>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. jobina: now at session to improve school safety comes as students hold a big walkout after last week's deadly stabbing at a santa rosa high school. reggie: more rain coming to the bay area. dangers of the saturated ground around hiking trails. jobina: a live look outside. we have droplets on some of our cameras around the bay area this morning. the rain is here. drew has the latest on the track. reggie: good morning. get ready for that next atmosphere river on this tuesday, march 7. jobina: i remember moving here not knowing what that was and now i am all-too-familiar. drew: before we get to that we have one round of showers tonight. we are tracking heavier rain those -- heavier rain thursday night into friday.

another still popped up fremont. showers this morning are isolated in nature and much of the day today is dry and partly sunny. here is how the day shapes up. in the afternoon the north bay could see one or two showers. for most of us we will wait until tonight to tomorrow morning for widespread rain. that is a level one threat tomorrow night. we take a closer look at the line of showers coming through in a few minutes. reggie: we are learning new details about the mother killed by a fallen tree on a hike with her son and his boy scout troop. she is 44-year-old of san jose. that tragedy underscoring the dangers this coming week with storms. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live. lena: the tragedy that happened here over the weekend does only underscored the danger of the incoming weather this week. park officials are urging all

hikers to use caution on trails which they say continue to be impacted by unprecedented storms this winter. san jose meteorology professor jan knowles says after the collective storm systems hit the bay area the last few months, soils are separate -- soils are saturated, roots are saturated and it won't take much to topple trees. >> you're not going to meet the 50, 60 mile-per-hour wind we start earlier in the winter. we see 20's, 30's, maybe some 40's. but that could be enough with the right circumstances. >> and the general area there's going to be water runoff on branches and other oddities as well. you have got to keep your eye out while running and everything or hiking. lena: news of the death was shocking but not surprising to many of the hikers we spoke with out here.

mid-peninsula regional open space says this was the first incident of its kind in its 50 year history. sunday mornings deadly tree fall accident happened in the stephen e auburn trail. last night part of that trail was still closed off to hikers. jobina: our storm watch continues today as we see up to five more feet of snow expected in the sierra. abc news reporter maura legge is in south lake tahoe with how residents are bracing for storms the rest of the week. >> this morning and already battered california facing challenges as the state sees the snowiest season in more than a decade. in san bernardino county homes destroyed, roots collapsed, cars swallowed and mountains of snow several feet high. across the state cannot seemingly get enough. this car sliding down.

and two homes collapsing. fallen trees, ranches and heavy snow littering the street. some residents frustrated as they start to run low on supplies. >> a lot of people are self-sufficient but we cannot be if we have no clue what is going to happen. >> in utah, salt lake city now buried having their snowiest winter. crews mitigating avalanches. two skiers resulting in a rescue mission. there is reportedly no evidence of anyone trap. the snowfall has been relentless this year. sierra nevada mountains got 48 feet of snow, the most in a decade. more snow is expected. reggie: happening today the community will come today -- will come together in santa rosa to talk school safety following a deadly stabbing at a montgomery -- at montgomery high

school. santa rosa police chief expected to be there. it comes a day after montgomery high school reopened and students holding a walkout calling for justice for 16-year-old student who was killed. the 50 euros suspect faces two felony charges. it has brought back debate of school resource officers. many schools in the bay area no longer have. many voiced their desires to bring those officers back. >> i would like to know if there are talks regarding ringing back and start over. >> i realize when the pandemic hit we lost our sorrow because everybody was working from home. but it is time to bring them back. reggie: santa rosa police say they assigned three officers to santa rosa -- to montgomery high school yesterday. jobina: hackers behind a ransomware attack have leaked stolen data of thousands of city

employees and small business owners. the ransomware attack has been crippling oakland city systems for nearly a month. councilmember noel gaia says the group claiming response ability is known internationally for attacking government organizations and hotel chains. the hackers have asked for $9 million which the city has not paid. >> the concern is that play ransomware may have access to the social security numbers. >> credit card numbers and whatever. that information i am not quite clear. my understanding is that information with a business or someone going to do business with the city may be in jeopardy. jobina: the city is notifying people whose personal information is included in the leak and asked if the city did not have the proper antivirus protection in place, they said, "it appears that is what happen." heavy snow piling up in the sierra.

