two counties are catching up with the rest of the bay area. this time tomorrow, the entire region will be in the red tier. businesses are gearing up to welcome back visitors, indoor dining, movie theaters and gyms can operate at limited capacity. good morning. i am liz kreutz. we'll have details on two counties moving up. first, a quick look at the weather with frances dinglasan. >> hi, everyone. we have a dry day today, you need to grab a jacket. still dealing with morning low clouds looking at the bay bridge and treasure island. temperatures are mainly in the 40s, few low 50s out there. mostly sunny by lunchtime. because the sea breeze kicks in

this afternoon at 15 to 20 miles per hour, temperatures will be cooler compared to yesterday. inland areas in the mid-60s. around the bay, upper 50s. at the coast, low 50s. increasing clouds tonight for a system headed our way, bringing wet and gusty weather tomorrow afternoon and evening. i have the details coming up. >> thank you. in less than 24 hours, all bay area counties are in the same covid tier. contra costa and sonoma counties move up from the purple tier, both in the red tier tonight at midnight. for sonoma county, first time in the red since they created the color coded tier assignments. matt boone has more on what's reopening, why the counties are behind the others. >> reporter: like every business in the pandemic, the walnut creek yacht club has been forced to adapt. >> in the parking lot, we built an area called marina. >> reporter: they now have three separate outdoor areas, but look

forward to welcoming customers back inside. >> inside in a dining room with people is really the heart and soul of a restaurant. >> reporter: in addition, movie theaters can reopen at 25% capacity. up to 100 people. >> excited but a little cautious. went into red before and then we had to stop. >> reporter: he owned the orinda theater that only got by through the support of the community through go fund me and custom marquise. >> we open with one auditorium and maybe do private rentals. >> reporter: the announcement came several days earlier than expected, but weeks after others made the transition. >> i think when the virus is as common in the community as it has been in ours, there's no one reason we were behind others. >> reporter: contra county spokesperson says they're making good progress on the vaccine front.

>> we are coming up on 400,000 vaccine doses administered. >> reporter: sonoma can move to red sunday. there's a reason they lagged behind other bay counties. >> demographics are different. we are more of an agricultural society. we have vineyards, food producti production. >> reporter: it will be the first time they're out of the purple tier since it was implemented in august. >> we had unique challenges through the pandemic. it is exciting that we're finally moving into the red. >> reporter: matt boone, abc7 news. >> starting monday, 4.4 million californians will be eligible for the vaccine. it includes people with certain disabilities or underlying health conditions like cancer, chronic disease, heart conditions. essentially any individual whose health is deemed to be at risk by a health care provider can now qualify. >> if your health care provider says you're eligible for a

vaccine, we will be complying with that order. >> the state says the vaccine will not be available for a majority of people making supply impro monday u the state says it is currently administering 1 to 2 million doses a week, that will go up to 4 million doses per week. and getting answers, anchor kristen sze asked the director of the california department of health what the vaccination plan is going forward. >> the current plan is before president biden's announcement is that we were going to move to pure age based approach. we would just go systematically down each age because that is the quickest, easiest way to vaccinate folks. everybody understands age and that one is easier to implement. >> today is the return of the free drop in clinic giving doses to anyone eligible 65 or older or anyone that works in health care, child care, education,

transit or the food and restaurant industry. the hospital is focusing on vaccinating certain zip codes as well. find more information on the clinic at sf health network.org. no appointment is needed regardless of your insurance. it will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. today through monday. as reopenings in the u.s. pick up, we have a reality check from europe. parts of the continent are going back in lockdown because of spreading surges. half of italy reenters lockdown, including rome and venice. germany's top health official warns the third wave has gun. eu leaders say the variant, premature reopenings and slow vaccination rollout complicated efforts to manage the spread. good news here at home. high school sports are back. players have to comply with the same rules as college athletes, which includes testing and contact tracing. abc7 was in danville, they

