building a bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >> you will never get over, losing your baby is tough. >> milwaukeeing news now at 5:00 a.m., the dining world desperate. the return of restaurants indoors. will the federal stimulus package provide enough to keep the doors opened? good morning, everybody, we have the latest on congress' covid-19 relief bill. first, let's take a quick look at the weather with lisa arjen. >> disa cold start out there. temperatures have dropped into the 30s and will continue to

drop the next few hours before we get to that sunshine at about 6:30. it is 36 in. na. freezing in santa rosa. 37 in livermore and gilroy upper 30s palo alto, 39 in san jose. so we're 5-to-10 degrees colder than yesterday. it's a cold morning to the north of us as well. we are looking at frosty temperatures by clear lake and lake forth. we can see our own covered areas with frost. looking at 9:00. 40s to near 50. noontime, the 50s at the coast, upper 50s around the bay. a few high clouds today. temperatures will be seasonal. we'll get set for a wet pattern change over the next several days. we'll time it out coming up. >> thank you. this weekend is the first for five bay areas returning to the red tier. san francisco, santa clara and napa counties this past week. with it comes indoor activity, girls, movie theaters, restaurants.

we seen the industry gutted by the effects of the pandemic. but there is a chance of a new lifeline this morning under intense debate on capitol hill. abc 7 news reporter matt boone spoke to several restaurants, saying if the stimulus bill goes through, all they'll need is more customers. >> reporter: it wasn't the busiest night in san pedro's square, but kward to a month ago. >> where we stand now, we're doing great. >> reporter: the manager says most complers cautious to come inside. >> they will, once they feel more comfortable and people get vaccinated, business will thrive. >> reporter: this group came specifically to dine indoors. >> it feels comforting. >> we want to come inside, it's colder outside. >> reporter: not everyone has jumped at the chance to bring people back inside. >> we will probably do that next week. we will take our time and make sure the staff feels comfortable. >>. >> reporter: he runs flaherty's pub, he says they are waiting to

see what will happen in congress. they will allow them to access loans. >> it seems like the right direction. >> reporter: he said he had to sell his brewery in campbell last year, which was unable reopen due to covid restrictions. >> my heart, also my pocket. also my heart, losing your baby is tough. >> reporter: he still runs vin santao in willow glen, happy it stayed afloat. >> being restaurant owner, you never will reach the restaurant, but the lifestyle. >> reporter: while ppe money is nice, he jokes, there is something to get better. >> we can stop using a heater, pro pane is very expensive. >> reporter: abc 7 news. now the developing latest in the covid relief negotiations. taking a look at the u.s.

capitol, where they are look tact senate's newly approved $1.9 stimulus bill. we give out one-time checks up to $1,400 for most americans. ty hernandez has a look at what else is included. >> reporter: after a marathon session that went through the night into saturday, the senate passed the $1.9 trillion covid relief package bringing president biden closer to a legislative win. >> i promised american people help was on the way. we've taken one more giant step for delivering on that promise. >> reporter: the final vote 50-49, following along party lines. republicans united against the plan. >> the senate has never spent $2 trillion in a more haphazard way or through a less rigorous process. >> reporter: the bill includes billions of dollars in aid for states, schools and small business, plus direct $1,400

payments to many americans. the vote coming after the process was held up for nearly 12 hours. democrats worked to get moderate west virginia democrat joe manchin on board with a plan to extend expanded unemployment benefits through september 6, but agreeing to keep them at $300 a week instead of $400. some say that stimulus check will be a big help. >> to some people $1,400 is nothing to them. but to a family like mine right now that's struggling financially, it's everything. >> reporter: though others are concerned, it's just not enough. >> we can stay warm and not freeze to death or do you get food? >> we're supposed to be one of the best countries in the world and we have come so far. it's difficult to be proud when there's people hurting, when there's people without. >> reporter: the bill now heads back to the house for final approval before it lands on president biden's desk for his signature. ty hernandez, abc news, new

york, coming up on "this week" the final push to advance the covid relief bill. democratic senator joe manchin will talk about passing the bill. you can watch that at 8:00 this morning on george stephanopoulos right here on ac 7. happening today, a new vaccination site is opening up in the east bay at the fremont fire tactical training center. residents 65 and older and food and cultural workers in alameda county. now, in san francisco, some of the hardest-hit neighborhoods did not make the list to get vaccine priority under the state's new vaccine equity plan. the entire bay area only ten zip codes make the list. abc 7 news reporter liz penna spoke to san francisco officials who claim the state had good intention but missed the mark.

