>> announcer: good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. this is "abc 7 mornings". many hills around the bay area have fresh blanket of snow. this scene from the santa cruz mountains as we begin our sunday morning. thanks for waking up with us. i'm chris nguyen. meteorologist lisa argen is tracking the forecast. >> hi, countries. i don't think you can miss it, it's been every, mt. tam, grizzly peak, 1 on the storm impact scale. wintry showers, breezy winds from the north bay mountains to the east hills, still a winter weather advisory. notice the pink, the white. we're taking you to the peninsula, the hills looking at the rain/snow mix. right around bay road, east palo

alto, menlo park, up to the hills of the east bay, mt. diablo, a little bit of snow there. you can see more showers offshore. in the north bay, a few lightning strikes there. this next little impulse will continue to bring us morning showers. a dramatic view from santa cruz this morning. 40 in the city, 38 in morgan hill. a pretty shot from emeryville. don't let it fool you, it is cold out there. 37 santa rosa, 41 in livermore. from sutro, looking at some sun there. we'll get into the 40s, maybe 50 today, and a frosty night tonight, chris. >> thanks, lisa. with the recent streak of rain, we wanted to know how folks were holding up under the gray skies. abc 7 news reporter >> it cleans the environment, it's good for the plants. it's good for the drought.

>> a little day trip, rain or shine, we were going to go. >> reporter: sorry you didn't get the shine part. >> when you have cabin fever, you brave the weather and do what you can with it. >> reporter: the second group can't wait for the rain to be over. >> i check every day, considering how bad it's been. my mother gave me this umbrella, so thank you. >> reporter: thanks, mom. opinions were scattered, much like the showers. >> the water on top of the snow ruins it, it's terrible. >> reporter: these employees tell us people have been coming nonstop to rent skis. how are you going to ski? show me. i think you're ready. >> i have an annual trip with friends, a big trip coming up in a couple of weeks. >> reporter: with the weather conditions, many are planning to go up to tahoe next thursday when things begin to clear out and hopefully avoid some traffic.

>> brake faster and all that. >> reporter: snow lovers meanwhile in the city are wishing the rain would turn into powder for obvious reasons. do you wish maybe snow would fall here? >> yeah. >> reporter: that would be crazy. >> we could also cancel school. >> reporter: abc 7 news. it was a mixed bag across the area yesterday. on cobb mount, it was snowing. you can see the rainbow peeking through the trees. as always, we're tracking live doppler 7. it's one of the most popular features on our website. just click the blue live bar at the top to track the rain. you can check the conditions where you live and enable push > delg news in vallejo, a man is dead after a police shooting at a taco bell drive-through.

peop police got a call from a taco bell employee last night saying a driver was stopped in the driver lane, slumped over. when the police arrived they said the driver was initially unconscious and had a gun in his lap. police say the driver started to move and despite warnings to keep his hands up, went for the gun. officers fired, killing the man. an investigation is now under way. we have new details this morning on a plane that crashed at mt. diablo. the plane, seen in this new video, was discovered yesterday afternoon just hours after it crashed. officials with the faa will arrive sometime today to investigate. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan has more. >> reporter: investigators are combing through thick brush, trying to reach the plane. >> the only reason we were able to find it at the time we found it was the clouds had lifted high enough to see it. >> reporter: in an e-mail to abc 7 news, the faa confirms the

small single engine mooney plane took off from the airport friday night. mt. diablo park rangers say they only learned of the crash saturday afternoon. >> it's very unusual to have planes crash at mt. diablo. it's a remote area. the park closes at sunset. if it went down last night, there would be no one to see or hear it go down. >> reporter: you can see how tall the bush is that the plane crashed into and how dense and thick this fog is, which is making this investigation so difficult. along with the poor weather conditions, they aren't ruling out possible mechanical failure. investigators haven't identified the pilot but believe he was the only one on board. the crash site is blocked off with the pilot's dead body still inside the plane. park rangers have been ordered not to remove the body until faa and ntsb teams conduct their investigation. >> they thought it was unusual and wanted it to be treated as a