chp working overtime to remove some of it for more storms moving. reggie: look out for mountain lions. one big cat seen roaming around a san mateo neighborhood. drew: a pretty quiet day. partly cloudy -- partly sunny skies for most of us. our next round of rain arrives late tonight through the early morning hours of wednesday where thunder and hail is possible. let's take a look at the details of the system and attract that storm are -- track

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snow lab the region has seen more than 48 feet of snowfall since the year began. drew: we are likely going to see one to three feet more snow coming to parts of the sierra later this week with an atmospheric river. today is a partly sunny day. chilly day. temperatures in the low to mid 50's. similar to yesterday. tonight and tomorrow morning we bring back the storm impact skills. level 1. three showers and the chance for hail and thunder. rainfall amounts in the overall hours pretty light. less than a quarter of an inch. don't be surprised if you are woken up i clap of thunder. you see that atmospheric river sets his sights on california. the storm concerns we have, especially friday, it is high for roadway flooding, stream and creek flooding with strong gusty winds. we will be on the watch for power outages. we will take a closer look at

that storm coming up in nine minutes. let's say high to sue and see how we are doing with traffic this morning. sue: we have showers this morning that may make your ride a little bit wet. headlights necessary with the wind chill wipers. constant stream of headlights on the east shore past emeryville past golden gate fields. we had an earlier accident blocking -- accident blocking the left lane. heading to the bay bridge toll plaza, here is what is waiting for you. median lights turn that -- turned on this morning. jobina: work. the hot button issue is one of the focuses of today's san francisco board of supervisors meeting. and the new doll part of our world. the new version of ariel ahead of live action little mermaid

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jobina: welcome back. china's foreign minister says its country's relationship with united states is at risk of going out -- risk of going off the rails of the u.s. doesn't change course. the u.s. and defendant china's ties to russia. tensions between china and the u.s. are the worst in decades and got worse when that chinese surveillance loom was discovered last month. the biden administration could reinstate a policy to detain

migrant families who cross the border illegally. the plan consideration would hold families for a short period of time to allow for processing. it would be reversible. abc news sources point out this varies greatly from the trump administration policy that separated children from their parents and detained migrants indefinitely. this is coming at the biden administration prepares for more migrants at the border once title 42 ends in may. the policy will allow the government to deter migrants at the border over health concerns. reggie: the u.s. defense secretary made an unannounced visit to baghdad. continue the fight against the alignment -- islamic state group until they are defeated. this trip comes days before the 24th anniversary of the u.s. led outs of saddam hussein. he says he talked with the prime minister and defense minister after his visit to baghdad.

austin will return to jordan willis -- where he started his trip to the middle east sunday. and warning to people in half moon bay. mm line has been spotted lurking outside homes and on doctoral. here is that lion. people living along railroad avenue have been catching glances of the big cat on their doorsteps. sheriff's deputies are warning visitors to the gosar trailer -- trail new popular beach to be cautious. >> we had the door closed and trying to keep the ghetto inside. he or she showing up when the sun is out, which is a little bit concerning. reggie: about a month ago a mental lion attacked a boy on a hiking trail not far from half moon bay. that boy was hurt, that lion was not captured so it is unclear if this is the same line. disney's highly

live-action film the little mermaid is coming to theaters in two months. jobina: hallie bailey, the actress playing ariel is revealing a new doll of her character. >> this is the new little mermaid doll. i am literally choking up because this means so much to me. it looks like me. it is my favorite disney carrier -- disney character. it is very surreal. it has my mole. see! jobina: the 22 euros shared this video on social media and said she cannot believe how much the doll captures her version of this iconic character. the little mermaid hits theaters may 26. disney is the parent company of abc 7. reggie: do you know about the question the internet has about this video? drew: please tell us. i have not. reggie: i thought of it yesterday. jobina: i literally watched it upstairs. reggie: some people believe in the background beyoncé says, i

