good morning, bay area. >> let's get up and get going. >> good morning. it is saturday, march 24th. let's start with a quick look at the weather. lisa, we're talking about a one on the storm impact scale. >> that's right. two weak systems will travel through the bay area. one currently pushing through the south bay and another one later on this afternoon. it's a one on our storm impact scale. low snow levels and possibility of isolated thunderstorms. here's live doppler 7. you can see some of the heavier rain around highway 1 east of highway 1 and we'll take you up through 280 and redwood city scattered showers and across the bay and coward concord 680 bay point into antioch. this is a weak system with

visibilities reloduced in the north bay. breezy winds upper elevations. 30 to 50 right now. mostly cloudy skies today. 10:00, upper 40s to near 50. by 2:00, we're dry. the leading edge of the next weak system is on the way and that will provide a few scattered showers throughout the evening hours. so we're talking about just a little bit more rain before a big change in our extended outlook. we'll have the details coming up. >> hundreds of thousands of people are expected for today's march for our lives. marches are planned across the country include here in the bay area. you can see on the map there are several including san francisco, oakland, and san jose. students want lawmakers to address gun laws and school safety. among the people you might see today is warriors coach steve

kerr. >> i think i'm going to stay here in oakland. i haven't quite planned it out yet. i think my family and i will take part in the oakland. >> some of the students and parents flew to washington, d.c. on the new england patriots plane. lyft is providing free rides at 50 of the events. the company is providing $1.5 million worth of rides. each ride has a max cost of $15 a piece which amounts to 100,000 rides. this morning any available ride codes will be posted on lyft's blog page. for a complete list of events in the bay area and heads up about transit impacts where you live, go to abc7news.com. police need your help to find a man they say wanted to buy a gun and threatened to shoot up a school. a customer reported it just before 6:00 last night at the big five sporting goods store. officers arrived minutes later but could not find him. police say witnesses did not

find his statements to be credible but they still want to identify and locate him. he is described as a transient and about 35 years old. tensions escalated late last night in sacramento when protesters pounded on a police car. people had marched peacefully earlier in the night to protest the fatal shooting of police of an unarmed black man. people chanted as they marched along streets of sacramento. this marked the second night of protests after police released video showing police killing clark last weekend. >> we have to be the state that is going to make a stand and actually have police reform. >> former sacramento kings star cousins says he'll pay for clark's funeral. we're now getting a look inside an east bay high school

that went on lockdown after a student was suspected of bringing a gun to campus. you can see students hiding down low yesterday afternoon in a picture shared on twitter. sky 7 flew over san lorenzo after the sheriff arrested a 15-year-old boy. deputies say he had a gun and they credit other students for alerting them. developing news out of out couldn'ta co contra costa county after a car went down an embankment. firefighters say a man was driving with two female passengers. two suffered major injuries and one is in critical condition. it's unclear why the car left the roadway. now to the fiery crash and explosion this week at travis air force base. the fbi revealed the identity of the bay area man who breached security gates and ignited explosives in his vehicle. but they don't know why he did

it. >> cell phone video captured the fiery moments after a black suv breached the main security gate at travis air foce base thursday and exploded and the driver was killed. the fbi in sacramento now searching for a motive. the driver was a civilian with no connection to the base. what investigators found inside his suv was chilling. >> five propane tanks. there was a gym bag with personal effects. three phones. three plastic one gallon gas cans and several lighters. >> that kind of freaks me out. >> ted lives not far from where the man recently lived. the fbi came knocking yesterday. >> he showed me a picture of some guy that i told him i seen him. >> he says he was a limo driver. a neighbor told us he was an old friend who used his address to get a driver's license.

