good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >>. good morning everyone, i'm carolyn tyler, thank you for joining us on this sunday, march 18th. let's look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> the furnace probably going into over drive this morning. it is cold out there. fog in the north and east bay valleys. live doppler 7 picking up dry conditions. three quarters of a mile by the delta. loork at livermore, better than it was. next to nothing last hour. in the south bay, upper 30s and

santa clara and san jose, and cupertino. it is chilly. alameda, and novato, temperatures colder this morning. bundle up if you are heading out. we'll hold onto the 40s throughout the morning hours. by 11:00 transitioning to the 50s and nontime, low 50s mid and upper 50s throughout the day. rain arriving on tuesday. nice and sunny tomorrow. rain looks like it is going to last through much of next week. carolyn. >> thank you. we have breaking news in pleasant hill, authorities investigating a firy car crash that happened after midnight near mercury way. this car hit a tree catching fire. someone in the burning car was unable to get out. we saw the coroner on the scene. the road was closed for hours after accident for the police

investigation. they are looking for witnesses. all lanes of eastbound interstate 80 of hercules opened after a free way shooting last night. the highway patrol closed all eastbound traffic near i-80 near willow avenue near hercules after the gunfire, happened at 9:30. the condition of the victim was fot released. chp says no one arrested and the shooting investigation is on going. the lanes reopened around 1:45 this morning. develops news in san francisco, a massive fire in the heart of north beach has been brought under control. the city's supervisor who represents the neighborhood is raising questions about the fire department's response. "abc 7 news" reporter lisa among lesion has the story. >> reporter: this was a massive fire which engulfed the building

standing at the corner of powell and columbus. the top floors are vacant and five businesses on the bottom floor. the firefighters took offensive mode and attacked the fire from the inside and had to pull out and fight the fire from above and the street. >> there was fire on the ground floor. i came under the guys on the second floor. they decided, look, the instant commander and chief said we have to pull the guys out. they pulled them out. >> one minute everybody was outside here celebrating st. patrick's day and next minute it was like donte's inferno crazyness. >> a lot of restaurants evacuated and streets boked off. firefighters stopped the fire from moving into neighboring buildings. supervisor -- >> with my own eyes, they failed to address this working-fire in a quick, efficient way and you

can ask any of the people here who watch from the beginning the san francisco fire department failed san francisco tonight. > once we determined we have no more life safety problems, we pulled everyone out in an abundance of caution. that's what we do. i'm not going to get into too much more. we are professionals firefighters and know what we are doing. >> reporter: >> reporter: the supervisor is calling for an investigation and helping everybody in the fire. in north beach, "abc 7 news." a huge crowd gathered as the flames broke out. take a look at these pictures as the fire started growing. "abc 7 news" anchor dan ashley took a picture seen high up in north beach. viewers reported seeing smoke from the east bay and

north bay. this is a time lapse from the emeryville camera yesterday evening. we would like to thank you for sending pictures and video. you can use the hashtag #abc 7 now. we may share them online or on air. a survivor of the parklan florida shooting will speak out. joining the congressman to talk about what happened at marjory stoneman douglas high school. gonzalez will lead a discussion about ending gun spriens to make sure that public spaces are safe. today's meeting starts at 10:00 this morning at dominican university in san rafael. the event is free and open to the public. this morning, the search continues in sierra for a richmond man that went missing after skiing at bear mountain

resort. tom malarkeys wife -- malarkeys- and rescue unit via face time as they drove to alpine count yes i to relieve their colleagues and join the search for him. >> he has the appropriate clothing. i understand he has skills as far as being able to make a snow cave which is labor intensive. it greatly increasing your survival profile in those situations. so we remain optimistic. >> bad weathers have hampered the conditions. more snow fell over night and conditions should improve tonight. >> looks like they are projecting no snow at all. going to be a big push tomorrow and more family has been arriving from the bay area and folks coming down from tahoe to supplement the efforts.

>> 60 people expected to help with the search and looking at sur valance from the ski area to zero in on the last known location. "abc 7 news" was in alameda when drivers faced delays entering the posey tube. will keep one lane closed as they fix an under ground storm between this week. you can save time taking another route. a dui check point in hayward took on new meaning and honored chp officer killed by a suspected drunk driver on christmas eve. eight people cited for suspended licenses or driving without one. there were no dui dui dui dui di >> reporter: officers from union city and hayward teamed up to