crime scene until they could get on scene. >> reporter: they'll be back on sunday. anser hassan, abc 7 news. gunfire erupted at an east oakland strip mall, sending people running for cover. a red suv was peppered by bullets at the strip mall at interstate 880 just before 5:00 yesterday. no one was hurt. police responded to the mall but the shooter was able to get away. investigators did not release a motive for the shooting. in san francisco, the ntsb continues to investigate last week's natural gas pipeline explosion triggering a massive fire. yesterday investigators met with the heavy equipment operators who are believed to have ruptured the pipeline. federal safety investigators say they also visited pg&e's gas pipeline control center in san ram ramon. the team was able to see what pse&g crews saw when it caught fire. they'll take a closer look at how long it took for the utility to shut off the natural gas. >> in the 1981 accident that the

ntsb investigated, it took pg&e nine hours and ten minutes to shut off the pipeline. in 2008, it was two hours and 47 minutes. in 2010 in san bruno, it was 95 minutes. >> the ntsb says it took about two hours for the gas to be shut off in this most recent case. a preliminary report is expected in the next ten to 14 days. officials with the ntsb also say they'll be looking into the credentials, background, and qualifications of the excavation crew. cal osha has said an employee for a subcontractor was operating an excavator when the gas line rupture. the subcontractor said in part, kilford continues to support all authorities in this investigation and will actively contribute to it in the search for answers and in the interests of improving safety. maintenance at the caldecott

tunnel in oakland has one tunnel currently closed. the east/west tunnel has four borers on state route 24. crews are scheduled to wrap up at noon. if you rely on b.a.r.t. in the early morning hours, starting tomorrow b.a.r.t. trains will operate one hour later, at 5:00 instead of 4:00 because ofetrofitting work. busses will stop at selected stations to help get riders across the bay. find the new schedule online at our website, abc7news.com. just search the word "b.a.r.t." this week, abc 7 news follows the bay area b.a.r.t. experience. tune in to see what it's like to ride now and what track the transit system will take next, because a safer b.a.r.t. means a better baya a o. lisa's been tracking the forecast. and lisa, it is chilly out there. >> yeah, and if you think it's colder than it has been, you're right. it's about 10 degrees colder out

there. that's why we had a little bit of this on mt. tam, the snow. there's also snow in the hills of the south bay, the east bay. it's just been a gorgeous site out there, especially with the sun. still in the 30s in the north bay. 42, san francisco. we're at 40 in fremont. an awfully cool day. the rain not quite over yet. i'll have the details and time it out for you, next. > lisa, thanks. also ahead, music's main event. what to expect from tonight's grammys and the big star who won't be there. plus the rain wasn't enough to dampen giants fan fest. excitement running high as spring training is just days away. (music throughout)

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two passengers were killed and a suspected wrong way driver crashed on highway 1. it's the second deadly crash involving a wrong way driver in the bay area in less than a week. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story. >> reporter: there is little left of this toyota prius, reduced to a twisted chunk of metal. the chp says its driver was going the wrong way on highway 101, traveling south in northbound lanes when it crashed head on with a chevy pickup at clarendon road at 4:15 a.m. >> two passengers died on the scene. the driver of the prius was transported to the hospital. >> reporter: the driver of the pickup and his passenger were injured and taken to the hospital. it's unknown where exactly the prius driver got onto highway 1.

but the chp says he may have been driving the wrong way for miles. >> we do believe that it was closer to 280. >> that's actually fine, you can barely see it at night. >> reporter: alana butler isn't surprised someone may have accidentally got onto highway 1 the wrong way. >> as you know, those signs are not lit, the "do not enter." people don't really understand. if you're not from this area, it could be battd. >> reporter: last sunday, a suspected wrong way driver took the life of a father of seven from concord. he was an uber driver. his passengers were injured. the wrong way driver was also killed. >> the driver of the prius was listed in critical condition at san francisco general hospital. chp says two people riding in that car were not wearing a seatbelt. authorities don't know if drugs or alcohol played a part. the investigation is still under way. in pacifica, cornell barnard, abc 7 news.

