>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> i am very disappointed james raymer has decided not to wear the jersey. >> is his right to express his beliefs and views how he wants to. if he is not being angry or aggressive about it. >> a heated debate on the ice why one san jose sharks player declines to wear a private jersey. he is receiving backlash and support. let's start as always with a look at the weather with lisa argen tracking the weather. good morning. >> is certainly wet

as w 7 the wind is breezy aswell a ok at our satellite picture. as we go inan y find a spot where there isn't any rain. on top of mount salina, a couple of heavier cells. back to san francisco, moderate rain offshore ready to move into the south bay. light to moderate rain. wind from the upper 40's to 50's. mild anywhere from seven to 10 degrees milder from yesterday and wind gusting 20 miles per hour. a nasty morning out there. upper elevations, nearly 50 miles per hour. level 1 system. anywhere from a 10th of an inch to the rain shadow area to an inch in parts of the north bay. we are looking at this rain to

last through the morning and early afternoon. we will detail the timing for our atmospheric river and talk rain total. liz: you can keep track of the changing conditions and access the same doppler seven that our meteorologist views on the abc 7 bay area news app. governor newsom's controversial plan for the san joaquin prison. he believes he can improve transportation by preventing repetitive behavio to change send couldn't into a one-of-a-kind rent -- rehabilitation center. one woman's daughter who is at san says she reports -- and says she supports that plan. >> jill harrison's daughter sierra was murdered in southern california in 2019 by a man she had only known for a month. her body was found 11 days later. >>

drugs and delirious out of his mind. they were fighting and he pulled a gun and shot her. >> her daughter's killer is at san quentin. harrison says she supports the change for san quentin under governor newsom's new proposal. >> do we want them to sit in there and play dominoes, do we want them rehabilitated and get out and reoffend? >> newsom's plan is to transform san quentin from a maximum prison to focus on rehabilitation and education, which he believes will help to improve public safety and reduce recidivism. >> we want to reduce incarceration by keeping our community safe and ensure when people come out, come out as fully engaged members of our community and society. >> according to a 2019 report by the california department of corrections, the stake is high averaging around 50% over the last decade. it admits to poor administrative

practices that inmates are not prioritized according to need and the current programs are not consistent or effective. harrison notes insert -- new incentives will produce better results. >> if they don't have classes to learn and heal and grow forward, what else are they going to do? nobody ever got rehabilitated by playing cards all day or playing basketball. >> hears and says she is not blind to the fact some may be trying to be good to just make parole. but her daughter's killer is looking at 50 years to life. >> he doesn't need to be out. he needs to be in there. i am happy you are working on things, however my daughter is still not here and i can forgive you, but that doesn't mean i think you are ready to be released. liz: i am sure that debate will continue. governor gavin newsom has announced a plan to cut insulin plans by 90%.

he says california will start manufacturing its own drug used to reverserdosese govnorannounct he saythtate and nonprofit drugmaker are going to team up to make that insulin, which he says will in turn lower the price. a 10 meter vial of insulin will cost $30 and will be available to california residents and the entire country if approved by the fda. >> there is no state in america that comes close to doing what the state of california has done on health care. we have a lot more work to do. liz: the move is a part of newsom's effort to lower health care costs. as a part of that to work governor newsom will be in san diego today to discuss the health care reform. his office says he will announce a massive expansion of california's behavioral health system and more mental health housing. this is a part of the governor's statewide state of the state tour. in the east bay family and friends demanding justice after

a 27-year-old man was shot and killed last weekly -- last weekend. the lgbtq center held a memorial yesterday. he also went by the weight -- went by the name tate. davis was shot -- davis was found with gunshot wounds. family and friends described him as a man of love and compassion. >> my brother was a beautiful spirit, a joyful spirit. he was always here for a good time. spreading love, giving care to anyone. when he met someone, he instantly made that person feel loved. liz: police say -- oakland police say the investigation is ongoing. no arrests have been made. last night the sinner shot celebrated pride night. the lgbtq themed warm-up jerseys, except for one player who refused to wear the jersey. his decision sparked a big debate. abc 7 news reporter told us

