>> we have seen some erosion in locations due to the significant amount of rainfall we've had. but this is probably the most significant event we've had during these winter storms. >> a race to reopen the roads. a landslide exposes a gas line leading to more storm-related trouble. when authorities expect the stretch of highway 101 back open. thanks for joining us. >> it's quiet out there, we are watching temperatures drop into the mid 30s, that's why we have our frost advisory. the clear sky and the numbers in the north bay quite cold 34,

santa rosa. look at freemont in 38. we have a frost advisory until 9:00 for everyone except by the bay shore and the peninsula. winds have kept temperatures up primarily around the bay you can see gusts up to 29 miles an hour and upper elevations breezy. compared to yesterday not a whole lot of change and we'll see the afternoon fairly similar to your saturday with plenty of sunshine a slow warm-up mid to upper 50s for most of us and breezy at the coast. we'll time out the next storm coming up. >> right now a stretch of highway 101 is closed because of more damage from our recent storms. it's after a landslide along that highway exposed an underground gas transmission line. crews have been working to recruit the line hoping to finish by 9:00 this morning. fire officials say even though we haven't had rain in the last couple of days the land is still

moving. it's not an easy process. >> pg and e crews are in a race against time and the elements in their attempt to reroute a main gas distribution line. >> we have seen some erosion in locations due to the significant amount of rainfall we've had but this is probably the most significant event we've had. >> this week's storm caused a massive lanslide which exposed a gas line. even though there hasn't been rain the past few days officials warned that the ground continues to move putting pressure on the gas line forcing them to reroute it. >> working to relocate our gas line to get away from that hazard so we can still have gas service to the 95,000 customers here in the county. >> it's a massive undertaking in a short amount of time, crews have to cut through the frontage road and highway to lay the new gas line on the median divide and then back across the freeway bypassing the eroded hillside, a total of 2,000 feet of

>>e'reoi out of caution to make sure we can keep these customers in service. it's not something we're have damage to the pipe, there was no leak, there is no danger to the public. >> crews hope to finish the work before next week's storm. >> even under dry conditions the hill is moving, the landslide is moving and further anticipate with wet weather returning more land movement is possible and expected. >> interim deputy fire chief according to, the gas lines are fairly new. but he adds there will be other concerns throughout the process, such as impacts to the underground water lines which includes the natural -- the water district, aqueduct which is a 30 inch water line that provides water to north marine communities and some communities

of west marin. highway 101 is vital to our community. >> officials do not anticipate any interruption to service, engineers will have to wait until the seasonal rain is over before they can conduct a thorough investigation and find a permanent solution. in the meantime a massive clean-up is planned after several beloved ancient trees and plants were destroyed. >> the people who are on this side of the garden heard a cracking sound. >> showing us what tuesday's bomb cyclone storm left inside the uc botanical garden in the berkeley hills. the scope of the damage is extensive. >> it's really quite massive and of course is dramatically damaged this portion of the garden. >> fierce winds toppled this beloved tree taking out a pick

nick table and portions of the bamboo grove. >> when it fell it snapped off and took out that portion out over there. >> he says more than 50 rare plants were also destroyed. >> one of the biggest lossesply crby the weight of e red rood tree and it's almost impossible to replace. >> a california native which is a tree that people are very sad to see disappear. >> staff members held a memorial this week to honor the fallen trees and drink a toast. >> the garden area where we're now located where the tree fell was dramatically changed and it is in a condition that we had to close it to the public because it's unsafe. >> he says the redwood was actually one of three trees with one trunk. >> the tree is probably so dangerous now as far as its structure that we're going to have to take the whole tree down. >> the clean-up bill could top $50,000 but doesn't expect the university of california to pay,

so donations from the public may be the only way to move forward to repair and restore this gem in the east bay. >> so there's an opportunity. it's not an end, it's kind of a pause and we will certainly redevelop it. >> oak land zoo officials say they have recovered five of the six birds that went missing after a tree fell on to an enclosure during a stormy weather last week and the zoo shared this video of them capturing a crow a few miles away. a woman said she spotted the bird in her yard and then the zoo managed to lure it inside the home and then trapping it inside. right now another crow is missing. new developments, mont rae county supervisor plans to impose a temporary moratorium. he said he will have the proposal up for a vote at tuesday's board of supervisors meeting. on thursday more than 2,000

