announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc news. >> that is something that you cannot do even to an animal. liz: food vendor attacked. the beat down caught on camera after a demand for free food. the moments leading up to the assaults. final service. why owners of a beloved local restaurant can no longer serve their customers and why it is part of a bigger, alarming trend. lisa argen, let's get a check on the forecast. >> temperatures are turning around.

you slip through the coldest part of the morning. the clear skies over san francisco. nothing to show you on the radar. right now in the 40's in santa cruz. 40 in palo alto. the dry air mass will warm quickly. at the shark tank we are looking at temperatures coming up quickly. by noon we are approaching 60 in some neighborhoods, but we will look for a chilly night. we are warming up a little today. wait until you see the seven-day outlook, we have spring and winter both for the next seven days. liz: in the east bay, dramatic rescues after a fast-moving fire tore through an oakland apartment building. fire fighters brought five people down from balconies. the building on allison street near 17th street is a few blocks

from lake merritt. one resident was taken to the hospital for smoke and elation. according to the fire chief no firefighters were injured. new overnight, one person is recovering after shooting outside of a tesla distribution center in livermore. this was in the area of challenger street and discovery drive. officers say that when they arrived they found a 26-year-old with a gunshot wound. they are expected to survive. police are looking for the suspect. now to the violent attack on a food vendor caught on camera. video of the assault outside the center is going viral. people in social media are searching for the suspect who ran away. speaking with the witness who recorded the video. it may be difficult to watch. >> brutally attacked from behind and knocked unconscious as the longtime street vendor lays straight down video shows the

suspect continuing his assault. >> he hit me when i was down and he started to take me on the face. that is something that you can't do even to an animal. >>'s uncle suffered a broken nose, several loose teeth, redness in his eyes. before the beating the suspect purchased several hot dogs and made a demand that saul reconco could not meet. >> give me a free hotdog dog, free soda. i can't do it because this is not my business. >> the man threw beer on his face and in his grill before walking away but minutes later the man returned. the witness capturing what happened next, providing the only glimpse of the assault. >> i'm hispanic so you grew up supporting the street vendors. it's outside outside the regional mexican center, a consulate, a street vendor of our own kind is being beat up. >> sap center management tells

us that the safety at events is a top priority with a statement reading in part that we continue to actively communicate with officials to make sure that public spaces outside of the arena are safe for all guests. >> in 27 years that i have been doing this, this is the first time this happened to me. >> his wife and family members were not far to working as vendors. >> going out to concerts and events to make extra money. now he has to not only assume the loss of what he was supposed again, but now has to deal with dental care and his face, the medical bills. >> the suspect has not been identified. saul reconco has had to take time off work but has shared a venlo account for anyone wanting to donate. in san jose, abc7news. liz: a man suspected of an attempted carjacking in oakland is recovering after being shot by police. this happened yesterday

afternoon at 107th avenue international boulevard. the man was driving recklessly around east oakland on a stolen motorcycle shortly before crashing. police were tracking him by helicopter. they say that the suspect tried to carjack someone a couple of blocks from where he crashed. >> he brandished a firearm and pointed it at a victim inside a vehicle, passerby. and then he ended up demanding the vehicle. that is when officers were nearby. they started issuing commands for the individual to put down the gun. he failed to comply. that is when officers discharge their firearms. liz: a witness share this video of the suspect being arrested after the shooting. no one else was hurt. a former oakland police chief continues to defend himself after he was fired from his position. armstrong's dismissal came a month after the mayor placed him on paid leave. the federal monitor's report question the chief's lack of response surrounding the misconduct by one of his sergeants.

evenings -- speaking publicly for the first time since the firing he says he did nothing wrong. job and i believe i did it well. i committed no misconduct, i followed all relevant policies and procedures, and i delivered on my promise from day one when i took this job to reform this police department. my termination was never really about the facts, about performance, or my ability to effectively lead the oakland police department. my termination was about robert were shot and the fight for the oakland community. liz: two oakland police lieutenants have been put on paid administrative leave for mishandling the investigations which led to armstrong's determination -- determination. the man accused of the deadly home explosion in the sunset district is released on house the tension. they believe darren price did not intentionally cause the

explosion but acted out of negligence. they claim that price ran a hash oil out of the home but because the explosion killing his wife and severely burning her caregiver. price is charged with involuntary manslaughter, manufacturing drugs, and child endangerment. people close to rita price are remembering the life of their beloved friend as abc7news anchor tells us that they hope that no matter what happens to darron the community will remember rita's positive spirit. >> every room that she went into she lit up with her big smile and laugh. >> it is the effervescent personality that will remember most. her 1000 watt smile on display even after a near-death paralyzing stroke in 2014. >> we didn't think that she was going to make it. when she severed the stroke we went to say goodbye.