he set out the warm up and how lgbtq community is responding. >> the supporting the lgbt q community. the goalie refusing to take part in the warm up because of the jersey. the sharks posting the player statement online. reimer also speaking out, citing his christian beliefs as his reason to refuse. >> in this specific instance i am personally choosing not to endorse something. sexual identity or origin that is counter to my convictions based in the bible. which i consider the highest authority in my life. >> the 13 year nhl pla it wasn't an easy decision. >> i wrestle with it because i know the initial not wearing a jersey can come across in -- come across offensive or a slap in the face. >> what he believes in has

harmed our community throughout history and is harming us now. >> he is the director of san francisco pride. >> the sharks jersey alta mean inclusion because people in the bay area support san francisco sharks. >> in a statement the team saying, we acknowledge and accept individuals right to express himself. we will not waiver in support lgbtq i-8 community. weighing in, including san francisco councilmember before the game. >> i am disappointed james raymer has decided not to wear the private jersey. >> the councilmember pointing to the slew of anti-lgbtq bills across the nation. >> the lgbtq will community is under attack. they are being villain eyes and dehumanized. it is very unfortunate he is not wearing the jersey. >> it is his right to choose.

he can do what he wants. >> that is his right to express his beliefs and his views how he wants to. if he is not being aggressive or angry about it, not wearing a jersey should be that big of a deal. >> but ford says not putting on the pride deemed jersey sends a dangerous message. >> we have suffered under the yoke of people thinking and acting like that. i am not going to stand for it. he is wrong. liz: soon go to those impacted by the more recent atmospheric river. officials considering giving out $600 checks. the money will cover some damage left from the levee breach. other local nonprofits like the community foundation are also helping out was finances. the group gave nearly $500 cash cards. while the help is much appreciated for a lot of the folks there, some of the residents say the checks are not enough to cover the damage. >> $600 is like a drop in the

bucket. especially if they have families and are renting. that really doesn't work. liz: thousands of people are still waiting to return home. monterey county sheriffs office says there is still a safety threat in the area and they are unsure when people will be able to get home for good. and mass service is being held at the santa cruz county fairgrounds later today. the police department helped with the storm aftermath along with the monterey county sheriff's response -- sheriff's office. first responders cleaned up debris from the storm. last saturday's atmospheric river reached the levy which left the whole town underwater. lisa, or rain on the way. tracking even more rain going into this week. lisa: that is right. we have two more systems. one is bringing the scattered showers and really win. level 1 system through the first half of the day. a little bit of a break before

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liz: here is a live look outside looking out over the embarcadero and the bay bridge morning. in the east bay a man is in jail after police say he stabbed a pregnant woman and two children. this happened after 3:00 p.m. yesterday on wilburn and antioch avenue. the man stabbed a pregnant woman, an 11-year-old girl and a 14 euros boy.

authorities have not clarified who is in critical condition. police say the suspect tried to get away but the officers caught up and arrested him in cordelia. san francisco police asking for your help as they try to find a one-year-old child they say was a acted right -- abducted by his mother that does not have any custody rights over the child. police say 38-year-old chelsea 10 leverage left from a home haight street thursday afternoon. on the peninsula a father and son are safe after falling 30 feet off a cliff in pacifico friday afternoon. california highway patrol helicopters successfully airlifted host men from marine point. one adult was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, the other was not hurt. at abc7news we are focused on building a better bay area and today we want to dive into education. teachers from around the state rallied in san francisco this weekend. many say they are underpaid, understaffed and

underappreciated. we talked to protesters during their -- we talked to workers during a protest in union square. >> members of the federation of teachers taking time from their annual conference to support educators in san francisco. >> we are the union. the mighty mighty union. >> we are coming together to fight for our students, to fight for our members. >> some employees at fsu usd and city college say they survived working during the pandemic inside some classrooms without heat. but pay remains the biggest issue for leslie. >> is an incredibly expensive city to live in and we make very low wages here. some of our parent and educators -- only some of our parent educators make close to $17 an

hour. >> we are all about labor. we think you should receive equal pay for equal work. we support our brothers and sisters in san francisco. >> union officials francisco classrooms continue to be understaffed and payroll issues still a problem. >> some say it is a staffing crisis but we say it is a manufacturing crisis. a crisis of systemic underfunding and underpaying. and chronic disrespect. >> san last september they approved a pay raise. the union is seeking a different career path. >> 40% of our members say they will tell family and friends to become an educator. that is a sad story.