residents were allowed to return to their homes after a levee was repaired and evacuation orders were lifted. many say their homes are filled with mud, standing water, and mold. officials say it may be weeks before running water can be determined safe for drinking. to a frightening attack and robbery in the east bay. a family shaken after a 23-year-old woman says she was chased down, tackled, robbed and hit by three people. surveillance video shows the incident as the woman screams for help. this happened on wednesday aftern afternoon. the victim's boyfriend's sister says their neighborhood has not had any crime issues until recent years. she believes the suspects need to be held accountable. >> we were very concerned about the incident just sliding. we didn't want it to just become

just another case that went unresolved and we were hoping that the community would help us. we really wanted for them to get caught for what they did especially because of the age that they're in and the fact that they can go on to do worst things if it's just allowed. >> her brother tried to chase the group away but was not able to catch up with them. police describe the suspects as being in their late teens or early 20s. there have been crime rings across the bay area recently. uc berkeley's women rowing team is honoring a former teammate killed in a biking accident last summer. a ceremony was held yesterday for the custom boat named after shawn o'donnell hit by a construction truck while biking to work in washington, d.c. the women's rowing team raised $50,000 to create the custom boat. teammates say the boat will be used in future rowing races to

honor o'donnell. one of her former teammates and friends was emotional when ry once in a while i remember sort of that she's not with us and i just feel so thankful and grateful to have known her. >> she was a danville native, 40 years old. representative conna is pushing for more security for small businesses and non-profits discussing the impact from the collapse of the silicon valley bank. he met with small businesses and nonprofits affected by the collapse and provided updates on the work to structure the banking system to prevent a future crisis. met with the fdic and treasury immediately after the bank failed and urged administrators to give insurance to depositrs that were involved. >> even though they have been guaranteed this was traumatic for so many businesses in the valley that we need to be there in u.s. -- support of

>> let's get a check outside. another clear day today. >> it's going to be on the cool side well below average, 5 to 10 degrees. but look at visibility nice and clear. temperatures dropping in parts of the bay area so it's in the 30s and 40s but we'll pinpoint your afternoon highs and how much rain you're going to see as we get towards your workweek, coming up. >> also ahead, a shooting causes a lockdown at a popular casino in lake tahoe. what people say happened before shots were fired. and how the lgbtq plus community is calling for more support as hundreds of anti-trans bills are introduced across the country. or, cat you have... frontline® plus lets you take them everywhere... no matter how you define it. frontline®. the #1 name in flea and tick protection.

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called aboutage active gunman. about 8:00 a.m. off highway 50. the three men were in a bar together and an argument broke out before shots were firethori 32-year-old garcia has the man who was shot. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. two other men involved were arrested about 20 miles away from the scene. in response to the hundreds of anti-lgbtq plus bills being introduced san francisco's communities are joining forces to fight back. they want more people to join their battle. >> one of the things that is real really upsetting about this is that they're not just attacking us as people but they're also attacking our pursuit to happiness. >> money mahogany is talking about the slew of bills being introduced across the country. >> our community has been under attack for a while now.

>> the trandz gender leader and others gearing up to fight back. on april 8th, marching from san francisco city hall to union square led by the drag queen community. >> we'll have a fabulous contingent of drag performers, beautiful transpeople. but we need our allies to show up because we can't do this alone. >> sister roama has been performing on san francisco's drag stages for 35 years and fears violence now more than ever. >> every time you get in drag and you stand in front of a huge audience, the idea in the back of your mind but these days it's a real concern. >> even though drag queens are not trans and necessarily trans and trans people are not necessarily drag queens we have people like myself who fit into both boxes. >> and laws like the one passed in tennessee restricting public drag shows threaten both communities. >> the laws are written broadly enough that it could really

apply to both. if you're a trans person walking around in public and a child sees you, you could technically be breaking the law and be arrested just for existing. >> from banni ining gender-affig surgery, there are 500 bills taking aim at the community. >> what i am hoping that we are able to show people is that despite all of these laws that are being thrown at us, despite all of the opposition seems like we have from the republican party that we are still able to fight back and we're able to do it with love and joy. >> it's a wrap for the 28th annual art inspiring hope gala. some of our anchors were there to celebrate community partners gathered for an art auction and silent auction hosted by okizu a peer support program that helps family navigate childhood cancer.