>> reporter: it's impossible to identify the rate of covid-19 cases impacting low-income communities in san francisco. for that we have to look closer. here's a map. what you see in dark green are the neighbourhoods with the highest rates of new covid-19 cases in the past month. among them the mission district. >> if you look at san francisco, yes, treasure island and the tenderloin may be need to be prioritized for access. i'm glad these neighborhoods are included. i'm also concerned some of the other neighborhoods are excluded. >> reporter: supervisors matt haney represents the tenderloin and treasure island. the only two san francisco zip codes chosen under the state's new equity plan that is setting aside 40% of the state's vaccine doses for communities hardest hit by covid-19. left out were some of the covid-19 hot spots. the mission and the bay view. >> we obviously are going to

reach out to the governor's office and let them know that we hope that we can change this. >> reporter: overall, ten bay areas have made the state's priority list, compared to over 70 in los angeles. community members telling me today this list cannot account for places like the mission district. the state's metric will stay on household income and education and healthcare in those zip codes. >> by take whatever metric you are taking as a state, you are visualizing the pain that has been existing here with positivity rates of covid by 45%. >> reporter: they hope the announcement results in a vaccination hub. >> i hope to see reaction from our county health department to demonstrate how they are going to get these doses that are now being put aside for this neighborhood into the arms of people who live here. because so far they haven't been able to do that effectively. >> reporter: and there is no date for that? >> no, nothing, no plan.

>> reporter: in san francisco, luis penna, abc 7 news. >> many are stepping up for the african-american community vaccine. they focus on vaccinating black seniors and essential workers. a ucf doctor who helped organizer the event says it's critical for racial and ethnic minorities to get vaccinated especially in alameda county. >> if it wasn't important, the governor wouldn't set aside a million vaccines for the hardest-hit nation. the reason it's important for everybody to get vaccinated is with each vaccination the community becomes safer. >> people who are vaccinated go back in four weeks to get their second and final dose of the mod san fernandoa shot. we are monitoring the rollout in california with our vaccine tracker. it shows you when you might be able to get the vaccine and how your county is doing. you can find this on our home

page abc7news.com. all right. lisa, another clear weekend. >> we are certainly cold this morning. here's a live look outside. it's freezing in santa rosa. there is fog in napa and right here in san francisco. 44 degrees. a few lhigh clouds streaming in. we will talk about amounts and timing next. >> thank you, lisa. okay. back to school in san francisco, one step closer to in person. we explain what comes next to reopen classrooms next month. brand-new overnight, president biden is soon to put out voting right, a breakdown of what's coming this morning. and the future of driving. looking toward the sun. how close you might be to

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sunday. new this morning, president biden is expected to sign an executive order promoting voting access on the 56th anniversary of bloody sunday. on this day in 1965, some 600 civil rights activists including john lewis in selma. they will provide resources for voting. as we work through this pandemic, it's so important now as more schools reopen for in-person. well, san francisco unified just reached a tentative deal to have students in the classrooms next month. the phased-in approach will start with the youngest students and only at sen schools. but as abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard shows us, not all parent are ready to get back

to the classroom. >> i am very grateful to share with you that sfusd is on track for in-learning programs. >> reporter: she says it starts april 12th for pre-school and 2nd grade students. >> it's great they set a date a. lot of parents have been desperately asking the school district to do. >> reporter: he rallied for schools to reopen. he says remote learning has been a failure for his two sons 8 and 14. >> it's not because of the family, the access doesn't work. >> reporter: the teacher's union likes the return to access plan, which includes protocols and vaccinations for school staff. >> every morning for anybody that comes into the building, there will be a screening and ventilation as well. all of those including most recently and snuvthly vaccine nations for us. >> reporter: the tentative

aagreement comes after months of debate when they will return including a lawsuit supported by mayor breed. >> the grown-ups need to get their act together and make sure we do something in the best interests of this city. >> reporter: will you keep your kids home? >> yeah. >> reporter: lena lee believes it's still too dangerous. >> stay at home right now. i don't think that the schools is good right now for the kid. >> reporter: superintendent dr. vincent mathew says no pressure, there is a plan for that. >> we will continue to provide distance learning for the remainder of the school year that end in june. >> reporter: but it's still unclear when older students can return for in-person learning. the district says more details will be released on monday. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> coming up all this week, we will be diving deep, focusing on issues of education, especially

