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,

and santa cruz is 46 degrees right now. as we get into the morning hours, more sunshine, and breezy coastline, and mid- to upper 50s there with the low 60s inland and that sun sets at 6:08, and next weekend, liz, we have been talk about how we spring ahead, and certainly feeling like spring, and spring showers are on the way for the week ahead. >> thank you, lisa. and a tentative deal has been reached for students to go back to in-person learning april 12th. the phased-in approach starts with the youngest students and certain school sites is. the school district says additional in-person options will be offered by the end of april. and distance learning will be offered through tend of the year. and they are working to expedite vaccinations for school personnel. more personnel will receive codes this week. and resuming classes in person for santa rosa, kindergarten through 6th grade will have two

days in person, and three distance, and 7th through 12th will return april 26th. this is going to guarantee two vaccine doses for teachers and staff, and the teachers union is going to hold a ratification vote as early as next wednesday. this morning, exciting reopening news starting in april, california theme parks, ball parks and outdoor live shows will be able to welcome back visitors. we have team coverage on this, and abc7 news reporter kate larsson is in san francisco with more on how the local ball parks are preparing. >> reporter: oracle park is empty now, but that is expected to change. >> it has been a year. >> giant ticket holders were elated to learn that starting april 1st right on time for baseball season fans are going to be allow back in stadiums if if covid cases fall. >> take me out to ball park. >> reporter: buy me some peanuts and cracker jacks. >> a beer, a dog, sun, action, you can't get any better than

that. >> and last year we only had cardboard cutouts to have real fans back, and fired up and it is going to be a great moment for the east bay. >> reporter: the oakland president tells how they plan to keep the fans and staff safe. >> we are adhering to the state guidelines and keeping people in pods of two or four, and positive going to the location to keep everyone safe. >> reporter: how is that going to happen with the vaccination lot going on at the same time. >> in the north lot is the vaccination lot, and the parking in the south lot, and the two can coexist at the same time. >> reporter: so the red tier, 20%, and in the orange, 33% capacity, and in the yellow 67%.

a lameda is in the purple tier. >> we are pushing 40% of the people are immune in the state right now. that is only going to accumulate as we vaccinate more and more people. >> the giant ceo larry barre says that he hopes that baseball is a force for good. >> we are looking forward to people healing and baseball being a part of the healing. >> reporter: play ball. kate larsson, abc7 news. >> in this is how many fans could attend at the 20% capacity. according to the website, the a's could accommodate about 9,300 seats. and the giants say that oracle seats about 42,000, so 20% capacity would be about 8,400 fans. in san jose, the earthquake soccer team said welcome home san jose, and we can't wait to see you back at the stadium in april. and the state has set up a framework for amusement parks to

open. matt boone continues coverage from santa clara and when you could get back on a roller coaster. >> reporter: california great america and santa clara was last open on new year's eve 2019. the season opening last march was postponed indefinitely as the coronavirus pandemic intensified, but with the new guy dance of the california public health, that is soon going to change. >> when the announcement came out, i couldn't believe it myself, and it was going to be in april. >> reporter: derrick perry is a member of the coaster enthusiasts and maybe he is biased, but he agrees it is time to open up the theme parks. he says that he went to some outside of california last year, and he felt safe. >> it is so nice to walk into a park knowing that everything has been wiped down and cleaned, and they do it on a regular basis and then walking on the ride, and you put your hands out, and they will give you hand sanitizer. >> alex and christina say they are more excited for the kids. >> we have four kids, and they

are teenagers and they deserve some freedom to get out. >> reporter: and angela says she is looking forward to the live events, but not the theme parks. >> the theme parks are more difficult to control how far apart you are. >> reporter: and the theme parks have announced a april opening date, but they are waiting for the specifics of the state to inform their plans on reopening. disneyland in vallejo said they will postpone a date for the opening of their roller coasters and the postponement for the counties in the red tier, and gradually increase as the cases go down, but for now, only california residents can make reservations. in santa clara, matt boone. the relax ed restrictions will be exciting for those who love the santa cruz boardwalk. dining outdoor and arcades are

allowed, but the miniature golf is not. and this could mean a return to outdoor performances at the shoreline, and capacity is limited to 20% if the county is in the red tier, and the attendance is limited to in-state visitors. the capacity can increase as the counties move into the orange and yellow tiers. and disneyland adventure and disneyland could also open with more than 15% capped capacity. only california residents can buy tickets. the president said they cannot wait to get guests back. >> it is not opening the floodgate, but it is more of the trickle that is going to be slowly growing into the stream. excited, yes. but not so excited that it is going back to normal overnight. >> they have been closed since march 14th of last year. they the parent company of disneyland resort of and abc7.

