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you got this. and we got you. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> i am disappointed that james reamer has decided not to wear the pride jersey. i believe that is his right to express his beliefs here at he is not being aggressive or angry about it. >> a heated debate on the ice. why one sharks player says he declined to wear a pride jersey. cheaper insulin in california. the price you will pay of governor newsom's proposal approved by the fda. a wet start to the sunday morning. tracking the latest system making its way through the bay area and what is to come this week. good morning, thanks for joining us. let's start with a look at the weather.

it was a nice break while we had it. lisa: perhaps most of you slept through it, which is good news because it was coming down good for a time. this is a level 1 system. it has been rainy and breezy as we go in closer. you will notice it is widespread, the rainfall from the north bay as we take you into san francisco you can see the bayview, the sunset it breaks up on the peninsula and south bay. towards the east bay, we picked out -- up about half an inch of rain. as we go in closer, you will notice visibility anywhere from a mile to half mile on the coast. this is going to stay with us throughout the day. the light rain shower today. it will be crazy right now, gusting to 29 miles an hour right now. in oakland, you can see the coast. upper elevations, it is gusty or. if you are thinking about going out and about the later half of

the day, the second half looks better. a look at how it is outside with low 50's. we are going to talk about the rest of the week which includes an atmospheric river and how much rain we are going to see, if we are going to see it shut off. liz: take a look at the wet roadway conditions this morning. our abc 7 news reporter sent in this photo from san rafael. it is something we have become used to recently. take caution heading out today, the roads are staying slick the next few hours. more rain on the way. you can keep track of changing conditions and access the same live doppler 7 our team uses on demand on the abc 7 bay area news app. download it wherever you stream. let's get to governor newsom's consequential plan for the san quentin prison. he and many lawmakers believe the transformation of the prison can improve public safety by

venting repetitive criminal behavior. as we told you friday, newsom announced plans to change san quentin from a maximum security prison into a billet patient center. one woman whose daughter's killer is ■atsam clinton supports that plan. she spoke to abc 7 news reporter about why she thinks this can work. >> 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. >> he had been up for days on drugs. they were fighting. he said, i pulled the gun and shot her. >> per daughter's killer is at san quinn. wilson says she supports the chance for convicts like him to be rehabilitated under governor gavin newsom's new proposal. >> do he -- do we want them rehabilitated, or do we want them to reoffend and go back to prison? >> newsom's plan is to transform san quentin to a maximum security prison to one focused

on rehabilitation and education, which he believes will improve public safety and reduce recidivism. >> we want to reduce incarceration by keeping our community safe. when people come out, come out as fully engaged, committed members of our community. >> according to a report by the california department of corrections andrea pillen tatian, the states recidivism rate is stubbornly high, averaging around 50% the last decade. it admits to poor administrative practices that inmates are not prioritized and the current programs are not consistent or effective. harrison hopes new incentives will provide better results. >> if they do not have better resources to learn and grow and heal forward, what else are they going to do? nobody ever got rehabilitated by playing cards all day. >> harrison says she is not blind to the fact that some may be trying to do good to make

parole. she makes an important decision -- distinction. her daughter's killer is looking for -- to life. >> he needs to be in there. i am happy you are working on things. however, my daughter is still not here. i can forgive you, but that does not mean i think you are ready to be released. liz: governor newsom announced a plan to cut insulin costs by 90%. he says california is going to start manufacturing its own naloxone. that drug is used to reverse opioid overdoses. he says the state and nonprofit drug maker cal rx will team up to make that insulin, which he says will in turn lower the price. a 10 milliliters vial of insulin will cost three dollars and be available to california residents and the entire country if approved by the fda. >> there is no state in america, not one, 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 part of that tour, governor newsom will be in san diego today to discuss mental health care reform. his office says he will announce a massive angina california's behavioral health system and more mental health housing. this is part of the governors statewide state of the state to her. in the east bay, family and friends demanding justice after a 27-year-old man shot and killed last weekend. oakland lgbtq community center held a memorial for devonte a davis yesterday. he went by the name tape. davis was found with gunshot wounds at a homeless and cam it near the oakland coliseum. friends and family remembered him as a man of love and compassion. >> my brother was a beautiful spirit. he was always here for a good time. spreading love, giving care to

