building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. a beer, a dog, sun, action, and you can't get any better than that. >> play ball. california is soon going to be able to welcome back fans to baseball games. the giants and the a's are getting ready for upcoming season to make sure that all fans are safe. good morning, it is saturday march 6th, and i'm liz kreutz and we will look at how the parks are preparing for fans. hello, lisa argen. >> it feel like a year. we are looking at dry conditions, but you may have heard that the wind and the rain last night, but it is behind us. the system is looking at doppler

7 with the system moving in looking at a little rain moving through around south bay with a little rain around south bay, but looking at campbell and sunnyvale, and low 40s in novato, due to the cloud cover and the south winds, we are milder. starting out with mostly cloudy skies and possible shower in the south bay, and then partly cloudy and sunny through the rest of the day. the numbers are cooler with breezy winds along the coast. we will talk about a wet start to the rest of the work week. liz. >> a deal has been reached for some san francisco unified students to go back to in-person learning starting april 12th. it starts with the youngest students and only at certain school sites. the district says additional students will be started with in-person option by the the end of april. and additional students will be

offered by the end of the year. and vaccinations will be started with personalized access codes by the end of the week. a tentative agreement has been reached for santa rosa schools as well. there is going to be a hybrid schedule with two days in school and then more students will be continuing in april 6th. the teachers union members will hold a ratification vote as early as next wednesday. and also some more exciting reopening school. we mentioned this as before, april, theme parks and outdoor ball parks and live performances will be able to welcome back visitor. we have team coverage, and kate larsson is going to start us off in san francisco on how the local ball parks are preparing. >> oracle park is empty now, but that is expected to change. >> it has been a year.

ephron sanders and cucaron is so elate to learn that fans are going to be allowed back into the stadiums if coronavirus cases fall. >> take me out to ball park. >> and the ball park and get me some peanuts and cracker jacks. >> yes, the fans are fired up, and it is going to be a great moment for this year. >> and dave cavil explained how to keep the fans safe. >> we will be adhering to the state guidelines and keeping people in pods and mandatory mask wearing, and everyone in the stadium, and the concessions will be delivered to your actual location, and we have a testing location for the gameday staff to ensure they are safe. >> and how will the fans remain safe with a vaccine site in the parking lot.

>> on the north is the vaccine site and then in the north is the parking lot for the games and the two can coexist in a meaningful way. >> thr is how it is going to work. there is going to be a 20% capacity in the red, and in the orange, 33% and in the yellow 67%. right now, we are in the red tier, and a lameda is in the yellow tier. >> so we are pushing that we will only accumulate as we vaccinate more and more people. >> reporter: the giants ceo larry barre says that he is hoping that bails is a force for good. >> we are hoping for everybody to heal, and baseball being a part of the healing. >> reporter: so play ball. kate larsson, abc7 news. >> and here is a look at how many fans can attend the games for the 20% capacity mark. according to the a's website, the coliseum will seat more than 9,300 seats will be available.

the giants say that oracle park seats more than 42,000 people, so 20% xas city going to b around 8,400 fans. and san jose earthquakes tweeted out, welcome back, fans. we can't wait to see you. and matt boone continues to coverage from santa clara and explains when you might get back on a roller coaster. >> reporter: the last time greater santa clara parks were opened was last april as the pandemic intensified, but with new guidance from the california public health, that is soon going to change. >> when the announcement came out, i could not believe it myself that it was going to be in april. >> reporter: derrick perry is a member of the coaster enthusiasts and he is biased, but he agrees it is time to

reopen to theme parks and admits he went to some last year, and he felt safe. >> it is so great to know that they are going to the park and it is wiped down and clean and then regular basis and wiped down, and going to the ride and you have hand sanitizer. but this couple is more excited for their kids. >> our kids are teen ablers and they deserve some freedom to get out. >> reporter: and angela is excited to take her kids to get out and go to theme parks. >> theme parks is easier to control how far apart you are. >> reporter: and american theme park is looking at an opening date of april 1st, but they are looking to have advice from the state to plan the opening. and they will post the opening dates for their roller coasters and they are in the red tier,