happening today, former governor jerry brown will be in the south bay today for the lunar new year. he'll be celebrating the year of the pig at the san jose dynasty restaurant. san jose assembly member evan low will be at the event. the celebration starts at 5:30 tomorrow. brown completed his final term as governor just over a month ago. a little rain over oracle park yesterday wasn't enough to dampen fan >> reporter: baseball season is upon us. >> we love the giants and i have to get the little one involved. >> the excitement here at the park always makes it feel like we're getting back into baseball season. >> this is a great time of the year, you have the energy and excitement, all the players are getting together for the first time as a it's incredible. >> go giants! >> i came out here with the weather. i didn't really care about the

weather, more about experiencing the ball field in the spring. >> we're lifelong giants fans. you get a feel of the park. you see the players. you get that excitement going and you know, you realize, okay, this is getting real right now. >> craziest thing i ever signed. nothing super crazy but i always find it amusing when people want you to sign their phones, not the cases but the actual phones. it's a good time to get together before we go on to scottsdale. >> giants pitchers and catchers report to spring training on tuesday. the rest of the team must report by next sunday. a's pitchers and catchers report today with the full squad due on friday. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. good morning to you. live doppler 7 picking up on the rain and some of the snow here. we're still looking at that mix all over the bay area, taking you to the peninsula. 280, mountain view, you're wet. page mill road is where you have r into the east bay.

the ultima pass, mt. diablo, snow for you. further down the prince to el granada, looking for snow. we'll continue to rotate through for the next three or four hours. we'll look for the snow in the sierra nevada with the winter storm warning right on through tomorrow. and looking at, so far, a couple of feet. and about a half a foot left to go there in the mountains. a live look outside and you'll notice that the sun is out melting some of that snow. 42 in san francisco as well as san jose with 38 in morgan hill. and from our roof camera, it is breezy as well. so certainly a cold start to the second half of your weekend. 37 santa rosa, 41 in petaluma and livermore. we're looking at temperatures colder this morning, from 3 to 10 degrees colder. the mountains, the resorts, looking at dicey travel on the

roadways. with seven inches left, expected in kirkwood. the hills in south bay, a beautiful view. i think everyone has been able to take advantage of what has come down through the overnight hours. the cold morning showers left with us for the next few hours. it will be chilly but dry this afternoon and more rain is expected as we go into the week ahead. 95% normal in san jose, 92% of normal since october 1st. about 90% in the city, with 85% in oakland and mountain view 82%. so doing just fine in the rainfall department. here we are at 10:30, and notice, still looking at the accumulating snow and a few showers that will rotate through the bay. this is 1:00. can't rule them out right on through the early afternoon. then by about 2:30, most of the bay is dry except for the south bay. perhaps a renegade shower there. and the amounts will be very light. we are looking at just a couple of hundredths between now and the end of the day. you can see the blue representing that.

as we go through another day and a half, we'll enjoy a bit of a reprieve from the rain, because it has been with us on and off, and we like the off, so we can catch up when more heavy rain is to come for the week ahead, and certainly the middle of the week. 54 in concord today, 52 san francisco. breezy on the coast. tomorrow morning, no problems. it should be dry, maybe a few showers in the afternoon. and then as we get through your you remember tuesday, another dry day. so we have two mostly dry days. look what happens by late tuesday, 9:00, rain in the north bay. and for your wednesday morning commute, we're painting it soggy. this one looks like a heavier system. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 1 on our storm impact scale for the early afternoon. then we're dry the rest of the day into monday most of tuesday. download our accuweather app, really lit up with the pretty colors this morning. a break on thursday. looks like more heavy rain friday and saturday.

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>> reporter: but tonight the real party starts. breakout songbird brandi carlile performance and is nominated for a whopping six awards including recalled of the year. >> we're just going with it. it's an honor and we're going to relax and enjoy every second of it. >> reporter: history could be made as linda perry may become the first female to win producer of the year. she had a young message for young women hoping to get into the industry. >> they don't have to be pop stars dancing around onstage. they can be for a long female producers. >> reporter: kendrick lamar leads the field with eight nominations, including album of the year. drake right behind him with seven, although neither are expected to perform. lady gaga will do our song "shallow" although without bradley cooper, her onscreen partner. notably absent,

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half moon bay looking at all wet weather. dotting the landscape in the east bay is snow. certainly unusual, maybe not for this winter, anyway. you can see showers offshore and in the north bay. lake county looking front of usee with accumulated snow. we're not done with the rain yet. here is a look at the south bay hills where they're painted in white there. 42 san francisco, 41 half moon bay, 38 in morgan hill. a sunny view of the golden gate bridge. we'll get into a few more clouds this afternoon. 37 santa rosa. 44 in concord. still a few showers. through 10:00, you can see down in mountain view, looking at some showers right on through about 1:00, 2:00 in the south bay. and chilly numbers throughout the afternoon. a look at the week ahead in a fe >> lisa, thank you. snow is sticking in higher elevations all over the bay area. this is a look at the sunnyvale mountain trail head on skyline boulevard in the santa cruz mountains. snow came down in gentle flurries, melting into slush on the pavement. as the snow hits the sierra,

