moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: now at 6:00, kids at santa clara school going back to school for the first time. why they are planning a walk out. >> 2013, we gave cinderella a gallon. reggie: i have never heard it described that way. interesting. the lights are now dark on the go to gate bridge. the funds to get them reinstalled and how many funds have already been raised. liz: taking a live look outside. the rain will not go away. drew is back with us this morning with what we can expect as we start a new week. good monday -- good morning everyone. it is monday, march 6. reggie: bare minimum mondays. >> are just alike to tell myself. >> welcome back, drew. drew: it is glad to be back.

we get used to this pattern. it is one of those days we have sunshine then a shower moving through your neighborhood. also the potential for more hail. live doppler 7 showing the rain moving in from the coastline. level 1 on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. snow levels about 15 hundred feet. we have a winter advisory for about 10:00 this morning. outside looking at cloud cover. we stay unsettled for the next one to four hours. we take a look at the rain coming up. liz: happening today students at montgomery high school will be back on campus for the first time since that deadly stabbing in classroom last week. abc 7 news reported lena howland's us from the newsroom with what students and teachers can expect on campus this morning. lena: as students return to montgomery high school in santa rosa for the first time since this stabbing they will also be greeted by three police officers extra security. they haven't had any school

resource officers since they were pooled by the school board about three years ago. this comes as jason p into was killed on campus last wednesday and a second student was injured. police believe the stabbing happened during a confrontation between multiple students. the mother of the 16-year-old stabbed in the hand during the dispute says that she warned school that the students were having issues and says three weeks they have been trying to get a resolution. she says her son was assaulted by the same 15-year-old freshman and that jaden's tires were slashed last week, allegedly by the same student. >> i want to make it very clear that the school and the school district failed my son. and they failed jaden and they failed the rest of the students that attend this school. lena: the 15-year-old freshman accused of stabbing jaden as well as another student have been arrested. amid safety concerns brought up

i families across the area, changes held to talk about changes. the first happening at 6:30 on zoom. the second is for the santa rosa city schools happening on tuesday evening at 4:30 at the friedman event center. we have learned students at montgomery high school are planning to walk out of class today at 11:30 to demand change amid growing concerns for safety. reggie: much snow. a live look from our camera in lake tahoe. snowfall making it for some tough going on the roads. this was the view yesterday highway 89 going from truckee into tahoe. his morning eastbound highway 50 is closed west of kuipers. i-80 is closed west bound at the state line. snow chains are required on all

non-four-wheel-drive's. officials in the sierra are warning to play it safe with these harsh conditions. >> the snow is going to be around for a while. if anyone wants to come out and play, we welcome you when the sun is out. and san bernardino residents are trapped and isolated under several feet of snow. immunities are doing their best to clear heavy snow from their homes. some say they can hear the weight of this note damaging their homes. >> we stayed up all night because we were hearing pops and cracks. my stepdad dug out the shovel. we lost our two sheds. he dug out the latter and we spent all day taking off tons of snow. reggie: people living in crestline are getting some help. snow power -- snowplow cruise are clearing out making it easy for residents to get food and water. many are stranded after the snow buried their cars. the road is open down the mountain but many are being cautious because of fears to

come back. >> i would gladly go down to get things for my neighbors and myself but i am scared i cannot come back. it is not right. reggie: emergency responders are working to deliver food and medical equipment to those stranded residents. liz: state of emergency last week for 13 counties in the state to get the national guard and other state emergency teams out the hard-hit areas. you can keep track of weather conditions as the storm moves through the bay area. and access to weather team uses on our abc 7 app. reggie: a mother who was on a hike with her child's boy scout troop over the weekend was killed after a fallen tree fell on her. emergency tree brought down several other

trees around it. crews tried rendering aid on scene to the woman but that was unsuccessful. >> i heard she was with her husband and son. a horrible tragedy. most people are enjoying the fun of the park and not paying attention to looking up and saying, that tree is that a bad angle, maybe i should go somewhere else or be more careful. it is a tragedy. reggie: the trail where it happened is closed off to hikers this morning. family members have not shared the woman's name. they say they are trying to process what happened. liz: in the north bay a fallen tree made it dangerous for anyone traveling down the main country road. you can see a large oak tree fell on that roadway yesterday afternoon in the st. helena area. nobody was hurt. and crews moved quickly to reopen both lanes. reggie: investigators from the national transportation safety board in ohio expecting that investigating after another train to rome and in ohio.