that students suffered during the year. it's all this year here on ac 7 and online. the family of a was hit walking along macarthur boulevard in oakland last week. her sister says the driver involved took off, leaving courtney to die from her injuries. >> it was one second of their life that ended someone else's life and it's really hard to come to terms with that. >> flowers and balloons now line the road where courtney was killed. she leaves behind an 8-year-old daughter cayley. her family is bleeding for the driver to come forward, saying it is the only way they'll have some closure. >> we were really close. i picked on her a lot when we were little. but we grew to have a really good relationship as adults and

i really treasure that and i'm glad that we were able to be so close. >> the family says oakland police have not informed them of arrests. we reached out to police for an update but did not hear back. meantime friends at the go fund me page for cayley, if you'd like to donate, we have a link on our website abc7news.com. the berkeley home where vice president harris grew up may be on the way to becoming a landmark. leaders will homes be given landmark status. they give that to where historic events took place. an application for her home would need approval from city council and landmarks commission. and developments may continue to threaten traditional gas-powered vehicles and turn them into dinosaurs in a way.

solar-powered car have been a dream for a half a century, this could be the year we see it come off a california assembly line. we have the vehicle of the future sporting a futuristic look. >> reporter: 8,000 people have put done deposits to give a solar-powered vehicle that hopes to be in problems by year's end. >> i think the idea to get any free mailage from the sun resonates from people. >> reporter: the vehicle subsupplemented with additional panels on the hood and rear hatch to extend range up to 1,000 miles. >> they're thereininner. the technology for solar today is perfect for a vehicle like ours. >> reporter: the batmobile profile is designed for wind resistance. instead of steel, the body is a composite of kevlar and heaven. they are used in racing cars

such as formula one for fuel and safety. >> you are not pushing as much air. we are using light weight component, we get 1,000 miles per charge. >> reporter: those prices keep it affordable. the range is expected to be from 26,000 to $46,000. john young is reservation holder number 29. >> this is a vehicle that demonstrates the kind of future that i want to live in. so it's a future is of efficient use of resources, efficient use of energy. clean driving at the street level. >> reporter: it can be plugged in driving long distances and a factory is being built in san diego. they think sales of 2,000 per year are viable with two times as many as it develops a full fleet of model itself. >> people lose their minds when they see a spaceship rolling down the road.

because the reels are slanted, it does look luke we're flying. >> that's around the corner. we'll be sporting that. you have already moved away, though, have you gas powered. >> no, fill-up. >> that's how much i know about cars. >> hydrogen cell. no, just kidding. i don't have a hydrogen cell, yoechlt we are still in winter. that going to allow for more precip to head our way. as we look at live doppler 7, you will notice it is quiet out there. the upper level low there, that will slide down to the south and allow for some rain to begin tomorrow and it's going to take us into tuesday and wednesday. it's going to bring temperatures down as well. the sierra nevadas looking at one-to-two feet of snowfall. the temperatures, chilly out there. upper 30 for you.

blackhawk look at 36 in dublin and san ramone. we get colder to the north bay. 32 in santa rosa. it's 42 in oakland with 37 on the peninsula. here's our roof camera. san francisco sun mixed in with high cloud, pretty much for everyone this afternoon. temperatures will be mild back into the low 60 but then light rain returns monday afternoon to monday evening through wednesday. it's going to drop our temperatures and highs will be stuck in the 50 for several days and that's going to allow for that mountain snow to pile up as well, too. as we look at the forecast for today, here are some high cloud, 4:00 on sunday. the there's the rain offshore 7:00 monday morning, we're still dry monday afternoon, a chance of showers. monday night, the rain becomes more widespread, tuesday afternoon, into wednesday, a chance of showers and thunderstorms both days.

by wednesday afternoon, the low continues to sink to the south and which should still see a little more precip in the sierra, nevada, but the snow levels will come down. hopefully one-to-two feet. back home, a wide variety, over a tenth in san jose, to a third of an inch. this is our three-day total. nevada a third of an n. along the coast, this is where we expect the highest elevation to pick up three-quarters of an inch in half moon bay and santa rosa, better amounts there as well. as we go through the next day or so. today will be the warmest days out there. enjoy the 50, upper 60. san francisco, low 60s. 64 in concord. the high clouds and the accuweather 7-day forecast, that chance of rain to arrive tomorrow afternoon. that our level 1. tuesday and wednesday, it will

be cool out there. a chance of a thunderstorm, the lower snow levels and looking at those weren't storm warnings going up in the mountain itses. thursday, back into the sunshine, friday and saturday looking warmer, definitely feeling more like spring out there. three-day total not expecting too much. just beneficial rain. in terms of no problems is what it means. >> very, very, very welcome. we have been asking for ut and here it is, thank you, lisa. okay. there are helping hands all over the bay area. a look at some of the things students and parents will be getting when i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously.