anyone. when he met someone, he made that person feel loved. liz: oakland police say the investigation is ongoing and no arrests have been made. san jose sharks celebrated pride night at the -- center. they wore jerseys except for one player who refused to wear the jersey. his decision has sparked a big debate. tara campbell tells us why he sat out the warm up and how gay-rights responders -- supporters are responding. >> the san jose sharks taking to the eye saturday night. there warm-up jerseys supporting the lgbtq+ community. goalie james reimer refusing to take part in the warm-up because of the jersey. the sharks posting the players statement online. reimer also speaking out, citing his christian beliefs as his reason to refuse. >> when this specific instance, i am personally choosing not to

endorse something, sexual identity, orientation that is countered to my beliefs in the bible, which i consider the highest authority of my life. reporter: the nhl veteran says it was not an easy decision. >> i know the initial reaction of putting a statement like this or not wearing the jersey can come across offensive or a slap in the face. >> of what he believes has harmed our community throughout history and harms us now. committee that san jose sharks jersey by itself ought to mean inclusion, it is in the bay area and people in the bay area support the san jose sharks. reporter: in a statement, the team saying, we acknowledge and accept the rights of individuals to express themselves. as an organization, we will not waiver in support of the lgbtqia plus immunity. also weighing in, including san jose councilmember omar torres

there for the game. >> i am disappointed that james reamer has decided not to wear the pride jersey. reporter: the councilmember, pointing to the slew of anti- lgbtq+ bills introduced across the nation. >> we a lgbtq community, it is under attack. they are being villainized, dehumanized. it is unfortunate he is not wearing the jersey this evening. >> it is his right to choose. >> i believe that is his right to express his beliefs. if he is not being aggressive or angry about it, not wearing a jersey should not be that big of a deal. reporter: ford says not putting on the pride themed jersey since a dangerous message. >> we have suffered under the yoke of people acting and thinking like that. i am not stand to that. he is wrong. reporter: tara campbell, abc 7

news. liz: covid relief money could soon go to those impacted by the atmospheric river in palmer rope. the money would cover some damage left from the levee breach. other local nonprofits like the community foundation are helping out with finances. that group gave nearly $500 cash cards. while the help is much appreciated, some residents say the checks are not enough to cover the damage. >> $600 is like a drop in the bucket. especially if they have families , renting, that does not work. liz: right now, thousands are still waiting to return home. the monterey county sheriffs office says there is still a safety threat in the area and are unsure when people will be able to go home for good. a mass service will be held for the evacuees at the santa cruz county fairgrounds later today. south san francisco police department helped out with the storm aftermath in paul herro

along with the monterey county sheriff's office. first responders from the department help clean up debris left behind from the storm. they shared these pictures. last saturday's atmospheric river breached the levy which left the whole town underwater. lisa, we have had a system move through this morning and more rain on the horizon. lisa: as you look at the raindrops out there, we have seen about a half-inch in the north bay, maybe a third in the east bay. perhaps better than a tent in the south bay. it is going to become more showery in nature throughout the second half of the day. we are not going to shut it off until overnight. looks drive -- dry the first day of spring. liz: underpaid and undervalued. we hear from educators who say school districts need to do more as they rally for higher pay. micro-plastics caught in the snow. where scientists say those fragments could have come from and the impact it may be having on the state's water supply.