the auction would help fund the camp for the children in the program. an organizer sard shared why this is so important. >> the magic of camp is kids can create new connections and get to meet other kids going through the same thing or have gone through the same thing that they went through. >> the goal for the night was to raise $800,000. the event was at the fort mason center for arts in san francisco. on to another celebration for american history, as the community marked the 125th anniversary of wong kim ark day the chinese consolidated benevolent association along with the historical society of america hosted the event which featured descendnts, born in san francisco in the 1870s. after a trip outside the country he was denied entry back to the u.s. but he and his supporters took the case all the way to the u.s. supreme court, the high court ruled that the 14th amendment

guaranteed birth rights citizenship to all born in the u.s. let's get a check of the forecast now. more rain coming in the next few days. >> we have a dry day today go w that for the next 30 hours or so. and then we'll see the rain and wind as we get into late monday and tuesday. so still on track we wish it kind of faded awand we could say it's not going to happen but it is going to happen. as we look now we are dry north westerly winds allowing for a bit of a breeze especially along the coast, it is 40 and looking at those cold temperatures at 35, 40, as we widen out notice we've had mid 40s closer to the bay and some 30s here as we continue to see that dry atmosphere allows those temperatures to drop off pretty quickly this morning.

so this morning we're colder in the north bay, that will probably increase as we get towards sunrise just after 7:00, and then by 8:00, transitioning to a warmer part of the morning. but we still have several hours to go. so that frost advisory for the entire bay area probably will be verified up in the north bay, protected valleys butalf moon b 25 miles an hour. some areas certainly breezy and allowing the atmosphere to stay mixed. so chilly this morning with a clear sky and looking at a sunny and cool afternoon, average highs, probably know, mid to upper 60s, we'll be well shy of that. and looking at the wind and rain returning monday night into tuesday. here we go as we go hour by hour. sunny day today even monday looks nice to start out with some sunshine but then the high clouds move in. let's see as we get into your tuesday morning commute once again if you can put it off work

from home check it out we've got moderate to heavy rain at this point you can bet on a wind advisory as well. and the lower snow levels, so the heaviest rain out ahead and with the cold front we'll see the warm sector of the front first into monday night. and then here comes the colder air, you'll notice the snow levels, mount hamilton, a little snow there, but behind it we've got the low offshore and we're looking at this low to continue to travel down the coast. as it does it will keep the rain showers, wrap around rain showers with us. late tuesday and into wednesday, still looking showery. so the rainfall totals due to the low offshore continue to go up as we're looking at anywhere from a half inch to an inch-and-a-half, maybe two inches santa rosa, certainly not what you would expect for late in march. as we go through the sierra

nevada, it's going to be all snow, going way down as the front moves through the snow levels should rise a little bit but, two to four feet of snow, and right now a winter storm watch will turn into a winter storm warning as we get closer to the event. here's a look at the totals, from a foot to two feet out there in the mountains. so the never ending winter as we head into spring here. upper 50s, maybe a 60 up in santa rosa, we'll have breezy winds on the coast. so another cool but at least sunny day. overnight tonight could see frost advisory extended. look at low temperatures in the 30s once again in the north bay upper 30s closer to the bay. we've got the sunshine today, level one system monday, the wind and rain arriving overnight monday into your tuesday morning commute, slight chance of a thunderstorm, more rain on wednesday. we're dry thursday, friday, saturday starts april 1st so the that might be a good thing.

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>> as the storms come and go environmental groups are calling for closer monitoring. the site sits in the shadow of the wild life refuge. the group promised the company that owns the site is moving forward with a plan that will make the area safer and more resilient to climate change. here with a look at what those groups want. >> the salt ponds in the southern researches of san francisco bay look something a criss-cro of levs turng evorer into mountains of high quality salt.

but recently environmental groups have raised concerns about the material in two of those ponds. concentrated bitter left over from the process which they argue could present a threat to nearby wild life in the event of a release. >> the agencies need to go out and inspect these ponds and make sure we're not on the verge of a toxic spill into san francisco bay. >> david lewis directs save the bay, the group coauthored a letter to the san francisco bay conservation and development commission questioning whether the agency is effectively monitoring the ponds. among their concerns, threats to the levees from sea level rise, king tides, or a strong earthquake and the potential for a spill or seepage to reach the nearby wild life refuge. >> there are toxic sites all around the edge of the bay that are much more heavily regulated. it's baffling that the agencies haven't taken a stronger stand about protecting the bay from this toxic material. >> the environmentalists