want one. do you think it is beyoncé? it sounds like her to me. jobina: it is beyoncé. for sure. reggie: in my head it also is beyoncé. jobina: there is a voice in the background that says, "i want one." reggie: the way she says it is very vague. jobina: it is like, i want one. reggie: it is like that. drew: i am excited for her. she is 22 years old. and beyoncé is her mentor. reggie: she could be there right there mentoring her through the -- drew: she is like a pageant mommy. jobina: she is tina. drew: she is moma

i love that. let's talk about the weather. live -- active weather the next couple of days. these two are going to come together in what is called phasing and aim the energy right at california. today partly sunny. temperatures in the low to mid 50's. an isolated shower in the north bay but most of us remain dry. tonight we all see some rain as a front moves through the overnight hours. you can even hear some thunder, see some lightning, here's some hail in the early morning hours of this level one light storm moving through. all eyes on the stronger storm system thursday and friday. the biggest difference and information in the last 24 hours is the quicker arrival of this rain. we will likely see showers starting thursday night in the bay area and into the frying

late thursday into friday morning. take a look at rainfall estimates. this is one of the wetter computer model. certainly could see some areas in the bay exceeding three inches of rain and higher amounts in the sierra. it is also a gusting -- a gusty storm. we will see wind gusting 30 miles per hour if not higher than that. those are damaging wind gusts. we will likely see some trees come down and possible flout -- possible power outages. and flooding. accuweather 7-day forecast. much of the strong impact felt friday morning and more showers coming our way over the weekend. reggie: now we are turning to ginger zee with a look at what is happening on gma. ginger: hey there, nice to be there with you this morning. coming up on gma, the latest on the terrifying mid air scare. the passenger arrested after allegedly trying to open an emergency door flight and tried

to stab a flight attendant. we are going to hear from one of the witnesses on that plane. urgent search is on for four americans can act at gunpoint in mexico. they were smashed across the border heavily armed man. there is now a warning for people who might be traveling to other parts of mexico for spring break. also, speaking of warnings, this one about employment scams. how criminals are trying to trick jobseekers into sending the money. red flags you should watch out for like paying to work. one woman hacked dating apps and threw a big party with dozens of her matches in person. she threw herself a little old bachelorette. we will see how that goes right here on gma. reggie: i have to watch that reality show. jobina: that is the show i want on abc. reggie: also can we talk about this hearing. ginger: we were wondering was there any scamming. it looks like everybody was invited, like a free-for-all. jobina: that is giving me a

little stranger danger. i am not sure, ginger. but i am sure you're giving us -- today. -- you're giving us reggie: what are the best thing sounds ever in the history of things songs? it is so special. ginger: i looked up who sang it. her name is britta. i tried to find it. instagram and tiktok need to get on it and get some gem stickers and music because neither are available. then i went deeper. who sang that theme song? she didn't sound like gem in her real voice. reggie: now i know what i'm doing after the show. thank you for that deep dive. we will be looking up britta and the gem theme song. we will see you at 7:00.

reggie: today the san francisco board of supervisors will revisit a resolution calling on the state to decriminalize sex work. and maybe one day it could lead to a section red light district in the city. action by supervisors right now has little impact. the deadline to introduce new state legislation passed more than two weeks ago. san francisco would need the state to legalize sex work before any kind of red light district could be formed here. the idea for a district has gained momentum as city leaders try to gain momentum in the district. we except to learn more tonight from the san francisco unified school district to recognize religious holidays. tonight the school board expected to vote on the adoption of next school year's academic calendar. next summer the school board added -- decided to add muslim

holidays to the calendar. some noted it was unfair because the board -- because the school district doesn't recognize jewish holidays. some advocates plan to rally ahead of the meeting demanding the district add them or face a lawsuit. mark your calendars. the sound of german composer johan sebastian bach will echo through bart later this month for march 31 -- for march 1 to 31st it will welcome transition for it hasn't happened at bart stations in four years. it might be the most soothing vacation you can take in just 20 minutes. this new virtual walk is moving through a giant hawaiian garden with nearly 2800 varieties