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liz: a man in jail after he says he stabbed a pregnant woman and children after 3:00 p.m. yesterday on wilbur avenue in antioch. the victims are a 35-year-old pregnant woman, an 11-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy. two of those victims are in critical condition. authorities have not clarified who is in critical condition. police tell abc 7 news the suspect tried to get away but the officers caught up and arrested him in for delia. san francisco police asking for help as they try to find a one-year-old child they say was abducted by his mother. who does not have any custody rights over the child. that child's name is caspian tamulevich. police say chelsea tamulevich left near hayes street friday afternoon. you are asked to call police if you know anything about this. on the peninsula, a father and son are saved after falling 30 feet off a cliff in pacifica friday afternoon. a hat highway -- highway patrol

officer lifted them both. one was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the other victims not her. abc 7 news focused on building a better bay area. we want to dive into education after teachers from around the state rallied in san francisco this weekend. many say they are underpaid, understaffed and underappreciated. abc 7 news reporter, bernard talked to protesters in union square. ♪ >> federation of teachers taking time from their annual conference to support educators in san francisco. >> this is united for education. we are coming together to fight for that, to fight for our students, to fight for our members. reporter: some employees at s f

s usd and city college say they survived working in the pandemic in some classrooms without heat, but pay remains the biggest issue for leslie who. >> it is an incredibly expensive city to live in. we make very low wagesersof ourt educators who only make $17.50 an hour, just close to our city minimum wage. >> we are all about labor. we think you should receive equal pay for equal work. we support our brothers and sisters in san francisco. reporter: union officials say san francisco classrooms continue to be understaffed and payroll issues, still very much a problem. >> some say it is a -- cri we say it is a manufactured crisis and a crisis of the stomach underfunding and underpayment, a crisis of chronic disrespect. reporter: officials say september, they were approved a 6% pay raise for educators in

the current school year. the union is negotiating a multiyear contract with the district. >> our district needs to make our educators whole reporter:. across california, teachers struggling, some choosing a different career path. >> only 40% of our members said they would tell family or friends to become an educator. that is in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. liz: more rain this morning, water is being released at lake orville. take a look at this video in that beautiful rainbow. water is flowing from the orville dam into the feather river peered the department of water resources shared this video, they are monitoring the lakes inflow levels. the recent rains have replenished many of the states most critical reservoirs. orville is now at 83% capacity or 123% of the historical average for this month. that is some good news, although

i think we have rain fatigue. final day of winter today. no in insight. lisa: it looks active, not only for on and off showers today, but you all are probably aware of the atmospheric river coming in tuesday. still, it looks unsettled. this level one system sticking with us. it is light and has been light. it has been breezy. visibility reduced with fog. 280, wet weather through daly city, from novato through san rafael, it has been slick from vine hill to 680. in the south bay, we've got reports of rainbows towered -- toward san jose. it is breezy in spots. temperatures are mild in the low to mid 50's right now. a look at the plan for the rest

of the day. 10:00, still rainy. level 1 system fading away eventually towards the 3:00 time frame. by tonight, dry skies. monday, the first day of spr we've got sunshine. by tuesday morning, it is a difficult commute. rainy, windy. this pushes through quickly, but there's more showers through the afternoon. could see ponding on the roadways. those levels in the creeks and streams again as we pick up an additional inch of rain with that system. today, a couple hundreds to about 2/10 left over from today. the winds will be a factor, 20 to 30 miles an hour. it is going to be breezy. throughout the afternoon, the winds will lighten up. as we look at the sierra nevada, temperatures right around freezing. it is snowing. we will have another one to two feet. wind gusts 50 miles an hour

th a look at the resorts where kirkwood could pick up 22 inches. this is the atmospheric river we are forecasting a solid inch of rain, maybe two inches the further south you go because the focus will be from santa cruz to big sur. it does not matter. we are getting another inch of rain. gusting winds trying to come into focus is how wendy it will be. do not think it will be as windy as last tuesday where we saw winds of 74 miles an hour at sfo. today, scattered, light showers in the upper 50's. we will be dry for sunday night into the first day of spring. that is good news. temperatures in the 40's. let's take a look at the back you ever -- accuweather 7-day forecast. rain giving way to showers this afternoon. first day of spring, sunshine, high clouds. level two system tuesday. this is the atmospheric river. one to two inches of rain. you can bet on problems.