we sent out this alert on the abc7 news app, as soon as the announcement was made. if you want announcements like this, it is free to download in the app store. millions of californians have been vaccinated and now many are wondering what they can and cannot do. luz pena spoke to several bay area experts as the cdc is set to release the experts. >> reporter: california has administered 10 million vaccines so far. these two women are part of the group that have been vaccinated. this is their cards that represent an extra layer of protection. now they are wondering -- >> when can we have the cousins is over, and when can we have the parties and when can we start traveling? >> reporter: the cdc was expected to release the recommendations for those fully vaccinated this week, but we are waiting. >> the cdc is waiting for the

communication that we release on this guidance are clear and that the american public can act on them. >> reporter: meanwhile local doctors are still getting calls from patients like theresa and irma for the guidance. what is the recommendation for what people should and should not do after being fully vaccinated. >> those fully vaccinated should be together without restriction and i mean, masks, no they are fully vaccinated, but there is a social contract to be kept so that those are fully vaccinated, and keep a social contract to be distanced and masked because you don't know who is vaccinated or not. >> and if you are two weeks outt from the second vaccine, you are probably about a 95% chance that you are protected from the infection. >> reporter: and also this factor to keep in mind. so there is a chance that people

who are vaccinated could potentially get covid-19? >> yes, it is smaller chance in the mrna vaccines. >> both dr. gandy and winslow believe that we can ease the restrictions once 70% of the population has reached immunity. luz pena, abc7 news. today, the vaccines will focus on the african-american community at community hope for seniors and essential workers and other eligible groups. the vaccinations start at 11:00 a.m., and it is on macarthur boulevard at 82nd and oakland. you need a appointment and you can make it at united health oakland.org or by calling 888-763-0007. more than 10 million vaccines

have been administered statewide according to the covid vaccine tracker. you can check that any time available on abc7news.com. 10 million, lisa. feels like a milestone. >> for sure. and things are looking up in the weather department as well, because as we are looking at the zephyr cove, and you can see the beautiful snow last week, it was all green last week. and now, looking at the snow pack, and the rainfall that is going to add up to the week ahead, and i will have details with the accuweather forecast just ahead. thank you, lisa. and there have been a agreement with the covid bill and where things stand and what is next. more californians are going to be eligible for the vaccines in days. the conversations that people with hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four--

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welcome back. developing news a deal has been reached in the senate paving the way forward for president biden's covid relief bill. they were on a nine-hour deadlock for the portion of the 1$1.9 trillion bill and the latest version calls for a 300/week through september 6th and $100 less than the previous package. but it was extended an extra week into september. it blocks an amendment from senator bernie sanders to raise the minimum wage to $15/hour. the relief bill is 1,400 direct payments to many americans and send $350 billion to state and local governments to fight covid. this morning, san francisco was announcing a new program of its own to get some of the struggling residents to work. mayor breed announced the building back stronger program, and $15 billion will go to

retraining and the focus is on the african-american community. these jobs are all within the fast-growing sectors of the pandemic like technology, health care, cannabis and transportation and more. and now, the next phase is 1c where the earlier sections were health care and food service and others, but now in the next phase, find out if you qualify. >> reporter: for someone who is not quite 65, but has a pre-existing condition, sherry is closer to getting a vaccine. >> i think it is important, because i had stage 4 cancer, so, yeah, i think it is important. i'm caretaking for my father-in-law who is 88. >> reporter: beginning march 15th, those aging 16 to 64 with a following severe health conditions would be eligible for