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deadly stabbing at a santa rosa high school. jobina: as we get ready for reina neighbors are concerned about even more storm damage. the federal some residents. reggie: earth wind and fire, when you can get tickets for a -- tickets for the concert. jobina: good morning everybody is it march 7? drew: it is march 7. this march 7 has been the coldest. if you are not shocked it has been cold for so long, it is been quite some time it has been chilly. most of us dealing to mostly cloudy skies this morning. here is the tampa -- the tower camera looking at the bay. partly sunny for most of us. in the afternoon around the north bay there could be an

isolated shower. for most of us today it is temps in the low 50's and late tonight our of rain it will move through on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. level 1 tonight and tomorrow morning with brief downpours. the chance for a thunderstorm tracking atmospheric river soak this week. jobina: today a together to talk about school safety. it comes after a deadly stabbing at monterey -- at montgomery high school in santa rosa. gloria rodríguez is li newsroom with changes. gloria: the santa rosa police chief participate in a listening session after a student was stabbed to death at school last week. chief john keegan saying in a post on facebook leaders are committed to ensuring santa rosa students are say. students are making their voices heard after this tragedy. >> it took a death to finally realize our school is suffering

and we are screaming for help. gloria: hundreds of students walking out of class at santa rosa montgomery high school because of safety concerns. less than a week after jaden pienta was fatally stabbed in classroom. another student was that another student suffers from a stab wound. a safety meeting in l tragedy. many voiced their concerns to bring back school resource officers. that is something montgomery high school did not have. >> i would like to know if there are talks for bringing back the sro. >> when the pandemic hit we lost our sro because everybody was working from home, but it is time to bring them back. gloria: in 2020 santa rosa school trustees voted to pause the student -- the school resource officer program.

of campus support is needed. such as bringing back the school resource officer program. today's listening session is at 4:00 p.m. at the friedman event center in santa rosa. it is hosted by santa rosa city schools and it is open to everyone. santa rosa police say they assigned three officers to montgomery high school yesterday. they were present and asked to stay off campus. reggie: they are back home morning. they were forced from their home for days as police cleared a neighboring home of explosive material. investigators believe the man who lives in the home on musselman -- on potomac court is responsible for two separate explosions. they happened at power transport -- transformers a few miles away. according to court documents his wife told she liked chaos.

investigators used cell phone geo technology to link him to the crimes. >> we all feel grateful it was discovered. who knows what the outcome would have been if it hadn't been done? >> for four days it was like wondering what has been done, like living in a war zone. the feeling of terrorism but not having a bomb go off, the same psychological terror. reggie: an later on this week. jobina: will safety launched in chinatown after a number of violent crimes appear. those efforts may be paying off over the weekend. chinatown celebrated two years of service. the group was formed after attacks. oakland police say violent crime in the neighborhood dropped by 38% from 2021 to 2022. >> we are lucky enough to have a lot of volunteers to help patrol our community. jobina: stats from abc 7 safety

tracker show burglaries are down citywide compared to the three-year average. robberies are essentially flat over the last three years. you can use our abc 7 neighborhood safety tracker. it is an interactive tool showing how crimes break down my neighborhood and city. find it on our website abc7news.com. reggie: san francisco officers have agreed on a new contract. the raise calls for more than 10% over the next three years that will get them to about $108,000. mayor breed has pushed for this is a critical part of helping police staffing and safety concerns in the city. any contract still needs approval from the board of supervisors. we expect they will scrutinize that agreement. the brother of san francisco mayor london breed may be getting out of prison sooner

than expected after robbing a marina district restaurant in june of 2000. nicoli and brown pushed the getaway driver onto the golden gate bridge where a drunk driver killed her. brown's murder conviction indicates was eventually reduced to manslaughter. hearing on remaining charges of robbery and carjacking. he has a chance of being released on time served. jobina: this morning we are learning new details about the mother killed by a fallen tree while on a hike with her son and his boy scout troop. she has been identified as 44-year-old 90 are of san jose. the tree came down on her at rancho -- boris trail. part of the trail is closed. the incident is highlighting the danger with this week's incoming storms. abc7news reporter lena howland

