captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. is making its return to the bay area tonight. how much you can expect where you live? lots of issues and lots of protests. bay area streets were filled with demonstrators today. we'll tell you what had them so angry. >> we didn't know what was going on. we heard pop, pop, pop, but i didn't know what it was. >> a chaotic scene in dallas.

what happened at a cheerleading championship that caused a huge stampede that injured several people. >> always live. abc seven news starts right now. >> good evening and thanks for joining i'm j.r. stone. we're going to start off with weather tonight. we saw some rain earlier in the evening in san francisco. and it looks like more is definitely on the way. abc seven weather anchor spencer christian tracking it for us and joins us live right now. >> all right j.r. you're right. we've had some rain. and there's more on the way overnight and into tomorrow. this is a level one storm. a light storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. so through tomorrow we expect periods of showers and light rain. breezy conditions with occasional gusts. there's a chance of an isolated thunderstorm or two. not a great chance, but we need to include that in case one does develop. and we have dangerous surf. now here's the forecast animation. starting at midnight, we'll have periods of shower activity swinging through the bay area until about noon tomorrow. after that, we get a brief break, but then by about 2 or 3 in the

afternoon, more showers start to swing through. should be all over by about 3 a.m. on monday, and rainfall totals by early monday morning will range anywhere from just under a 10th of an inch, up to about nearly half an inch in the wettest locations. meanwhile, i mentioned that hazardous beach conditions. we have a high surf advisory until 9 p.m. monday. wave heights may reach as high as 20ft. dangerous. skiing, skiing, surfing conditions and swimming conditions. obviously more on that a little bit later. j.r. >> spencer, thanks so much. we look forward to that happening now. hazardous beach conditions are hitting the coast. spencer talked a little bit about that. but this is a look from ocean beach today where some people were braving the rough conditions. experts are warning of an increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents this weekend. capitola closed its beach and wharf earlier today because of the high surf. police said numerous people had to be rescued this morning, so the decision was made to close both out of an abundance of caution. none of the people rescued were hurt.

you can track the rain this weekend with the abc seven bay area app. get the latest forecast and look at the same live doppler seven radar. our weather team uses. just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store or download it now. thousands of demonstrators rallied at hundreds of national park sites around the country today to protest extensive job cuts by the trump administration. cutbacks at federal agencies led to thousands of layoffs at national parks and forest service employees two weeks. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn gives us a closer look at the nationwide day of action. >> what do we want? rangers. when do we want them? now. >> it's a fight to save rangers and the national park service. >> long live the parks! long live the parks! >> on this saturday, protesters marched and rallied to protect all 433 u.s. national park sites. >> this is what democracy looks like.

>> hundreds gathered at yosemite national park. they're angry at elon musk and the department of government efficiency, laying off federal employees to cut federal spending. >> hey ho ho, elon musk has got to go. >> that's because nearly 1000 national park service employees and 3400 forest service employees were laid off on valentine's day. people like this guy. >> i was one of the people that was illegally terminated. we will get through this. we will have our day in court and i will be reinstated because this is not legal. >> people who love and support the national parks are worried about the immediate impact of staffing cuts. >> the conditions degrade when we don't have authority figures here to say, move along, organize the traffic. no, you can't park there. you got to pick up that trash. >> i'm not giving them the resources that they need. it's going to affect safety. it's going to affect how the park is ran. and the u.s. national park system. >> on this day of action, protesters turned out in mass at national parks across the

country. big groups also turned out to historic sites and recreation areas that included the rosie the riveter national historic park in richmond. >> we may not have the money, but we got the votes. we got the power. >> power to the people. >> power to the people. >> with the golden gate bridge in the background, hundreds of presidio supporters sang and marched at crissy field. people tell us they are frustrated by the trump administration's efforts to downsize the federal workforce, particularly when it impacts our parks. >> i think it's absolutely ridiculous and not well thought out. >> passionate park supporters. a plea to protect the parks and rangers. a protest to curb the cuts in san francisco, suzanne phan. abc seven news. >> in the east bay, hundreds rallied in dublin near a former women's federal prison with a notorious legacy. they protested a proposal by the trump administration to convert it into an immigrant detention facility. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard spoke