he said he may have suffered with mental health issues but never talked about harming n ii himself or others. >> the investigation we're doing right now is try to piece together his life. trying to piece together what led up to this event. >> the fbi says there is no known threat to the b.a.s.ase o fairfield community. two major injuries to two star players will alter the warriors postseason and the giants regular season. steph curry suffered an mcl sprain in his left knee. curry will have an mri today to determine how severe it is. and giants ace will undergo surgery to insert a pin in his pinky. he said he knew right away it was broken. the pin could come out in four to six weeks. our sister network espn reports

he will be sidelined six to eight weeks and the giants season opener is less than a week away. be sure to download the abc 7 news app. we'll send out a push alert after the result of curry's mri later today. abc 7 news was outside at&t park yesterday as fans reacted to bumgarner's injury. >> terrible. the season is about to start. i wonder how this will impact the team over the course of the next few games. honor lies honestly, i hope he gets better. so tragic. >> the season is just beginning and he may be out of the season. that's a real bummer. >> bumgarner hurt his shoulder last year in an off day in colorado. records be being set in the sierra. several inches of snow has been

dumped. 32 inches in the past few days. alpine meadows said it broke a record with the most snowfall in march with 205 inches already. >> they surpassed last january which is incredible. good for them. good morning, everyone. starting out with damp pavement out there. a live look outside. 49 degrees. it is chilly in the north bay but overall we're warmer this morning. two more weather systems to work through the bay area. i'll time them out for you and talk about springlike warmth on the way coming up. an east bay musician wrote a song to get noticed. a lot of hard work in the north bay. an update in turni

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new details in the terror attack in southern france. the police officer who offered himself up in exchange for a hostage has died of his injuries. the officer's mother said she was not surprised by her son's courage. police say yesterday morning the gunman killed four people, then was shot and killed by police. overnight a 17 year old was detained in connectionit the investigation. police say he was a friend of the gunman. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. this morning south korea says its invitation for high level talks has been accepted by north korea. the talks are set to take place next thursday in the demilitarized zone. they're viewed as a primer for an april summit. it has been three years since matthew muller kidnapped denise huskins. we have covered this story from the beginning and has new

details you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> for three years, denise says she was the woman behind the blindfold. the woman the vallejo police department accused of making up her own abduction. >> i remember thinking this is a really bad nightmare. i don't like this. >> she was drugged as was her fiance and kidnapped her. >> he spoke to me a lot. he shared with me that he just had a difficult time in his life and said i shared with him something that happened when i was younger. i hope he knew that. >> he's facing new rape charges. the chief deputy district attorney says the arrest warrant has been processed. it could take up to 60 days or longer for him to be extradited

from prison where he's serving 40 years on federal kidnapping charges. he'll be facing robbery and false imprisonment charges. the couple doesn't think he hacke acted alone. >> fears of a tesla battery exploding kept a busy freeway closed for six hours following a deadly crash in mountain view. we were on 101 after a sttesla burst into blames. two other vehicles hit the tesla. the tesla's driver died after being rushed to a trauma center. engineers worked with firefighters to make sure the battery had stopped burning before a tow truck could move the car. in the competitive bay area housing market, money talks. one family says singing set them apart. their bid was 20,000 below the highest bidder yet they have a new home in berkeley.

found himself outbid by $20,000 on a berkeley home. >> they want you to offer something creative beyond the money. >> so he started recording with his phone. >> i thought i might just show you. who has the words to say choose me? ♪ i' . >> i cried. that's basically what happened. >> no joke. three minutes late r i was textd back saying we won the house. >> apparently the family the sellers were looking for. >> they wanted to make sure to keep berkeley quirky and i hope they did that. >> always write a buyer's letter. >> write this letter with your heart making your story a part of that house.