a vaccine. current cancer patients and someone with a chronic kidney disease stage 4 and above, and chronic pull nmonary disease an down syndrome, pregnancy, sickle cell disease, and diabetes type i ii and so far california does not have a form like florida is requesting which is called the covid-19 determination of extreme vulnerability, and also, california has people who are with a high risk disability, and broad term that may or may not include people with hiv. >> people who are immunocompromised but not because of the cancer diagnosis or the solid organ transplant and they say what about us as well? a lot of this is going to be coming down to the discretion and the judgment of health care

providers. >> reporter: also concern for those who don't have a doctor to 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, little question that we will have enough vaccine for the new groups coming on within the next month or two. >> she is now anxiously awaiting her turn. >> i have not seen my grandkids in a year, so i want to get and get down to see them. >> reporter: leann melendez, abc7 news. and now, a new bill to provide incentives for school districts to reopen, but it does not force them to. next week, we will focus on the issue of education, and especially the learning loss that students have suffered from the year of online classes next

week on abc7 and on tv and online. now, golden gate ferry service from sausalito and san francisco has up that it is going to be temporarily suspended starting today. it is expected to last two months because of the maintenance including the blue and gold fleet weekend trips to and from pier 41. and bus rides will replace them on the transit routes 30 and 96. you can take the ferry from lar larkspur and tiberon. >> yes, you heard the rain last night or did you sleep through it? >> i heard it and went back to sleep and happy it was not going on when i was driving in. >> yes, and 50 to 60-mile-an-hour winds were common before the front pushed on through, and then with the front, anywhere from a few 0.10 to a inch in some of the lucky

locations. in the sierra nevada in some of the locations that take us through the early afternoon hours and going in closer, the temperatures are around freezing or below in and around south lake tahoe, and looking at the snowfall accumulations from this system anywhere from a couple of inches to about five inches at donner. so that is some good news. we are lagging behind of course with the rainfall and snowfall. as we are looking at the east bay, what a view. 6:33 is the official sunrise and 45 in san francisco as well as oakland. and good morning to you, and morganhill is in the mid-40s, and 40 in half moon bay and 44 at the bay here, and looking at no wind. we will be getting into a breezy coastline and pretty shot there, and temperatures 40 in napa, and livermore, and finally in santa cruz with numbers in and around 60, and the west winds up to around 20. and look at that pink sky.

this time next week, we will be falling -- not falling back, but springing ahead, and when we have that longer evening and longer day. clouds and sun this morning, and sunny skies, and today and tomorrow, and the winds are going to back off a little bit and feel warmer for the sunday, and the rainy and the cooler pattern begins for the first hat of the wo -- first half of the work week, and mount diablo and mount tam, and this is going to slowly subside, but it is also prior to the front moving through the southerly winds kept us mild. into monday night, and we will begin to see the beginning of the rainy pattern and takes through early tuesday into afternoon, and we will see the thunderstorms into wednesday as well, and it won't be raining the entire time, but we are looking at the rainfall amounts, and pretty good here in northern california and over an inch of rain in the five-day period in

san francisco, and lesser amounts in the inland valleys, but looking at the pattern change which is good news. in between the weekend features sunny skies and 60 in richmond and freemont, and 61 for you in san jose, and we will be slightly warmer tomorrow. the accuweather forecast level one system monday, tuesday, wednesday with the series of wet weathermakers and we will bring in the slow chilly condition and even a dusting of snow at mount hamilton and on the weekend featuring the sunny conditions and warmer conditions, and good to see the several days of rain headed our way. >> we are asking for it, and finally, we are getting something. lisa. >> and so you are able to create some magic of disney from the imageers. and it is from apple tv, and roku and so many devices. take a look. >> i'm elizabeth from the walt

disney imageering. i became part of the projects after working at disney and working on so many great projects over the years. this project is inspired by my time working at disneyland and peter pan's flight. when working on that project, we would do a lot of work at night. it was inspiring to take a moment with a step back and enjoy the beauty of the castle under the stars. >> i will teach you how to take a regular box and turn it into a magical disneyland nightlight. ready to get started? >> elizabeth is going to walk you through the whole process step by step and go to abc7.com and get the supply list and then watch the