hosted a girls lacrosse game. tonight, boys varsity football. the team will have only 27 players to put on the field. one team member tested positive for covid, forcing the school to quarantine 20 players. and friday night lights are back on more than a year after the last game. kate larson is there for the kickoff. >> this is as close to normal as possible. these kids have gone without for 12 months. they've lost, lost, lost, things have been taken away. this is a celebration of getting stuff back. >> make sure you can answer no to all questions. >> we get our temperature taken, fill out a questionnaire, taed s back at school with my friends but it feels amazing to see the cheer squad after a long time. >> it is fun having people to support you and just having

everyone around you, motivating you to keep going, getting stuff done. >> it is important for the mental side of the students but events like this for 12 >> my senior is on the field, my husband is a coach. my husband and i went to half b. i have noticed a complete difference in my son in the last three weeks. at the dinner table, he is talking about football and teammates. still in remote learning. this is finally part of his senior year. >> this is his jacket. his name is tristan. >> i am tristan hoffman, it is senior year. get. six games is good enough for us. anything right now is good enough. i'm just really stoked. >> it has big morale booster being back on the field. >> about more than football.

>> absolutely, it is about life lessons, camaraderie, spending time with friends. the difference i see in the young men, the way they carry themselves, their confidence, personality, everyone has more pep in their step. everyone is more excited about life in general. >> and that was kate larson reporting. half moon bay beat burlg ham 19-10. six more games are scheduled around the area today. take a look. marquise in performing arts venues have an important message up this weekend. one year since many have been open. and the group save our stages is highlighting how dire the situation is for venues and local music and art scenes. many will be the last to reopen once it is safe to do so. and it is hard to believe, one year since the outset of covid-19 in the u.s. this morning, a new survey gives an idea on the impact on our

nurses. san francisco bay health care hiring group, incredible health, put this out. they say 73% of nurses didn't feel their sacrifices were appreciated enough in the local community. spikes in the pandemic caused extreme turnover of nurses in hospitals. 80% of lead nurses and hiring officers reported an increase. good news, pay went up slightly. average salary went from 112 to $122,000. and this coming wednesday will be one year since most bay area counties went in lockdown. the vaccination effort is in full swing, the future is on everybody's mind. all next week we are sharing your stories of lessons learned and path forward to a better bay area. california breweries and wineries that don't serve food can operate outdoors starting today. the state easing restrictions as it slowly reopens the economy.

reservations are required, there will be a 90 minute time limit, last call at 8:00. bars remain closed until the county entered orange tier, then they can reopen for more business. all right. let's take a look outside. a little gray. >> definitely gray. morning clouds. a live look towards san francisco where it is 49 degrees. now, winds pick up this afternoon, but because of the sea breeze, even though clouds go away, we have sunshine, temperatures will be on the cooler side, only 56 the high in san francisco. i will let you know what to expect in your neighborhood coming up. thanks. also ahead, students, staff and san francisco supervisors teaming up to protect jobs at city college. what they are calling for in the midst of a budget cries i. cost of getting younger kids back in the classroom is adding up, not just

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welcome back. santa clara prosecutors upped the charges against a man that used an ethnic slur while assaulting an asian woman. it happened in a passenger tunnel. prosecutors say the 32-year-old grabbed the victim by the neck, flung her on her back, dragged her across the cement. hate crime enhancements were

added to assault charges because of the offensive things he said or was accused of saying during the attack. an attorney for the victim read her impact statement, saying she's now afraid to ride the train to work. >> the feeling of having to always be even more cautious than normal, it is frightening. to have the constant fear of walking through those tunnels. the constant feeling of me possibly getting followed and possibly attacked again. >> the judge denied bail. if he is convicted, the hate crime enhancements could add another three years of prison time onto each charge. happening today, state and local lawmakers holding a stop aapi hate rally in the south bay. they're partnering for the event. it is in response to the spike in hate crimes. the rally starts at 11:00 at the san jose city frommal