♪ our house is a very, very fine house ♪ >> the lesson, don't under appreciate the sentimental value of a home. >> that's actually good. >> now to the latest on rebuilding after the north bay wildfires. as nbc 7 news reporter explains, progress is measured in tree limbs. >> an undeniable truth about losing your home in a firestorm, getting your life together cannot happen fast enough. what do you appreciate about the life you had then? >> everything. >> manuel flores said empty lots looked more like ponds. when steve and his crew showed up for work on a foundation, they found 10 inches of water. >> we had lake. half a lake here. >> first fire, then water is

anyone making progress in the firestorm zone? >> i'm defining progress day by day. >> for brad sherwood, progress means cutting down dead trees. one tree company was hired to clear lots and they saved roughly 30% of the process. >> what we're learning is the more we rebuild together, the more we collaborate together as a group, as a neighborhood, the more money we save. >> this is how his home looked and this is what we mains of a 100-year-old walnut tree in the front yard. brad and his family hope to sit around it as a dining table next thanksgiving. wayne friedman, nbc 7 news. happening today in san mateo, a parade honoring the

army. the division was adopted 50 years ago during the vietnam war when anti-war protests were prevalent. about 50 members from the division are in the bay area for this weekend for several events and the parade starts at 11:00 this morning followed by a festival at noon in central park. saturday morning. good morning to you. we still have some rain on live doppler 7. a couple weak systems to get through before we return to some very springlike conditions. live doppler 7 showing rain from highway 35 back toward 84. redwood city, showers. well to the north around collinsville, antioch and we westwa westward, a mix there. do be careful. it did rain while you were sleeping. we still have some showers. snow in the mountains right now in the 30s. this is good news. they had rain and now it's turning to snow. we still have in the lake tahoe

area winter weather advisory. two to five inches of snow. up to ten inches at the crest. slippery roads through sunday morning. northern lake county we're looking at a winter storm warning and also in the sierra nevada lake tahoe 12 to 16 inches of additional snow. up to 24 inches possible and this is through 9:00 tomorrow morning. so certainly some good news and as we go through the snowfall totals, it's been just an amazing month with an additional foot or so. so as you step outside, it's mild. a lot milder than it was throughout the afternoon. that was chilly. we are starting out with warmer morning and then the cold air moves in with the secondary system. ten degrees warmer in oakland. relative, i know. so three degrees warmer in san francisco. seven degrees warmer on the coast. a live look outside. good visibility here. there's fog in the north bay. scattered showers today. second system moves in late tonight. first system the one i showed

you is exiting this morning. looking at spotty cold showers through tomorrow morning low snow levels. and then sunny and warmer throughout the week ahead. it's a one on our storm impact scale. weak system, scattered showers, a possibility of a thunderstorm. there goes the first system. the bulk of the day today will be mostly cloudy. a few sunny breaks but we could see an afternoon thunderstorm. here comes the next system. it's even weaker. this will fall apart as it pushes through the bay area. here we are tomorrow morning. scattered showers and then by the afternoon, we're into some sun. rainfall totals so far this morning about a tenth of an inch. we add in the rest of today and tomorrow and we're looking at perhaps 0.2 in oakland. a couple hundredths up in napa. if you like warmer weather, look at what's on tap for the week ahead. today in santa rosa 54 degrees. by next thursday, into the 80s. 55 in san francisco. 57 in fremont today.

accuweath accuweather seven-day forecast, a tenth to two tenths of rain. download our app and you can keep track of live doppler 7. look at that sun. 60s, and upper 70s. by the end of the week will we complain about the heat? >> probably. we'll complain about the rain. doesn't feel like spring and then we'll complain about the heat when it gets here. thank you, lisa. just ahead, what goes up must come down. the huge piece of space junk that could land in california next

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how about a stress-free weekend? we have some ideas from our partners at hoodline. >> here's one way to destress at the end of the week. spend a couple hours playing board games and cuddling with kittens in san francisco. it's an adult's only game night at the cat lounge. you're encouraged to bring your own adult beverages. there will be board games and more than a dozen cats to frolic with. some of which are looking for forever homes. >> and then most people come in groups of two or three and they wind up playing games together and it's nice to see those people coming together not only with the cats but with each other. >> also there is a cat hamster wheel. did you know that even exist? it's sitting on a golden gate bridge stand because, i don't know, i'm trying to get over the fact that cats can do this.