by wednesday, showers lingering. we will have to ride days. that is what is key. with the saturated soils and getting a half inch, another inch and win, every time we see a 10th to 2/10, we are going to see problems good whether it is in the salinas area or the santa cruz mountains or even towards the north bay. we are saturated. i know oakland getting close to twice the amount of rain you should have this time of year. i think all of us would like or it to stop. tomorrow is our day with a break. liz: enjoy the break while we have it. ahead, a failed salmon season. why the state decided to cancel this season of the what makes things harder for fishermen. ♪

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season to help republish the fish population after years of drought. people who depend on salmon to make a living say they are feeling financial pain. reporter: boats stacked up in the harbor at fisherman's wharf. fishermen will operate them with hopes of catching salmon will not be able to do so this year. >> we have crew depending on us, families two feet. i am not sure what i am going to do this summer. it makes me nervous. reporter: sarah bates has been fishing for salmon for 15 years. this is the second time she has seen the season the first time, -- >> recovered from that closure. reporter: the state department of fish and wildlife said the drought limited the salmon's ability to breathe. they say the fish need time to replenish their population but that could take time.

fish markets and restaurants are taking the hit and costs could be passed on to you. le skull mterman's trib say shingndtry will face financial this of coltie's -- financial difficulties. things seem to be getting worse. it seems to be getting worse in a fishery iconic for san francisco. reporter: we saw a delay to crabs season be a burden for these fisheries. with salmon season being closed, a lot of these fishery say they have to find a new source of income. >> i will pick up something else. halibut, stuff i started off commercial fishing for. i will go back to my roots. reporter: matt says salmon season makes up most of his income. he also fishes for crab in the winter. he expects tough months ahead with little income. >> it has never been easy, but it is going to push a lot of guys to the point where we will -- how are you going to make your income? reporter: fisher say the rain

from this year would help replenish salmon season fast in the coming years. in the meantime, they wilha blackod or halibut, bullak u omlmon, wchurco mornings, learning more about what happened days before the fall of silicon valley bank. plus, the potential arrest of former president trump. the response from former vice president pence as people express concerns about possible protests. my wife's name is joy. we've been married 45 years. i'm taking a two-year business course. i've been studying a lot. i've been producing and directing for over 50 years. it's a very detailed thing and the pressure's all on me. i noticed i really wasn't quite as sharp as i was.

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throughout the morning hours. then, the rain begins to lighten up throughout the afternoon. we have seen about a half-inch of rain. it has been breezy and it is foggy. live doppler 7 showing the widespread shower activity. as we go in closer into the east bay across the bay, alameda, light to moderate rain. north bay through novato, highly -- highway 1, it breaks up along the peninsula. san jose has not seen too much. look at the fog from the north bay to the coast and into the east bay. our level one system maybe a third to a 10th of an inch total in the evening hours. it lingers throughout the morning hours. spotty showers, upper 50's near 60 today with southwinds. we could see gusts over 30 miles an hour. it is not a lovely day, we will

save that for your first they of spring, which will feature sunshine. we are going to talk about tracking another atmospheric river early tuesday morning. liz: do details on the collapse of silicon valley bank. newly recovered audio, the former ceo greg bakker seemed optimistic of future business days before the collapse. abc 7 news reporter chuck stever seen has the latest. reporter: an audio newly obtained by abc 7 news, the then ceo of failed silicon valley bank appearing to project confidence in the company's outlook at a conference on march 7, three days before the bank 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. reporter: according to filings, he sold -- million dollars in bank stock late last month. the bank's parent company filing

for bankruptcy flat -- friday. we believe mr. becker conducted himself appropriately at all times. sources telling abc 7 news the justice department and sbir focusing on insider trading. >> did this occur before a large stock price decline? yes, it did. the question will be, did the executive know something at the time? reporter: first republic bank got a $30 billion lifeline from 11 of america's biggest lenders and public filings show the executive chairman of first republic sold more than $4 million in stock in january and february this year. a spokesperson of herbert telling abc 7 news the sales were part of a state planning and terrible donations. another struggling bank, credit suisse, is reportedly in talks to merge with ubs. last week, swiss authorities pumped $50 billion in cash and credit suisse. liz: new this morning as t