stop cars. >> the last car is going to be the crown vic and first is going to be the sue baa are you hatch back. >> honoring andrew killed by a suspected drunk driver on christmas eve. >> a number of the officers knew him personally. >> we are excited and glad they gave us an opportunity to join them. and just for them to reach out and do something in the memory of him means alot. >> a hayward man, mohammed ali slammed in the back of him near highway 926789 investigators say ali was drunk and high. >> have you had a drink tonight? >> starbucks? >> i'm jealous. >> working to get impaired officers off the street just like he was doing the night he

was killed. >> he was funny. he always had a smile on his face and always joking around and he really liked being a chp officer. >> in hayward, "abc 7 news." >> what did you think about the weather yesterday? a little whacky. mixed with sun and rain and hail. an abc 7 viewer took this video in clayton. yesterday afternoon. we slowed the video down so you can see the stones.nes. san carlos saw hill. surprised residents went outside to see what was going on. the clouds opened up and dumped pea-size hail all at once. anything like that in future. >> not today. today we have a break from the roof camera, 46 degrees in san

francisco. 32, danville, 31 napa. and fog. we are looking at clouds and sun and mild spring-like conditions for monday. it will not last. a rainy week ahead and my accuweather seven-day forecast is next. also next, a dramatic rescue along the sonoma coast after a fisherman is swept into the ocean. a man visiting the bay area trying to do a good deed ends up having

one community touched by tragedy reaching out to the families of victims killed of the veterans home of california. this weekend a popular wine and music event helping by raising a lot of money. "abc 7 news" reporter, cornell barnard has the story montville. >> a lot of music and fun and wine attracting thousands of people. remembering three women who lost their lives march 9th. >> we are celebrating the lives of the three women. >> these women were doing their job. i do a similar wine outside of the winery and i don't know their families, but i could be them. >> army vet wong

loeber and -- taste of yountville helping to use this credit card reader to donate money for a victim's fund. >> everyone wants to help. our hearts are broken. we are sad for the program and their families. >> reporter: donating the best bottles to benefit brave women fund. >> this wine country community trying to do its part in the wake of a terrible tragedy. >> as a local resident here of napa, everyone comes out and everyone feels heart broken. >> so many wineryes donate bottles to the event and organizers will hold an automobile accident on e-bay next week to raise money for the victims family. "abc 7 news." >> a pair of helicopters rescued

a fisherman. you are looking at video from a highway patrol helicopter, they reached him yesterday morning. a wave hit the man while climbing on rocks and pulled him away from the shore line. a life guard stayed with him until they lifted the man. and then flew him to a hospital. he is in critical condition. a man just trying to do a good deed used a knife to stab his robber in the oakland hills. oakland police say it happened on skyline boulevard. a couple from texas saw a car crashed into the a tree and stopped to help. a man from the wrecked car pulled out a shotgun. and the victims stabbed the suspect with a pocket knife. you can hear the suspect moaning as police spoke to their

dispatchers. >> -- the guy who got stabbed, shot at the victim and i guess one of the victims stabbed him. >> the suspect is from new wark. will be booked into jail when we leased from the hospital. a group of east oakland residents fed up with illegal dumping and unsanitary conditions in their neighborhood took part in a trash tour this weekend. the east oakland neighborhood said they wanted to highlight the differences in street conditions and garbage and the city's flat land neighborhoods compared to the affluent districts in the hills. >> it is not fair that the hills not have a lot of dumping and the flat lands has everything. not only dumping -- >> we are all taxpayers and deserve a service from the city of okay tloond have a clean safe

safety. >> the group is to bed outside of libby's home to remedy the dumping and potholes plaguing their streets. thousands marched and many more line the sidewalks of san francisco yesterdayness the city's 167th annual st. patrick's day parade. parade organizers tell us that it is the largest celebration of irish culture, west of the mississippi river. this morning the bay area has more bald people than yesterday. several folks had their head shaved for a good cause. "abc 7 news" in oakland yesterday when ucff children's hospital hosted their annual fundraiser. police officers, firefighters and others get sponsored to have their heads shaves and the money

goes to help childhood cancer. >> it goes to a great cause. i lost my mother and great friend to cancer. i want to fight the fight. >> i think it is a way for the community to come together and help kids with cancer and families that are going through a difficult time. to tell them how much we care. yesterday, the event set out to raise $200,000. organizers still trying to see if they met that goal. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good, sunday morning. an hour to sunrise and fog in the east and north bay and chilly temperatures. live doppler 7 showing in the pacific and several systems emerging for the upcoming workweek. the rain setting up on tuesday and staying with us throughout the week ahead. we have a cold trough and we have a plenty of rain and wind arriving. looks like late tuesday into