but now only california residents can make reservations. in santa clara, matt boone, abc7. >> and the relaxed restrictions will be welcomed for the people who love the santa cruz boardwalk. outdoor games and others will be allowed while the miniature golf will remain closed. and also, the return of live shows which could mean other outdoor venues will be allowed, and it will allow 20% attendance, and also limited to in-state visitors. the increase can begin as the counties move into the yellow and orange tiers. disneyland can open if orange county gets into the red tier. there is no rides or indoor dining allowed, but the attendance will be capped at 15% capacity and only california residents will be allowed to buy

the tickets. the president of disneyland resort says the park can't wait to welcome the guests back, and many people are eager to visit. >> it is not opening the floodgates, but a trickle and excited, yes, but not so excited that it is back to normal overnight. >> disneyland has been closed since march 14th of last year, and disney the parent company of disneyland resort and abc7. we sent this alert out as soon as the opening was made. if you want alerts like this in the future, the app is free to download in our app store. okay. millions of californians have been vaccinated and many are wondering what they can and cannot do. lose pena is part of the vaccine team, a she spoke to several bay area experts about the recommendations as they prepare to release the vaccines. >> california has released 10

million vaccines, and this is a couple that is part of the group. these are vaccination cards that represent an extra layer of protection and now they are wondering -- >> when can i have the cousins over or have the parties or traveling? >> reporter: the cdc was expected to release the commendations for those fully vaccinated this week, but we are still waiting. >> the cdc is working to ensure that the communication that we release on this guidance are clear and that the american public can act on them. >> reporter: meanwhile local doctors keep getting calls from patients like theresa and irma for the guidance. what is your guidance for what people should and should not do for people vaccinated. >> those vaccinated should be able to get together without reaction and i mean, maxes, no mask, and they are fully vaccinated. there is a social contract to be kept so that the vaccinated

people should still be out in public be masked and distanced because you don't know who is vaccinated or unvaccinated. >> reporter: and a infection specialist dr. dean winslow says we need to be cautious. >> if you are a week out of the second vaccine, you have 95% chance that you are protected from the infection. >> reporter: and also this factor to keep in mind. >> reporter: so there is a chance that people who are vaccinated could potentially get covid-19? >> yes, it is smaller chance in the mrna vaccines. >> reporter: both dr. gandy and others believe we will be able to do more once the population is vaccinated. >> and this is going to foe downs african-american community who has been disproportionately

vaccinated this is for essential workers and others, the drive-through vaccinations is going to be opening at 11:00 a.m. at the center of hope community church in oakland. and you can call 888-763-007 to make an appointment. lisa, it seems a turning point week and people are feeling like it is turning the around. >> yes, and everyone remembers vividly last march for sure. good morn, everyone. starting out with dry conditions, and rain cooperate and moved through while we were sleeping, so we have a dry weekend on the way starting with today, but we will talk about those cool winds and more rain arriving for week ahead next. >> lisa s thank you. also, ahead, the senate democrats strike a deal with the covid relief bill, and where things stand and what comes

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developing news that a deal has been reached in the senate paving the way for the president's covid-19 deal. the senators were in a deadlock over the bill. it calls for a weekly $300 federal unemployment benefit and $100 less than the previous package and unemployment was extended a extra week. and the federal minimum wage was blocked to be raised to $15. and there is a $1,400 direct payment to americans, and there is a 7$750 billion

help small businesses. mayor breed announced a build back better job for job training as the economy is recovering from the pandemic. the focus is on the city's african-american community. the jobs are all within fast-growing sectors in the pandemic like technology, health care, cannabis, transportation, and more. california is going to move to the next phase of vaccination. 1c. where the others were elderly and food services and the next is for those with health risks. how do you prove that you qualify? we asked malia melendez to find out. >> reporter: as someone who is not 65 and with a pre-existing condition, sherry is closer to getting the covid vaccination.