most square park end at civic hools first startedlifora shutdown due to the coronavirus pandemic. and organizers are calling for return of middle and high schoolers. thursday, they approved plans to bring elementary back by april 12th. students, staff, county supervisors are joining together to protect faculty jobs. low enrollment, covid budget shorta60% of instructors, yesterday, students and staff called for emergency funding. the labor union says 163 tenured and tenured tracked faculty were warned of layoffs. all week, we examine

learning loss. it is a given when students return to scho, it will belee f maim in asoom. to make up for the learning. >> reporter: covid forced them to close last march. school districts provided all the services offered in a normal school year. add to that, thousands of chrome books, technical support beyond anyone's predictions. one year later, the road to academic recovery will exceed what districts will have already spent. earlier this year, the nonprofit education resource strategies analyzed the cost of covid. >> we're not going to make it up in one year. so this is a multi year challenge in terms of doing this. somewhere between 3 and 5 years. >> the nonprofit which studies districts like san francisco is suggesting two approaches to deal with learning loss. small group tutoring for most

needed students or extended learning time which would mean adding another month of school or extending the school day. they even estimated that adding another month would represent a 7% increase in annual operating costs. but keep in mind, san francisco unified already faces a budget deficit of $169 million in the next two years. >> leave it to public school moms to get together and get the ball rolling. >> reporter: san francisco's board of supervisors just approved the creation of rise, the recovery with inclusive and successful enrichment, a long name for a working group that hopes to create a plan and generate funding to address the covid learning loss. add more enrichment programs, attract additional kids to public schools. $2.5 billion over five years. >> we will be looking at our own general fund, looking to the state, to the feds with all of

the packages coming down. but we're also going to look to philanthropy. >> if need be, a ballot measure to generate funding from residents. despite urgency to remediate the educational loss, planning time was lost because the school board was busy renaming schools and changing lowell high school admissions policy. >> i am frustrated, extremely frustrated because all of the delays to getting this going had to do with all of the drama that we have seen in our school district. >> reporter: board of supervisors is proposing an initiative called summer play to give kids in san francisco more access to extracurricular activities in the summer. in addition, the school district will come up with its own summer instruction plans. >> we're working hard to plan unies, spe students.earning those that didn't engage in distance learning and that may have had loss early on. >> reporter: the key experts say

is to do it quickly because the further behind they are, the harder it is to catch up. >> san francisco unified says teachers continue to do assessments online. younger students start next month. teachers will sit down with them to get a better sense where students are in some of the core subjects. in the newsroom, lee ann melendez, abc7 news. mountain view police need help to bring a beloved duck home safe. security video captured a moment when thieves abducted roberta from the front yard. they knew what they were doing. they used wire cutters to free it from ties. roberta has been a bright spot for kids on walks through the pandemic. if you can identify anyone in the video, call the mountain view police. we keep saying what is going on with covid, why take the duck from someone's yard.

why. >> they're a bunch of quacks. no. things have been strange during covid. i had a friend whose plants were stolen from the all kinds of odd behavior. for today, hope you can enjoy the dry weather, we have one good dry day ahead, although low clouds brought us cooler temperatures. right now, you can see with live doppler 7, satellite image, gray skies over parts of the area that spilled in from the coast, sea breeze kicks in this afternoon. live shot from emeryville, looking at the gray skies and san francisco and the bay bridge. currently it is 49 degrees in san francisco. san jose is already at 50 degrees. and morgan hill at 46. we see low 50s in oakland. live view of walnut creek. seeing bits of blue already. the clouds are breaking up. we'll see mostly sunny conditions this afternoon. napa in the fog this morning, but right now it is clearing

out. currently it is 47 degrees there. low 50s in fairfield and concord, livermore 49 degrees. live view of pier 39. you can see folks out there wearing jackets. if you want to head outside today, you definitely need your jacket, especially at the beaches where temperatures will only warmup to the low 50s. here's what you need to know with the forecast. we have low clouds this morning, sunshine this afternoon. temperatures will be cooler because of the sea breeze. don't forget to turn clocks forward an hour before bed. daylight savings starts tomorrow. also, cold storm moves through the bay area into the evening hours into monday. for today's highs, expect them to be cooler compared to yesterday. we'll see that on shore flow, about 15 to 20 miles per hour this afternoon. san francisco, only warming up , mo sunshine inland. that's where we will see warmer temperatures, but we won't see