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from home lockdown reality, the dry cleaning business has been devastated. chris reyes learned how to support them even if you are wearing sweats all of the time. >> reporter: the clothes on the rack are keeping the town and country cleaners open barely, but just ask him how much business he has lost. >> right now, 80% and in the first three months about 90%. >> i called a dozen dry cleaners and most of them were not answering or dead. this is the reality when i went there in person. most that i talked to they emerged from the lockdown and went to their dry cleaners a found a sign like this. it says, thank you for your loyalty, and we are sad to announce the closure of our store. >> i tried to get to the dry cleaners and no exaggeration, i went to four dry cleaners before the fifth one was open.

when i say closed, they were gone >> reporter: the national dry cleaners association represents dry cleans that they say 1 in 6 have closed. >> we missed linens and tablecloths for the parties and all of those things. >> reporter: add to that the missed proms and weddings and from there people are not dressing up from the waist down. >> they have increased the shirts because of the zoom meetings, so, like, they still get shirts, but they get no pants. >> and it is not just the suits and the shirt, but just the community, itself, we rely on the stanford community and local neighbors. >> we have been the forgotten one, and if you would bring in two pieces a week, we will be fine and survive. >> in pal low al low, chris reyes, abc7 news. >> feel so bad for the business owners. chris reyes there. this is interesting a new milestone up on mars.

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with lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning. taking you the santa cruz where it is beautiful this morning. the colors of the sun voorise w the numbers are a little breezy and looking at mid-40s in san francisco, and oakland and san jose. there is a look at mount tam where the rain ended after midnight, and bringing .25 here, and it is 44 in napa and concord and warmer here this morning with the north winds in the upper elevations and keeping the atmosphere mixed but by the afternoon, the breezy winds by the coast are going to keep it seasonal, and upper 50s and lower 60s, and this is going to be 3:00 across the bay area, and as the winds lighten up across the day, it is going to be a cold night tonight, and we have a dry weekend and what we will get wet all over again for several days next week, and stay

tuned for the extended outlook. liz? >> a week after johnson & johnson's emergency authorization, a new game-changer is entering the battle against covid-19. t-cell is going to be able to find the t-cell detection with h near perfect accuracy. it is biotechnology based out of seattle. it can map out the immune system for the t-cell breakthrough. the average number of the coronavirus is down 6%, but the health experts say it is too soon to drop the guard. despite the warning, several states are easing the restrictions, including some who have lifted the mandates altogether. tai hernandez has the details. >> this morning, more concerns about the coronavirus as states are opening and vaccinations are

increasing, and this spot banning the out of state spring breakers under 23 through the end of march as you can see the lines are wrapped around the block. and in florida, they have 16 states without a statewide mask mandate joining texas allowing businesses to open at 100% capacity. you are ready for spring break? >> ready for them to come in and shop. >> reporter: meanwhile in cases are low enough, california will allow the theme parks to reopen at 15% capacity and outdoor arenas at 20% capacity. the cdc report shows that mask mandates were associated with a drop in covid cases and deaths 20 days later. and the findings linked restaurants with on-site dining with increase in infections six weeks later and increase in deaths two months later. >> i know that getting back to non-mask wearing and gatherings

is appealing, but we have seen the movie before. >> reporter: this as the white house is pushing for $1.9 trillion covid rescue plan including $1,400 checks for americans making up to 75,000 a year and smaller for those making $80,000. tai hernandez. today marks the first major news conference about coronavirus in san francisco. the city's director of health grant koufax announced two cases here, and spoke about social distancing. the first time that many of us have ever heard of that concept. jobina fortson caught with dr. koufax a year later. >> i want to share a clip, and share my screen and bring in a look at the first major press conference addressing covid-19 last year in san francisco, and

this is on the 6th of march, 2020. >> after we learned yesterday of two coronavirus cases amongst the san francisco residents we had proof that the virus is spreading in the community, and we are taking swift action today. we are making strong recommendations for social distancing that are intend ed to prevent the spread of the virus and community health. >> i know i got chills with two cases of coronavirus. what are your thoughtsf that video? >> well, fis o shwell, first of been a challenging year, a while we were taking the action, it is