>> i had stage 4 colon cancer and caring for my father-in-law who is 88. >> reporter: so beginning those with 16 to 64 with the following severe health conditions would be eligible for a vaccine, those with cancer, chronic kidney disease and those with chronic pulmonary disease, down syndrome, and those with immunocompromise state, pregnancy, diabetes or chronic disease. and so they are still working on what you need from a medical provider. so far, california does not need a form like florida is requesting. florida's form is called covid-19 determination of extreme vulnerability, and california has included in that group people with a severe high risk of disability, a broad term that may or may not include people with hiv. >> individuals who are immunocompromised but not because of a cancer diagnosis or

solid organ transplant and what about us as well, and lot of it is going to be coming down to the discretion and the judgment of health care providers. >> reporter: and there is concern for those who don't have a doctor the go to? >> what about those who have these conditions, but not adequate health care? >> reporter: also, california does not have enough vaccines for that group, but it is expected to change quickly. >> especially now with the new j&j vaccine, there is little question that we will have enough vaccine for the new groups coming on within the next month or two. >> reporter: and this woman is waiting for her turn. >> i have not seen my grandkids in a year, so i want to get it and get down to see them. >> abc7 news. and governor newsom has signed the $6.6 billion bill to get the california kids back

into the school district. it signs an incentive to open up the schools, but it does not force them to. and especially the learning loss students who have suffered from a year of no classes, and that is going to be here on tv and online. and now, head's up, this service of ferry from sausalito and pier 41 is going to be suspended and bus routes will replace transit from lark and tiberon will still be available. lisa? >> and so we will have a few thunderstorms and so it will feel like string. and the good weekend and timing is good on that. and from 0.10 to the far east

bay where we picked up 0.25. so a quick-moving system. you can see it is on the live doppler 7. right now, freezing rain and snow in sierra nevada and 32 in2 truck truckee, and the winter weather advisory will last until 10:00. as you are looking closer, the north bay is clearing out, and we have the clouds holding on and even a possible shower in the south bay. the temperatures are fairly uniform in the 40s and 45 in san mateo and good morning menlo park and in the 40s here in oakland. 43 in san rafael as well as san ramon. a look outside now at emeryville, and few clouds there, otherwise the system is well east of us, and looking at sunny skies today and tomorrow, and the rainy pattern begins monday and looking at the level one system, and looking at the

winds with the factor along the coach, and the upper elevations, and the sea breeze kicks in at 20 miles per hour, and mt. tam with mount diablo, and overall, we are warmer out there, and the snow fall that continues out there from 10:00 to the total out there on the roadway, and they are slick and beyond that, we have the fresh powder and the sunshine along the way for the sierra nevada. skipping ahead, we have monday night to tuesday and the wet weather returns, and as we get into the tuesday and the wednesday, and it looks like we will have the on/off showers, and this is going to take us to late wednesday afternoon, and it is going to look like a break until the end of the week. and so we are looking at the accumulated precip for the next seven days will take us to over an inch of rain in san francisco from monday to wednesday time

period. so seeing the entire bay area get wet through the three days which is definitely what we are looking to even though it is feeling like spring out there. it is cool with breezy condition, and mid- to upper 50s along the shoreline and 60 in oakland and 61 in san jose, and temperatures are feeling pretty seasonal, and the accuweather forecast looking at the temperatures with a degree or two tomorrow with less wind and that level one system from monday to tuesday to wednesday with the snow levels and chilly around here, and the end of the week is going to be warming up and drying out, and just enough rain to keep the brush on the damp side out there, the because we have done so poorly this season with the rainfall, but looking forward to the rain. >> great news, lisa. >> and just ahead, the business owners have said they are look g

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welcome back. during the pandemic many neighborhood dry cleans have closed and in a lockdown reality, the dry cleaning business has been devastated. chris reyes has learned what to do to support them even if you are wearing sweats all of the time. >> reporter: the clothes on the racks are keeping the town and cleaners business barely open and just ask him how much business he has lost. >> we have lost about 50% and in the first three months it was 90%. >> reporter: in the first few businesses that i called most

were not there, and most were empty. this is my neighborhood dry cleaners and like many i talked to they merged from the lockdown and tried to go to the dry cl cleans and found signs like this one. the sign says thank you for the loyalty and we are sad to announce the closure of our dry cleans. >> i went looking for a dry cleaners and i went to find one and it was the fifth one i had to find. >> reporter: by the estimate 1 in 5 dry cleaners is out. >> we missed holiday parties and tablecloths and linens for the parties and all of those things. >> reporter: add to that linens and prom dresses and people are not dressing up from the waist down. >> they have increased the shirts because people are dressing from waist up because of the zoom meetings, so they still get the shirts but no pants.