chp has shutdown interstate 80 from colfax to the nevada state line due to visibility. these images of the scene and kingveil were taken in the last half hour. crews are working to clear that snow and the road will be closed. the chp is encouraging people to use chains and drive safely. "the national inquirer"'s parent company facing new allegations, more big names accusing ami of making threats and attempts at intimidation. abc 7 reporter lana zak has the story. >> reporter: there are more allegations against "the national inquirer" and its publisher, ami, run by david pecker, a long time friend and ally of president trump. investigative journalist ronan farrow acknowledges while he was looking into "the national inquirer"'s relationship with the president, he received similar threats to what bezos

outlines in his blog post. he says ami urged him to "stop digging or we'll ruin you." actor terry cruz says after this interview with "gma," another ami publication threatened him with a false story about prostitutes, even allegedly creating fake receipts. he claimed they backed off after he called their bluff. >> this is big trouble. i think ami is panicking. >> reporter: federal prosecutors are trying to determine if the tabloid company violated its immunity deal made after feds looked into possible campaign finance violations that involved the tabloid killing stories potentially damaging to donald trump before the election. as a condition of immunity, ami was required to commit no crimes whatsoever for three years. that's now in question after allegations that ami attempted to extort and blackmail bezos by threatening to release compromising photos and texts between the billionaire and his alleged mistress lauren sanchez.

according to bezos, ami demanded he back off from his investigation of the tabloid and issue what bezos called a false public statement about ami's political motivation. >> on abc's "this week," george stephanopoulos sat down with ami ceo david pecker. he said ami's negotiation with bezos was not blackmail. >> how is that not extortion? >> bezos and ms. sanchez knew who the source was. any investigator knew who the source was. it was not the white house. it was not saudi arabia. and the libel that was going out there slamming ami was that this was all a political hatchet job sponsored by either a foreign nation or somebody politically in this country. >> the attorney said that bezos' claim that the story and the photos were politically motivated came after the first story. he also said that the source they had for the story and

photos had been a regular source for "the national inquirer" for seven years. he would not confirm whether or not the source is michael sanchez, the brother of bezos' girlfriend. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren has officially announced she's entering the presidential race. and that announcement received a quick response from president trump. abc news white house correspondent tara palmieri has the latest. >> we need to take power in washington away from the wealthy and well-connected and put it back in the hands of the people where it belongs. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: in the bitter cold, senator elizabeth warren officially announced her candidacy for president in front of more than 3,000 people. the senator laying out her plan for 2020 with a promise to fight against income inequality. hi tig of our "it's not

lives, the fight to build an america that works for everyone. >> reporter: the announcement comes as she hopes to look past renewed backlash over her claims of native american ancestry. last week "the washington post" obtained her 1986 bar registration card where under race she called herself american indian, a claim she's made for almost two decades. warren issued a private apology to the chief of the cherokee nation and said this on capitol hill. >> it was based on my understanding from my family's stories. but family stories are not the same as tribal citizenship. >> reporter: president trump has repeatedly referred to warren with racial slurs, taunting the senator on several occasions to prove her heritage, tweeting late last night, will she run as our first native american presidential candidate or has she decided after 32 years this is not playing so well anymore? see you on the campaign trail,

liz. tara palmieri, abc news, the white house. police in southern california have uncovered an underground shooting range at the home of a known gang member. the underground range was accessed through a manhole inside the home. police in fontana say along with ammunition, they seized a 100-round drum for an ar-15 rifle. those are illegal in california. several suspects were arrested during a raid of the home. caught on camera, a car crashes through the front doors of a police department lobby. this happened in san pedro just before 5:00 a.m. yesterday. take a look, a woman was driving with her baby when she smashed through the glass doors of the station and into the lobby. an officer begins talking to her. but then she backs out. police believe she may have been driving under the influence. a source says she was upset the station was not open the last time she stopped by. prince philip is giving up his driver's license voluntary, after the 97-year-old british

royal was involved in a car crash near his estate in norfolk. his land rover ended up on its side after colliding with a kia. norfolk police confirmed the ered his license yesterday. that accident is still under investigation. still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," some good news from the north bay to share. the bearers of that good news? salmon. we'll explain. first, a live look outside from our san mateo bridge.