is live with more on the warnings from emergency officials. lena: because of the storms tha have slammed the bay area over the past couple of months, experts are telling us the soils are so saturated, along with the roots that it wouldn't take much to topple even more trees here in this park. the tragedy over the weekend was not enough to keep hikers away from the pipe -- the evening. we spoke with people who had close run-ins. many chose to break these trails monday. >> i was running with my wife and a tree fell down when i was running. >> it was a couple of days after a big storm. it was a pretty large b too. i walked right underneath it at couple of minutes beforehand. and i hoard -- and i heard a

creaking. it completely fell. it was a big branch. lena: despite these close cal officials say this was the first incident of its kind in the districts 50 year history. because there is more rain expected this week, park officials are urging all hikers to use extra caution as they hit these trails and open spaces because they say these areas will continue to be impacted by these unprecedented storms this winter. reggie: people in an east bay neighborhood asking for fema's help to fix their private road that got damaged in storms earlier this year. the road is used about a dozen people in moraga. after assessing the repair costs the group went to a federal disaster relief center. >> we are asking fema for help because it is going to be a six-figure amount of work to have the road repaired. because the road is privately

owned, we have to do it ourselves. reggie: fema open t last month. for anyone who experienced damage from january storms, it is open every day from 10:00 to 7:00 until march 16. jobina: two bay area airports have been ranked some of the best in the area for some in the world. the airport council international released the ranking, naming sfo and dallas-fort worth as the two top airports serving over 40 million passengers each year. here is a live look at the meta san jose airport. the wind shaking this morning. this airport was the only airport named in the category for airports serving 15 to 25 million passengers each year. the ranking is based on data

from over 400 airports around the world. it looks at everything from check-in experience to dining and shopping. reggie: new music and a tour. the new announcement from an legendary artist. jobina: you are looking live at the new york stock exchange. and update on how they are doing, next. reggie: how the airline is responding to the incident. and a reminder, stick with us on the abc 7 bay area streaming app at seven :00 a.m. for abc 7 at 7:00. we are live every from 7:00 to 8:00 because -- 8:00. download the app because it is streaming only. drew: another round of rain later tonight and early tomorrow morning. now and wake up to temperatures on the chilly side. this kind of morning for several weeks. 30's and 40's. today it is a chilly, below-average day. temperatures only in the low and mid 50's. here is future weather.

it is a pretty quiet morning. as we head into the evening we will see a line of showers move into the north bay tonight and the swing self -- swing south in the overnight hours. this is a level 1 on the abc 7 exclusive weather impact skill -- impact scale. rainfall pretty light. less than a quarter of an inch of rain from a plus over the next 24 hours -- for most of us over the next 24 hours. strong gusty wind, a chance of power outages and the threat of mud, rock and landslides. let's check in with sue for traffic. sue: if you are thinking it is chilly out, it is. that means more snow in the sierra. we have chain requirements on 80, 50 and 88. a little closer to home, a look at the bay bridge.

we had an earlier problem near 5th street. that has been cleared up. it sounds there might be a stalled greg near fremont street. westbound coming off the bay bridge. flowing pretty nicely to san francisco. look at the richmond-san rafael bridge. a nine -- a nine minute drive past the tolls into san

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reggie: the man charged with firing blanks inside a san francisco synagogue says he was performing an act of prayer. that is according to our partners and if -- at sf standard. the details came out in court. according to police man firing the shot says it was for a prayer for a friend's bird. the man faces two felony hate crimes and misdemeanors.