>> it is just is the suits and shirts, but the community, itself, we rely on the stanford community and local neighbors. >> we are the forgotten one. and if you will bring in two pieces a week in, we will be fine and survive. >> reporter: for palo alto, chris reyes. >> god help the dry cleans and absolutely, we feel for the business owners. and now, we want to tell you about nasa's perseverance rover decided to take the wheels off and have a spin. it performed the first test drive on the planet, and perseverance is back up into a temporary new parking space for a total of 21 feet. it is going to eventually get up to 600 feet to perform the research and tasks. perseverance is going to spend two years on mars looking for signs of ancient life. still to come on sunday morning, it has been nearly a year since the shutdown of the

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building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. thank you for joining us. we will start this half hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. and the rain has moved through and maybe you slept through it, but the winds are gusty. we are left with cloud cover and maybe a leftover shower. as we move through, party cloudy and the winds are at the shoreline, and feeling cooler with 48 in san jose and 46 in concord and looking at the 24-hour temperature change, because of the cloud cover we are milder, but that is not the case for the sunday morning.

we are 58 in san ramon, and plenty of sunshine and upper 50s and lower 60s where we should be this time of the year, but the winds at the coast will keep it on the cooler side there, and maybe the upper elevations as well, but tonight, the winds will back off. we will talk about more rain in the extended outlook. >> and now after more than a week after the johnson & johnson authorization, another game-changer is entering the battle against covid. the t-cell test has enerred the. -- has entered the race. it can confirm a recent or prior infection with near perfect accuracy. it is designed by adaptive biotechnologies based in seattle and partnered with microsoft to map out the t-cell breakthrough. the average daily number of cases across the country is down 6%, but health experts are cautioning that it is too soon to drop our guard.

despite that warning, several states are easing the restrictions, and including some lifting the mask mandates altogether. news reporter tai hernandez has the latest. >> reporter: with the concern of the spread of the coronavirus as states are reopening and vaccinations are increasing. this popular spate in ft. lauderdale are banning spring breakers out of state, and the line wrapped around the block. and in arizona and florida, joining texas, to reopen at 100% capacity. >> y'all are ready for spring break? >> we are ready for everybody to come in and shop. >> reporter: meantime starting april 1st, if the cases are low enough, california will allow the theme parks to open at 15%, and outdoor sport arenas at 24% capacity. and a cdc report shows that the mask mandates will have a drop

in covid cases 20 days later axed and they will be linked to on site dining after they showed increase in infections six weeks later. >> i know that relax of mask wearing is appealing, but we are not there yet, and we have seen this movie before, when the mandates are rold baled back, t case goes up. >> reporter: this is as the white house is continuing to push for the 1$1.9 pushing for 1,400 payments americans make less than and this is one of the first times that many of us had heard of this concept of social

distancing. and jobina fortson caught up with the doctor a year later. >> i want to share with you a screen and bring in for you a look at first major press conference addressing covid-19 last year in san francisco. this is on the 6th of march 2020. >> after we learned yesterday of two coronavirus cases amongst san francisco residents, we had proof that the virus is spreading in our community. we are taking swift action today. we are making strong recommendations for social distancing that are intended to prevent the spread of the virus and protect individual and community health. >> i know that when i watched that last week in preparation for this interview, i got chills when i heard you say two cases

of coronavirus in san francisco. what are your thoughts seeing that video? >> well, i think that first of all, it has been such a challenging year and i think that at that time while we were taking a gres zif eing aggressis unfathomable to us that a year later we would be here with half a million people in this country alone having died from covid-19. unfortunately including over 420 san franciscans who have perished and acknowledging that and also acknowledging that because of the early actions that san franciscans took under the leadership of mayor breed that fortunately our death rate has been much lower than other comparable jurisdiction, and the other piece that stands out is how the virus has dramatically

evolved over these 12 months. understanding that how to slow the spread of the virus, and how to slow the spread through the masking, and the social distancing, and we got virtually no federal support to do testing, and i think that also looking back at this, the ppe supplies and the personal protection equipment for the front line workers and we were literally running out, because there were no supply chains, and different counties were competing with each other to get face shields, and face masks for people literally working in the hospitals, and that is what just pains me. so we need to acknowledge that it is something that was a failure on the federal side. >> i am always curious when each person realized that covid-19 was an emergency. some people say it is when the nba shutdown or when i went to the store and there was nothing there, and everyone has their own story, and for you, what was that moment?