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check on the forecast now. the last day of winter. lisa: winter is going to hold on for quite some time. we are looking at a rainy and windy start to the day, which is going to last throughout the morning hours throughout the entire bay area. the window to walk your dog of evaporated. we look at live doppler 7 now. you will notice there is light to moderate rain all over the place. towards the north you noticed the yellow towards middletown. along the peninsula, broadmoor, fleetwood drive and pacifica, it is a wet start. haywood, pleasanton and further to the south, solid deck of rain from the south bay into the santa cruz mountains. 51, walnut creek. aloha from the islands. this subtropical moisture. mild to must -- mild

30 to 40 it is gusty and we look for this pattern to stay with us. this is 6:00. check out the 1:30 the rest of the bay drive towards the evening, sunset. we will be looking at a break into your monday. 7:00 tuesday morning, check out what is offshore. more subtropical moisture but the snow levels coming down as the system to the north links up with that and that will bring more rain. this is what it looks like today, anywhere from 2/10 to more than that in the north bay. look at the window, it is quite gusty through the afternoon. not looking like a nice day to get out until the late afternoon. g wt sles ece, maybe 10 inches

southlake. rainfall estimates for our south atmospheric river. an inch and a third for santa rosa. that is our second system. system winding down in the afternoon. scattered showers, upper 50's to low 60's. in the accu said -- in the accuweather 7-day forecast, the heaviest rain will be today, this morning. it breaks out that it breaks up this afternoon. a level two system on tuesday. and the wind. if it is to the south of us. perhaps flooding along rivers, streams. wednesday, a lingering shower. thursday, friday and saturday we are not going to warm up. we have dry conditions but some forecast models want to keep unsettled rain into next weekend as well.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: it is a wet start to the sunday morning. if you're getting ready to head out, be careful. roads are slick so take it slow. thanks for joining us. we start this next half-hour with another check of the forecast. let's get over to lisa argen. lisa: there is a lot to cover this morning. the rain is getting heavier in parts of the pillen -- parts of the peninsula and marine county. the wind is going to pick up through the bay area for the first half of the day. live doppler 7, you can see the band of subtropical moisture

heading our way. check out san francisco. you will notice the yellows and the red along highway 82 around ingleside, daly city, waterloo bay canyon parkway and down my grizzly, moderate rain. santa clara to park more, a solid deck of rain. lighter rain through san ramon. walnut creek and 680. in the north bay, covered with light to moderate rain. the winds allowing for the subtropical moisture to bring in that mild air with low to mid 50's. six to 10 degrees milder compared to yesterday. it was colder yesterday with the clear air. 25 to 30 mile-per-hour wind gusts. i would take the advice and st in for a little bit. level 1 system throughout the morning hours. slowly we see dry conditions for your sunday evening and a break before an atmospheric river late monday night. liz: new details and the

collapse of silicon valley bank. in newly recovered audio the former ceo seemed optimistic about future business days before the collapse. abc news reporter chuck seger state has the latest. >> and audio newly obtained by abc news, the then ceo of failed telecom valley bank -- failed silicon valley bank appearing confidence just days before the banks failure. >> if you think about the fed, what they want to do is make sure they are managing all financial risk. so much of that risk has gone outside of the banking sector. >> according to government financial filings, becker sold three point $6 million in silicon valley bank stock late last month. the bank's parent company filing for bankruptcy friday stop -- friday. the bankers lawyer telling us, "we believe he conducted himself appropriately at all times."

the collapse allegedly focusing on possible insider trading. that the sale occur before a large stock declined question mark the answer is yes, it did. now the question would be, did the executives know something at the time? >> first republic bank just got a $30 billion lifeline from america's biggest lenders. public filing shows the executive chairman of first republic sold more than $4 million in bank stock in january and february of this year. a spokesperson telling abc news the sales were a part of state selling -- of state selling and charitable donations. credit suites in talks to merge with ubs. swiss authorities pumped $50 billion in cash into credit suites last week. liz: former president donald trump calling on his supporters for donations following his post s that he will be arrested tuesday. trump said he isn't worried he