with activists and former inmates on why they are fighting back. >> no. ice in dublin. no ice in dublin. >> hundreds of protesters rallying on the streets of dublin, near the site of a former federal women's prison with a painful past. >> the buildings themselves are falling apart. they're toxic. they're full of mold and asbestos. it's also just a site of years of heinous abuse. it has become a symbol of sexual and physical abuse. >> a class action lawsuit filed by prisoner advocates led to the closure of the prison last year. but now the trump administration may be looking to reopen the facility as an ice detention center. this group says no. >> and to put people back in this physically unsafe place, it would just be inhumane. at fci. >> dublin must remain permanently closed. we oppose reopening the facility as any type of incarceration facility where humans are caged. >> nobody understands that the

severity, the trauma, the abuse that we went through is inhumane. >> i'm echavarria is a former inmate at the dublin prison. she says her treatment there was horrific. >> we as u.s. citizens went through horrific pain in there and abuse and retaliation. what are they going to do to these immigrants? >> so far, there are few details about how this federal prison could be repurposed in the future and when it might happen. u.s. immigration and customs enforcement officials have not responded to abc7's reqt for comment, but told the mercury news we can confirm that ice is exploring all options to meet its current and future detention requirements amid a significant number of criminal arrests. those arrests are part. >> transgender rights were the issue of the day at protests in san francisco. numerous executive orders have targeted the community, and today they push back. as abc seven news reporter tara campbell found, the activists feel it's their duty to fight for everyone, not

just those here in the bay area. >> trans people are welcome here. >> trans people are welcome here. >> in the heart of san francisco's historic transgender district. hundreds rallying saturday as the trump administration continues to take aim from attempts to ban gender affirming care for youth to eliminating all gender ideology terminology from federal government websites and applications. these rally goers refusing to be erased. >> as san franciscans and trans people who have the privilege of living here, it's our responsibility, i feel, to step up. >> the battle. going beyond state. >> lines, ready to fight for the rights of all transgender people. >> especially trans people who live in red states, who are having their health care taken away, who are being outed in schools, who are being banned from the military. for us to be as loud and as as well and as helpful as possible. >> san francisco has always been a beacon of counterculture in

the face of oppression. i feel like, you know, even in our darkest moments, there is still such a lively culture and counterculture. >> i think our role is going to be building community and creating a space for people to come to so that they can be safe, and also helping resource out to other communities for things that they need. >> thank you. >> the fight from one state and one generation to the next. >> given what's been going on not just lately, but historically. i've got to do my part. i can no longer hoy tongue. >> people are welcome here. >> really? just keep practicing what i want to pass on to the generations and showing up and creating space and showing size and numbers and power and community. >> to be an example for trans youth that we're here, we're fighting. we're never going to give up, and we're here to build power. >> no fear. >> tara campbell, abc seven

news. >> the new park on san francisco's great highway is now set to open on april 12th. today, local lawmakers and recreation and park crews made it official. the two mile park will be located between lincoln way and sloat boulevard. it was approved by voters on proposition k in november. now it needs to be named. the park will vote in a contest to decide which name to use. there's been more than 250 submissions, including the great parkway and the coastline. >> people know that this is a good thing for san francisco and that ten, 20, 30 years from now, people are going to look back and say, thank you for making this a reality. >> certainly has been some back and forth on this topic. and online vote begins on march 18th and will close on april 2nd, at which time the name will be announced. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. as if p-g-and-e's bills weren't high enough already, how much more customers can expect to start

paying this month? also experience the red carpet. we're counting down to the oscars. and we'll take you on the same walk many celebrities will be making tomorrow. and a little later, abc seven news reporter lyanne melendez accidentally stumbled upon the number one problem at a san francisco park. what happened when she confronted

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p-g-and-e's bill. customers face an increase this month due to higher charges for electricity. the utility says monthly bills will rise by an average of about $3 per month for the typical residential customer. in recent years, p-g-and-e's customers have seen monthly bills surge

dramatically. a temporary decrease could be on the way, depending on the outcome of a request that p-g-and-e's is expected to make of state regulators in the north bay. super burger is closing its windsor location. the popular hamburger made the announcement yesterday on facebook and gave no reason for shutting down. however, a sign says new burger joint will be taking over the location on old redwood highway. super burgers for other stations in sonoma county are restaurants that is are going to remain open. it got its start back in the 1950s in a shack in santa rosa on fourth street. well, the countdown is on where just less than 24 hours from hollywood's big night, the oscars, which will be right here on abc seven on sunday. so here's the rundown for your oscars sunday, right here on abc seven. our coverage begins with on the red carpet at 1230. that's followed by the oscars red carpet show at 330.