#dogperson. brunchcon in san francisco is happening. you can get brunch from 30 vendors and open mimosa bar and open bloody mary bar. this is 21 and over at the armory in san francisco happening sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for all ages, if you always wanted to play guitar, now is your chance. in oakland free music classes on saturday. there are two sessions for kiddos and free adult classes in the afternoon. there's a cat hamster wheel? why are we even talking about anything else? abc7news.com has links to these events from hoodline. scientists are now predicting a chinese space station station weighing over nine tons will likely crash to earth on april 1st and could land anywhere from northern california to pennsylvania. your odds are getting hit by it are low.

it's about one in a trillion. you are more likely to win the lottery or get hit by lightning. the earth is getting sicker losing plants, an also and clean water. that's according to a new report. the findings say shrinking biodiversity means there will be less food and clean water for people. if trends continue, north and south america plants and animals than what's around now. the giants home opener is just ten days away. the team has revealed a slew of special events for the upcoming season including the retiring of slugger barry bonds' number 25 stay at a ceremony in august. there will also be more for fans to chew on this season. the company has been hired as an exclusive food service provider. it will include everything from healthy garden to hawaiian polka to a new cheeseburger that turns

tradition inside out. >> it's named juicy lou. a burger is a hamburger that's filled with cheese on the inside. you bite into it, the cheese just gushes out. it's a new version on a different kind of a cheeseburger. >> several giants players will start in a new ad campaign moussing about what they would do if they weren't big stars. tonight, a reunion coverage. yesterday abc ne7 news was ther as sammy hagar got a plaque. he is in the rock 'n' roll hall of fame and dan ashley had the privilege of spintroducing him

the ceremony. >> nothing is as gratifying as when your hometown, your home area honors you. i'll be walking down here looking at my plaque. believe me. >> he's lived in the bay area since the summer of love in 1967. also honored with a plaque yesterday was a radio disk jockey. ten acres for $10. that's what a family paid over a century ago to start a vineyard and now they're ready to sell and reap a juicy return on their investment. students from across the country descend o

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hey, lisa. >> hey, alexis. good morning. we're waking up to showers around the bay area. it's a one on our storm impact scale. we have two systems that work through the bay area. one currently and another one later on tonight. snow levels with the second one will be lower. we could see isolated thunderstorms. so looking at live doppler 7 right now, you notice highway 1 some showers heading across the bay. some heavier showers so light to moderate rain east palo alto and across the san mateo bridge into the east bay up toward walnut creek. 680 looking at showers. there's fog in the bay. 50 in oakland. 42 in morgan hill. the bulk of the morning shows precip sliding south of san jose. mostly cloudy skies and look at what happens. the upper left-hand corner of your screen, looking at the second system a weak one but

will stick around through your sunday morning and then a big shift in weather coming up in a few minutes. happening today the anti-gun demonstration in response to the mass shooting in florida will take place today in cities across the country. students of marjory stoneman douglas high school organized the event. and we're joined live from washington, d.c. with what we can expect. good morning. >> reporter: even before students gathered here today, yesterday many meeting with lawmakers on capitol hill to make sure they know this is just the start of their movement, not the end. the student-led takeover of the nation's capital. some arriving by the bus load. some by plane. all with a message. >> i want the world to know that we're not going to stop feel safe anywhere. >> sam's friend was one of the victims of last month's shooting. >> it's so frustrating because

he should still be here. they should all still be here. >> the sadness and anger shared by a senior at marjory stoneman douglas high school who told lawmakers. >> let us march in unison to the r rhythm of justice because enough is enough. >> our voice is loud and clear and about to change history. >> students are not fighting from change alone from new england patriots lending the plane to victims and families to lyft giving out free rides. the event itself is three hours including this song inspired by the movement. ♪ tomorrow there will be more of us telling the story of tonight ♪ >> that's really what this is all about kind of making sure that no one ever forgets his or the 16 other people's names. >> marching along pennsylvania