this a month after a toxic training derailment in palestine. the train is operated by the same company. jobina: in the last months, trains from the north folk company have derailed. among them were four empty tankers with residual amount of diesel exhaust fluid and industrial product. authorities at the scene say the crash causes no threat to public helpful stop -- public health. >> there was no hazardous leaking, no spillage. jobina: no one was injured. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. in east palestine residents say they are still suffering from skin irritation, coughing, fatigue, headaches and anxiety. the situation has profit new biden legislation which imposes real officials to notify if they are transporting hazardous

material. your folks says safety is their number one priority. the ceo is set to testify in congress about the recent incidents on thursday. liz: snow and snow to springs, several feet piling up as residents try to navigate through all the snow over the last couple of weeks. reggie: a plea from girl scouts. why they are asking you to buy cookies directly from them, instead of other websites that may be reselling the truth. drew: we are in for a chilly day with on and off showers. level 1 light storm will bring sunshine at times, showers. and the chance of hail. we will go hour-by-hour. we will talk about the snow

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video of driving to her property between these two towering walls of snow. this is a recently plowed driveway she says was being maintained by a 90-year-old local handyman while residents were away. this area saw 35 inches of snow in 24 hour span last week. drew: it is incredible the images coming out of tahoe. we have a winter storm warning still in effect there. here is live doppler 7 along satellite. this upper-level low supplying showers locally. snow still falling in the sierra. a winter storm warning in effect until 4:00 p.m.. we also have an avalanche warning in effect around tahoe. strong, gusty winds happening right now. the threat is therefore an avalanche to happen. one to three feet of additional snow today. above 3000 feet. we are not done with this snow yet. 8 a.m. -- 8:00 a.m. we have another round of showers moving through. this evening rainfall estimates

stay on the lighter side. about 10 to happen of -- about 10 inches to a half of an inch. today it is cold. low to mid 50's. more rain in the forecast. the seven-day coming up in about nine minutes. let's check in with jobina for traffic. jobina: aside from the bay bridge toll plaza things are pretty light. this pact here. lights came on at 5:32. traffic backed up into i-80 this morning. approaching the bay bridge toll plaza expect delays. live picture in san rafael showing off 101 where everything is moving at the limit. highway four commute beginning to slow as well. anything to concorde going to take you out 20 minutes. to san francisco, 60 minutes. our map is mostly green. reggie: humpback will spotted in hawaii. the video to see of a whale and its calf lighting to the water. count down to the oscars. crews working around the clock

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is kari lake who lost the race for arizona governor. desantis finished second in that straw poll. speaking of florida's governor, he made a trip to southern california to speak at the ronald reagan library over the weekend. the visit didn't come without protest. graffiti was sprayed on the library before he got there. one of the entrance read 'defacist'. he has not officially entered the 2024 presidential race. visited california over the weekend to promote his new book.

people felt the burn as the senator stopped at the landmark california theater in san jose. titled it is ok to be angry about capitalism. sanders explained the thought process that went into the publication. >> i wanted to bring forth an honest assessment of the reality of american life. for tens of millions of people whose pain is very rarely discussed. liz: the literary foundation hosted the -- hosted the event and each attendee received a free copy of the book. reggie: the iconic lights around the bay bridge have shimmered for the last time. this is what it used to look like, this is what it looks like now. the shining lights are now off. that was the end of a 10 year run due to needed repairs and lack of funding. that is a wrap.