and then the oscars begin earlier than ever at 4 p.m, right here on abc seven. the stage is set the glitz, glamor and grandiose of hollywood are on full display as we await the final award show of the season. but we know the road to gold begins with red. the red carpet that is. abc seven mornings anchor amanda delcastillo is in hollywood to set the scene. >> here we are on the red carpet. this is where fashion and film collide. the show before the show. as people talk about, i'm going to give you the. red carpet. this is where fashion and film collide. the show before the show, as people talk about uh, i'm going to give you the point of view of a celebrity on oscars sunday,

starting with this step and repeat. the celebrities will walk in, take a few steps, turn and smile, get captured by a sea of reporters, a sea of photographers, everyone trying to get that best angle. come on, we'll continue. then talk about tt tv magic. this is that hallway that, let's say, publicists, family members, anyone who doesn't want to be photographed on that step and repeat will come through that way. you don't get them in the photos, but they'll continue on with the stars. and when we talk about the red carpet, we're talking about 900ft. i'll show you the sea of reporters will all be right here behind me, trying their best to get these stars to come over and answer a few questions. spend a

little time. i will be standing in this corner screaming, cynthia! ariana, come chat with me. then the stage. some of the bigger outlets are going to be on these risers, speaking with stars as they make their way into the dolby theater, which is just up the steps here. but let me turn. look at these statues up to 18ft tall. of course, the ones that are going to be handed out much smaller. then the stars will take this. turn the steps into the dolby theater just behind me. and a celebrities arrive here to the grand staircase, where 37 steps gets them into the dolby theater. come on.

that's your vip celebrity pov in hollywood. i'm amanda delcastillo, abc seven news. >> joined by spencer christian. right now, i think it's safe to say amanda is pretty excited on her job, so excitement. >> in her steps for the day as well. >> yes, and i think we realized that the carpet there is a little dirty. >> it needed a little cleaning, i think. >> maybe some vacuuming. before they get started. >> tomorrow, i think. so while they're doing that though, i'll show you what's going on with our weather. we've got a little bit of rainfall. as you may have noticed, if you've been out this evening and it's going to continue spotty rainfall overnight as this system sweeps on through, bringing us mainly light rain and showers. and then we'll get a little bit of clearing at the beginning of the week. it's also gusty in some spots right now. 28 mile per hour gusts in novato, 33 in oakland and 25 mile per hour gust in hayward. on we go to the 24 hour temperature change this afternoon. it was about 10 to 15 degrees cooler, generally across the bay area than yesterday afternoon. right now it's about 2 or 3 degrees warmer

than at this time last night across much of the area, except the inland east bay and down in the south bay. so on we go to current temperature readings. san francisco right here in the city, 52 degrees 53 a piece in oakland, hayward and redwood city, san jose, 55 and 52 at half moon bay, looking across the bay bridge from emeryville, 51 in santa rosa. right now 48 petaluma. we've got low to mid 50s at napa, fairfield and concord at 51 degrees in livermore. let's check out our forecast headlines through tomorrow. we expect periods of light rain and showers. we also have a high surf advisory. in effect the chance of dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves. with these wave heights elevated. and next week we'll have periods of light rain as well. so we have some active weather coming our way with little breaks here and there. let's focus on this high surf advisory, which will be in effect until 9:00 monday night. with increasing westerly swell breaking, waves could reach heights of 20ft. dangerous swimming and surfing conditions, obviously, and there's a possibility of some localized beach erosion. now we'll talk about our storm.

it's a relatively light storm, a level one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. so through tomorrow we expect periods of showers and light rain. it will be breezy to gusty at times. chance of an isolated thunderstorm or two, and on we go with the forecast animation starting at midnight. notice it's not a very well organized storm, but we'll see pockets of showers swinging through the bay area until about noon tomorrow. then we get a brief break, but again, a brief one because by about three in the afternoon we'll see another wave of scattered showers and light rain sweeping through and then sort of winding down going into early monday morning, making way for a sunny day on monday. rainfall totals will vary widely from just a few hundredths of an inch in many parts of the north bay and through the central bay area, to about just under a half inch in san jose and about a half inch over in san ramon. so some spots will be pretty wet. meanwhile, over in the siera winter weather advisory will be in effect until 4 p.m. monday. we're looking at mainly 2 to 5in of snow above 4500ft, but 6 to