may face charges over alleged hush money payments sent to adult film star stormy daniels. in a separate case his attorney has been ordered before a grand jury for further question tomorrow. that is in the investigation into classified documents found at mar-a-lago. former president trump claims have sparked reaction from congresswoman nancy pelosi. los he put out a statement on terrier -- on twitter saying, "whatever the grand jury decides, it is clear. doing so to keep himself in the news and ferment unrest among his supporters pure code that is in response to the fact he said he may be arrested tuesday. former vice president mike pence sat down with an exclusive interview. he shared his views amid trump's calls for protest on his social media platform. >> the american people have a constitutional right to

peacefully assemble. the frustration the american people feel is a two-tier justice system in this country is well-founded. i believe people understand if they give voice to this, if this occurs on tuesday, that they need to do so peacefully and in a lawful manner. liz: pence interview trumps possible arrest would be a "politically charged persecution." coming up, potential run for president. watch the full interview at 8:00 on abc seven. for a third night in a row police in paris clashing with thousands of demonstrators protesting potential changes to the country's retirement age. many are outraged over the president plans to raise the country's retirement age from 62 to 64, without a vote lawmakers. authorities tried to banned rallies in certain areas after dozens of arrest.

protests are not stopping and many are calling for the french president to resign. 16 people are dead after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake rocked ecuador on saturday. the president said earthquake hit off the coast just after 12:20 p.m. local time. the earthquake was felt in 13 different provinces across the set that across the south american country. search and rescue teams still looking for survivors. still ahead, student housing in verse 3 -- adversity. the campus is not realistic. as we look out on the golden gate bridge, a rainy start to our sunday. last day of winter. we check in with lisa when we get back.

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liz: welcome back. a live look outside right now. you can see how wet it is asked there. more rain on the way. we had that nice break but rainy weather back here in the bay. the you cc system said to bill moore student housing including at uc berkeley. only 20% of graduate students are offered housing. the lowest in the you cc system. a sophomore told us she $1700 a month for housing that she shares with other people. >> four people. >> four people? >> four people, yeah. they are super tiny rooms but it works out for what is available. liz: uc berkeley's project to

build housing at people's park with one initiative put forward but that has been halted by protesters who want to protect the park. a judge recently cited with them over -- recently cited with them over environmental reasons. that is a part goal of adding 2200 beds across the nine campuses i-20 20 eight. happening now, northbound lanes of i-80 in pleasanton between snow boulevard and burnet avenue are closed all we can. caltrans crews are replacing an entire section of the roadway and says the work is on schedule. southbound 680 is not affected by the closure. caltrans posted this video of the cruise. caltrans says it will help keep the pavement from caving in. the roads open at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. happening today more than 7000 runners get their work out in for the oakland marathon. the marath

7:00 this morning. the 5k is at 7:30. the half marathon starts at 9:00 a.m.. lisa, let's get a check outside. it may be a rainy start for those runners. lisa: oh yes. a rainy morning. the rain is going to linger into the afternoon. in some neighborhoods it is in the 50's. the winds are breezy. and level 1 system for the first half of your day. the rain is sticking around for the next several hours. we will track it for you and talk about rain totals and the atmospheric river, coming up. liz: coming up, a showdown in memphis. abc 7 anchor chris alvarez will have all the highlights coming up in sports. meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to

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on the ice, the sharks celebrate their pride event. here is your morning sports report. >> for the second time in nine days the warriors in memphis. 11 days left of the regular season dubnation it ripping on the road. draymond green takes a file -- the foul. dubs down 12 at the break. dream on finds it and jk slams at home. 24 off the bench. midway through the third, tyus jones, head to desmond bain, white opening three. grizzlies back up 10. jordan fuller out of a third quarter, he spends near half-court. drives and scores. warriors within eight. minute later, releases a fool corner three. came in the third, but the warriors zero and 22.

stephen curry brings them two. he had 16 then it all fell apart. dylan clark transition. grizzlies up five. a one-handed pass. brooks is going to get it ahead two in the corner. memphis goes up nine. grizzlies went on a 16 to three run. jackson junior scored game-winning bucket. 11th street wrote trash talk at the end. clay letting the grizzlies know he has four wings -- four rings. round two of the ncaa tournament. arkansas taking on kansas. jayhawks led by as many as 20 the second half. arkansas comes back with three. it is good. under a minute of play. there fired up.