wednesday. quite out there. yesterday's rainfall. check it out. some areas got anywhere from a quarter of an ench to half hinch. livermore airport,.54 and as we go down the line from the east bay to the peninsula . the tapering off. highly variable where one of the cells set off and dumped the rain and lasted throughout much of the day. bonus rainfall yesterday. a dry day today. clouds around -- for much of the day and numbers looking like this. 46, in san francisco, so certainly a little cooler out there as we go across the bay. 38, oakland, san jose 39 and 37. a milder day today by 5 to 8 degrees despite no sun. 55 santa

you can see delta, and petaluma, tough going. elsewhere, not much of an issue. from the roof camera. an interesting view. cold and sunnier and milder tomorrow. the best day of the week if you want it dry and piled to enjoy the weather. picks up on wednesday. colder air on thursday and more showers through end of the week. upper 60s. concord and hayward. 62 on the coast. bonus warmth for tomorrow. the clouds increase and the rain arrives and a southerly flow bringing mild conditions with the heavy rain. heavy rain segt up south of san francisco through los angeles. problems will be happening thought much of the state. as you look at the perspective on tuesday evening. notice all the rain. here comes the atmosphere i can river and then the systems begin

to merge as we get into wednesday. the snow piling up. and the cool air thursday and friday and lingering showers into next weekend. 56 san mateo, 57 palo alto. and fosy 30s in the north bay and low 40s in the peninsula . and the accuweather seven-day forecast, fog this morning mostly cloudy, mid to upper 50s. 60, san jose. bright and sunny. enjoy the beautiful day. spring arrives on tuesday with the rain and heavier rain and gusty winds on wednesday. lingering rain thursday and friday and thunderstorms for the second half of the week. >> you sound excited. thank you. you might think making a great paper airplane is hard. whaubt making the thing that makes

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detailed notes on the conversation with the president. meanwhile the legal team urging the justice department to shut down the investigation. and members speaking out as the bridge collapsed in miami as more victims pulled from the rubble. on a lighter note. march madness sister jean sitting court side. coming up an "gma." >> out of march madness, thank you, dan. making a fleet of paper airplanes could mean paper cuts. not for one student in switzerland. a project, a paper plain making machine. keeping the plane moving along. the project is not yet perfect. for now he has to use strings to pull the plane through. he is fine-tuning and plans to

have a machine that runs on its own. still to come on abc 7 mornings. russian president, vladimir putin heads the polls to the vote in the presidential election. what he is seeking as he seeks a

good morning north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. welcome back. we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, it is certainly a chilly start. we're looking at fog in our north and east bay and temperatures in the 30s. so bundle up, in fact, we're being looing at numbers from this panel in the mid 30s from napa to in novato and fairfield. the clouds increasing and looking for temperatures milder. rain invading the bay area for the week ahead. how much rain we're going to get and how long it sticks around. >> thank you. russian president seeking a

fourth term in office. casting his ballot over fight and certain to win. there are fears of voter apothy across russia. assuring he has a strong mandate for the next six years in office. putin faces several challengers and no one pose as threat. diplomatic tension over the never attack on the russian spy on british soil. terri moran has the latest. >> reporter: british am bas tor to russia. in london, prime minister theresa may standing firm. >> we will never tolerate a threat to the life of british citizens and others on british soil from the russian government. >> and the investigation

continues. police trying to establish when and how russian spies, sergei scr skripal and daughter poisened. shouting and acting incoherently just before him and his daughter collapsed. all of this on the eve of a presidential election in russian. and russians we talked to in red square. they don't believe their government had anything to do with it. >> do you think russia poisoned the spy, skripal? >> putin? >> putin. >> putin. >> russian haves hear ago different story. saying russia had nothing to do with the attack and pointing the finger at the u.s., the u.k. and the check republic, sla vok ya

and sweden. deputy andrew mccabe. he kept personal memos dealing with president trump and provided them to the special counsel office. similar to the notes compiled by fired fbi chief james comey. he was targeted because he backed up comey of the investigation of the collusion between the trump campaign and the russian government. his memos could factor into the continuing investigation. facebook has suspended a data firm tied to president trump's campaign. a u.s. senator says not good enough. violating policy privacies by harvesting private informaon from 50 million users to develop strategies for president trump's