11in of snow above 6000ft. overnight lows mid to upper 40s. highs tomorrow, mainly in the upper 50s. another relatively chilly day. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast notice. on monday we get a sunny day a bright sunny day, just a little bit of a bump in temperatures. then we expect showers again on tuesday and wednesday. and finally at the end of the week, friday and saturday, we get sunny skies with a significant warm up, temperatures climbing back into the upper 60s, but until then a little chilly and a little wet. >> so maybe bundle up and wear a coat if you're goinga watch party tomorrow night for the academy awards. >> exactly right. and carry an umbrella. >> carry an umbrella, a flashy one, right? >> why not? >> thanks so much, spencer. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. taking the plunge for a good cause. what made dozens of people brave enough to jump into the chilly bay? when

the cooler temperatures today could not stop a swim from a great course or a swim. that is for a great cause. in alameda, dozens of people took a dip in the cold water off crown memorial state beach as part of the special olympics five k run and polar plunge. the swim came after a run along the beach. proceeds from the event directly support special olympics of northern california programs for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. what a great cause right there. 40 niners trade away one of their star receivers, larry beil, is here with a preview of sports. >> j.r. deebo samuel has played his last game for the red and gold. traded to an nfc rival. and the niners did not get that much back in

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the warriors may be title contenders. without them, they have to fight and scratch for every win. that was the case tonight in philadelphia. butler out with back spasms and man was he missed. so no jimmy butler and no joel embiid who is out for the year for philly with a knee injury. warriors they got down early but they fight back. nice passing in

here. kevon looney jamming. he had ten points but the dubs got lit up by quentin grimes who was channeling his inner steph tonight. grimes is on fire. sixers came in having lost nine in a row. so a shock to see thp by 12 at the half. more grimes in the third quarter driving right past steph steve kerr says come on time out. grimes with a career high 44 points. dubs a late run. buddy hield to steph for the dunk, his first jam in over six years and said he's never doing that again. two minutes to play. curry gorgeous. no look pass to gp2 for the layup here. season high 13 assists for steph who also went for 29 points after his 56 point eruption in orlando. but these two possessions killed the warriors. grimes inside and then guerschon yabusele for three of his 18 off the bench sixers and the warriors five game winning streak 126, 119. >> we would like to make the playoffs. playoffs. talking about the finals. we just want to make the playoffs. >> and also you're.

>> talking about the finals. okay okay. >> besides jimmy we're we can still be a great basketball team. i feel like we just didn't come with any energy. i thought especially defensively, we came out flat compared to, you know, last game maybe we started rough, but we picked up and you know we fought back in the second half. but you just can't come out like that. no we. >> just didn't come with enough force. you know the guys uh- came out played really hard and made a lot of shots. and our defense has been really good over the, over the last ten, 15 games. and we weren't able to get stops. we've been able to hang our hats on getting stops. and it was tough for us in that first half. and that's why we got down. >> yeah. sixers end a nine game losing streak. blockbuster move by the 49 ers. deebo samuel is being traded to the washington commanders for only a fifth round draft pick. deebo has been such a big part of the niners offense. but approaching age 30 his production was way down last year. and the bottom line is the bottom line. deebo do almost 22 million next season. the niners don't want to pay him. and

brandon aiyuk a combined $50 million. so a salary dump. in essence the trade cannot be finalized until march 12th. college hoops. usf hosting gonzaga at chase center. the winner clinches second place in the west coast conference. dons trying to keep it close in the first half marcus williams. he's a really good player. steal and stuff. led all scorers with 28. but the zags pull away. ryan nembhard running around. gets loose. fade away 16 point lead still in the first half. and then he sets records in the second half. his 300th assist of the season. just the 18th player to do that in the last 30 years as the dons fall. big 9575. but usf gets a bye to the quarters in the wcc tournament starting next week. abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> larry, thank you so much. much more to come on. abc seven news at 11. chaos at a national cheerleading championship competition. what some parents did that started a stampede. also a scary looking emergency landing today involving a fedex