u.s. and south korea carried out combined air trading over the korean peninsula this morning, north korea launched a short range ballistic missile from its waters. the north's missile test comes as the u.s. and south korea have been conducting some of their biggest military exercises in years. experts say north korea's tests are part of a bigger objective to expand its weapons arsenal when global recognition as a nuclear state and get international sanctions lifted. former president trump is calling on his supporters for donations following his post claiming he will be arrested tuesday. he sent out this fund raising email yesterday for his presidential campaign. trump says he is not worried he may face charges over alleged hush money payment sent to it old film star stormy daniels. meanwhile in a separate case, his attornethat is in the invesn into classified documents found at mar-a-lago. over president trump's claims about being arrested have

sparked reaction from congresswoman nancy pelosi. she put out a statement on twitter saying whatever the grand jury decides, its consideration makes clear no one is above the law, not even a former president of the united states. the former president's announcement is reckless. meanwhile, prominent republicans defending trump and former vice president pence sat down with abc's this week awake or giancarlo with an interview. he shared his views amid trump's calls for protest on his social media platform. >> the american people have a constitutional right to peaceably assemble. the frustration of the american people about what they feel about a two-tiered sense of justice in this country is well-founded. i believe that people understand that if they give to this, if this occurs on tuesday, that they need to do so peacefully and in a lawful matter. liz: pence mentioned during the interview that trumps possible arrest would be politically charged prosecution, in his

words. new this morning for the first time, russian president putin visited mariupol. the ukrainian territory was annexed illegally in september by moscow. putin arrived late saturday speaking to residents after a visit to crimea, where he toured an art school and children's center. this comes two days after the international port issued a warrant for his arrest for war crimes. putin has not commented on the international criminal ports warrant. or a third night in a row, police in paris are clashing with thousands of demonstrators protesting potential changes to france's requirement of retirement age. many there are outraged over president macron's plans to raise the country's retirement age from 60 to to 64 without a vote by lawmakers. authorities tried to ban rallies in certain areas after dozens of arrests, but protest are not stopping and many are calling for micron to resign.

16 people dead after five magnitude earthquake rocked ecuador yesterday. president geer mo lasso said the earthquake hit off the coast after 1220 time p.m. local time yesterday. the quake was felt in 13 different provinces across the south american country. search-and-rescue teams are still looking for survivors. ahead on abc seven mornings, a push for affordable student housing. the uc system's new plan to add thousands of new beds across new campuses. a live look outside this morning. looking at the golden gate bridge. it is dreary there, still rainy. we will check in with lisa on when we can expect a break before more rain on the way.

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bridge. you can see people driving on those slick roads. definitely tracking more rain on this final day of winter. uc system set to build more much-needed student housing including at uc berkeley. only 23% of undergraduate students at cal are offered college housing, the lowest in the entire uc system. off-campus renting is expensive. a sophomore told abc 7 she $1700 a month for housing she shares with other people. >> four people they are tiny rooms. it works out for what is available. liz: uc berkeley's project to build housing with one initiative, that has been halted by protesters who want to protect the park and a judge sided with them over environmental reasons. e u sad b at veampu of a add22,s

by 2028. northbound lanes of i-680 in pleasanton between sonoma boulevard and bernal avenue are closed all we can. caltrans cruiser placing entire sections of the roadway and say that work is on schedule. southbound 680 is not affected by the closure. caltrans posted this video of crews working away on these updates. they say it will help keep pavement from caving in. the roads will reopen at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. happening now, more than 7000 runners getting their workout and for the oakland marathon. this is what it looks like near the course at the start of the course earlier this morning. our very own news producer kate ev is running today. the marathon and 10k started at 7:00 a.m., the 5k started at 7:30, the half marathon just started a little bit ago at 9:00. everybody running right now and doing so in the inalameda plansa

celebration of pop culture. the aircraft carrier and museum hosted cosplay enthusiasts for -- saturday. some familiar faces from star wars franchises were there to welcome the guests. lucasfilm is owned b good for those runners, doing it rain or shine. lisa: and some fog and gusting 30 miles an hour, visibility reduced as well. it is not a lot of rain, it is messy. when are we going to see the sun? i will have the answer and a look at the extended forecast coming up. liz: they show down in memphis. chris alvarez will have the highlights coming up in sports.