new this morning, a traffic alert. a crash is blocking both lanes on westbound state route 24 in the caldecott tunnel. this is a live picture from our

east bay hills camera. you can see traffic right now passing on the right shoulder, moving very slowly. it appears multiple vehicles were involved in this crash. as you'll recall, maintenance repairs were being made in the tunnel earlier, although it's unclear if that led to the accident. we'll continue following this for you, and bring you more details on air and online on abc7news.com. all the snow in the mountains led to extended vacation for guests at one mountain resort. snow pretty much buried the sierra nevada resort and spa located in yosemite. guests and staff were stuck there for five days due to last week's storms. new this morning, hundreds of people in the pacific northwest took advantage of the snowmageddon there with a major snowball fight. as you can see, plenty of people made use of all that fresh powder in tacoma, washington. the event was put together by a woman the day before, hoping to see a large scale snowball fight. more than 3,000 people showed their interest on facebook and

people young and old showed up. all seemed to have a good time. i would get nervous, though, you never know who is going to blast one at you. just saying. not happening for me. weather-wise, something that's not happening is a break in the rain this week. it's going to be another long week of rain. >> the good thing is our storms have been pretty well-paced, so we have a day or day and a half of a break. that's what we'll get into, starting the workweek. one more view of san jose, where you can see the dusting of snow there. 42 degrees. a high of just 53 today. and the sunshine will win out over the rain. not just yet, though. san jose, you'll hold onto the showers until 2:00. i'll detail the forecast, coming up. >> that's an incredible view. lisa, thank you. also next, the sharks stay hot in

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tip-off is at 5:30 p.m. at oracle arena. the sharks are now just one point behind calgary for the top spot in the western conference. last night san jose stayed hot last night in edmonton. larry biel has the highlights in mornings sports. good morning, everybody. the sharks playing some of their best hockey of the season right now. spoiling hockey day in canada. they were the only american team playing north of the border yesterday taking on the edmonton oilers. brent burns number one fan right behind him, thumbs up right there. first period, joe thornton had two assists, feeding kevin le bank. still counts off a defender's leg. take that. sharks take a 1-0 lead. kane lighting the lamp. 8 goals the last 8 games. besides talbot there, 2-0 after one. second period, the sharks' power play. la bank still open.

top shelf. 3-0 in the third. thornton with his 1049th assist tying gord howe. that was the hat trick for le bank. sharks win their fifth in a row. 5-2 the final. phil mickelson's won the pebble beach national pro am four times. paul casey is only playing this event for the fourth time. they will be paired together in the final round. bill murray stopping to enjoy critters during round 3. murray finishing strong, missed the putt but a nice moisturize. sand, its gritty but great for the skin. larry fitzgerald, ward analysis wide receiver, defending amateur champ. nicely done, chipping in but did not make the cut. let's get to the pros. phil mickelson just swapped out his driver. his second shot on the par 5 14th. 2 under 17. -- 70. he would tap in for that, tap in for eagle. three back of the leader paul

casey. 567, spy glass. he's in front at 15 under par. giants fans braved the conditions for fan fest at oracle park. there is a twitter rumor that bryce harper might sign with the giants yesterday. it didn't happen. it's twitter, people. fans dressed for the weather and the dodgers. giants didn't make any significant additions in the off season but they do have a healthy buster posey off a hip surgery. planning on being ready for opening day. still the reflexes catching a slipping abc7 news microphone here. >> see, hands are good. it's hard to answer that question definitively until i get in the spring and get more of that game activity. but i'm optimistic that i'll be able to play and have the same workload that i have had. >> let's hope so. the giants desperately need him. that's a wrap on morning sports. enjoy the rest of your weekend,

everybody. i'm larry beil. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. good sunday morning to you. temperatures dropped from mt. hamilton to mt. diablo this morning. that's why you're looking at that pretty scene where numbers are still awfully chilly and the snow-capped hills there making for a gorgeous sight all around the bay area. and we still have activity today. we bring in our storm impact scale. it's a 1, and the chances of rain today continue through about 2:00. then we get our break monday into tuesday, just a 10% chance. but then tuesday night, we're going to see some rain towards the 10:00 hour. and then into wednesday. that's bringing a sloppy morning and possibly evening commute. look at santa cruz, 43 degrees. more rain here through about 12:00, 1:00. it certainly is pretty, but boy, is it cold. live doppler 7 showing you where the rain is from the summit, san