he has pled not guilty. prosecutors say the man is anti-semitic. his public defender says he is mentally ill. jobina: terrifying incident in australia. i semitruck barrel intersection, took out trees, light poles and street signs. it narrowly missed another car before it came to a stop. the driver told authorities he fainted. reggie: a passenger who tried opening a door midflight then stabbed a flight attendant with a broken spoon is facing felony charges. this happened on united flight between lax and boston. federal investigators say 33-year-old francisco torres for massachusetts tried removing the door handle. when confronted authority say he attacked a flight attendant with a spoon he turned into a weapon while in the bathroom. fellow passengers wrestled the suspect and restrain him. united has banned him from the airline. the company at the center of too

trying to romans in ohio says it is making some changes. it comes making -- a six plan boosting safety. triggering an alarm if a potential failure or high temperatures are detected. >> we are cooperating with the ntsb, local state authorities to make sure we investigate fully to understand what can be done to make an even safer railroad. reggie: the latest the realm it happened over the weekend. authorities say that one does not pose any environmental hazards unlike the derailment in east palestine. the environmental protection agency says the removing of contaminant -- contaminated soil could take up to two months to complete. jobina: a new study shows parents were not always honest about their child's covid affection status. a study from jama studied

parents in 2021. roughly one in four parent says they lied about their child's vaccination status and about one in five allowed their child to break quarantine rules at the height of the pandemic. the survey came at a time when cases were surveyed -- were surging and schools were in remote learning. reggie: the ceo of jetblue says he is expecting the department of justice to file a lawsuit to stop a merger with spirit airlines this week. according to multiple reports the doj will argue the merger would restrict competition in an industry already consolidated. jetblue has pushed back, essentially arguing in a memo that this 3.8 billion dollar merger is essential to keep jetblue competitive. metta layoffs. these cuts come in addition to a 13% layoff in november.

zuckerberg dubbed 23 the year of efficiency and says the goal this year is to lower overall costs. federal reserve chairman jerome powell set to testify on capitol hill about efforts to bring down inflation. how is it printed to warn the fed will likely have to raise interest rates again and keep them higher for a while. inflation has eased a bit since last summer but it is still very high. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning, we are slightly down about 13 points. jobina: notre dame cathedral will reopen to the public next year. it will be five years after a devastating fire droid the roof and caused a huge fire collapse. today a new exhibit is opening showcasing the skill of artists working on restoration. an underground facility in front of the cathedral, and is open to the public. today presale tickets start for lionel richie's new tour. he is bringing legendary guests with him to the bay area.

he announced the sea a song all night long tour. alongside one of the best bands of all-time, earth wind and fire. the tour kicks off august 1 fourth. they will perform at chase center friday, september 8. presale starts at 10:00 this morning. regular tickets go on sale this morning -- on sale monday. speaking of new artist, cher says she is working on new music. reggie: she is reportedly working with her boyfriend on the project. share says she is going to england to record two albums. in addition to the new music she is planning to go on tour later this year. everyone is on tour. she tells e she is trying t in shape for it. drew: music producer slas boyfriend. reggie: did you see pictures of them at disney world? it is giving cher.

at this point where do you even perform? what venue is still open? jobina: i was surprised to see lana ritchie is on a friday at chase center. reggie: they are dancing on the ceiling. true words have never been spoken. jobina: was what coin? drew: i have no coins left, sorry, cher. i will catch her on youtube. go outside. a live look. we have partly cloudy skies from this vantage point. from the horizon you can see a shower over the western span of the bay bridge this morning. an isolated shower now. it is a quiet day. not like yesterday. partly sunny day. also chilly. temperatures in the afternoon well below average, low to mid 50's. tonight another round of rain

moves through after 9:00 p.m. and through the overnight hours. not out of the question to see some hail and hear a clap of thunder. don't be surprised if you are woken up again by a thunderstorm. a stronger storm is going to arrive on thursday. talk about this atmospheric river. the biggest change in the forecast, it's arrival time. speeding up. we will likely see rain arriving thursday afternoon, thursday evening then intensifying early friday morning. rainfall estimates with the system will see a healthy amount of rain in some areas in the north. probably exceeding three inches of rain. a good estimate for a lot of us is one to three inches of rain thursday into friday. that can cause learning and damaging wind as well. late thursday into early friday morning wind 30 to 50 miles per hour. if not higher than that. that will bring trees down. we can also see isolated power outages. friday morning is very stormy. here is accuweather 7-day

forecast. level 1 tonight. we see the atmospheric river move-in thursday with the highest impact felt friday morning with more rain over the weekend. jobina: there are three large hearts now on display in san francisco's union square. a part of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital hearts in san francisco project taking place throughout the city for nearly two decades. each heart weighs around 400 pounds. all three hearts were created i bay area artists and eventually they will be auctioned off to raise funds for sf general. the hearts auctioned last year raised $2 million. you can check at the in san francisco's union square through october. reggie: our exploratory and camera caught a glimpse of the exceptionally bright moon last night. it is a phenomenon known as a rain bow. -- a moon bow. the final full moon of winter is tonight.