70s today, only mid-60s later this afternoon. we'll see increasing clouds overnight ahead of the system. temperatures are mostly in the mid 40s around the bay into tomorrow morning, chilly in the north bay. 30s at lake port and santa rosa. the storm that arrives tomorrow is ranked one out of five. light storm. rain to showers monday. gusty at times. even a slight chance of thunder, hail, possible snow on the peaks because the system is so here's the accuweather forecast. gray skies this morning, sunshine this afternoon. temperatures will be cooler. turn clocks forward an hour tonight for tomorrow morning. then you can get outdoor exercise in or walk the dog in the morning. by the afternoon, it will be gusty and wet. cooler by monday with possible snow. then the showers taper off. tuesday will be dry, looking

good. lucky for st. patrick's day and warmer, then another chance of rain thursday. >> all right. we need the rain. thank you. an antioch main named a hero. hear his story and why he almost wasn't there to help. tuesday, join a team of experts for our america women forward in the work force. live town hall at 10:00 a.m. on abc7news.com or so you're a small business, or a big one.

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welcome back. an an tee objecting man called a hero after pulling a man out of the sacramento river. we talk to the man that jumped in to save the other man's life. >> launched into the water like mission impossible or something. >> reporter: a 67-year-old man drove in the sacramento river after chp said he suffered a medical emergency. >> there was no stopping, pretty much went full speed into the

river. >> reporter: speeding down crossing river road at 50 miles per hour. moving so fast, he cleared the embankment completely, not a single tire mark left behind. >> ran down the bank. >> reporter: chris was there for all of it. >> shouting at him to see if there were other people in the car or if he was hurt, did he need help, could he swim. >> reporter: the man shouting back to chris that he couldn't swim at all. >> water is freezing, current is really hard. so i just decided to jump in. he was able to crawl on the hood to get out of the car. it started to sink pretty quick. >> reporter: finally reaching the man, grabbing his arms, pulling him to safety. >> barely made it. he was pretty close to drowning. >> reporter: he almost wasn't there to help. >> looking back, the little delays that i had in my day, it all made sense. i stopped at the store on a whim. if i had not done that, i probably would have drove right t edas notou k

ith picor h tt heroic rescue by that man. still to come on abc7 mornings, the state's plan to have blue shield take over vaccination distribution faces criticism. one bay area county says it will hold out. millions of families get relief this weekend. how many people are getting a like, seeing my mom. it's unthinkable to me that i can't see her and i can't hug her. not being able to hug is just like somebody has to tie me down. touching someone to say i love you, to hug you... those are the things that i miss.

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good morning again, everybody. for those of you just joining us, we start with another look at the weather with francis. >> hi, liz, good morning, everyone. this is a live shot of golden gate bridge. we're seeing break in low cloud cover. some blue skies there, notice the flag blowing. sea breeze kicks in this

afternoon, bringing cooler temperatures compared to yesterday. here's the day planner. temperatures this hour in the 40s and low 50s. mostly sunny by lunchtime. that breeze will mean cooler numbers, inland areas warm into the mid-60s. this afternoon around the bay, upper 50s. at the coast, chilly, low 50s. sun sets at 6:15. temperatures in the 40s. grab a jacket. then rain arrives tomorrow afternoon and evening. i will have the details coming up. >> thank you. this morning, 25% of all adults received at least one shot of the vaccine. abc news reporter has more on the rollout, when things may start getting back to normal. >> reporter: president biden is also directing states to make every american adult eligible for the vaccine by may 1st, aiming to reach every part of the u.s. plans are in the works for a national website and new 1-800 number to help people find the vaccine. in iowa, a programmer created a

twitter account to alert people about appointments. it gained thousands of followers since going online wednesday. brian findlay created @i a vaccine alerts. >> i have people that said they're in tears, having gotten vaccine appointments for loved ones, family members. knowing i had the ability to do this kind of thing, i would almost feel guilty not putting it out there. >> all of this as 22 states ease restrictions. tennessee's governor making a pitch to spring breakers and tourists. >> tennessee is open for business. >> reporter: the white house is hoping to have loved ones able to gather in small groups by fourth of july. d govno newsom's plan to have blue shield take over distribution faces criticism from santa clara county. in addition, several bay area lawmakers say the metrics for vaccine allocation must be revised immediately.