>> i to live that helped her survive nine more years. she tragically passed away when the home that she shared with her husband exploded february 9. >> it could have been prevented and we just didn't know. >> darron was arrested for manufacturing, child endangerment, and manslaughter. he is on and ankle monitor. it is something that her friends couldn't process. for rita's longtime massage therapist, he encourages the public to focus on rita's legacy and not rush to judgment. >> we still believe care of rita and her family, her kids. that part we have no doubt about it. he do it faithfully for years. that's all we know. a person is more complex than that. >> to remember rita's calm nature. >> she is our bright spot. we look forward to seeing her. >> and think of her three

children. >> i encourage everyone who listens who knows her and doesn't even know her to reach out and help them. >> there is no one like her. >> they hope her spirit lives on. liz: for rita as well as accounts for her caregiver and some of the neighbors. you can find links on our website abc7news.com and look for stories about the explosion. lisa, it is 9:09 and it was a chilly start to this morning. lisa: it was. these pictures are so pretty in santa cruz. it was 63 yesterday, about the same today. we will keep the numbers coming up just a little bit through the holiday. things will take a nosedive. i will explain next. liz: the search for survivors in turkey and syria continues. the latest update as the body of

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liz: new developments in the earthquake of turkey and syria.

they have uncovered the body of an international soccer player under a collapsed building. he played for including chelsea in the premier league. rescue crews are searching for survivors two weeks after the earthquake. the death toll has surpassed 44,000. a bold proclamation from the u.s. about russia's war on ukraine. vice president harris says that russia has committed crimes against humanity. she made the announcement at a global security conference in germany. she says that the atrocities include separating children from families and acts of girth, torture, and rape. the u.s. has said that the u.s. has committed world -- this is a different category under international law. >> they are sending a lot of troops. i don't think that that is sustainable for them to keep attacking this way. there are places where the bodies are just piled up.

liz: russia is trying to surround a victory for putin for the war's first anniversary next week. five officers accused in the beating and death of tyre nichols pled not guilty during their first court appearance. each faces multiple charges including second-degree murder. surveillance video and police body footage captured the beating on january 7. tyre nichols died three days later. his mom was also in the courtroom and says that she will be present for a the courtdates. ty are going to see a everyti wet justi f mson. liz: if convicted, the officers could face 50 to 60 years in prison. there is also responders who lost their jobs

and nine others under investigation. a standoff in a danville neighborhood. they arrested the suspect, 27-year-old diego alfaro. the standoff landed for five -- lasted for five hours. sky 7 was above the scene. alfaro barricaded himself inside the home after assaulting a woman. he was booked into jail on multiple charges including assault with a deadly weapon and is being held on $100,000 bail. starting today bart will replace more than a mile of track and east bay meaning that there will be no trains running between the rock ridge and lafayette stations on the yellow line. art has a bus bridge available for passengers and this is part of a $3.5 million project to replace 7200 feet of worn-out rail. the work will wrap up after monday. on monday, which is president's day, bart will run saturday service on all lines.

parking at all bart stations is free on monday except for the mel peterson berryessa stations because bta owns and operates those lots. we are seller bring anniversary since robin roberts return to good morning america since her successful bone marrow transplant. with this anniversary means to her. >> good morning america. do you know what an immense honor that is to say? >> she has been a familiar face on abc for more than 20 years. during that time she has faced trials and triumphs. one of them is her fierce battle for survival against mds. news of the rare blood disorder that affects bone marrow coming five years after beating breast. robin roberts getting a life-saving bone marrow transplant from her dear sister, sally in. 10 years ago she returned to the anchor desk. >> what does 10 years mean to

you, robin? >> ok, whoa. you know, i haven't really taken time because i have focused on 10 years showing the growth of the treatment and the people who have been impacted by, our viewers responding to the call to be the match, that i really haven't taken the time until this moment to think about me. what this moment means to me. i am grateful that my mom taught me to make your mess your message and i have been able to find the meaning behind why this was placed in my path. >> the survivor turned get the same chance building the