liz: a live look from our san

rafael camera. you can see a lot of raindrops. arrioraka n the road against the memphis grizzliesnd t sa sharks celeatth pi -- prt at the shark tank. your morning sports report. reporter: good morning. for the second time in nine days, the warriors in memphis and 11 games left of the regular season. warriors snapped a 10 game losing streak. dubnation rapping on the road. draymond grief back. memphis 12-19 in the first half. gerrit jackson junior hits. doves down. a huge lift off the bench. trey montt finds it in jk, slams at home. 24 off the bench. midway through the third, tyus jones ahead two. wide open three, grizzlies back up 10. jordan poole had a huge third quarter. a little spin their half-court.

drives and scores. warriors within eight. a minute later, great all movement. came in the warriors are 0-12 --2. he had 16. it fell apart. dylan brooks transition to three. grizzlies up five. a careless turnover. pool one-handed pass brooks going to get it ahead to bain in the corner. memphis goes up nine on that three, a bad turnover. the grid is on a 16-3 run to run away with it. gerrit jackson junior scored a game-high. warriors lose. 11 straight road losses. trash talk at the end, clay lind let the grid know he has four rings. round two of the ncaa tournament. ku second half, jayhawks led

12 and the second half. arkansas comes back. the three is good. under a minute to play. game is tied. ricky counsel cannot miss. rebounis t current arkansa celebrates. watch this. here goes. the shirt. upset win, 72-71. second round in the south region 15-princeton seven-misery. first half to the rack. princeton led by seven at the break. second half now. kelman, the tip in. princeton had 16 offensive rebounds in this game. ryan laying board triple game-high. princeton wins becoming the

fourth 15 seed to reach the sweet 16. pride night at the tang sharks hosting islanders. wet byard score all islanders the rest of the way. new york scores four and answered. pollock made a 3-1. sharks lose. san jose has 1 -- lost six games in a row. liz: let's geforecast. this lisa: rain is relentless. lisa:we have to focus on the brakes. we are going to see a little break throughout this afternoon. and into the first day of spring. have not keep -- gone beyond monday yet. all of california encompassed in a wet, foggy, windy start to your sunday. as we go in closer, the rain is not heavy, but persistent from alameda, san francisco, the bay view. it has been wet and breezy to

bolinas, all these areas really not clearing up. we are seeing a few peaks of sun, which will give us a rainbow. they are, but nothing substantial in terms of high-pressure building in. we are going to hold onto this level 1 system through the afternoon. breezy and gusting winds from oakland to the south bay. temperatures from the low 50's to mid-50's. some will come up a few degrees. through the next couple of hours, notice the green stays in the north bay. by 6:00, things begin to dry out. this will take us through monday. spring arrives at 2:20-ish. tuesday morning, it is messy with light to moderate rain. this is our atmospheric river, this is a moderate one. another generous inch to two inches of rain. the focus will be south of the bay area. by tuesday night, we are looking at showers. at least we are not getting

three and four inches. the rest of the day today, maybe 2/10. this is sunday. the winds, very tropical in nature. we are looking at the snow levels right around 5500 feet. still snowing in the mountains, not a big snow maker but enough. that is your forecast for theet day today. into early wednesday. then, there is the atmospheric river that will bring the bay area and additional one to two inches. the santa cruz mountains, big sur, these are the areas getting heavier rain. we will look for things to sort of quiet down into the next 10 days. i was not supposed to show you that. i want keep it positive. that was another inch to two inches 10 days out. today, upper 50's, skies turning partly to mostly cloudy. we will be a little bit more

rain, not a lot as we get into the evening. temperatures in the mid to upper 40's with cloud cover. a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. level 1 system today. rain turning to more showers, spotty through the afternoon. we see a break, partly to mostly cloudy for the first day of spring on monday. level two system, the atmospheric river, one to two inches of rain, gusty winds. could see flooding, those areas that have been problematic from salinas through the south bay and parts of the north where those rivers and creeks and streams, not so much rivers, the creeks and streams are at bank full. could see issues into wednesday. by the second half of the workweek, we are not sold on whether or not it is going to be totally dry. it does not look like a big deal if we see a few more raindrops come back into the forecast. today is going to be messy, but not a total washout. if you want to get out and walk the dog this afternoon or go for a run. liz: scientists made a discovery