jobina: the 95th oscars are five days away. one of the cast members who has been cheering the loudest for everything everywhere all at once. she has been riding the wave of affection from her peers throughout this award season. she says she knew from the beginning the film was going to be something special. >> from verily -- from very early on i would quite a lot post about the little movie that could. the engine that could, remember that story? i felt like we were the little movie that could and did. we were a humble beginning. jobina: curtis knows the movie is a bit hard to wrap your head around. but in the end she says it is all about love. everything everywhere all at once is nominated for 11 oscars. it has swept the producers, directors and a screen at -- screen actors guild awards and is considered the oscars front

runner for best picture. you can watch and see if they win at the 95th oscars hosted by jimmy kimmel. coverage on sunday starts at 10:00 a.m. and then the awards begin at 5:00 p.m. only here on abc 7. reggie: and historic san francisco home that served as a backdrop for the princess diaries is on the market. jobina: miracles happen once in a while. reggie: they just listed the home on lyon street for nearly -- for nearly 9 million bucks. it appears as the fictional high school that appears in the film. the former ceo of just the desserts currently owns the home but is now moving to the east coast for new work opportunities. he bought the home for just under 7 million in 2009 after buying it from sf giants owner. jobina: do you know that movie? reggie: i don't know it. i have never seen it. jobina: oh no! one of my favorite lines from

that movie, mayor willie brown is in. he has a line in the scene. before the ball, he is like, where are you where -- what are you wearing? and he says it never rains on willie brown. it was so funny to me. i thought he was a fake mayor going up watching the movie. then i got here and i was like there is a real willie brown. that is a line he wrote. reggie: next time i see him i am going to ask him. jobina: how have we not asked him this? reggie: you ask him. jobina: i must. i have interviewed this man so many times. missed opportunity. miracles happen once in a while if you believe. reggie: a

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attack. the data includes personal and financial information of city employees and small business owners. reggie: a community listening session planned this afternoon at santa rosa's fruman event center after a deadly stabbing at montgomery high school. yesterday students at the school held a walkout to root -- to address safety concerns. jobina: an urgent search this morning for four americans kidnapped in mexico. they were caught in the middle of a gun battle shortly after crossing the border from brownsville, texas then thrown into the back of a truck. reggie: authorities warning everyone to be careful when visiting hiking trails and outdoor spaces in the coming weeks. there is a risk more trees can fall like the one that killed a woman over the weekend. drew: number five, partly sunny skies out there. more cold air and more the low to mid 50's. an isolated shower in the north

bay. most of us will see our next bound -- next band of rain. sue: number six, following your commute with bart delays. the weather is slowing things down. we have a stall in cleared. damage is done west 580 near lakeshore. jobina: number seven, oakland restaurant week returns next week. this year it will feature 125 establishments and the city says every neighborhood in the city will he this year. oakland restaurant week runs from march 16 to the 26. we will be there. drew: i love restaurant weeks. reggie: i do too. jobina: how do you celebrate it? reggie: i went to the hillsboro restaurant week couple of weeks ago. delicious. sue: is that when you went to burger king question mark --

burger king? [laughter] reggie: it is not when i went to burger king. good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. on this tuesday morning. new details about a terrifying midair attack. terror in the skies. a passenger trying to open an emergency exit door on a cross-country flight. >> so where are they? >> then turning a broken metal spoon into a weapon and attempting to stab a flight attendant. how the passengers and crew pinned him down. what a witness is telling us this morning. urgent search. four americans kidnapped at gunpoint just across the u.s. border in one of the most dangerous places in mexico that's been compared to north korea. what we're learning about the victims as the fbi races to find them.