2016 election campaign. denying the accusations. minnesota senator took to twitter to call for an outside investigation and for facebook founder to testify before the senate judiciary committee. coming up at 8:00 this morning. jorng stephanopoulos sitting down with ranking member congressman and committee member and they will talk about the russia investigation. george will be joined by new orleans mayor to talk about prospects of democrats in the upcoming midterm elections. you can tune in 8:00 for this week with george stephanopoulos here on abc 7. police in florida believing they recovered everyone killed when a bridge collapsed on a busy road way next to a college. more questions emerging about

the integrity of the bridge before it failed. "abc 7 news" reporter, linda lopez tells us more. >> reporter: succeeded in removing cars at the collapse in miami. >> a total of five people recovered from under the bridge. there was one individual that passed, away at the hospital for a total of six people. and i believe that is the final count. >> reporter: damaged cars taken to the medical examiners office where the bodies are removed and identified. a stunning voice mail released by the florida department of transportation left two days before the collapse. by the lead engineer from one of the companies reported to have built the bridge. >> from a safety perspective, we don't see an issue there. we are not concerned. >> the florida department of transportation saying that the employee didn't hear the voice mail until friday. a new statement from the university said it met with bridge engineers and fdot

thursday morning discussed the cracks. concluding there were no safety concerns and the crack did not compromise the integrity of the bridge. construction workers were tightening the cables on the bridge at the time of the collapse. linda lopez, "abc 7 news," new york. got real for a couple of teenagers when a man attacked them with a tire iron denied control over control over a virtual gym. the three playing pokémon go and the 60-year-old man got a tire iron and started swinging it at the kids and hit and damaged this table. the kids tackled him and called police. it's not first time. >> people told us he has been doing this before and we were the first to stop him. >> we didn't expect to get out

of the car and try to hit us. >> they do not have records of similar incidents with that man. he is now facing assault charges. we have new developments in the cat cafe break in. two cats ran away returned. new video from cat town in oakland. police looking for this man seen on sur valance early friday using a rock to smash through front window and found out the door to get in was locked. so he was unable to get in. still ahead here on abc 7 mornings the tragedy that brought two strangers together and now calling each other family. a live look from the san rafael camera. fog y foggy and cold out there. dry today and rainy weather much of the week. lisa argen

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celebrate the centerpiece and comem rate her endless contributions to civic arts throughout the bay area. passed, away in 2013. lisa is here talking a rainy week. it does not start today. >> we are take a live look outside. you notice, a pretty picture from the sierra nevada. picking up much snow this month in march as last january. they are going to sur pass that. unbelievable totals here. 1 degree at the top of the airport. 38 for a high. partly cloudy today and tomorrow and a little bit of sun in the next few days here. locally, we'll talk about the local accuweather seven-day forecast next. thank you lisa. the mighty kwin cook scores a keer-high 28 points to lead the warriors in

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in sports tomorrow night, the injury riddled warriors in san antonio to face the spurs. last night golden state took on the suns looking to rebound after losing three of the previous four games. here he is with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, the warriors back to back games coming off a loss to the kings and facing the suns in phoenix.

all out with injuries, but the mighty quinn, cook took over with a career night. loving his new guards. nick young, 20 on the night. draining the three. he was hot early on. quinn cook making the most of his opportunity. he bury as three. the warriors trailed. 60-52 phoenix. roaring back. draymond, throwing it down. 25 points and 11 boards. second of back to back threes. jordan bell, with a steal. cook, will take it the other way and lay it in with a career-high, 28 points one game losing streak is over. winning 24-109 victory. sharks with three road games. beating all three in a back to

back. third time in franchise history beating three western canadian teams on the same road trip. this guy looks like joe thorton. first period, down one. joe with a nice back hand pass to kevin. easy tap in. 1-1 game. a minute later. the pass. swats it in for the 29th of the year. 2-1 sharks. jump to the third. cuts to the middle, and second of the game. 20th of the season. sharks offense heating up. 12 goals in two games. 5-3 that final. head coach so under rated. the cardinal to 30 ncaa tournaments. won it twice and oner up twice and 13 final fours. not a bad resume against naples. came in with a better record, 27-and 5 and stanford ready.

stan forward had 11 in the game. brittany mcfee. a nice and up and under move. third quarter, catch and shoot three. she had 20 and kiana williams a freshman. stops and pops. lead the team with 21. smith, rip it away. and mcfee lay it is in plus the foul. stanford wins 82-68 facing florida in the second round on monday. >> my team has so much confidence in me t. is hard to think about what i'm doing. i go out and play my game and our team and upper class men telling many e to stay aggressive and keep playing my game. so that's what i do. >> we have to be more aggressive than the other team that we play. so having someone like her, who you know every time she's playing she's going to come out and give 110%. she's that lead are of the aggressive club we like to call her. and the madness of march

will continue on abc 7 tonight at 5:00 i'm mike shumann. have a great day. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> check it out. a beautiful view out there. low clouds and visibility reducesed in the east bay valleys. livermore and petaluma and napa and temperatures below freezing in napa. today, the clouds and more cloud cover. so our sun anyiest and mildest day -- and warmer than yesterday. numbers in the upper 50s today. looking outside t. is a pretty start with the water flat and winds light. so a comfortable afternoon but if you want to see what is our future, live doppler 7 where you can see cloud cover. there's a system to the south and a cold system to the north and throughout the entire work-week will be navigating