in the sierra nevada. micro plastic found in the snowpack. the chronicle reports those fragments originate from clothing, food packaging and tires. it is unclear what the effects on human health and the ecosystem are because of this, but it's a sign micro plastic could make it into the states want to supply. yosemite national park open with limited access and ours. the park has been closed because of heavy snowfall about 15 feet in the last month or so. yosemite officials say they have seen 22 rock slides, debris flows and other slope failures along park roads. most have been cleared. repairs are underway. the parts should expand to 24 hour operations tomorrow. there is limited overnight lodging. a reminder, you can catch our newscasts live and on-demand through the abc 7 bay area connected tv app. download it f

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numbers from last night's powerball drawing. the powerball number 11. nobody picked all six numbers. monday's jackpot increases to million dollars. winning numbers from last night's super lotto plus strong. eight, 10, 16, 19, 36. megan number 12. nobody picked all six numbers in this drawing and wednesdays jackpot increases to an estimated 43 million dollars. a big weekend at disneyland. our parent company disney is pulling back the curtains on a newly redesigned mickey's tune town. not only does it have something for children of all ages, but of all abilities. tony cabrera from our sister station in los angeles brought his kids or a sneak peek. ♪ >> welcome. reporter: disney lands to town is reopening after a year of construction and remodeling. the land has been reimagined,

if we have young children who may be unsteady on their feet, giving them easy places to walk with no curves. that is an incredible feature for guests who may be wheelchair-bound. reporter: i took the family along to check it out. what do you think? >> awesome. ♪ >> woo! reporter: one of the first things we noticed was how relaxing it is. there is grass, trees, you can sit down and have a picnic. part of this softer palette is to help decompress the family, the natural green spaces is the natural shade is the same thing. as they are getting super excited at goofy's play yard, they can take a load off in the grass under natural shade. reporter: we enjoyed the familiar nikki mavs, chippendale's gadget coaster. we were excited to go on the ride that opened this year, mickey and minnie's railway.

decall me t? wel to mickey and minnie's. you are lucky to be on the premier day. goofy is in there. goofy is involved, usually things go a little wrong. you get sucked into the movie and experience the world of the mickey mouse shorts. reporter: when it was time to go, we stopped by engineer souvenirs to check out the new gear. >> are these toys new? >> these are brand-new toys at engineer souvenir in tune town at disneyland. reporter: all right, that is it. did you have fun? >> yeah. reporter: we are the cabrera family for abc 7 eyewitness news. ♪ liz: lucky kids that they got that early sneak peek and atv cameo. lisa: exactly, and good weather. there has been rain in southern california.

they are going to see more of the atmospheric river that comes in monday night into tuesday. for the bay area today, this is our level 1 system that continues to bring scattered, like showers. i want to show you where a heavier downpour is around vallejo. light, moderate rain. highway 80, the aku seven whether forecast showing the system falling apart through the afternoon and into a few peaks of sun for the first day of spring monday. here comes the heavy rain tuesday morning, scattered tuesday afternoon. you will notice the rest of the week does not look so bad, but it is on the cool side. liz: it is funny that spring starts tomorrow when it feels like winter. winter is holding on strong. lisa: it certainly is. we will take it day by day. liz: thank you and thank you all for joining us on abc 7 mornings. next at 10:00 a.m. on our 24/7 stream and abc 7patial uhahave

this is espn on abc. a sold-outfield converging on colonial life arena in columbia, south carolina, all to watch aliyah boston and the top seed in the ncaa tournament, south carolina, looking for their 40th straight win with a trip to the sweet 16 online when they face number eight, south florida at home. the defending champs looking to be the tenth undefeated in history. we have kaitlyn clark and the hawkeyes taking on