now abc seven mornings live. >> right now at six, you're waking up to rain across parts of the bay area, and it's bringing dangerous conditions along the coast. the impact in capitola that led to several rescues and officials shutting down the wharf. plus the governor declaring a state of emergency. the proclamation he issued this weekend to fast track wildfire prevention efforts. then the red carpet has been rolled out. it's a big night in hollywood, and we're just hours away from this year's oscars. the anticipation leading into tonight's big event. good morning everybody. it's sunday, march 2nd. i'm curious if they're going to put up the tent at all. how's it looking? i have to check the weather there because i've been keeping track

of hours. we're certainly seeing the rain this morning. yes. for example, san francisco got nine hundredths of an inch so far, but san jose has had zero. well, though, they might be getting some right now. so we're going to see shower activity move through the bay area for this level one light storm on our storm impact scale. we could see a slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm as well this morning. and as stephanie mentioned, dangerous surf conditions with some beach erosion. 7:00 this morning, temperatures still in the 40s. and then by lunchtime we'll be in the 50s. it's going to be a cooler day. but what you'll notice is we'll get breaks from the rain. in fact, just some cloud cover, maybe even some pockets of some sun rays peeking through. there will be a few pop up showers in the afternoon and evening, but not too much. though most of the activity will fall during the morning hours and then tomorrow, looking dry and sunny before some more rain is heading back our way. and i'll show you that with the

accuweather seven day forecast coming up shortly. stephanie. all right, francis, thank you. well, the countdown is on. we're just hours away from hollywood's biggest night, the oscars, which will be right here on abc seven. a lot of people will be watching tonight's show in the comfort of their own home, or one of the many watch parties being held across the bay area. and of course, there's a lot of buzz around the most nominated films we're talking about. amelia perez, wicked conclave and nora the brutalist, just to name some. so the big question is who will be taking home the night's biggest prize? abc news reporter zohreen shah has a look at what we can expect. >> it's one of the most unpredictable award show seasons in recent memory. >> i probably should have listened to my publicist and wrote a speech or something. >> i love. >> even with amelia perez. wicked and conclave leading the pack. anything could happen. >> when you look at the acting categories, we have 13 first time nominees, which is remarkable. it's one short of the record of having the most

first time nominees ever. and i think what we see here is the academy that's really open to new faces and new talent. >> and those new faces are not just for acting. >> that's true for every artist in the movie. >> but across categories. >> they also bleed into the director's category. the directors that are nominated, the five of them are all first time nominated directors. first time that that's happened since 1970. so i feel really hopeful for the future of the business. >> part of the reason is because of the changing academy. >> there's been 5000 people added to the academy in the last decade. >> and that's why it's been hard for some experts to make predictions. >> for two years running, we've had two non-english-language movies get into best picture. that was unheard of. so the taste and the palates are are changing. >> also a newcomer to the oscar stage. conan o'brien hosting for the first time. >> i think that's a big misconception, is that you're

hoping everything goes perfectly. i'm someone who hopes that things sometimes go a little off the rails, because that's where the real memorable moments happen in late night television and on the oscars. so i'm going to plan for some terrible, terrible mistakes. >> the oscars also coming just a few months after those devastating wildfires. conan o'brien was one of those people who was displaced, reporting from hollywood. zohreen shah, abc news. >> 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, of course, the oscars begin at 4 p.m. right here on abc seven. and our own amanda delcastillo is in hollywood, hollywood, and will join us live later today and tomorrow. as frances mentioned, we're seeing a change in the weather. that dangerous surf brought some pretty intense moments in capitola. yesterday, the city

closed its beach and wharf because of the high surf. police said numerous people had to be rescued. so the decision was made to close both out of an abundance of caution. thankfully, none of the people rescued were hurt, but you could see plenty of debris ashore. dangerous surf conditions are expected to continue through tomorrow, and the hazardous beach conditions also stretch closer to home. this is a look from ocean beach, where some people were braving the rough conditions. experts are warning of an increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents this weekend. we're following breaking news in san jose. police are currently on the scene of an investigation where a car hit and killed a pedestrian. it's happening on south white road near mount pleasant high school. officers say when they arrived, they located a man in the road with major injuries. and we're told he later died. south white road is currently closed in both directions from mount mckinley drive to rocky mountain drive. we're following new details on

the two car crash in danville that killed a person and injured three others. authorities say the crash involved a truck that overturned when it collided with a minivan. it happened along sycamore valley road at camino ramon around 115 yesterday. there was an adult driver and two other passengers in the truck, including another adult and a teen. the adult passenger did not survive. both drivers and the teen suffered minor injuries. new. this morning, governor gavin newsom has proclaimed a state of emergency for california's forest fires. the announcement is newsom's latest push to fast track fire prevention efforts. his proclamation includes suspending certain environmental regulations, such as the coastal act and california's environmental quality act. newsom says these acts have slowed down critical forest management projects. and this, of course, comes after the devastating fires burned through los angeles county in january. thousands of demonstrators