unfathomable that we would be sitting here a year later, nearly a year later with over half a million people in this country alone having died from covid-19, and unfortunately, over 420 san franciscans who have perished from covid-19, and acknowledging that, and also because of the early actions that san franciscans took under the leadership of mayor breed that fortunately the death rate has been lower than many other comparable jurisdictions, and the piece that stands out is also the way that the virus has evolved over the 12 months. and understanding that how to slow the spread of the virus through the masking, and the social distancing, and we have got virtually no federal support to do testing, and also looking back at this, the ppe supplies

and the personal protective equipment for the front line worker and we were literally running out, because there were no supply chains, and counties were literally competing with each other to get face shields and face masks for people literally working in the hospitals, and that is what pains me. we need to acknowledge that 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 nothing was there, and everyone has their own story, and for you, what was that moment? >> well, it was really the moment of looking at how quickly this virus took off, and in wuhan china, and in certain parts of italy very early on and the fact that it is what we call the exponential spread, and so once it takes off, it is incredibly hard to stop. so 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 that it is incredible how quickly we have advanced in that way. and the vaccines may need to be adjusted and evolved as the variants come in, 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 that i woke up and read the news about that first vaccine study was just one -- i am getting the goose bumps now, because it is a game changer. >> dr. koufax there with jobina fortson, and one year since the stay at home order in six counties. prince harry and duchess megman m meghan is breaking their silence about being a member of the

royal family. and why now? james longman has the story. >> reporter: once the future of the british monarchy, prince harry and duchess meghan widening the riff between the palace. and once they declined an interview with oprah winfrey before the royal wedding. >> you turned me down nicely and said perhaps a better time when there is a right time, and 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. that was not my choice to make. >> reporter: joining the royal family means sharing opinions that meghan found that too restricting. >> it is really liberating to have really the right and the privilege in some ways to be able to say yes. >> reporter: this new clip is coming just as buckingham palace took an unprecedented step opening up an investigation

against bullying claims against the dutch chess. >> it was intensely rough working environment, because people were in tears on a regular basis. >> reporter: senior aides will be questioned, but some call it a smear campaign, and some say, why not look into prince andrew who faces more serious allegations with his relationship with prince andrew. and also, prince harry with leaving royal life. >> it has been unbelieve bli tou tough for the two of us, but we have each other. >> reporter: there is some questions of why this couple is doing the interview in the first place especially with prince philip in the hospital. james longman, abc7 news. thank you. and now, the first disney film surrounding an asian princess.

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happening today, one of san francisco's premier lgbtq venues is holding a telethon. it is on the verge of ruin, and so they are holding a 12-hour telethon to raise $100,000 and they will have testimonials and a auction and live phone bank to preserve the theater. >> having a theater survive a labor of love, but this last year is showing how much we have to love it to make it work and we are doing that. >> san francisco has 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 raiser is going to start today at noon on the club's streaming site oasis tv. lisa, so pretty and clear. >> on top of mount tam, 35 degrees, so it is awfully chilly there, but the peak wind gusts is 43 miles per hour, and we have winds near 60, and the rainfall, well, it was not great, but we got some, and we will have rain in the week ahead. next. >> thank you, lisa. take me out to ball game, and the fans will be returning from the fans will be returning from the ball park, and where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto helped people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema,

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use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. >> welcome back. let's talk sports. the giants and the a's are tuning in spring training. both bay area teams are thrilled by the news that fans will be in their home stadiums when the regular season begins. here is abc7 news director larry

beil with more in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. 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 play 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 max pacioretty, and yeah, they don't like each other very well. and look at that. that makes it a one-goal game. and now, look at this, 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, 5-4 the final. college hoops, usf and loyola marymount, and they have right down to the wire. usf up, but loyola marymount have ely scott playing bully ball. they go up one and 14 seconds left, and the dons -- oh, no, the bad inbounds pass from khalil shabazz, and the dons turn it over and never get a

final shot. lmu eliminate usf and they will face saint mary's next. tara vanderve tara vanderveer and stanford 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. we will send it over to lisa for a check of the forecast. hey, lisa. >> that quick-moving system dropped from 0.10 in livermore and 0.33 in milpitas and

mill rey, millrae, and we have some precip in the mountains, but it is winding down. snowfall, well, anywhere from 3 to 8 inches in general, but through 10:00, we could pick up an additional two inches with the slippery incline, and the winds are gusty, but the fresh powder with afternoon sun. this is a look from the east hills camera where it is a nice start with oakland and san jose, and 33 in san francisco and 39 in half moon bay, and the temperatures are dropping a little bit as the winds are lightening up, and looking at the gorgeous view here with the golden gate bridge, and 37 in novato, and finally from the exploratorium camera, a sunny day is on the way, and otherwise, slightly warmer conditions for the sunday and rain and a cooler pattern returning monday night into tuesday and wednesday, so it is really three days of rain on the way.