chris wynn spoke to some key players involved in the fight for equity. >> reporter: as california moves forward with plans to have blue shield manage vaccine distribution across the state, company officials say they're ready to take charge. >> the ability to know where the vaccine is at all times, know what inventory is with each provider allows for a smoother, more predictable, manageable system that can optimize performan performance. >> i think it should be county by county relationship. the counties that need blue shield to come in, absolutely. in our case, which neighborhoods are hard hit. >> reporter: the largest county, santa clara, will continue to hold out. >> we have a county that put a lot of effort into taking care of our safety net population and people that are most at risk. >> reporter: the county executive says the county will only sign an agreement with the

state if it allows them to retain local control of vaccine distribution and use of their own appointment system which they say is far superior to the one being provided by blue shield. >> so-called equity plan the state has is really just masqueraded plan to send more vaccine to southern california. >> reporter: county officials were informed the reason behind the low supply was the result of vaccines diverted to other providers like university of california and sutter health after an accounting error by the state. >> this is life and death. there has to be a way to figure out a more equitable formula. >> reporter: the state set aside 40% of doses based on the healthy places index, doesn't account for the high cost of living. p they asked the state to reconsider the metrics. >> asking for recalibration and fix. that's on the heels of several

discussions with the administration, including one late yesterday. we are still looking for relief. >> fighting for what they believe is right. chris wynn, abc7 news. treasury department sent out the first of the $1400 checks. 85% of americans get them as part of president biden's historic covid relief bill. senior white house correspondent ma mary bruce has more. >> reporter: in the rose garden, president biden kicking off a campaign to promote his stimulus plan with a promise to millions of families. >> to every american watching, help is here and we will not stop working for you. >> reporter: not a single republican present, because none supported the bill. outside washington the law has broad support. 70% of americans back it, including 41% of republicans. $1.9 trillion plan gives 85% of

americans a 14 hunl$1400 check. it extends unemployment and lowers health care for millions on obamacare. the airlines are getting a boost. $15 billion, allowing american and united to tear up furlough notices for nearly 30,000 workers. for one facing possible brum bankruptcy, it is a game changer. >> i felt there were bricks lifted off my chest. biggest sense of relief, knowing we could get back to work, focus on providing for our family and ourselves. >> reporter: mary bruce, abc news, the white house. today marks one year since breonna taylor was shot in louisville, kentucky. the anniversary of her death comes amid renewed calls for stice. >> reporter: this weekend, marking the one year anniversary of breonna taylor's killing by police against the backdrop of

the derrick chauvin trial. taylor and floyd's killing fueled the racial justice movement in america. >> breonna taylor's life matters. >> reporter: in louisville, demonstrations plan to remember and honor taylor. >> raising awareness. they want it done in remembrance, they don't want a celebration. we have not gotten justice. >> reporter: the 26-year-old black emt was killed when the louisville police executed a no knock narcotics warrant when she and her boyfriend were already in bed. no drugs were found. walker said he thought intruders were trying to enter, fired one shot, striking an officer in the leg. officers fired back, killing taylor. >> breonna and i did not know who was banging on the door, but the police know what they did. >> reporter: he was under threat of criminal charges, but that case was permanently dismissed by a judge this week. back in october, abc spoke with

jonathan mattingly, one of the officers involved in the raid. >> it is not a race thing like people want it to be. this is a point we were doing our job. we gave too much time, when we go in, i get shot, fired. >> no one was charged. one had charges for shooting into a neighbor's apartment. two others that fired shots in the raid were dismissed from the force. some members of the grand jury say kentucky attorney general daniel cameron never presented them with homicide as a charge to consider against the officers and have joined a group of citizens seeking to impeach him for breach of public trust. >> we got a job to do. >> reporter: her mother is demanding justice, calling on the local prosecutor, tom wine, who previously recused himself to bring criminal charges against the officers. still ahead on abc7