concerns come as car gil rolling out a proposal. a plan that would ultimately dispose of them back in the bay. >> the land resources manager says the company is working to build a multimillion dollar pipeline designed to be a long-term solution. >> we understand that sea level rise and climate change is coming, and we realize the time to act is now. so we're taking a proactive approach to protect the bay. >> the pipeline shown in red would run about 16 miles connecting the ponds with the waste water treatment system run by the east bay dischargers authority. once the brine is mixed with treated wastewater and diluted, it would be piped to this facility and released back into the bay. general manager jackie says the project would be one of the largest additions to the east bay waste water system in years

and she believes the process is a safe way to dispose of the bit rn. >> we consider it our mission to protect the bay so we've done a lot of water quality testing to demonstrate that the combined affluent and brine from cargil would be safe to the bay. >> the report is still under conversation. eileen white an executive director with the san francisco regional water quart control board. while acknowledging her agency hasn't inspected the pond specifically, they have provided a report including aerial photography. she also supports the plan. >> it's kind of returning it back to the bay, returning it back to the bay but not as such a high concentration that it could be toxic. >> still groups like save the bay argue it would be years before construction is completed. they point to recent levee failures like the breach in monterey county as an example of the heightened risk. and in the meantime they're pushing for increased oversight

by agencies like the bay conservation and development commission and the regional water quality control board. >> there's a lot of letters going back and forth between agencies and the company. that's not adequate. they need to go out and inspect thislo t ri io the top of the ponds. >> an environmental balancing act in a corner of san francisco bay that's both the center of thriving industry and home to a fragile and majestic wild life refuge. >> while there is no firm date for a decision on the pipeline, agencies we spoke with say they believe it could potentially be approved later this year. still to come, former president trump holds his first large skail campaign event for the 2024 presidential election. what he had to say as he faces a possible indictment.

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>> a close look at the damage in mississippi as residents say they lost everything and how the president is stepping in. we're going to start this half hour with another look at the weather. much calmer here than in the south. >> good morning everybody. we are looking at the clear sky and a frost advisory as we go through the next few hours. temperaturors dropping. we have a few 30s in our inland valleys that will bottom out in the mid 30s so that's why we have this until 9:00 and it has been extended into your monday morning as well. so cold nights chilly afternoons clear skies today. temperatures climbing to the mid 50s but a slow climb because by the time we get to 4:00, 5:00 have we reached any 60 degree readings? maybe in santa rosa but it will be sunny, cool, breezy, and we

will look for some sun to start monday then tracking rain, heavy at times, and wind. you know the drill. we'll be back with the full forecast, coming up. >> thanks. at least 26 people have died from storms battering the south this weekend. this is the trail of destruction left behind after a deadly tornado struck in mississippi. just a few hours ago, another tornado touched down in the state of georgia. the national weather service says at least ten twisters have hit mississippi, alabama, and tennessee since friday. >> what used to be homes this morning now just scattered debris. barely recognizable after an intense storm and tornado outbreak hit parts of mississippi and alabama friday night. >> we lost everything but we got out alive. >> we are in the tornado right now. >> wesley jackson took this video as he drove through the tornado then captured some of the devastation left in its wake, the storm leaving a path

of destruction. the small towns of silver city and rolling fork decimated. the national weather service confirming it was a powerful ef-4 tornado. >> the tornado was coming through. it happened so fast we didn't have a chance to take cover. >> the nine-year-old hid with his mother, seven yooerld sister and other family members in a bathtub as a tornado destroyed their home. >> it was pushing me and pulled. i don't know what happened. the tornado just ran over the house and tore it down. >> tragically not everyone survived. 56-year-old grandmother is among those killed. her niece saying she was a sweet and caring sole with a beautiful smile that lit up the room. >> now that the sun is getting higher, you're getting a real sense for how much this town has

been leveled. some of these buildings you can't make out. this is some sort of industrial building completely flattened. >> mississippi's state of emerg all of the county's affected by the storms. president biden promising the federal government will help. >> president biden has declared a major disaster in mississippi and has ordered federal aid to help the areas affected by severe storms, includes grants for temporary housing home repairs and other programs for business owners to recover. developing news on the explosion in a pennsylvania chocolate factory. crews are still searching for survivors. at least three people have died, five people are still unaccounted for, they are suspected to be trapped in the rubble. crews did rescue one person found alive. ten others were taken to the hospital with injuries. >> someone was found alive, fingers crossed we're going to find more. >> officials say the factory