cargo plane. what happened that caused part of it

seven. news starts right now. >> now to the latest on the situation between the u.s. and ukraine. president zelenskyy is in london ahead of a summit involving european leaders. comes as sources say president trump is considering pausing military aid to ukraine. all this following that heated exchange at the white house on friday. abc's perry russom has the latest from new york. >> billions of dollars in military aid for ukraine in jeopardy following that altercation in the oval office between president trump, vice president j.d. vance and president zelensky. sources tell abc news the trump administration is strongly considering cutting off military support as ukraine fights for survival amid the ongoing war with russia. >> you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war three. >> zelenskyy was at the white house to sign an agreement giving the u.s. access to ukraine's mineral resources. that deal unsigned. >> i just want to get a deal done. and if the deal happens,

good. but you can't embolden somebody that does not have the cards. >> today, zelenskyy saying on social media, no one wants peace more than we do. it's a fight for our freedom, for our very survival. but we can't just stop fighting and not having guarantees that putin will not return tomorrow. the ukrainian president in london for a summit with european leaders, where he was welcomed like a hero. british prime minister keir starmer putting his arm around him, reiterating ukraine's key argument they can only accept a potential peace deal if there are security guarantees which prevent russia from attacking ukraine. >> to achieve what we both want to achieve, which is a lasting peace, a lasting peace for ukraine based on sovereignty and security for ukraine. >> this, as russian forces struck this residential building in the south in another ballistic missile attack, according to ukrainian officials. perry russom, abc news, new york. >> police say a fight between parents set off a frightening scene at a national cheer

competition in dallas. this is video of cheerleaders, as well as hundreds of spectators running out of the dallas convention center. the fight led to reports of an active shooter inside the building. those reports turned out to be false, but they were enough to abruptly shut down the competition and create a stampede as people rushed to safety. >> as soon as we started seeing everybody running uh- running over people, i just got my wife and my daughter and put them in a corner. just try to shield them off. but we didn't know what was going on. we heard pop, pop, pop, but i didn't know what it was. >> we didn't run. we hid behind pillars. >> you had. okay. you hid? >> yes. and we told everybody. get out of the way. if there's a shooter, they won't be able to hit the pillars. stand behind the pillars. take your kids out of the way. that's the most important thing. >> tense moments there. police say what sounded like gunshots turned out to be poles knocked over during the fight. they say ten people suffered injuries during the evacuation, but none are life threatening. developing news the vatican says pope

francis remains in stable condition after a setback in his recovery. the pontiff suffered a respiratory attack known as ad a bronchospasm friday. officials say since then, he's had no further problems. he does not have a fever and is alternating between mechanical ventilation and high flow oxygen therapy. the vatican says pope francis continues to be alert and oriented, receiving eucharist, then dedicating himself to prayer. a bird strike is being blamed for a fiery mid-air emergency for fedex cargo plane. the plane had to make an emergency landing in new jersey after a bird strike caused an engine fire that could be seen from the ground. you can see the video right here. the plane landed at newark liberty international airport. there were no reported injuries, and fire on the cargo plane was contained to the engine. the emergency landing caused air traffic control around the airport to be briefly halted as a precaution. still ahead on abc

seven news at 11. a rather private matter done in public. we're asking questions after people get caught in the act at a park. >> i'm spencer christian. we've got a level one storm swinging through the bay area, producing some light rain and showers. i'll have details on that and the accuweather seven day forecast in just a

one problem public urination has been banned in san francisco for more than 20 years. but that does not mean that people don't see it or smell it. despite the ban, there are serious problems. specifically at one park. abc seven news. building a better bay area reporter lyanne melendez, shows us what she found. >> reporter the stench in this section of portsmouth square is intolerable and offensive. years of public urination have left their mark on this now corroded

pole. when we looked below, we discovered the source of the foul smell. men urinating in a barren space of the park, home to dozens of rat burrows. this is not a designated pissoirs. those french public outdoor bathrooms. in fact, portsmouth square has bathrooms opened to the public only a few feet away and maintained by recreation and park crews. there is no semblance of privacy here or shame. there is so much accumulated urine that on one corner there is moss growing on the top. the san francisco health department would not tell us if this represented a health issue for the community, because they say they have never received a single complaint. the question that comes to mind is, what in the heck is going on here? and how is this even allowed? danny sartor is the new supervisor for district three, which represents chinatown. what