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we have a live shot from emeryville towards the bay bridge and san francisco. cooler this afternoon ahead of the system that arrives tomorrow, bringing many areas around the bay about a quarter inch of rain. i'll let you know what time you can expect rain to hit your neighborhood coming up. >> thank you. the sharks go on a feeding frenzy as they try to win back to back games. don't miss out on the grand opening of floor and decor in pleasant hill! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. explore floor and decor's newest east bay area location march 18th, or shop our milpitas, burlingame or san leandro stores, now open. four, five, turn, kick. we got chased by these wild coyotes!

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welcome back. popular filipino food truck is rolling out 100% plant based food. >> i normally don't eat vegan sy well, cooked really well. >> more awareness about being health conscious with what you're eating.

more people were becoming vegan. we heard it from a lot of customers. can you put vegan items on the menu. that led us to doing a whole food truck. >> i am so pumped. looking for vegan food all over the city. i recently started incorporating more plant based diet foods in my life-style. cool to see they have a plant based truck. >> we are out here at the city station on valencia and 18th. >> this is 100% plant based spinoff of senior sisi. we're bringing the community together. the goal from the start was to get it as close as possible to what the normal original menu taste and flavor with that same comfort, same experience from the customer service to what you take in with branding, all the way down to the item itself. you get the same satisfaction,

you bite into it, oh, this is senior sisi. >> this is vegan pork. >> doing testing in the kitchen, trying different products, tasting different little things like sugar. we found out not all sugar is vegan, same with cheese. coconut oil is a big ingredient of being vegan. educating ourselves, doing a lot of taste testing, trying different things opened our minds up. >> we got loaded fries that look amazing and then we got tacos with chir ease oh, got a burrito. the flavors are just really unique. it is cool they have been able to find plant based alternatives that can get the same flavors that the meat does. >> we don't really look at this as a trend or anything. this is something that's here to stay. >> i look at it like a vegan guilty pleasure that meets it

halfway. that's great. you don't feel too guilty after you eat a burrito, chips, nachos. everything is plant based. i it is great. not only the support everybody is giving us, it is a different dimension of the business. we are trying not only a healthier option but opening our minds to different things. how can we grow business during this time in the pandemic, people are making healthier choices coming into the new year. >> i used to work in the financial district, go get a burrito, tacos once a week or so. i used to eat meat then. now i am happy i can get it all here. >> i love the vegan chicken. has great texture. i could fool anybody, put it on a plate, serve it, say this is regular chicken. >> it has the same flavor you would expect from pork,gaic sweet sause,ven, you can put a egg,

garlic, rice, tomato. really good. >> it tastes good as replacement. i would not mind eating this again for sure. >> we started off as one food truck ten years ago, grew to six food trucks. recently opened the first brick and mortar in november of 2019, four months before the pandemic. now we're starting new concepts, opening up oakland, opening up in locations in san jose. >> through the years we learned and grew stronger than ever and if we know that we get through a pandemic, you can do anything. >> you can watch more stories on localish.com. all right. let's check the weather frances dinglasan. >> i love their food. those are my peeps. that's in my neighborhood. i recommend it. i love the food.

it is nice that they have the healthier option. filipino food takes great but not the healthiest. try that instead. here's the satellite radar image. we have more extensive cloud cover right now. and coastal clouds pushed in. we are waking up to gray skies. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. san francisco is 49, seeing low 50s in oakland, san mateo, heyward, palo alto, san jose. here's what to expect with live view from the roof camera looking towards the bay bridge. what you can expect for the forecast today. low clouds to afternoon sunshine. we'll have sunny conditions, sea breeze brings cooler temperatures compared to yesterday. d bore bed, to turnr c daylig savings starts tomorrow. not fun. you have to do it. cold storm arrives tomorrow afternoon and evening. i will show you timing of that, when to expect rain to hit your neighborhood in a little bit. highs today on the cooler side.