rallied at hundreds of national park sites across the country to protest extensive job cuts by the trump administration. cutbacks at federal agencies led to thousands of layoffs of national park and forest service employees about two weeks ago now. abc seven news reporter suzanne thorn 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. >> on the parks. long live the parks! >> on the 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. >> they. hope 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. >> not giving them the resources that they need is 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. >> following developing news overseas, israel has halted all incoming aid to the gaza strip in an attempt to get hamas to accept the latest ceasefire agreement. all goods and supplies were stopped this morning after its humanitarian assistance expired yesterday. israel warns of even more consequences if hamas does not accept an extension to the first phase of the ceasefire. the militant group is accused of trying to stall the truce. hamas has since called israel's move a cheap extortion and war crime.

well, some scary moments took place at a national chair competition that's currently underway in dallas. and we know some people from the bay area are participating this year. police say there was initially a fight between parents. take a look. this is video of all the cheerleaders as well as hundreds of spectators just running out of the dallas convention center. the fight led to reports of an active shooter inside the building, but those reports turned out to be false. but they were enough to abruptly shut down the competition and create a stampede as people rush to safety. police say what sounded like gunshots turned out to be poles knocked over during that fight. they say ten people suffered injuries during the evacuation, but none are life threatening. hundreds gather for a protest near a former women's federal prison in dublin. their calls to stop a plea by the trump administration to convert it into an immigrant detention facility. we'll have all that

coming up. francis. here's a live shot from mount tam, where we've had gusts up to 25mph. it's going to be a breezy day. we have showers throughout the bay area, mainly during the morning hours. i'll let you know how much rain you can expect when we'll get a break. and i'll have the accuweather seven day forecast. plus, take a look at this scary sight in the sky. a fedex plane on fire. what happened? just moments before the pilot was forced to make an emergency landing. then the history on the moon. what? a lunar lander from a company based here in the all day big deal meal. choose from 4 delicious entrées and 5 tasty sides with a drink. oh, and nobody else includes breakfast items all day. just this guy. at jack, every bite's a big deal! welcome to jack in the box!

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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're 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 sight 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 varvara 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's 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 abc news request 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 of a nationwide immigration crackdown by the trump administration. >> we can say the issue is urgent. things could happen very

quickly, and we know concretely that ice has toured this facility more than once. >> immigrants are welcome here. no hate, no hate. >> activists say they plan more protests in the future. in dublin. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> well, the new park on san francisco's great highway is now set to open on april 12th. local lawmakers and recreation and parks 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 back in november. now it needs to be named. the public will vote in a contest to decide which name to use, and 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. >> an online vote begins on

march 18th and will close on april 2nd, at which time the name will be announced. new. this morning, a private company from the u.s. has landed on the moon delivering experiments for nasa. firefly just became the first commercial company in history to achieve a fully successful moon landing. its lunar lander, blue ghost, touched down overnight. a half an hour after that landing, blue ghost started to send back pictures from the surface and you're looking at them. the first one, a selfie somewhat obscured by the sun's glare. two other companies, landers, also planned to go to the moon, with the next expected later this week. very neat. well, everyone is still talking about warriors star steph curry after his incredible night last week, putting up 56 points that topped his previous season high of 38. and now, of course, he's making headlines again, but this time for a move he has not done in

six years. take a look. the warriors on the road in philly taking on the 76 ers. yesterday the assistant coach told curry he wanted to see a dunk. and yes in the fourth quarter of the game he found himself in the perfect spot. curry jumping up and stuffing it in one handed into the hoop. take a look at this. incredible. curry's dunk was the 27th of his career. and he also says it will likely be his last. what a legend. all right. turning to the forecast frances. steph curry isn't he just inspires me every time anytime i think he can get better. it's like he amazes us. i yeah, it's almost like he's just playing on on a basketball or in a. >> basketball game. as if he's playing in his backyard. just having fun out there. and hopefully you will be able to have some fun this afternoon outside, because we will get some breaks in the showers right now. live doppler seven showing us some shower activity in parts of the north bay, and there was some shower activity that moved

through livermore and is starting to head east. it's already starting to die down a little bit. live shot of the golden gate bridge shows you some slick roads. temperatures on the cooler side today in san francisco only 48 right now. oakland 50, hayward and san jose 49. also redwood city and half moon bay at 50 degrees. and this time we're checking out the east bay live shot in walnut creek. north bay numbers have cooled down mid 40s in some spots, like santa rosa and petaluma and fairfield and concord are in the upper 40s. livermore at 46 degrees. so it is looking really pretty across the bay bridge right now. and we're getting a little bit of some breaks in the cloud cover. and here's what you need to know for the forecast. so light rain and showers continue mainly during the morning hours. there's also high surf advisory still in effect through tomorrow. this is causing rip currents and some sneaker waves that you want to look out for. and then this week we'll still see some more periods of light rain. i'll show you that with the accuweather seven day forecast. so 7:00 this morning our futurecast shows that we could still see some showers through the north bay.