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the pope thanked him for raising his voice in defense of the most persecuted. he will receive a ceremony at the airport tomorrow before he returns to rome. hang today, despite the threat of covid-19, the world's most famous dog sled race begins in alaska. the iditarod. this year, it's shorter and won't go through alaskan villages that usually serve as checkpoints. all participants have been operating in a bubble and will be tested. they hope to make up for it next year for its 50th anniversary. back here at home with plans under the way to re-open schools a. bay area group is helping students get prepared to return to the classroom. the non-profit olive tree guest, the group of volunteers from concord previously created care packages. one shared with us why she is

involved. >> spreading more love, more peace to the community, especially during these difficult times, even in the pre-pandemic, there is a lot of difficulties people serve you every single day, so we want to be there for them. >> the care packages will go to schools in vacaville, they include school supplies and a plant, a flower, they believe nature is the universal symbol of peace. in the next half hour, a new chapter in the growing effort for governor newsom, what we'll see of a better chance at success. plus. >> i think it's pretty lacks in miami. >> i'm from new york. >> spring lake super spreaders. the building fears of those flocking to the beaches of miami and racing for backlash. the buckingham palace is putting on a tell-all interview with

i think it's pretty lacks in miami compared to like other places. which is kind of bad, but it's also kind of good. it makes it normal inside of you, even though it's not. >> the top news this morning the spring break spread. massive crowds convene in miami, concerns, it could launch new super spreader events of the virus taking down the major progress made to end the winter surge. good morning, it's sunday, march 7th. first we will start this half hour with a look at the weather with lisa. we can't remember the pandemic is not over yet as much as we may want it to be. >> i think if you are in california, we know that even if you are outside, as we look at our temperatures this morning, it's cold out there. we have a last mild day on the

way. we will add in clouds, 36 in san ramone, it's 39 in san jose, napa, 34 for you. we go further north, numbers are 10 degrees colder, 8 degrees colder in the inland valleys. that's why we have a frost advisory for lake for the and clearway getting up towards cloverdale, chilly temperatures. throughout the morning hour, in the 50s. 10:00 by noontime. you see high clouds here. as we get into the afternoon, some lower 60s away from the shoreline. this will be our warmest day for a wild him colder air with several days of rain ahead, tracking it for you in a few minutes. it seems like this across the country. >> reporter: spring breakers flocking to beaches and bars, sparking fears of another deadly

coronavirus surge. florida already features crowds of mostly part years. this popular hot spot in ft. lauderdale banning anyone from out of state younger than 23. >> they're doing a great job of wearing masks. >> reporter: here it's nba all star weekend in atlanta. they are urging out-of-towners to stay at home. georgia ranking dead last for vaccinations per 100,000 people. we need businesses taking precautions. >> you take their temperatures, just like that, if it's below 99, you are not allowed to enter. >> reporter: these fans flew in from dallas hoping for normalcy. >> we decide, we got our shot, let's do it. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ]. >> completely, absolutely. >> reporter: arizona reopening at full capacity, texas and mississippi dropping mask mandates altogether.

all three states have at least one of the highly contagious variants. florida has three. >> we seen this before when prevention measures and mask mandates are rolled back, cases go up. >> reporter: vaccinations ramping up, the nation shattering a single-day record with 2.9 million shots into arms reported. the javits center in new york city now opening around the clock. >> i am super glad. i got the one dose, i don't have to come back here. so i'm ecstatic. >> reporter: we know last week nearly 20 million dietzs were expected. they were expecting 126 million more doses. abc news, atlanta. happening today, organizers of the official recall campaign against gavin newsom will give an update. they have collected 1.9 million signatures, which is morning required. they still need to be verified

by the secretary of state's office. organizers say she destroying the lives and businesses of hard-working californians. they have until march 13th to turn in signatures. you may wonder how a recall works in california anyway. you can watch my explanation on the recall process right now. it is on our apps for your connected tv device, roku tv, amazon fire. search for nbc 7 bay area. this morning, there are five women accusing new york governor andrew cuomo of inappropriate behavior. the latest came forward in the saturday edition of the "wall street journal." he says he called her sweethe sweetheart, once kissed her hand and asked whether she had a boyfriend, former press aid says she endured a long intimate embrace in a dim hotel room in 2000. other staffers have come forward, cuomo apologized wednesday for the behavior he