avenue with a powerful message to the nation. the official start time for the event is still a few hours away but already there are a few hundred people gathered heren d.c. they're expecting nearly half a million across the nation more than 800 similar marches also planned. alexis? >> thank you. nbc 7 news r r r r students about their plans. >> this is where are people are expected to show up for the march. they have been selling t-shirts and accepting online donations. a congresswoman will be one of a dozen speakers. >> we want each speaker to come and give us their take on the gun violence issue and make this event a platform for those who have different ideas about how to go about it because we know this issue is dwiivisive.

>> this student continues to work on his speech for the rally and march in san francisco. his goal is to capitalize on the momentum to change gun laws. >> this comes once in a lifetime and it will be -- it's of the essence to capitalize it at this moment and make sure everybody sees it. much of the national spotlight will be on washington where students and supporters are already arriving, the san francisco march will draw 100,000. potential speakers competed by doing video auditions. >> a number of students from across the bay area submitted videos and that's how we were able to choose. we'll hear from, as i said, age range 12 up to 21 years of age. >> both in san jose and san francisco organizers have trained volunteers to handle security. others will handle medical emergencies. about $40,000 has been raised to cover expenses in san jose. david louie, nbc 7 news.

in san jose, marchers will gather at 11:00 a.m. at city hall. at 11:30 they'll begin marching to arena green where there will be a rally. in san francisco, they'll gather at 1:00 p.m. at civic center plaza and then in oakland people will gather at 10:00 a.m. and then at noon they'll march along 19th street to lake merritt. you are encouraged to take b.a.r.t. to these events today. for a complete list and heads up about possible traffic and transit impacts where you live, just go to abc7news.com. happening today in santa cruz county, they're holding a gun buyback program. $50 will be offered in exchange for rifles and shotguns and $200 for assault weapons. there will be two locations for the buyback. one at the sheriff's office and another one at watsonville

firestation on second street running from 10:00 to 2:00 this afternoon. president trump announced the administration will issue a new rule banning bump stocks making it easier to fire rounds quickly from a semiautomatic weapon. the move came four months after a gunman in las vegas used a bump stock to fire down on concert goers killing 58 people in the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history. president trump has issued an order banning most transgender troops from serving in the military. last year the president called for a total ban but it has been blocked by several legal challenges. the latest order allows for transgender people to serve under "limited" circumstances. history is on the line in oakley. a vineyard surrounded by housing developments is for sale for $5 million. it's been in one family for generations but now two brothers are reluctantly selling.

>> they arrived in oakley from italy in 1911 and promptly brought land. >> it was ten acres with two barns and a house and he purchased it for $10 in gold. >> in 1930, frank says they bought this ten acre parcel with 120-year-old vines for just $4,000 and six generations have lived off the land ever since. the grapes are still bought up by wine makers. there's a sell tower disguised as a water daughttower and the he grew up in. the vineyard is surrounded by tracks of homes, commercial and retail. the commute traffic starts early and runs late. the new generation doesn't want to farm and a farm doesn't seem to fit in. >> you're surrounded by people that do not understand what farming does, and now we're getting restricted on when you

can burn your brush, what time you can start your tractor up. a lot of kids nowadays don't know where their food comes from. >> i can't work the ranch no more, and he's getting to where it's getting hard for him, so we thought the best thing to do was sell it. >> it's been in the family for, like, 90 years. that's history. he told me he's ready to move on. >> the asking price is $5 million. so far it looks like the grapes are going to go with buyers talking about residential and retail, expanding the existing mobile home park or even turning this into a solar farm. >> all good things have to come to an end. >> is not a bad real estate investment that will fund the next chapter. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. still ahead, meet one of walmart's newest employees. a bay area invention being put to the test to see if it's up to

the task. a live look outside right now from our roof cam here at abc 7 news. a few showers out there this morning but a big warmup is on the way. meteorologist lisa argen will be up next with you