can we do to stop it? >> yeah, i think there's two things i think we actually have to look at. making sure that our existing facilities, our restrooms are in good shape, that they're not closed, that people know where they are with signage and with good lighting. and then on the other side, if people are doing this, you know, the park rangers need to make sure that they stop that, whether it's a verbal warning at first or maybe even up to a citation. >> san francisco banned public urination in 2002. at the time, supervisor tony hall said the vote by the board, quote, demonstrated we live in a civilized society. anyone violating the ban can be fined between 50 and $500. we asked police if they have ever cited anyone here or anywhere in san francisco. police told us at this time they don't have this data compiled. portsmouth square is run by rec and park. that department issued a statement reminding us that the square has, quote, some of the best maintained and most heavily used

restrooms in our entire park system. so why pee outside? so we're going to try to ask this individual why he is urinating in public. we waited until he was done with his business. excuse me sir. hi, we're with abc news. my name is lyanne melendez. i wanted to ask you. you realize there are public bathrooms upstairs, but you choose to urinate here. could i ask you why? >> okay. thank you, thank you. thank you. yeah. do you. why do you urinate here? >> he just simply walked away. portsmouth square is not the only park in san francisco with its share of peeing individuals. garfield square in the mission hosts many day laborers who were at one time urinating outside, despite also having a public bathroom inside the park. the city has since put a pit stop at the request of neighbors franklin square at 17th, and bryant has a sign at the

entrance of the park welcoming people to use this pit stop. instead of relieving themselves in the bushes. but nowhere was outdoor peeing so common than at dolores park. also in the mission. people often traded in the use of the bathrooms for these bushes while surrounded by the comfort of nature. until the park's renovation, included a french invention. that's where we met harris loeser. it was here at the top of the hill, that we engaged in an amicable conversation about the park's beloved pissoirs. >> i come here during the week to during the week to read, and it's a world class spot. it's great to, you know, be able to relieve oneself. >> dolores park has bathrooms on each side of the park, but at times not convenient for those enjoying the park at the top of the hill. >> a piece of wire increases the capacity. it takes the pressure

off the bathrooms, which are used by largely by females and people who have to do number two. >> i wish there were more, because sometimes a line will form and it's kind of it can be harder to do it efficiently when there's a line behind you. >> the city has plans to renovate portsmouth square starting as early as fall 2025. rec and park told us the plans include additional restrooms in the renovated clubhouse. but if you build them, will they use them? leon melendez, abc seven news. >> moving along. a new study suggests china's mars rover may have found evidence of an ancient beach on the red planet in 2021. the rover landed in an area called utopia basin, which dates back about 4 billion years ago. it's located near a series of ridges that scientists say may represent the remnants of a shoreline. radar detected structures similar to layered

beaches on earth. the study was published in the journal proceedings of the national academy of sciences. interesting stuff. joined by spencer christian. very interesting outside. just wet enough that if you don't have an umbrella or coat, you're going to end up drenched. >> is what we call nuisance rain. not, not not a drencher. here's a look at what's happening on that. not total though. we've got a high surf advisory as well as the rainfall right now. this is in effect until 9 p.m. monday. uh- wave heights are elevated. it could reach heights of 20ft. dangerous swimming and surfing conditions. obviously, the rainstorm that we have right now is a weak level, a light, i should say. level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale through tomorrow. we'll see a periods of showers, light rain. it will be breezy, a chance of an isolated thunderstorm or two. here's the forecast animation starting at midnight. during the overnight hours, we'll see pockets of showers swinging through. by midday tomorrow we'll get a little bit of a break, but a brief one late afternoon. the showers reorganize and swing through again. then it starts to clear overnight

tomorrow night into monday morning. rainfall totals will generally be under a quarter of an inch, with a couple of exceptions that will in some of the wetter spots. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so level one through tomorrow. sunny and fairly mild. certainly dry on monday. but then the wet pattern starts again on tuesday, continues through wednesday. and then at the end of the week, friday and saturday, we'll see sunny skies and high temperatures bouncing back up into the mid to upper 60s. >> good oscar viewing weather. >> that's exactly right. sty home and watch the oscars right here on abc seven. >> you got it. thanks so much. >> okay. >> here's larry with the preview of sports. >> in sports the warriors lost in philly. but steph curry did something we have not seen in years. his first dunk since the 2019 season and likely his last. but without jimmy butler it was steph against the world again. that's to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home.