the mist, but here comes jackson to rebound. three seconds left. ku down. they missed the three. hoping for a miracle. they bank it in. that will do it. upset wind. second round in the south region. first half. princeton led by se break. second half now. keyshawn kellman, the tip in. princeton had six rebounds in this game. ryan lang board will drive, step back into the triple game of 22. princeton winds at eight becoming the fourth seed to reach the sweet sixteen. pride night, sharks hosting in san jose. san jose striking first. one to nothing.

e way.all islanders the rest of ryan pullout power play, 3, 1. san jose has now lost six games in a row. that is your look at sports. back to you. liz: lisa, let's get a check of the forecast. more rain. lisa: are we tired of it yet? we have two more systems that are pretty major. the one this morning is going to last through the morning hours. it is bringing good, moderate rain and throughout the peninsula. and the north bay. here is a look at live doppler 7. subtropical moisture coming in from hawaii. as we go in closer, you will notice the yellows and the reds. over in the east bay we are looking just south of alameda around 880, san francisco, 280 in the sunset. 90 8th avenue, we are looking at moderate to heavy rain south of foothill boulevard. taking you up towards mira beach, golden gate bridge.

chinatown, it is raining pretty good. 80 over the san rafael bridge. lighter rain. you get towards north of 101, we have got pockets of moderate rain around santa clara. lighter rain, highway 99. this is respectable rain totals once again as this system continues to stay overhead throughout the next several hours. here is a look at the north bay where the lighter rain is up towards santa rosa. moderate rain through san rafael , and bolinas. this is associated with the subtropical moisture and a system moving in from the pacific that is going to take some time to head out of town. there is a look at the surface winds. most of them are calm. san jose gusting to 20 miles an hour. look at the foothills.

44 mile an hour south wind. that is why we have the 50's out there this morning. temperatures on top of mount diablo, upper 30's. near 50 nevada, santa rosa. a lot of humidity, the ground is saturated. pockets of ponding on the roadways. the next few hours, the yellow is finally moving out of town. by the second half of the day. still lingering showers. we are dry later on today into your monday. that is our break. we are going to need it. tuesday, said -- tuesday 7:00 and atmospheric river bringing more wind, more rain. snowfall totals and areas to the north links up with this. we are going to get all again tuesday. a look at late tuesday, afternoon commute looks better. today, anywhere from a couple hundreds right through an inch of rain. this is your sunday forecast. most of this falling before

12:00. in the afternoon, lighter showers. the wind is going to be with us. not a good idea to go to the coast. winds gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour. the afternoon, still breezy. still kind of nasty out there as we are stuck in the 50's. if you are having a runner or running yourself, it is going to be a wet one. planning for the rain for the marathon in oakland today. winter storm warning through 11:00 on monday. one to two feet above 6000 feet. we are looking at very bad travel conditions at the results -- at the resort. anywhere from two feet at kirkwood. atmospheric river totals, another inch to an inch and a half widespread. two inches further to the south. santa tuesday system. upper 50's with scattered showers for the rest of your sunday. no raindrops tonight with lows in the mid-40's.

the accuweather 7-day forecast level 1 system winding down this afternoon. a break on monday as spring arrives at 2:24. that level 1 system for tuesday. you see the dry days for the second half of the upcoming work week. i wish i could say we are done with the rain. models are not sure. so we are not sure either. planning on more winter light conditions. certainly today and into tuesday. liz: we will be prepared for it. yosemite national park is back open but with limited access and ours. the park has been closed because of all the heavy snowfall. about 15 feet in the last month or so. officials say they have seen 22 rockslide, debris flows and other values along park road. roads have been cleared and repairs are being made right now. the park should expand to 24 hour operations starting tomorrow but with limited overnight lodging. you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand do

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is to help decompress the family. as they are getting super excited, at goofy's play yard, they can also take a late -- take a load off under natural shade. >> we enjoyed the familiar mickey mouse, chippendale's gadgets. what we were excited to mickey and minnie's runaway railway. >> i have never been on this ride, can you tell me about it? >> welcome. you are lucky enough to be here making mickey's latest film. he is in there. when goofy is involved usually you get a little -- usually you go a little wrong and you get sucked into the movie experience. >> when it was time to go we checked out -- we stopped by engineer super nears -- engineer souvenirs to check out the souvenirs. >> these are brand-new toys that

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