several system that is merge over the state. begin really on tuesday. so another vantage point this morning. a shot of the pretty fog and the sun coming up at 7:16. 46, 28, and 39 in san jose, mid 30s in gill more -- and looking at a dry start in the city. so fog not an issue but north of the golden gate it is and 33 in napa, 34 by the delta with wid 30s in plifr more and 39 in concord. 24 hour difference and the temperatures colder air as the skies have parted and some parts of the bay allowing for the numbers to drop. six degrees cooler in concord and seven degrees cooler in nap pennsylvania in the south bay and east bay. so our forecast highlights are cold and foggy start.

dry today and tomorrow. tomorrow featuring more sun. temperatures near 70s degree in the south bay. rain arrives early on tuesday. and wednesday the rainiest day. mild and sunny tomorrow with upper 60s. and hayward. and spripreview. 70 in san jose. mid 50s. and wednesday a subtropical effect. the temperatures ahead of the system and with the system will be in the 60s. very mild. so tuesday, about 3:00 we'll have the light rain and by wednesday. here comes the stronger part of the system. thursday, the colder part. lingering showers into the friday. and saturday. so we'll add up those totals to be about maybe an inch or so. a little too soon to say. so certainly some more significant and potentially bonus wet weather. mid to upper 50s today and north

bay frosty. 35 in morgan hill. the accuweather seven-day forecast morning fog. afternoon partly to mostly cloudy and sunday and monday. spring arrives tuesday. gusty winds and downpours on wednesday. thursday and friday, colder. thunderstorms. very spring-like forecast. but it's like the faucet is on and then turn it off by the end of next weekend. so that's good. we'll take it. >> yeah. wednesday looks like the gustiest storm. >> yes, big soaker. download the accuweather app to stay up-to-date. two families across california now share a lifelong connection thanks to the ronald mcdonald house at stanford. "abc 7 news" jessica castro has the story. >> awe. so sweet. >> reporter: the two little girls share a special bond. >> we call eden and mariah

sisters now. >> they had the transplants in january on the same day. eden needed a liver and mariah a new heart. they can't say for sure the organs are from the same donor, but they are certain that they are now forever linked. >> we feel like we are carrying on the life of another child through our kids. it is just something special that we share. >> reporter: it is not just the kids. the moms say they are like sisters now too. >> we instantly had a connection. it is crazy because i said things happen for a reason. >> reporter: they didn't figure out the connection right away. took time. nearly a month spent at the ronald mccdonald at stanford. the house offers basic meals and shelter. and something intangible. >> the emotional part.

physical contact with people and being able to connect with other families. >> everything we do is about helping families build relationships with one another. >> reporter: there are daily activities for siblings and family support services with trained psychologist among other things. >> so coming into a community of strangers and leaf the best of brends. everything we do is to facilitate those relationships that are priceless. >> to have that one-on-one time with other moms. i have been there and i've been there and this is how i got through t. it helps me a lot. >> it is great to have somebody else going through same this i think to share everything. >> reporter: earthquake dden ane doing well. working to expand their reach oi cross the bay area.

go to our website abc7news.com to help. i'm jessica castro, "abc 7 news." last night, "abc 7 news" was in woodside when irish dancers entertained at a benefit called shake your sham rahm. raising money for a ronald mcdonald ahouse. you see reggie aqui and mike nicco helping the family sever by expressing their gratitude. coming up. dishing out assists. the warriors family helping dreams come true for thousands

we have your winning numbers from last night's $455 million power ball drawing. 22, 57, 59, 60, 66, and the power ball number, 7. has a cash value of $274 million. wednesday's jackpot resets to $40 million. 1,000 high school students will pick up a free prom dress today thanks to the generosity of the golden state warriors family. the dresses distributed to preregistered high school juniors and seniors m the give away organized by the woman you

saw there. lessly west, wife of david west and the oakland public education fund. each recipient getting free cover girl cosmetics donated by steph curry's wife. iesha. let's get a final check of the accuweather forecast. >> that is so nice. >> very nice. >> a lot of clouds today. dry, 57 in oakland and santa cruz. look at the accuweather seven-day forecast, featuring rain arriving on tuesday with spring and showers, heavy rain wednesday and thunderstorms thursday and friday. so looks like even though it is going to be spring, it is going to feel like winter. >> lots of rain. we're used to it now. that's going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on accuweather seven-day forecast. i'm caroline tiler and this is lisa argen.

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