here was the moment those 25,000 led lights turned off at 8:00 p.m.. there is a path for those lights to come back on, maybe bigger and better than before. a massive fundraising campaign is underway. >> it was the hard-working bay area bridge that didn't get any love. it was the cinderella bridge. 2018 we gave cinderella a gallon out. and people fell in love. and three years later, 2016, we invited her to live at our castle forever. reggie: what is she now? back to a pumpkin? liz: i think that is what he is saying. reggie: she is not a pumpkin. the carriage is a pumpkin. liz: the bridge is 8 -- reggie: i am not sure. the metaphor falls apart. an event last night called attention for big money. $11 million is needed in costs

so far. so far $6 million has been donated. there is a crowdfunding at a lights 360.org. after all the money is raised it could take eight to 10 months to reinstall. we are a long way away. liz: it makes a difference. seeing it this morning versus how we have seen it every day the past 10 years -- reggie: she is a new at 6:00, the newest girl scout cookie is in very high demand. liz: it is so sought-after some are reselling the cookie on ebay for at least $100 a box. raspberry rally cookie debuted at one week ago. it is an online only offering on the girl scouts website with -- website. within hours it sold out. the scouts usually sell their cookies for five dollars. the girl scouts of the usa is asking everybody to divide --

everybody to buy directly from them so that the money can go to their organization and not the third-party sellers. this is being called the sister cookie to thin mints. the same chocolate as the cookies in thin mint that it is raspberry instead of mint. reggie: i have an idea. shouldn't there be a s'mores cookie? liz: there is one. reggie: is it good? drew: what is it called? jobina: reggie: i had a s'mores cookie yesterday. it was good. liz: peanut butter sandwich, the lemonade, trefoil tagalong's, depending on what part of the country you live in. drew: i have never heard of this, nor have i had one. liz: it isn't one of the classes. these must be really good, these

raspberry ones. reggie: you can keep it. liz: i am not a raspberry and chocolate person either. drew: keep it. it is the box. $200 for a cookie? reggie: does it come with a beyoncé ticket? drew: you are in the last row, but you get a box of cookies. if your cookies while you're are at the concert. that cookie certainly is unique. live doppler 7 this morning, we are tracking showers. let's take a tour of some of our wetter spots. we have a shower, downpour moving through parts of the city right now. quick moving shower. you will find that in the north as well. a downpour slowly crossing to the east. showers moving along the peninsula. half moon bay getting hit with light rain falling from san mateo to redwood city.

level 1 on exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale today. we have sunshine mixing with showers at times. every shower has the potential to bring us hail. we have a cold breeze out there. highs today, chilly day. dress warmly. low to mid 50's. scattered showers throughout the day. tonight, mostly cloudy. temperatures mainly in the mid- 80's to low 40's as we head into your tuesday. we remain unsettled over the next three days. rainfall estimates generally gets really light rain coming in wednesday night. most of us picking up anywhere from a quarter to three quarters of an inch of rain. we are watching friday very closely. confidence increasing that an atmospheric river is going to arrive across california bringing increased moisture. we still have to fine-tune the details of the timing and the exact amounts of rain. this is a warm storm meeting there could be flooding next to snow melt and heavy rain.

here is accuweather 7-day forecast. level 1 through wednesday. dry on thursday. level two friday and saturday with rain and wind. liz: zee. live with a look of what is coming on gma. ginger: good morning. coming up on gma we start with the fire and chaos arrive thing outside the so-called kok city in atlanta. explosives and multi-cocktails being thrown at officers. we are right there with the latest. another nor folk southern trying to roman in ohio. just one month after the toxic trained irrelevant in east palestine. chris rock addressing the on stage oscar slap in new comedy special. we will tell you what he is saying about will smith, jada pinkett smith and the reaction. tech affect looking at the impact of social media on young brains and how parents can help.

so much more. i have to agree on the cookies. i had two different girl scouts come at me. i was like either i haven't done this in a while or there are a lot more cookies to choose from. it was overwhelming full up -- overwhelming. reggie: what did you get? ginger: i went one of i said we can try them and if we don't love them, we can give one away. i wanted to support them. liz: did you get the raspberry? ginger: no, it was sold out. reggie: give me whatever the peanut butter one is. liz: tagalong. reggie: tagalong. and the somoas. and the thin mint. ginger: reggie:

me, ginger we have the same taste. we will see you at 7:00. we will be right back.