register for be the match. >> i was blessed that one of mya match. a perfect match. you leapfrogged 10 years later, you don't need a perfect match. 10 years ago you the growth that we've seen in the last 10 years. at the registry is a literal lifeline for countless people. >> 70% of people are looking for their donor and you could be the potential match to save someone's life. all that it takes is a simple sign-up and a swap. abc 7 news. liz: you can register to be the match online by scanning the qr code right on your screen or by texting kgo. i have done the swab. it is easy and it's amazing to see how far we have coming 10 years and hopefully you can do it too. you can get a hands-on

experience with the newest cars, trucks, and suvs in the south bay. the silicon valley auto show is back for the first time since the pandemic. >> it is great for people to be able to come and do something in person. . t world you see morei how you can interact with it and what it looks like in front of you. >>it was nice and smooth. that is the great thing about coming to a car show like this. you can see all of the different varieties. liz: it gives a look what is next in the industry as california aims to move away from gas vehicles. though it's a little chilly. we are bracing for some rain and some even saying snow next week? lisa: you know what, i like to

look way out and it looks like it will last until the beginning of march, the cold if you like spring fever you will get it if you don't have it already the next couple of days because it's going to be beautiful with a lot of sun and temperatures warming through the afternoon. we have bottomed out below freezing in many neighborhoods. the clear area right over northern and central california, really all of high pressure builds in. a little warmer each day through presidents' day and then an about-face as we get visited by several systems from the north.that will bring in arctic chill through the week ahead into next 48 in san francisco. 47 in oakland. 46 in san jose. half moon bay at 50. we were in the mid 30's early this morning, so the dry air cools quickly. very little wind and that is why

we were so now, a good recovery. 30's to mid 40's for the inland valleys and east bay. santa rosa 30. 46 by the delta. look at this gorgeous, nine in truckee. 19 at the tahoe valley airport. you'll be in the 50's for presidents' day. in the 20's for thursday and friday with overnight lows in the single digit in the mountains with snow on the way. it's chilly and cold this morning, sunny and warmer this weekend into presidents' day, although we will see a few high clouds and colder with more wet weather and when the conditions for tuesday and beyond. here are the highs in the north bay. it's a little above average. even warmer on sunday. monday, here comes the changes, and they will stick around. temperatures will be so cold on tuesday and wednesday that we could even see some of this mix in with a wintry mix or snow on mount hamilton, mount tam, may be lower than 2000 feet.

wednesday, some showers. level 1 wednesday and thursday under break on friday. this looks more promising. but that's not until next tuesday. this is a look at the potential rainfall through friday. it's really not a whole lot. maybe one third of an inch, but we will fine-tune that as it gets closer. these systems are not always laden with a lot of moisture. in the mountains hopefully there will be a foot oftoday highs wi. low to mid 60's. i have to show you wednesday morning in the 30's. thursday morning, some 20's. dayth could be the coldest this morning with more widespread 20's across our inland valleys. it is sunny and mild sunday, monday president's day, and then things change. it has been unusual, warm east and it will continue to be warm as we get frigid the second half of the work week.

liz: it is very cold. lisa: not looking forward to it, but we need

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liz: for years we have been hearing about californians relocating in huge numbers and we have new data from the postal service that gives us a better picture of how people are moving in and out of cities. leanne melendez is here with a look at those numbers. leanne raised in california, berkeley and walnut creek. in 2021 they moved to texas. >> we arrive june 30, 20 21. we are in mckinney, north of dallas. >> things change, but the home i once knew wasn't there anymore, especially with the homeless issue. leanne: there are many like them moving from california. the u.s. postal service collects data every time a change of

address form is filled out. it is only from one source but it seems to reinforce what other reports have found. the data shows that san francisco, oakland, and berkeley combined had a net loss of at least 250 thousand residents from 2018 through the into 2020 two. san jose, sanibel, and santa clara lost 93,000 people in vallejo 7200 57. napa, 3562. houston on the other hand had one of the biggest gains. >> my artichokes. leanne: last year kelly brown showed her neighborhood in santa rosa before moving to the houston area. she says there were many factors in her decision to leave california. she was disappointed that governor newsom was not recalled and was highly critical of the state's extended covid lockdown. >> i really wanted to be in a

place that offers more freedom and personal responsibility. leanne: one year later she admits to missing her home, friends, and northern california landscape. >> it is kind of flat. we have beautiful green trees and lots of humidity and i don't have to worry about wildfires, but at the same time it doesn't have that same, you know, natural beauty that california is famous for. leanne: she is considering moving back but wants to give texas one more year. leanne melendez, abc7news. liz: we will have to see what happens. still to come, the military ends its search for airborne objects. what is next into the investigation into the chinese surveillance balloon shot down last week. a not so final farewell. why santa cruz county is why santa cruz county is demolishing an iconic