upper elevation winds are beginning to relax, but we saw the peak wind gusts and felt them or heard them as they zipped on through. monday night, we will look at the next system arriving in the north bay, and several opportunities for rain here even some thunderstorms. so we are going to be getting some colder air in place, and this is going to initiate some thunderstorms tuesday into wednesday. no snow perhaps in just the mountains, but hamilton here, and dry in the week, and adding up the windfall, and we could see an inch in san francisco and certainly welcomed news here, and looking at what to expect today, the breezy winds out of the northwest today, and right along the coast. so otherwise, it is typical with the temperatures in the upper 50s and the average highs in the low to mid-60s this time of year, and a few degrees shy of that, but with the breezy winds in spots.

61 in oakland and 60 in napa and palo alto, and the seven-day forecast is going to feature a couple of degrees of warmth in here, and monday night, the rain is going to move in from level one to level two wednesday, and then a cooler area here. and those snow levels will make us feel cool, and then midweek, drier and warmer, and looking forward to more rain and a cool day throughout the bay area today. liz. >> thank you, lisa. just in time for movie theaters to reopen in the bay area, and the lost dragon" is going to be a predominant asian cast, and we have sandy kenyon who has the preview. >> my name is raya. >> "raya and the last dragon" is the first disney movie to

feature a south asian prin s.e.c. >> it is so cool to be the first of something, but i also consider it my responsibility to make sure it is not the last. >> reporter: kellitran plays opposite of aqwafina. >> i felt like a kid like i didn't know what was going to happen even though i did. >> reporter: and they have to fight off the evil spirits known as the droon while finding pieces of a magical orb to make it whole again and reunite the people. >> maybe it is broken because you don't trust anybody. >> trust and how to gain it and keep it is a key theme here, and the people making the movie had to trust each other as they labored in the middle of the pandemic with everyone working remotely. >> at one point there were 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. >> aqwafina what is the best part of working remotely and the worse? >> well, best part, you roll up out of best and you can't see waist-down and you don't know what is going on down there and it is enjoyable, and also the thing that you miss is the camaraderie of making the film. >> i'm sandy kenyon. >> it is playing in the theater right now and watch it on the disney plus premier access for $29.99. disney is parent company of abc7 news. and now, details of

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welcomes reopening of de jonge in golden gate park. hundreds of paintings and sculptures featuring alexander calder and the great pablo picasso. the exhibit is still also on display there. so lots to check out there. saturdays are free and general admission for bay area resident, but visitors are encouraged to reserve tickets in advance. i love me some freida and pablo picasso, so it is going to be dry, too. >> yes, we have timed it out well. if you want a dry weekend and rain returning next week and looking live right now, it is mid-40s for you here in san francisco and 47 in san jose with about 39 at the coast. so the temperatures are dropping right before sunrise, and this is san rafael, and the numbers are chilly up in the north bay, and 40 there and 42 in livermore, and 45 in concord, and the rain, we are getting into the sunshine, and cool and breezy day along the shoreline, and otherwise, the temperatures

are average along the day, and plenty of sun today and tomorrow, and then we are going to get into the wetter pattern late monday and taking us through the first part of the work week, and upper 50s, and lower 60s san jose and santa rosa, and with a little bit of wind, it is a nice winter's day out there, and our accuweather forecast is going to feature the level one systems monday, tuesday, wednesday, and then a dry end of the week. >> all right. lisa, thank you. thank you all for joining us on "abc7 mornings." i'm lisa kreutz along with lisa argen. and we will return after the bundesliga action when the coverage begins at 9:00 a.m. good morning begins next and we will see you back here tomorrow morning. have a great day, everyone.

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