liz: a parasitic disease hundreds of native california pigeons. van til pigeons are the closest known relative to passenger pigeons. department of fish and wildlife estimates more than 200 have died across the state. most were in the bay area. the disease -- the disease affects the upper represent -- upper respiratory tract and makes breathing difficult. animals like to play and splash along in the water. a video of a humpback whale and a calf playing off the coast. you can see them swimming and splashing together. thousands of humpback whales travel to hawaii in the winter to mate, give birth and raise their youth.

the 95th oscars are six days away. lenny kravitz will perform the in memoriam portion of the event. crews have been working to get everything ready for hollywood's biggest night. this time lapse video shows the construction going on along hollywood boulevard outside the theater. jimmy kimmel is set to host the ceremony this weekend. march 12 it begins at a.m.. you don't want to miss the 95th annual oscars at 5:00 p.m. sunday on abc seven. at, san francisco schools sick out. teachers at one middle schools threatening to walk off the job. as we outside right -- a look outside this morning. 6:28. we will be rig

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: campus. north bay high schoolers returning after last week's deadly stabbing. extra security expected at the school today. liz: dangerous and snowy conditions. resorts in the sierra dealing with avalanches. thanks to all the recent storms. >> we have come so far. we are finally having a seat at the table. reggie: asian representation at the oscars. historic nominees ahead of hollywood's biggest night. liz: good morning everyone. thanks again for joining us. what is going on? reggie: you over it? liz: i am not over the fact it snowed in the bay area, i am still shocked by that. what i would like spring to come. drew: we still got more wet weather to get through today and tomorrow. here is live doppler 7 this morning.

rain moving through parts of the north bay in the city, the peninsula. on its way into the east bay this morning. it is a level 1 light storm on the storm impact scale. 30's and low 40's this morning. exploratorium camera showing rain on our camera. stormy skies up above will keep storms in the forecast throughout the day. like yesterday, sunshine at times, then a shower moves through. the potential for hail as well. also a chilly day. temps in the 50's. reggie: california bracing for a feet more of snow. people still trapped from this we can storm. abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez in the newsroom with that. gloria: official say it could take days longer to rescue everyone trapped in the snow. governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency for san bernardino and 12 other counties to provide greater assistance for damaged areas. in the san bernardino mountains, east of l.a., up to 12 feet of

snow falling from back to back storms. some people are still stranded. crews try to clear away tons of snow and volunteers handing out supplies as some people run out of food and gas. >> we have snowplows but it is too thick and it is too hard and they are not equipped for this kind of ice. it is just too much. gloria: her and her father have been snowed into their home in arrowhead lake for nearly two weeks. their cabin is surrounded by nine foot walls of snow. officials say crews have removed so much snow from san bernardino county it could fill the superdome five times. authorities say they will evacuate anyone who wants to be evacuated and send them down the hill to shelters. reggie: all the fresh snow is great for the skiers and snowboarders hoping to hit the snopes -- hit the slopes but officials want to remind you it

is also very dangerous. crews have been working on avalanche control all we can. >> with that light dry and the wind we are experiencing, avalanche danger is upwards high to extreme. >> this morning it was a white out. i could barely see where i was going in my snow cap. reggie: snow level records are expected to be broken by the end of the week. experts say the ski season will be extended so there is no rush to get to the resort. wait until things get safer. liz: wild weather around the bay area over the weekend highlighted by a lot of hail. ice covered windshields and homes yesterday morning. the kills were also sprinkled with ice. cars and trees turned ic from all the grapple. highway 24 was slick which made it risky for drivers on the roads. it wasn't just the rain and hail. we also saw lightning in san francisco. this is from highway 101 where

there was also flooding saturday night. keep track of weather conditions at the storms move through the bay area and access the same live doppler 7 our news team uses available on demand on the abc 7 bay area app. reggie: students, gummer high school in santa rosa going to be back on campus for the first time since a deadly stabbing in the classroom last week. abc 7 news reporter lena howland in the newsroom with what students and teachers can expect on campus this morning. lena: students at montgomery high school being welcomed back today for the first time since that stabbing are planning to walk out of class this morning at 11:15 to demand change amid growing concerns for safety. this comes after 16-year-old jason pienta was killed on cap and last week -- last wednesday and a second student was stabbed. this happened after a confrontation between multiple students. the mother of the 15 euros stabbed in the hand during this is -- during the dispute says she warned the school the