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moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. liz: we will start with another check on the forecast. lisa: it is already getting warmer. on top of mount tam, 20 500 feet, 55 degrees. it's warmer there then where we live. most of us, anyway. 50 at half moon bay with high-pressure building in and a dry air mass forming quickly out of the 30's to the low to mid 40's. as we get to the next couple of hours we will be close to 60 degrees by noon. maybe beyond that in parts of the bay area. by 3:00-4:00 in the afternoon, high clouds and low to mid 60's. another chilly night tonight and then we will be looking at more warm days, just a couple, before we do an about-face. i will explain.

a man who was accused of shooting two jewish men outside of synagogues in los angeles. he is facing federal hate crime charges. as derek dennis tells us those in the area say that it something they never would have expected in their city. >> it is something that i hear about in another state or city. now that it's in my hometown i feel like we are back in 1940. derek: a los angeles-area community on edge after two jewish men were shot near synagogues this week for one reason. >> an individual motivated by anti-semitism, hatred for people in the jewish community, committed two tremendously horrible acts. targeting individuals because of the jewish faith. derek: on friday the u.s. district attorney's office filed federal hate crime charges against 28-year-old jamie tran, appearing in court on friday night a judge ordered he remain in custody. the first shooting happened on

wednesday. tran is accused of shooting a man in his 40's in the back as he left morning prayer. the next day a block away, tran shot a man in his 70's who was leaving another synagogue. both of the men survived. prosecutors say tran has a history of anti-semitic comments. he was captured thursday in the coachella valley and an ak-47 rifle and handgun were found in his vehicle. according to the criminal complaint tran stated that he looked up a kosher market on yelp and decided to shoot someone in the area of the market. he said that he knew the victims he shot were jewish because of their headgear. >> anti-semitism has no place in los angeles, no place in our country. derek: jewish organization say harassment and violence towards jewish people are on the rise across the country. >> a 200% increase in incidence over the past couple of years and an increasing rate of that increase over the past couple of months. derek: hey los angeles-area rabbis encouraging the community not to let this keep them from

shabbat services. if convicted tran faces life in prison. abc news, new york. liz: in san francisco come the man accused of shooting a gun inside of a synagogue earlier this month pleaded not guilty in court. dimitri mission is facing multiple charges including federal hate crimes. he was denied home detention saying that he poses a risk to the community. mission agreed to receive mental health services and will be in custody without bail. he is scheduled to appear in court on tuesday for his preliminary hearing. new details about the search for airborne objects shot down over alaska and lake huron. that's over. the u.s. military made the announcement yesterday hours after the u.s. finished its recovery phase of the chinese spy balloon shutdown days before. the navy, coast guard, and fbi collected all of the balloons debris off of the ocean floor, including equipment that could reveal what information the balloon was able to monitor and collect. north korea fired an

intercontinental ballistic missile raising tensions. it was fired eastward landing in the water off the coast of the korean peninsula. the u.s. and south korea say that they are committed to teaming up for planned military exercises. they are expected to hold nuclear tabletop drills at the pentagon next week. north korea's foreign ministry warned that it would take strong action if those exercises continue. amazon is ordering thousands of office workers to come back in person for three days a week. the change takes effect at the start of may ending the remote and hybrid-friendly policies from before. the co claims that it's to improve collaboration and company culture claiming that it would boost the local economies where offices are located. the news comes after the company announced 18,000 layoffs. there is growing concern about dangerous attempts by kids to cross the bay bridge on bikes. the california highway patrol

released a surveillance video showing young people riding bikes along with cars in the eastbound lanes of the bridge. bicyclists are not allowed on the bridge at any time. chp says that no injuries or accidents have been reported but is asking parents to speak with their kids about the dangers of trying to right across the bridge. today, farewell event for seacliff state beach before its iconic peer is mall list. it will be temporarily closed because of the damage left behind by the recent winter storm. the campground is closed as the storms wiped out the seawall and the ground it was built on. a beloved san francisco cafe is closing its doors tomorrow after over two decades in business. reverie longer stay in business. the closure has gotten the attention of city leaders. it is one example of an alarming trend. >> tucked away on the trendy streets of cole valley you will find reverie cafe, a