upper 50s around the bay. san francisco is 56. oakland 59. we'll see some low 60s to mid-60s. san jose, 62. more sunshine this afternoon. warmer spots in the inland afternoon. tomorrow morning, temperatures start in the mid 40s. that's with extensive cloud cover. it is milder ahead of the system, arriving tomorrow afternoon. we rank it one out of five on storm impact scale. rain to showers. rain can be heavy tomorrow, turning to showers by monday. we could see gusts of wind that accompany it as the front moves through. it will bring us a chance of thunderstorms and hail because it is a cold system, we may see some snow on the tops. here h ilays t. tomorrow afternoon, 2:00,ostlyh

moderate rain,w the. mo o will see wet weather in the peninsula and east bay. tapers off into showers into monday morning as the system wraps around, you could see popup showers in the afternoon. but this is going to bring snow to the sierra. there's a winter storm watch tomorrow through monday. you don't want to be driving then. could see up to two feet of snow. likely chains will be required. visibility could be reduced as well. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. today, a dry day, pbut cooler this afternoon. move clocks forward an hour. tomorrow, daylight saving starts, and then we have a dry morning but gusty wet weather comes in in the afternoon and evening, turning into cold showers monday. looking dry and milder mid week, continuing to be dry for st. patrick's day. liz? >> all right, thank you. let's talk sports. tonight, the sharks try to win a

third game. san jose takes on the ducks. the puck drops at 7:00. last night, the sharks played the ducks in arguably the best effort of the season. here is larry beil with highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. remember the commercial when ef hut on talks, people listen? when steph curry yells, everybody listens. he is screaming at teammates thursday night in the midst of a blowout loss to the clippers, pleading for more from everybody. you can see him saying let's go. draymond green says he has been on the receiving end of constructive curry criticism before. >> steph is yelling at me a few times about shooting the ball, as a matter of fact. i shoot the ball or something like that. little more -- little different than what i did, the words i used, but yeah. he's yelled at me before, sure. sharks looking to win two in

a row. curtis gabriel flattens rsn to h gabriel. like mike tyson on skates. hertl is back. he scores in the second sharks' feeding frenzy in the third. eric carlson scored a couple goals. sharks finally win back to back games, 6-0, the final. buddy reed came up with the san diego pad rays. yesterday he woname f the a's, beating the padres. this was not the start he had mind. here it comes. there it goes. the pom. if a souvenir is up for grabs, everybody forgets about social

distancing. he recovers, ends the inning with a strikeout. they were down in the seventh, brings us to buddy reed. who is your buddy, who is your pal. 2 run single. they win 5-4. giants and rockies in scottsdale. joe mccarthy pulls this to right center. gets a hold of it, zoom out wide if you can't find it. ground rule double. giants up 2-0. to the sixth. 4-4 game. ramos, promising young prospect. base hit. mccarthy scores, jiepgiants go o win, 9-8. the 49ers cornerback mosley, agreeing to two year extension worth $10 million. he will be enjoying this weekend for sure. you do the same. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody.

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8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. if you're checking it out, today is a good day weather wise. little cold. bring a jacket. >> exactly. it will be cooler compared to yesterday. grab a jacket. tonight's sunset is 6:15. tomorrow, 7:16. turn clocks forward an hour tonight for tomorrow. here's the accuweather forecast. we get sunshine this afternoon. temperatures are cooler compared to yesterday. then get ready for wet weather sunday afternoon and evening turning into cold showers monday. then dry mid week. continues to be dry for st. patrick's day until another chance of rain returns thursday. liz? >> all right. thank you. thank you all for joining us here on abc7 mornings. i am liz kreutz with frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. abc7 continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great saturday.

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