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to buy diapers. help a mother out has provided more than 7 million diapers since 2009. happening today, several landmarks around the world will go dark in the fight against climate change. the golden gate bridge and city hall will take part in earth hour. it urges people, cities and businesses to turn off lights for one hour to take action for our planet. the lights will be out from 8:30 to 9:30 tonight and i'm always in bed by that hour so i'm going to participate too. >> absolutely. in your own little way. >> exactly. >> good morning, everyone. we're looking at damp pavement out there. it's mild due to the cloud cover right now for our tower camera pretty good visibility. 49 degrees. it's 50 in oakland. so one system sweeping through the bay area now and another one coming. a colder system, we're talking

snow? the sierra and i'll have details coming up. >> thanks, lisa. and next, say it isn't so. another awkward turn for the warriors as steph curry goes down with a freak injury. details comi ♪ ♪

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(clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying, nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. good morning. happy saturday to you. here's a live look outside at our golden gate bridge camera. not many folks out yet but a busy day ahead including in the south bay. the sharks will close out their home stand looking for their seventh straight win and san jose takes on the flames at the s.a.p. center. tuck drops at 1:00 p.m. awaiting the results of steph curry's mri. he returned from a sprained

ankle only to injure his left knee. mindi bach has details. >> friday night seemed as good as night as any to bring back steph curry. atlanta has one of the worst records in the nba. nobody saw what was coming. curry's ankle looking good early. he was in great mood. 13 points in the first half. young behind the back and he'll have quick give and go right here. once again draining the three. warriors at eight at the half. in the third quarter, curry hits the three to put the warriors up and picks up the foul so golden state takes a one-point lead but then this. mcgee falls into curry and his left leg. you can hear the crowd grown. curry in a lot of pain. he left the game. team later said he sustained an mcl strain. warriors win 106-94 and steve kerr is remaining optimistic.

>> i definitely do not have an ominous feeling. i feel like disappointed for steph mostly tonight. you know, we'll see how long he has to be out. >> bruce bochy said losing madison gum garner is horrible news for us and he was being positive. he'll undergo surgery to have a pin entered in his pinky. he took a come backer off his pitching hand. bumgarner said he knew right away it was broken. the giants are now without two of their top three starters. they lost jess due to a pectoral sprain. bumgarner believes he'll return before the all-star break but doesn't believe the injury was avoidable. >> it's hard to control your reactions when something is happening that fast. obviously i wish i wouldn't have. i rather take it off the chest or most anywhere else.

that's what happened. >> and this is exactly how we felt about the sweet 16 game between cardinal and louisville. this is stanford's problem. eight consecutive misses on one possession. they could not get the ball in the bucket. williams had abeen so strong al tournament but only 3 for 11. late in the third quarter, it's swatted away and a long pass to allen who lays it in. stanford's season is over. louisville goes on to elite eight. stay tuned to abc 7 sports today. we'll cover madison bumgarner and steph curry updates. until then, have a great day. >> hi there, everyone. have we had enough? not quite.

a few more showers to go and then we're looking at some pretty nice weather. here's a live look outside from our east bay hills camera where it is, of course, nice and dark out there. waking up to a few showers in walnut creek. another weak system heads our way but if you're looking at san jose today, a cool day. 58. same as tomorrow and then average highs at 66 so you notice we struggle to get there on monday with some sunshine. look what happens for the rest of the week. it's just amazing how we're going to go from spring, very comfortable weather in the 70s and then it will feel like summer by the end of the upcoming workweek. if you enjoy the rain, just a little bit for you throughout the day today as one system exits another one moves in. here's a live look at live doppler 7. the first system pushing through the coast and also the south bay exiting around discovery bay and then the second system arriving later on today. as we go in for a a a