>> well, it is really the moment of looking at how quickly this virus took off in wuhan, china, and in certain parts of italy very early on, and the fact that it is what we call the exponential spread, so once it takes off, it is incredibly hard to stop. if you had told me a year ago that we would have three incredibly effective and safe vaccines now, i would have thought that it was science fiction. so i think it is incredible how quickly we have advanced in that way. and the vaccines is may need to be adjusted and evolved as the variants come in, right, but we have the technology to potentially do that, so i am much more optimistic than i was just a few months ago and that day i woke up to read the news about the first vaccine study, and i am getting goose bumps now, because it is such a game-changer. >> fascinating conversation with jobina fortson there.

and march 17th is the first day that the stay at home order began in six bay area counties. gosh, it feels so long ago and yet yesterday. meanwhile, prince harry and duchess meghan are going to break their silence about the split with the royal family. they have had several chances in the past, even turning down oprah when she asked for an interview, and why now? james longman has the answer. >> reporter: once celebrated as the future of britain's monarchy k prince harry and duchess meghan widening the distance between the families. and first they declined the interview with oprah winfrey before the wedding. >> you turned me down nicely and said perhaps another time when there is a right time. what is right about this time? >> well, so many things. we have the ability to make our own choices in a way that i couldn't have said yes to you

then. it was not my choice to make. >> reporter: joining the royal family means not sharing opinions that meghan found too restricting. >> it is really liberating to have the right and the privilege in some ways to be able to say yes. >> reporter: this new clip comes as buckingham palace took an unprecedented step to opening up bullying claim against the duchess. >> it was intensely difficult working environment as people were in tears on a regular basis. >> reporter: senior aides are calling into question the campaign. and some are looking into prince andrew who is facing more serious allegations with his friendship of jeffrey epstein and he has denied any wrongdoing. and prince harry talking about leaving royal life. >> it has been unbelievably

tough, but at least we have each other. >> reporter: and there is a lot of reaction to the interview, but a lot of questions of why this couple is doing the interview in the first place especially with prince philip in the hospital. james longwood, abc7 news. and now, a new disney movie about a southeast asian princess. we will give you a sneak peek. and look at the california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours.

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live performances and testimonials and a live auction and a phone bank hosted by drag queens to talk about the need to hold a drag queen theater. >> it is always a labor of love, but this last year has shown us how much we have to love it to make it work. we are doing that. >> san francisco needs to think about what they want when this is over, because if we don't act, a lot of us are going to be gone. >> reporter: the fund-raisers are going to start at noon today on the club's streaming site oasis tv. all right. lisa, happy saturday. >> happy saturday and we have snow here and going for a high in the low 40s after that 20s with the snow, going to sntick, the snow is and check with caltrans, because there are chain controls there. and we will talk about the several days of rain next. >> thank you, lisa.

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>> welcome back. talking sports, the a's and the giants are tuning up as both of the bay area teams are thrilled by the news that the fans will be in their home stadiums when the regular season begins. here is abc7 news director larry beil with more on sports. >> good morning. talking with the giants and the a's last year, all of the players felt that the energy was missing without the fans in the ball park, but it is going to change in california as of opening day, fingers crossed. april 1st, and gabe kapler is pumped. >> it is going to mean so much for us to have fans in the stands, and i think that universally, we feel more supported, more engaged, more

excited when our fans are behind us. >> now, the a's lost to the angels 7-3 in spring training, but this is a victory for matt chapman back from hip surgery and diving to get kurt suzuki and this is matt chapman the platinum glover. >> it is exciting to get a diving play like that and pop up and make the play and nothing hurt. it felt like routine and normal. >> to the ice, the sharks and the knights and look at the captain logan couture mixing it up with matz pacioretty, and they don't like each other very well, and look at that. and now, the heavyweights, kurtis gabriel and ryan reaves and i will punch you in the face. that ends in a draw. and look at that hustle from kevin labanc, and we are tied. pacioretty gets last laugh