neighborhood the hotspot that has been a staple of its community since 2002. >> we have had marriages, baptisms. >> on sunday, reverie will be closing for the last time, driven out of business its owner says by disputes with the landlord over rising rents and leasing conditions. it is not just the reverie cafe. across san francisco small businesses continue to struggle. >> the streets are tragically dirty and we are short on police officers so enforcement is difficult. >> reverie's closure has made waves on city hall. posting on facebook about the worry of storefronts. the golden gate restaurant association says that in addition with the challenges that come with operating businesses in the city recent economic realities have hit the hospitality industry. >> the raising cost of food has

gone up and staffing costs have gone up so it creates challenges. >> context is also key says the bay area council. data shows that more residential areas have flourished since the start of the pandemic while places like downtown and the surrounding neighborhoods continue to suffer. >> those places, many more businesses closed then opened during the pandemic, but a lot of the southern neighborhoods saw more businesses open then close. >> at reverie cafe they are focused on the next few hours, trying to make the most out of the time that they have left. >> i'm going to miss my staff. abc7news. liz: still ahead, the california senate race is picking up way before voters will be able to cast any ballots. i sat down with congressman adam schiff who says that he is ready to replace senator dianne

feinstein. this is outside this morning. beautiful, clear start the day. we will check in with lisa when we

liz: from capitol hill this morning, there is still a year before votes are cast in the race to replace dianne feinstein, but those in the running aren't wasting time. this will be a highly contested campaign. i sat down with adam schiff, one of many high-profile democrats expected divide for the coveted spot will stop after speaking with him he is branding himself as the experienced candidate who can get things done. >> i had my bar mitzvah in lafayette. liz: congressman adam schiff represent los angeles but in the bay area he made his local ties known. >> i grew up in the east bay. i lived in the danville area. liz: from his roots to serving

as a ranking member in congress leading the first impeachment trial of donald trump, he's helping to add one more title to his resume. the longtime democrat is running for senate, looking to replace dianne feinstein who announced she will not be seeking reelection. senator feinstein was the consummate center is known for working across the island being friends with people on the others. in such a divided senate, do you see yourself in that vein? >> i see myself getting things done. that's a leadership i want to bring to the senate. fighting to protect our values and tolerating no opposition when it comes to protecting women's reproductive freedom or dealing with the gun violence courage. but -- gun violence scurge, but also where we can find common ground. liz: a competitive field of democrats volleying for

feinstein -- vying for feinstein's seat. when voters are looking at everyone in the field why adam schiff? the question is who can make progress? who has a record of getting things done on the behalf of californians? who has shown the greatest leadership on issues that california cares about? liz: the three pillars of his campaign are the economy, the environment, and democracy. he is selling democracy matters mugs and said this in his campaign launch video. >> i wish i could say that the era of maga extremists is over, it's not. liz: several justice groups wrote an open letter to governor newsom in 2021 urging him not to appoint adam schiff as attorney general saying that he supported tough on crime policies that contributed to mass incarceration. what is your response to progressives who have questions about your track record on criminal justice reform?

1990's in legislature, i took one view of how we should solve the criminal justice challenges that we faced. i would like to think that 25 years later my viewpoint has changed and i have learned that some of the policies of the 1990's did not work. liz: he says that he supports a progressive approach and while he once supported the death penalty is now against it. >> i don't support the death penalty. i did for time support it for a narrow category of offenders who killed cops or kids. the death penalty has been disproportionately applied to people of color. as long as that is the case i cannot support the death penalty. official candidates in this race along with congresswoman katie porter who has been endorsed by senator elizabeth warren. bay area congresswoman barbara lee filed her paperwork to run this week so her announcement is expected imminently. let's check outside.