students were having issues and so did pienta's grandmother. >> you guys had first-hand knowledge this was going to happen and you didn't stop it. >> they had issues last week and went to the school and asked them to do something about it and nothing happened. lena: the 15 euros freshman accused of stabbing jaden as well as another student have since been arrested. amid safety concerns brought up by families across the area, police chiefs in the santa rosa and sonoma are holding two upcoming listening sessions to talk about school safety. the first is tonight for the sonoma valley unified school district starting at 6:30 on resume. the second is for santa rosa school happening in person on tuesday evening at 4:30 at the friedman event center. for the first time since the santa rosa school time -- school board unanimously voted to pool

school resource officers. students head back to school today for the first time since the stabbing. liz: teachers in marina middle school in san francisco are threatening a sick out. teachers union says it is because of bad working conditions, poor communication and lack of support from administration. some teachers say they fear retaliation from raising issues there. according to the examiner the school has lost nearly a third of its staff since august 2021. the school is relying on teachers to fill in the staffing gaps. reggie: the fbi trying to find the people or the person involved in kidnapping and killing four americans in mexico. the kidnapping happened on friday. officials say the americans were driving a white minivan with north carolina many -- north carolina license plates and they were taken across the border. the founder

ftx sam bankman-fried may have his smartphone privileges revoked while he is out on bail. prosecutors are requesting he only be allowed to have a flip phone. there are concerns he could be having interactions in ways that are not trays. he was released on a $250 million bond and is confined to his parents home in palo alto. liz: a live look at sfo. if you are booking flights to travel during the summer you have a new option. an airline just announced flights to london starting at $185. north atlantic airways will launch the flights in july 3 days a week. it has london bound flights from lax, and boston. reggie: when you hear north atlantic, don't you hear north? liz: you do. i am always skeptical. if it is two cheap -- if it is too cheap, what is the catch? i was just looking up flights to

europe, they are high. -- they are pricey right now. reggie: it is even worse to asia. houseguest. the do's and don'ts when staying in someone's home. liz: the new york stock exchange. an update on how the markets are doing. reggie: robots on the runway? oh no. their debut during the fashion show. fashion show with no fashion? dreadful. stay with us on the abc 7 bay area app. we are live everyday at 7:0 drew: warning still in effect from four clock p.m.. we have the avalanche warning in effect. the red shading you are seeing on your screen, we see it so

much heavy snow. the wind is gusty right now. potential is therefore in avalanche to happen. live doppler 7 back here at home, rain, elevation -- snow at higher elevation. liquid falling across the bay bridge right now. this line of showers moving into the east bay this morning. more showers along the peninsula. san mateo road to redwood city. the bridge is wet as well. level 1 on storm impact scale. scattered showers mixing with son at times. it is cold, a breeze. by 9:00 a.m. showers moving through. another round of unsettled weather coming our way. this evening rainfall totals on the light side. pick up less than a half an inch of rain as the day goes on. highs only in the low to mid 50's. let's check i with jobina to see how we are doing with traffic. jobina: check out this wet camera in san raphael showing

off 101. a slick ride as you move through this area. we don't have any spinouts reported. take it slowly. we do have a verily -- we have a very crowded ride on the san mateo bridge in the westbound direction headed towards the peninsula. we are waiting for notes from the chp because it looks like a lot of people once you get to the center of the bridge are trying to change lanes quickly. there might be a stall or something like that. we are continuing to investigate. at the bay bridge the lights came on.

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president trump facing state and federal investigations over his finances, classified documents and the january 6 capital attack. despite all of that he told reporters at the cpac that he is running no matter what. one of trump's biggest challengers is expected to come from florida. governor ron desantis hasn't officially announced his campaign yet but he is on a book tour with stops planned this week in key states like iowa and nevada. yesterday larry hogan announced he will not seek the republican nomination. he believes a crowded field could help trump win which is what he wants to help prevent. marianne williamson says she will run again. the self-help author spoke exclusively to abc's jonathan karl. >> i don't see myself as running against joe biden. i see this campaign as challenging a system. pres. biden: my attention hasn't been from the beginning to run. there are too many things i have