scoring the overtime winner, golden knights and 5-4 is the final. college hoops, loyola marymount, and they have ely scott playing bully ball. they go up one, and 14 seconds left, and the dons, oh, the bad inbounds pass from khalil shabazz, and the dons turn it over and never get a final shot, and lmu eliminates usf, and they will face saint mary's, and tara vanderveer against oregon state, and cameron brink made program history with 64 blocks as a freshman and reward her hustle, and give it back. she runs court and scores. keana williams with a nice dish to brink. and 24 points and 11 rebounds and stanford breaks it open, and

keana stop and pop, and five threes and stanford is going to advance to the pac-12 finals against ucla, 79-45. that is a wrap on the morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> all right. a check of the bay area forecast with lisa argen. i am smiling so much this morning, because it feels like we are coming out of this a little bit, and we can't let the guard up, but the light feels like it is on the way. >> and weather-wise, still getting some rain, and this is good news. last night, i am sure that you heard the wind before the rain moved in, and boy, it moved quickly through by about 1:00 a.m. and a few leftover showers at 4:00 a.m. around the south bay, a right now, left with partly cloudy skies and the ciersee cir nevada there, and as we stee freezing rain there with the accumulations right there with 2 to 5 inches up through donner,

and good news there. and the snow pac k is hurting a 60%. and 42 in danville s and 44 in dublin and lots of 40s around the bay. 60s downtown and quarter of an inch there, and 0.2 around san jose, so overall, maybe a couple of 0.1 there in some spots. a look at san jose where you can see the clouds there, and the wet roadways and the clouds and the possible shower in the south bay and otherwise, sunny today and tomorrow, and looking at rainy conditions with the cooler temperatures, and the chance of thunderstorms tuesday and wednesday of next week as we are looking at the winds at the coast, and it is going to be breezy out of the northwest and switching to the west and early on and looking at 20 to 30-mile-an-hour northwesterly winds in the northerly elevation, and skipping ahead to monday and monday night, and

seeing the showers in the north bay and getting into the tuesday and how wet we are, and continuing into the wednesday evening, and ending late wednesday and the good news here is that the showers are going to be on/off, and we could get heavy downpours at the time, and as we look at the several days, the precip accumulation is a bonus here in northern california here in the pacific northwest and not too much, and several systems aimed at the bay area, and over an inch of rain possible through wednesday adding tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, and breezy spots from the mid- to upper 50s coastline to san francisco, and 60 in richmond, and 60 in freemont, and lower 60s in the inland valleys and remains on the windy side in the upper elevations, in the accuweather forecast and then the level one system is going to be chilly with snow

levels by the middle of the week and then dry out next week in time for the weekend. liz? >> thank you. and time for the movie theaters to open in the bay area, and the fable set in a fictional land of kumandra with a predominantly asian cast, and it is "ria and the last dragon." >> it is the first disney movie to feature a south asian disney princess. >> it is first to be something, but it is my response to make sure it is not the last. >> she will play the asian princess opposite aquafina. >> i felt like a kid again and i felt like i was not in it, and i didn't know what was going to happen, and i did. >> together, "raya and the last

dragon" must fight off evil spirits known as the droon and find the pieces of the magical orb to reunite her broken people. >> maybe it is broken because you don't trust anyone. >> trust of how to get it and keep it is a key theme here as they labor in the middle of the pandemic with everyone working remotely. >> at one point over 450 people working from 450 different locations. that's pretty incredible. it is an incredible feat, so i am really, really proud of the ability of everyone to come together to make this incredible thing. >> aquafina, what is the best part of working remotely and what is the challenge? >> the best part is that you can roll up right out of bed, and you only see waist up, and you don't know what is going on down under which is very enjoyable, and the other part is that you miss the camaraderie within the filmmaking process.

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welcome back fans for baseball, and they will be able to make sure that all fans are safe. good morning it is saturday march 6th. i'm liz kreutz and we will look at how the ball parks are looking to welcome back fans to ball parks. and let's get a look at the weather with lisa argen. >> yes, we had a dry spell before we get to more rain next week. this a look at that cold front moving through the bay area while you were sleeping. clouds in the south bay, but looking at pretty sky here in walnut creek. it is 46 downtown and you have picked up .25 in san jose and looking at the exploratorium camera, you can see the sun on the way. 44 in napa as well as livermore. 24-hour temperature change is showing that we are mild ther morning and five degrees warmer,