so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in our hearts. i mean, it's worrisome. [dog barks] [dog barks]

what would y'all name this chapter of y'all life? probably family. family, why is that? buenos dias, buenos dias. la comunidad es el corazón del barrio. pues sin ella no hay vida, no hay esperanza. everything that i'm doing is for my family. yeah. las mismas cosas que yo quiero para mi hijo las quiero para los niños de la comunidad. (♪)

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from their role players in a 126, 119 loss in philly. now gary payton, the second did all he could. gp 215 points on seven of 11 shooting and seven rebounds in 23 minutes. the 15 points off the bench that ties his season high. his biggest impact definitely on the glass. getting the gritty buckets that the warriors definitely needed. of course he always plays great d after the game. our jason dumas caught up with gp to. >> yeah man, it was one of those games you got battled all the way back, but you couldn't quite get over the hump. what was it about you know the sixers that night i know it's the nba. people make shots. you got to tip your cap. but what could you guys have done differently. >> just take care of the ball early. you know it was it was tough battling you know uphill the rest of the half. but you know we made a stretch run. grimes got it going. so you know it's just one of those games that just got away from us. >> i've been watching you from afar this year, man. you've been

playing well. you're bouncy. how's the body feeling? >> oh it's great. i feel like a new a new guy. kind of in the sense of this year. took care of my body this summer, you know, just came out. wanted to be available for coach and the rest of the guys. so, you know, that's what i'm doing. >> and i know back in the bay, a lot of people have probably asked you this, but you know, from afar, obviously you guys have been playing much better basketball with jimmy. just how has he galvanized the crew? and you know, what have you guys taken from him to kind of up your game moving forward? >> we just got another outfit, you know. and you know when you got three offers the other two when jimmy got here followed and just the rest of the rest of the crew followed and, you know, piggyback off of what he does. he's a winner. he fights, he's aggressive. and i think that just gave us our team just a little more boost and umph on both sides of the court. >> all right g man. good seeing you, bro. appreciate you brother. all right larry, back to you. >> thank you. jason. senior night in moraga. the 23rd ranked gaels ending the regular season hosting oregon state. augustus marshall is leading the way with 25 points. gaels never quite ran

away with it. the beavs got within four in the second half, but never closer. the dagger from marshall rainbow to beat the shot clock. splash 7664. gaels. they finished 17 and one in the west coast conference. best conference record ever for them. and they don't play for over a week. they have a bye to the semifinals of the wcc tournament. also senior day on the farm. stanford trying to stop smu's fringe ncaa tournament, hopes the ponies take the lead in the second half. a 13 zero run off the stanford miss. it's down the floor and caps it off, but the cardinal would recover. benny geller had 17 points off the bench taking it to the cup. and stanford has the lead for good. and the capper? off the miss, the acc's leading scorer, maxime reno, with authority. stanford wins 7368, their 19th victory of the season. cal bears had lost seven of eight coming in trying to get a senior day win over boston college. monty sissoko made sure thed that his first ever 20 point game, and it comes in his last game at has 21 points and 15 boards. the bears win 8271 and

clinch a spot in the acc tournament to the ice. we go sharks visiting the senators in ottawa. nice chain kid. second period sharks on the power play. tyler toffoli fires at the net and scores from the sharp angle, tying it up at one a piece. and then later in the period, sharks on another power play. timothy liljegren grip it and rip it the slapshot past linus ullmark. two two game in the third. vitek vanecek. oh, no! caught behind the net and tim stutzle is there. easy peasy. 19th goal of the season for him. four third period goals for the sens and they win five three. let's kick it. quakes and kc where they had not won since 2015. just three minutes in. josef martinez up to chicho orango and he shoots and scores. one nil in a hurry for san jose. then in the 19th minute, off the corner, it's martinez to make it two nothing. and though the quakes were down a man for most of the second half, they do hang on to win two one. a much improved squad. bruce arenas working miracles

down in san jose. it's their first two zero start since 2017. abc seven sports, sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> larry, thank you so much. that's it for tonight i am j.r. stone abc seven news continues tomorrow