to finish in e ne ter before start campaigning. jobina: former south carolina governor nikki haley has also officially entered the race. she was at the cpac conference where she received support and heckling from trump supporters. reggie: developing out of georgia, officers arrested more than 30 people after police say protesters attacked the cops. it happened last night at a construction site of the new atlanta public safety training center. they say protesters through explosives and said equipment on fire. the police chief says what happened is not a legitimate protest and that many arrested are not from georgia. facility known by opponents as cop city has been at the center of demonstrations and confrontations since its proposal in 21. liz: caught on camera, an encounter with a moose. two brothers -- a massive moose

got in between of -- got in between them. one of the brothers started waving his arms at the moose started charging at him at full speed. >> i hit the throttle on my snowmobile and it died. i looked over my shoulder and i see this moose charging me. at that moment i am like, i am going to get out of here. liz: in seconds he was able to jump off into safety. animal experts say waving your arms is not something you should do when encountering a moose. >> you come across a bear you surprise in the forest, you want to make yourself look large and challenging. with a moose it is different. liz: he goes on to say it are territorial and that the near -- the brothers were too close to its base. experts suggest slowly backing away from a wild moose and instancing yourself. reggie: here is your monday morning report. a popular brand of collect your figurines and bobbleheads are

struggling to sell excess inventory. they brought the problem on earnings cloth. it's warehouse is so full that the company says it is renting storage containers for the surplus. it is getting rid of approximately 30 million dollars to 36 million dollars of product expected to happen by summer. the hospitality industry among the country's fastest-growing employers. hotels, bars, restaurants are helping keep unemployment at a 53 year low. the industry has largest numbers of private sector jobs, which is how it is able to offset and keep the job market type. amazon is closing all four of its amazon go stores in san francisco. when the cashierless stores in 2018, there were complaints for people who didn't have credit cards and phones to shop. no word why they are closing these locations. i will give you a hint, there is no one downtown.

i used to go to these all the time. stores in seattle and new york also shutting down. this follows massive layoffs within the company impacting 18,000 people at amazon this year. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning. we are up about 60 points. robot dogs, making f the robot dogs are back. liz: they are the spooky boston dynamic robots. they are working a runway. the robot dogs strutted on the runway for paris fashion week friday. this was a part of fashion show modeled to be a play on the french poem titled the wolf and the lamb. they say the show aimed to suggest there is neither a dominant nor dominated but that mankind and machine live in harmony. drew: do they though? reggie: that is debatable.

i wish the robots were in the fashion. that would have been cooler. drew: the models could be will -- could be walking the robots. reggie: put a leash on it. or have the model. drew: i don't like that. liz: this is creeping me out. i am not feeling it. drew: they could be taking your job. let's go outside. a live look at the richmond bridge. wet out there in spots. a live look at live doppler 7. a line of showers has moved on shore. it is pressing through the peninsula right now, approaching the east bay. it is one of those days we stay unsettled. at times we have rain like we

showed you this morning at 8:30. as we head towards midday, a little sunshine. in the evening another chance of showers moving through. any shower has potential for brief hail like we saw over the weekend. rainfall takes us through. rainfall on the lighter side over the next three days. most of us winding up between a quarter and three quarters of an inch of rain by midweek today. scattered showers moving through. it is a chilly day. temperatures only in the low to mid 50's later this afternoon. today it is mostly cloudy and temperatures in the 30's and 40's. we are watching friday closely. confidence increasing that we will likely see an atmospheric riverive across california. we have to fine-tune the timing and the rainfall amounts. it looks like a warm storm meaning significant snowmelt and heavy rain, creating flooding

across california. here is accuweather 7-day forecast. unsettled through wednesday. dry on thursday and friday. reggie: less than a week away. airing on abc 7. marking a milestone for the aai community. marking a record number of nominees. >> the 95th oscar ceremony will be one for theistoryooks with representation for the asian community. >> we have come so far. the landscape is very different now. finally -- we are finally having a seat at the table. >> everything everywhere once in total the key for awards. >> being an asian actor