now realizes may have upset people. and happening tonight, the royal family feud, hitting a fever pitch. senior royals are delivering video messages the same day of sit-down conversation with harry and meghan. >> reporter: the royals putting on a united front despite the escalating family rift, focusing on the pandemic and video images ahead of commonwealth day celebrations. >> this pandemic has shown us the true nature of a global emergency. >> reporter: highlighting global access to tackle covid-19. >> healthcare works in the uk and around the world report. the royals are bracing from blowback from harry and meghan's interview. >> when it comes to the queen, she is incredibly popular. people are protective of her. i think if harry and meghan are zoo saying things harmful of her

or critical that's when they start to lose public opinion over here. >> reporter: meghan telling oprah why she is speaking out now. >> we're on the other side of a lot of, a lot of life experience that's happened and also that we have the ability to make our own choices. >> reporter: the palace also taking heat for the decision to open an investigation into claims meghan bullied staff, friends of the duchess now taking to social media to offer her support. here's what she is, kind, strong, open. here's what she's not, a bully. >> tonight's nba all star game has a special guest that we'll all recognize. the vice president kamala harris. hear how the native will have a part in tonight's tip-off. here is a live look overlooking the embarcadero.

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new this morning, a dutch artist has launched installation he hopes to make public spaces better. it's called urban sun and uses uv light to kill covid. it's based on scientific articles that found airborne droplets were killed when connected to ultrasea light. the uv radiation the cdc says it may be effective but there is limited published data. they are reopening another piece of what makes san francisco, san francisco. art museums are back opened since november. they are bringing a sense of culture back to the city. for now, museums will limit indoor capacity to 25%.

both museums told us they are thrilled to be able to reopen their doors. >> the health and safety of our staff and visitors is extremely important. here at sfmona we are excited. >> the energy feels great. we have worked really hard to make sure our safety protocols are in compliance. >> reservations are strongly recommend and masks are still required. sfmona says they are at capacity today. >> i can't wait to explore that. >> it will be a pretty nice day. >> it is. we will enjoy sun and high clouds. a live look outside emeryville. it's in the low 40s, it's a colder start this morning for everyone and those high clouds are leading to a storm system that will visit us and stick around for several days. i'll explain coming up. also next,

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all right. here is a live look at the bay bridge, san francisco skyline, so beautiful this morning. thank you again, everyone is waking up on this sunday. happening tonight, the nba all star game tips off in atlanta. right before the very own vice president horizon will be sitting down with award-winning actor michael b. jordan on tnt before the game. they will talk about how harris' time at howard university shaped her career with basketball and staying vigilant to stop covid while pushing the effectiveness of the vaccine. it almost comes as the safety with al an all-star game. nba adam silvers says the league isn't requiring anyone to get

the vaccine. he says he doesn't know of one player that received it so far. >> there are some coaches who have been vaccinated as well as team person nel and the coaches who have been vaccinated, it's because they were age appropriate under the protocols and the jurisdictions where they live. >> players are currently tested up to three times a day and quarantined if they come close to anyone who has tested positive. warriors all star steph curry is headlining the 3-point contest. at 3:30 this afternoon, the skills challenge kicks off the festivities followed by the three-point contacted and lebron battles team durant at 5:00 p.m. here's chris alvarez with more in this morning's sports. >> nba commissioner adam silver in atlanta says he expects the next season to end on time. due to the pandemic, all star festivities just today here on

sunday, seven-time nba all star stephen curry will play on team lebron the day begins with the skills challenge. curry will be in that. that is the all star game, oddly enough the dunk contest, here's curry on that quick and condensed all star weekend. >> and they click down, it's weird, we're having short windows before we start planning again, i'll make the most of it. i get there saturday and play sunday, hopefully, we get a break before coming back on wednesday to practice. >> west coast corridor randy bennett st. mary's takes on lmu, they shoot 35-all. the games going at 7. ahead to logan johnston. johnston to get out of mountain view, california, right up here in the bay, scored almost half of their point, they win 52-47. st. mary's takes on undefeated

gonzaga. the other wcc, the willie caruso, a floater. pepperdine pulled. colby ross became the all-time leading scorer. he had a game high 25. pepperdine led by as many as 18 and santa clara falls 78-70. the sharks and golden knights plays back-to-back. here's something they've never seen, teammates in the pre-game. ite not sure what that was. sharks had plenty of opportunities, marc-andre fleury up to task, he had eight saves in the 2nd period. devon dubnik. sharks try to even things up. fleury, a great glove save. rudolph falls for the redirect. john leonard no-go each way. 23 saves by fleury.