building was leveled and not much that can be salvaged. they're still investigating the cause of the explosion. former president trump held his first campaign event since he claimed to be arrested last week in connection to alleged hush money paid to stormy daniels. he addressed supporters as he faces that possible indictment. trump told the crowd if he doesn't win the 2024 presidential election he believes our country is doomed. >> in 2024 the final battle, that's going to be the big one. you put me back in the white house, their reign will be over and america will be a free nation once again. >> during his speech trump also fired back against the multiple investigations he is facing about his conduct. he declared himself, the most innocent man in the history of our country. coming up, what a possible indictment could mean for his presidential bid. you can watch the full interview

this week at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7. divers have recovered the body of a 7-year-old who drowned last week. the coastguard was called into the beach just before 8:00 on wednesday night. a three-year-old told them that his brother and mother were missing in the water. the mother's body was recovered that night. divers found the body of the seven-year-old just before noon yesterday. still ahead, bart buckles down. how it hopes to reduce crime starting this week. and here is a live look outside. still dark out there, 5:35 on this sunday morning. we'll check in with lisa when we get unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time,

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the cooked. some are concerned about how the floods are impacting the agricultural industry. what the damage could leave when it comes to our produce. >> the extent of storm damage to the largest food producing state will come at a cost but may take some time. >> usually if an event is going to have a big effect you'll see prices jump up immediately. and i have not yet seen that happen. >> the valley in central coast are some of the hardest hit areas of recent flooding but the nation's largest producers of lettuce, broccoli, and strawberries. smith a food economist says this could potentially reduce supply across the count ri country. >> many of these crops in the winter time here in california are grown in arizona or in mexico. >> smith said that means production is available in other locations that can fill the gap and mitigate a price impact. >> it will be maybe we'll pay a few dollars extra each week for

the next couple of months because of that particular event. but it's probably not something that most people will notice. >> while the exact impact to consumers is unknown, the impact to farm workers is unquestionable. >> the main message is this is a catastrophe. >> the organization center for farm workers families helped 500 people during their food and resource distribution event in watsonville. board member ortiz said the need is overwhelming. >> the drought had an impact on hours available and now with this flooding it's just going to decrease the amount of employment opportunities for farm workers. >> he says there will be less fields to work and less spaces to li. he stresses the need for more aid. >> the fact is all the donations from the public will not be able to resolve this situation. we need federal assistance, federal financial assistance.

>> let's get a check outside. more rain coming in just a few days. >> it's hard to believe but another tuesday, another storm as we look live outside you'll notice how clear it is the east bay temperatures hovering in the mid 40s due to a little bit of wind. but we'll see them continuing to drop off. so a cold start, a cool finish but lots of sunshine in between. i'll track what you can expect for the rest of the weekend and the week ahead, next. >> also next the warriors in line to get a piece of -- a key piece back for their playoff push. chris alvarez has more in the return coming up in sports. ♪ ♪ we're the ones getting it done. we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're on it with jardiance. join the growing number of people who are on it with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c,

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peyton ii could return for the first time since golden state reacquired him last month. steph curry made a surprise visits to young athletes in the east bay. >> good morning. it is hard to believe now but steph curry was once a lightly recruited three-star athlete coming out of high school. the generational talent and future hall of famer is giving prospects just like himself a chance to shine in the underrated basketball turn. what a great event. in oakland stefan surprising the campers with words of wisdom before the championship games this weekend. one of the many highlights, jenkins from georgia dunking over steph. that was simply amazing. the underrating tour shining a spotlight on the athletes giving them a platform to showcase those skills. >> for me obviously with the accomplishments and success i still carry the underrated

mindset and that is always built into me. i'll always look at things that way. now i can show the journey of what it took for me to carry that mindset with me every step of the way. >> a pretty good experience. not a lot of kids got picked to come to san francisco. i'm from georgia so it's a cool experience. >> we're going to look to bring in more players. how can we involve more players. so we're currently throwing around some ideas how to improve the tour to hopefully grow this to give more kids more opportunities to boys and girls to no longer be underrated. >> officially listed as probable for today's game against minnesota sure sounds like he is going to play. he has not played since the warriors reacquired him but he doesn't think it will be that hard to get back up to speed. aror riding a bike, adding a couple pegs, and get accustomed to them. i've been watching so i know