difficult because there was not a lot of opportunities for us back then. this year, especially makes me so happy because it reinforces my belief that impactful change can happen. >> michelle yo becoming the first action nominee identifying as asian. in an adventure where she tries to save her family and the world. >> it is incredible to have such representation from the aai p community. >> stephanie supporting actress. >> when my mom came to say it -- came to see it at the premiere, she was in tears and she pointed at the screen and said, that is me. i realized that is the first time my mother ever saw her story on a screen. >> also nominated for her best

performance in the well. many hoping to see similar representation across the board in the future, saying we still have a long way to go. >> it is in that it is problematic in our entertainment sphere hollywood dominance doesn't reflect. there has been progress that we have a long way to go. reggie: we are counting down to the oscars, now six days away. you can see who wins live this sunday, march 12 at 5:00 p.m. only here on abc 7. liz: the race to nome on the way. dogs leading the way. 33 of these dogs taking place in the iditarod trail's sled race. the run through anchorage kicked off this we can. organizers say they will travel nearly 1000 miles over the unforgiving alaskan when escape climbing mountain ranges, going on frozen rivers and streams. the race is expected to take about 10 days to complete. i heard perhaps they had some of

the lowest registration in the race history. reggie: i have a bone to pick with this next story. liz: don't be that person. an etiquette expert is telling you the worst things you can do visiting someone's home. reggie: a writer for the daily mail this piece after she says a rude visitor went too far. according to an etiquette expert, when entering a home, ask the host if they would like you to remove your shoes. fine. if you are staying for an extended time, you might be faced with an empty toilet roll, please replace. why wouldn't you? aren't you using that in the near future? liz: you are staying at someone's home and you get to the end of the toilet roll, i don't think you are required to go out to some local grocery store and replace it. reggie: i assume they mean the ones that are in the house. here is the one that doesn't make any sense. don't use the hosts shower gel. liz: disagree. reggie: what am i supposed to

use? liz: if your friend is offering you to stay, that is for you. reggie: they have assigned y to a bathroom, probably. that is shared use. liz: someone you are staying at their home, what is the big if they use some of your shower reggie: and it is not a bar of soap. it is sanitary. and don't put your feet on the furniture. ok? liz: if they are doing it an acquaintance or a friend, what level friend? if you are a good friend. reggie: this is what she was pressed about? liz: i feel bad for the person who visited. in the u.k. and now we are in san francisco talking about this person's etiquette. reggie: here is how to solve it, you not -- you are not a host. liz: up next, seven things you

liz: it is 6:57. here are the seven things to know this morning. students at montgomery high school in santa rosa are planning a walk out demanding better safety on campus after that deadly classroom stabbing last week. the 15-year-old freshman accusing the stabbing has been arrested. reggie: a mother hiking wh her son and his boy scoutroop died after a tree fell on her. that trail is now closed off to hikers. liz: another norfolk southern trail derailment in ohio over the weekend. officials say this train was not carrying hazardous materials. a top train executive will testify over the drama that happened last month. reggie: governor newsom to improve the state's response to recent winter storms. he declared emergency declaration and the put the

national guard to hardest hit areas. drew: a stormy morning out there. showers and hilltop snow. level 1 on exclusive abc impact storm scale. temperatures on the chilly side, low to mid 50's. jobina: bringing you a live picture from the richmond bridge. sandra foley 101, be prepared for slick conditions. liz: a new raspberry girl scout cookie is selling for more than $100 on ebay. it is sold out so people are trying to buy them and sell them online. jobina, what did you end up getting? jobina: i ordered three boxes of the samoa's. my favorite thing. i ordered those separately because those are delivery only in person. you cannot get cincinnati girl scouts. i am going to have to get the rest at some point later.

the tagalong's, all that other stuff came to the house. reggie: and coming here, maybe? jobina: you know. reggie: good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. on this monday mornings. rise in atlanta. more than 100 people clashing with police with explosives and molotov cocktails. fire and chaos. authorities saying more than 100 people used the cover of a peaceful protest to carry out a coordinated attack on police officers at the so-called cop city. >> this is about anarchy. >> what we know this morning as the fbi gets involved. buried. california getting slammed with snow. these two teen hikers sharing their incredible survival story of how they huddled together for two days before being reued by helicopter.