some wet weather. also around the south end of the bay here from mountain view and as you go toward freem showers. we're looking at cold snow and rain heading our way late tonight into tomorrow and currently blue canyon looking at heavy snow. south lake, it's not snowing. we'll look for the winter weather advisory to continue for the west slopes until 5:00 tomorrow. two to five inches of snow with ten inches near the crest and a winter storm warning for the greater lake tahoe area until 9:00 tomorrow. 12 to 16 inches of snow. possibly up to two feet. if you're planning on going, really going to have to pay close attention to the forecast. maybe wait until later on sunday. anywhere from just a few inches south lake to a foot up in donner. more is coming. this is good news. they did have rain with the system that arrived last week. the forecast snow showers today. 32 tomorrow with snow in the morning. then turning partly cloudy.

36 on monday. so we are looking at those mild numbers this morning. 50 in oakland. 48 in fremont and san jose anywhere from two to eight degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. so we are a little bit foggy north of san francisco. scattered showers today mainly in the morning and then again tonight. spotty cold showers tonight through tomorrow morning with low snow levels and sunny and warmer as we get into next week. so there's that first system limping along. here's the next one that comes in tonight into tomorrow. looking at the scattered showers early sunday morning. and then we're into some sunshine. amounts very light. we're putting two weekend systems together. you notice anywhere from just a couple hundredths in napa to 0.2 on the peninsula and here's a look at jasanta rosa. a cold start to the week. 58 in palo alto and then a warmup. the accuweather 7 day forecast 1

on the impact storm forecast. download the app and keep track of winter, spring, summer all in the 7 day outlook. >> we have marathon and half marathon tomorrow. they'll be okay with the forecast. they like the cooler temps. >> i think you're right. >> runners are okay with that. thank you, lisa. walmart is testing the use of robots in its stores to help with a job that right now is done by humans. no, they won't replace the greeters. they'll lend a hand for a more mundane task. we get a look at the automation in action. >> coming down the aisle is certainly hard to miss. >> i was thinking is it cleaning the floor? >> for shoppers their reaction says it all. >> you come in walmart and there's this thing scanning the aisles. >> using technology similar to that of a self-driving vehicle, robots have been deployed to scan aisles for out of stock items and mislabeled merchandise and incorrect prices at nearly 50 walmart stores across the

country. the realtime data to employees who then go and stock the shelves. >> they have information to do their jobs better. >> robe its are produced by a company in san francisco which is currently working with three other national retailers in addition to walmart. >> if i can take images of these shelves it's a way to figure out the task. six years later, we're successful. >> out of stock items are an issue for retailers since they miss out on sales but some customers expressed concern about the role of automation and the possibility of jobs being eliminated. >> everything is an automated service, so i don't know, it's starting to be a little bit scary. are machines taking over? >> walmart officials insist that it will not affect employee head count and many customers believe this will help ensure smoother shopping experience. >> what's there, how many they have, how many they don't have instead of having to come and check every so often or bringing more than they need.

>> robots are tested at three stores in the bay area. >> very nice. love to see. it's like a big toy. >> the shelf scanning technology is setting the stage for more advancements to come. coming up next, it's opening day at california's great america. what's on tap for this morning'

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good morning. it is saturday, march 24th. let's start with a quick look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. a little rain out there. it's not too much. >> that's right. good morning. we're talking a few scattered showers mainly in the south bay and the east bay it's a 1 on our storm impact scale. weak system sliding through the bay area right now. another one tonight into tomorrow morning with scattered showers, low snow levels through tomorrow and the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm. so for mountain view over to fremont and 880 into the santa cruz mountains, that's where we have some of the activity. highway 84 across the south end of the bay 880 and 680 around warm springs boulevard and through mill creek road visibility in the north bay behind the system is certainly impacted. a quarter mile to a half mile. 30s from cloverdale and 47 in