what guys like to do, so it's going to be like riding a bike. >> just that easy. elite #le in vegas, gonzaga and uconn. uconn up 7 at the break. gonzaga super star picked up his fourth foul and the huskies took advantage off the turnover. hoop and the foul. and the final moments of his college career right here gets a hug from coach. it's gonzaga's worst loss of the season by far. uconn wins. east regional in new york, a record 19 assists thursday against florida atlantic, hitting from range right there k-state with a lead but here comes fau martin. team high 17 and the owls go up 6 with three minutes to go. final seconds down 3. he gives it up, never got it back and they never get a shot

off. florida atlantic wins 79-76 advancing to their first ever final four. that is your look at sports. >> let's get a check of the forecast now, tuesday's our day we're keeping an eye on it. >> monday night in the north bay starting about 11:00 and we're going to see what we call that warm air invehicles, the -- and the heaviest rain along the front ahead of it and accompanying the front as it sweeps down into the bay area. through the overnight hours making for that nasty tuesday morning commute and the gusty winds. so here's a look right now the north winds allowing for the clear sky, the cold temperatures this morning, we have dropped the past hour into the mid 30s here. look at black hawk, 33, 36 in pleasant hill with 34 in danville. widening the view we have the mid 40s closer to the baykld, si

the hour two t degrees colder in the north bay. so we'll be seeing these temperatures drop off for the national weather service with us this morning through 9:00 and it has been extended into your monday morning. there's a look at some wind and that's another reason why we haven't seen the temperatures drop all that quickly. look outside, clear and looking forward to all the sun today. chilly this morning. sunshine this afternoon. temperatures as much as 5-10 below average but no biggie, we have a sunny afternoon. in fact some sun to start your monday before wind and rain move in. monday night. and then traverse the bay area through your tuesday into tuesday evening in the south bay. there's a look at the breezy winds throughout the afternoon and we'll be looking at wind gusts over 45 miles an hour to

55 with this storm system. so by tonight the wind advisories and probably the excessive rainfall watch coming into play as rainfall amounts have gone up at the latest forecast models. sunday, monday with sun, clouds increasing. there's a look at what you can expect for your tuesday morning commute some heavy downpours as this front pushes through the bay area. so it's going to be through the north bay by about 11:00, and then it's the rest of the day for the peninsula, the south bay. notice by 2:30 we still have rain the low snow levels could see an inch of snow. you can see the cold air here anywhere from 2500 feet snow levels and then passes through with more showers, chance of thunderstorms as well into tuesday and wednesday and here's a look at the rainfall totals that have gone up to over two inches in santa rosa close to that, notice san francisco an inch and three quarters, and

still some respectable amounts for liver mor and freemont close to an inch. so as we get through the rest of the middle of the workweek it is going to be soggy out there. the gustys, snow levels allowing for at least two feet of snow, possibly four in the mountains there with just treacherous conditions. so enjoy the dry day with upper 50s, sunshine, and it's cold tonight. we'll see the clear sky some wind out there but low 30s to the upper 30s in the forecast. late monday the rain arrives, tuesday, wednesday we could see a thunderstorm as the low departs and then dry and cool the rest of the week. looking forward to that break at the end of the next week. >> why the historic mel's diner is calling all fans ahead of a special event tomorrow.

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s hornet. there was also a ceremony remembering those who lost their lives. in the north bay some kids got to take part in a special easter egg hunt this weekend. 's the lighthouse for the blind and visually impaired. several families who have received companion dogs from the groups took part in the event. tomorrow in san francisco mel's drive-in is hosting a listening party. the diner will play e-lana all night titled did you know there was a tunnel under ocean boulevard. there's also a new milk shake, merchandise, and give away, happening at the restaurant on geary boulevard. both the singer and chain restaurant have a 1960s vibe.

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to the significant amount of rainfall we had. this is probably the most significant event we had during these winter storms. >> a race to reopen the road. big gas line leading to more storm related trouble. good morning it is sunday, march 26. i am liz kreutz here with m meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: we are starting off cool. temperatures continue to drop. nice view from our tower camera. 44, downtown. you can see the camera shaking. a bit of a breeze has kept those temperatures in the 40's. for our inland valleys it is cold.