on the other side, thigh tried to clear it. right to alex tusk for his second goal of the game. it's their first three-game losing streak of the year. that's your look at sports. i'll send it back to you. >> all right. let's get a check of the weather with lisa arjen. rain on the way, finally. >> we will add several days. it will add up, nothing extreme. we call it beneficial rain. live doppler 7. no clouds. we are clear and chilly. we have an upper level low here up in the gull of alaska that will ride down close to the coasts of california and suburbanc disturbances. wednesday, cold air mixed in. thunderstorms. 36 in blackhawk. 37 in walnut creek. cold numbers through dublin, in the mid-30s. up in the north bay at freezing in santa rosa. above that in napa, 41 on the

peninsula, san coarlos, 39 in sn jose. so we are a lot colder this morning. anywhere from about 4-to-10 degrees colder. yesterday, we had that rapid cold front move through. chic this out, this is gorgeous, sierra, nevada, temperatures in the 20s. a couple days of snow here. expecting 1-to-2 feet. finally good news there. chilly morning. >> light rain returns by tomorrow afternoon into wednesday and then we'll look at temperatures beginning tomorrow to come down. only in the 50s tuesday and wednesday. here's a look at that cloud cover. the high clouds, your sunday. monday, here we are in the morning, we're dry, there is rain off shore and we'll see more rain move in by later on monday, a better chance of that, rain becomes more widespread, more unstable air, cold air coming in tuesday. this is wednesday. finally the whole system begins

to sink to the south. the snow will be going in the mountains there. as we get into late wednesday and early thursday, it's a return to dryer and milder conditions. rainfall amounts anywhere from a quarter of an inch in hayward. look at the hills, we're shaded in green. this is where we see the highest amounts anywhere from three-quarters of an inch. anywhere from a quarter to .4. that will be the random nature. if we get thunderstorms, those heavier downpours in some neighborhoods versus other nearby. overall, looking at some good rain for three days with no problems. it will sink right into the ground and keep us well below average within our drought realm throughout the rest of the month as we're looking pretty dry right after the weekend. 62 in oakland as well as richmond. look for 61 in fremont. the accuweather 7-day forecast,

dry, sunny. 60s inland, level-1 system. a chance of showers tomorrow. it gets better under way as we get into monday night and tuesday as well as tuesday, level-1 systems, rainy, chilly, maybe a thunderstorm. it end later on wednesday, for brighter skies and milder temperatures into the end of the week and next weekend. >> thank you. the ferris wheel in golden gate park has been a symbol. it's been closed more than it's opened. as of this weekend, it is all changing as it and otheriar attractions come to life again, amy holyfield was the early bird to get the view. >> reporter: we were up with the sun to bring you this exclusive view of san francisco's new ferris we'll that will start taking passengers for a whirl of being shut down most of the year. its grand presence has rick

manuel in awe. >> it's beautiful. i wish i could stay here. oh, i can't wait. >> reporter: right now the sky star wheel is set to be here for four years. although the board of supervisors will vote to shorten it one year. >> keep it. it's nice, beautiful. it's a nice little sight to see. >> reporter: drones are not usually aloud to launch this morning. these unique shots that show the scope of this wheel. at the top visitors will be 15 stories above golden gate park. and after riding it, you can head over to the de jong museum which is opening. >> it's so exciting. we missed it in december. so we signed up for a membership to get the early ticket. >> reporter: she says she wasn't too sure at first and what it would do to the park. but she has changed her mandy. >> i like it for the view. it attracts people, which we need in the city. >> reporter: some people have experienced the ride. it was briefly opened in between

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you are never going to get a restaurant, losing your baby is tough. >> making news now at 6:00 a.m., the dining world is desperate. the return of restaurants, but will a federal stimulus package provide enough to keep the doors opened? good morning. it is sunday, march 7th. thanks for joining us. first let's look at the weather with lisa arjen. >> hey, good morning, everyone, temperatures near freezing in the north bay. a couple degrees above freezing in our inland east bay