jose, parts of the south bay, you'll notice around campbell, prospect road looking at some showers as well as blossom hill road and edenvale. there is the snow, highway 17. taking you to the north bay, offshore we have showers here. we've been dry for a while now in the north bay but the rotation with that cold air and that next impulse still bringing in some morning showers. over into the east bay from mt. hamilton to mt. diablo. the rain/snow mix, livermore awfully slick out there. you'll notice we still have activity and moisture, some radar will be filling in throughout the next couple of hours for still some morning rain out there. as we look at the sierra nevada, boy, you heard about it, tough to get there. in fact the roads are closed, and we're looking at that winter storm warning through tomorrow. sunny spot here, sfo, where not snow around the peninsula, but

in the north bay, beginning to melt here. ous sig ot. tam. there early on, 37 santa rosa, 42 in fairfield, 44 in concord. 24-hour temperature change, we're looking for that to help us with the snow early on, 5 degrees cooler in napa, 6 degrees colder in san jose. there's the activity in the mountains. if you're there, lucky you, you get to enjoy that. otherwise you'll be there for a while, until that winter storm warning expires. cold showers throughout the morning hours lasting until 1:00, 2:00 in the south bay. chilly about a dry afternoon for most. looking at that unsettled weather pattern for next week. this one today is a 1 on our storm impact scale for the next few hours. that wintry mix, can't rule it out in the upper elevations. you see it here, 1:00, up towards clover dale, over into mt. hamilton. by 1:00 we're still looking at the activity in the south bay. and it's going to be 2:00 or

3:00 until we clear out there. the rest of the bay will enjoy that chilled afternoon sun from about 11:00, 12:00 on, and the rainfall amounts or snow mixed in here will be anywhere from just a couple of hundredths, perhaps a tenth of an inch throughout the day today. low to mid-50s is all we'll manage today, 40s in the north bay. we'll see 20s in the north bay, 40s closer to the bay. here is your monday with just a few scattered showers. tuesday, we're dry, mostly. but look what happens by noon. then into your wednesday morning commute, it is soggy. the accuweather seven-day forecast, still a few hours left for the rain/snow mix. then we're dry. and by late tuesday getting into more rain. could be heavy on wednesday. download our accuweather app. rule need it for the rest of the day. >> always nice to look outside and think, oh, it's just so pretty. but as you know, looks can be a little deceiving, especially with our cooler temperatures. >> definitely, because it looks

so nice and sunny, but still very chilly out there. >> lisa, thank you. in marin county, the numbers are in and they're impressive. for the co-hoe salmon returning. >> reporter: fishermen like to say that rivers and streams run two ways. the sediment runs down. when salmon run against the waters, they bring nutrients back up. it makes marin county a special place for visitors like catherine reagan from san francisco. >> we need good news these days. >> reporter: now they have it. according to a count by marin municipal water district, 350 pairs of cohoe mated this year, the best return in more than a decade. >> we got down to about 50 or 60 individual fish back in 2008.po rebounding ever since. >> reporter: but that's not any guarantee that this year's fish

will survive, which explains these relatively calm and friendly waters downstream at the turtle island restoration network. you might compare it to a fast-moving freeway and this section to an off-ramp to a rest stop where the fish can take refuge. you should have seen it last september. before the rains, hot days, dust, and lots of it. a $1.7 million project duplicating a lost floodplain where 1-year-old cohoe and steel head can survive winter storms. preston brown helped design it. >> there could be dozens, there could be hundreds. >> reporter: how do you find them? >> you have to be lucky. they're deep down in the wood and only come out at night. >> reporter: the odds of any single hatchling returning, no better than 1 or 2%. and that's a good number, especially during an even better winter. >> something's going right. >> reporter: there's your good news about a stream running both ways. in marin county, wayne freedman,

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>> lisa, thank you. and thanks to you for joining us on "abc 7 mornings" i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. make sure to tune in for the nba sunday showcase right here on abc 7. coverage starts at noon with nba countdown followed by lebron james and the lakers facing the philadelphia 76ers at 12:30 live at the wells fargo center. stay connected on twitter, facebook, and instagram. abc 7 returns at 5:00 p.m. until then, make it a great day, everybody.

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