lisa: it looks beautiful. emeryville right now is in the 40's. pretty cool going for a high today in the low 60's. a really nice day on the way. if you want it a little warmer we can deliver that too, but then things will change into next week. stay tuned. my accuweather 7-day forecast is coming. liz: also it is tiger time in the pga tour. tiger woods' first time on the golf course since last summer. larry beil will have all of the highlights in

liz: a big day of hockey at the shark tank. they take on the buffalo sabres inside sap center at 7:30 tonight. turning to women's college basketball, on the farm the stanford cardinals were breaking records during last nights game against usc. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. amy: the stanford women's

basketball team ranked third in the nation in the championship conversation. the cardinals in their final to home games starting with 25th-ranked usc. steph curry courtside, trey lance on his right with his daughter. parents in the front row. anfo'altime l blocked shots. haley jones, coast-to-coast, stanford at the break. jones to be the buzzer in the third quarter finishing with eight points, 10 points. stanford hanging on late to move into first. 50-47 and the cow women lose do you -- cal tiger woods playing his first tour event in more than seven months. all kinds of problems with his legs after the car accident. this is almost a hole in one. the crowd would have gone wild. tiger for bertie instead. the poet let him down.

he is staring like what is going on. several of these into the bunker. bogey, three of his final four holes but made the cut of final plus one oh stem he will play this weekend, that is the good news. look at the result of this shot. 10 under par leads by one play suspended. here is tiger after his round. tiger: this is probably the highest score i could have shot. i should have shot five or six better than this easily. i just did not make the puts easily when i have those opportunities. larry: spring arizona, lots of new faces, including fujinami a right-hander. age 28 he played a decade in japan with a nasty split and all kinds of variations off the

fastball.it should be interesting how he adjusts to baseball with the a's. nba celebrity all-star weekend in salt lake city. jimmy kimmel live, the wedgy. seattle wide receiver chiseled out of granite sending people away. the final seconds, the miss half court to force overtime? no, no. the shot came after time expired. team dwyane wade holds on. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend. liz: let's get a check on the forecast. lisa, it is a chilly start to the morning but warming up? lisa: we are looking at high pressure building in over the weekend. it will last through monday for the mildest readings that we will see in sometime. that is live doppler 7 showing the clouds offshore. we are bathed in sunshine here.

the golden gate bridge 48, downtown 47, palo alto 46, san jose 52, 46 in santa clara. no wind, clear sky, and temperatures are awfully cold. san francisco is rebounding nicely, 20 degrees. 41 in santa rosa. 46 in napa. mid 40's for fairfield and concord. 38 in livermore. it warms up quickly, it cools down quickly, and of the wind has been light so that aids in the cooling. here's the golden gate bridge, clear and chilly. sunny and warmer weather for the entire holiday weekend, though on monday we will see clouds and colder. a return to several systems arriving by the end of the week. they will be weak as they get closer we will fine-tune that. the rainfall is coming our way but in review, since october 1, still doing well but we haven't seen that much rain in february.

165% of normal. oakland is the big leader with 100 81% of average. san jose 108%. 140 9% in san francisco. what will the rest of february offer? first of all, it will be drier and warmer for the weekend. 60's and more 70's and here comes high clouds on monday. it's still quite mild on tuesday. looking at much cooler air. i tuesday night we could see rain that takes us to the end of the month, 10 days. notice that the civic northwest, a typical la niña pattern getting most of the rain, but it looks like some of the rain is headed into northern california so we can count on wet weather for the end of the month. today, and a lot of sun and beautiful. 66 in san jose. 64 in redwood city. in the north bay, mid-60's, some

of the warmest locations from calistoga san santa rosa. heading inland, it is a nice day. 64 in concord. the seven-day forecast, we have our chilly morning, a mild afternoon on the way, spring-like warmth for sunday. president's day is still above average temperatures. we get wendy on tuesday. we could see rain by the evening and the north bay. it looks like a level 1 system on wednesday and thursday, but thursday could be interesting with low snow levels and may be about 1000 feet. friday, it's cold going into the first week of march. it is going to be nice this weekend, so enjoy it. liz: it is colder than even on the east coast right now. lisa: yeah, we are. liz: attention movie-lovers. don't miss the oscar nominee special from film festivals to award shows.

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warm -- lisa: the afternoon is getting mild. temperatures in the 60's again. warmer than yesterday and on sunday we will see 70 in the inland valley and 60's at the shoreline. on monda on monday high clouds but mild for presidents' day. tuesday, the colder air in windy conditions with a level 1 system. wednesday and thursday could see a wintry mix with some of the lowest snow levels that we've seen in a while. prepare for that. liz: thank you for joining us on abc seven mornings. coming up, a full day of sports on abc seven at noon. football kicks off in texas when the arlington renegades take on the las vegas vipers at global life park. 4:30 the news continues on abc seven. 5:00 p.m. you can catch the nhl stadium matchup in north carolina. in then stay tuned for on the

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