and as the system continues to move east, notice by about 1:00 this afternoon we'll get some breaks in the cloud cover, some drying out, and then a few pop up showers may still show up during the evening hours, but then tomorrow morning we'll wake up to mostly dry conditions. it will be much cooler and we'll get more sunshine and also rainfall estimates. they really range. this is not a great predictor by each city, but generally most places are getting anywhere from a few hundredths of an inch up to a quarter at most. so with that high surf advisory in effect until tomorrow night, just look out for some waves, possibly up to 20ft, and there will be really rough surf and possibly more localized beach erosion. we're also getting some snow in the sierra right now, and there is a winter storm advisory until 1:00 tomorrow, so carry your chains. be prepared for some delays. we could see up to a foot of snow above 6000ft, and then maybe even up to 15in in some of the peaks and also slick

roads. so be extra careful if you want to avoid driving to and from tahoe after 1:00, tomorrow will be a safer bet. highs today, you'll notice, are much cooler temperatures only in the 50s, with the exception of fairfield at 61, san francisco 57, oakland and san jose at 58 degrees. and make sure the kids bundle up for school tomorrow. it is going to be chilly. temperatures only in the mid 40s, even some upper 30s in parts of the north bay. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so after the morning showers and the isolated thunderstorm chance, we'll start to dry out. mostly sunny for tomorrow. and then we have another light system coming in tuesday afternoon into wednesda. may continue possibly into thursday, then looking drier for next weekend. >> all right. like the sound of that, we get a little break in between on monday. >> yes, yes, it's going to be nice. things can dry out. >> all right. thank you francis. all right. still to come. we have more information on sending

troops to the border. thousands now headed to the us. mexico border. the new order by the pentagon. and what their mission will be in the

nominated r&b singer angie stone was killed in a car crash in alabama. the artist was best known for being a member of the all female hip hop trio the sequence, and known for the hit song wish i didn't miss you. stone was scheduled to perform at the halftime show of the central intercollegiate athletic association men's championship basketball game on saturday. she was 63 years old. we're following developing news. the vatican says pope francis remains stable after a setback in his recovery. the pontiff suffered a respiratory attack known as a bronchospasm on friday. officials say since then, he's had no further problems and he also does not

have a fever. he's now alternating between a mechanical ventilation treatment or a high flow oxygen therapy treatment. the vatican says pope francis continues to be alert and oriented, and he rested comfortably overnight. well, the u.s. is on the brink of its largest active duty troop presence at the southern border in years. the trump administration is sending 3000 more troops to the southern border over the next few weeks. this deployment will bring the total number of troops securing that area to 9000. it's all part of president trump's border policy to crack down on illegal immigration. trump alluded to military action in mexico if they don't secure the border themselves. the secretary of state doubled down, not ruling out u.s. military action. >> preference would be from the department of states perspective. my preference would be that we can work with the mexicans on this issue cooperatively. >> trump has also threatened to put 25% tariffs on mexico and

canada starting on tuesday, if they don't agree. both mexico and mexico, that is in canada, have made efforts by sending 10,000 troops to the border. a bird strike is being blamed for a fiery midair emergency landing for a fedex cargo plane. the plane had to make that emergency landing in new jersey after their bird strike caused an engine fire that could be seen from the ground. the plane landed at newark liberty international airport. there were no reported injuries, and the fire on the cargo plane was contained to the engine. the emergency landing caused air traffic around the airport to be briefly halted as a precaution. very scary. well, still to come on abc seven mornings a protest over transgender rights in san francisco. the calls, as numerous executive orders, have targeted the community. plus, a new executive order from president trump, what he's calling the official language of the united states. then

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seven mornings live. >> right now at 630. we are just hours away from the most anticipated night in hollywood. from the glitz to the glamor. we have everything you need to know about this year's oscars. as celebrities prepare to walk that red carpet, it's beautiful to see it all rolled out, frances. and we know they have that tent just in case. possibility for showers this morning, but. yeah, yeah. >> in fact, they might be getting some showers right now. only a few hundredths of an inch. also should be dry this

afternoon, but i think the stars will be challenged with more. the windy conditions and the breezy conditions managing their outfits and their hairdos. here's a look at live doppler seven satellite radar image. so we are seeing the shower activity start to wind down a little bit, and we did get a few hundredths of an inch of rain in many areas. so it is a light storm today on our exclusive storm impact scale. level one showers, light rain, breezy conditions with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. we haven't seen any yet. there is some dangerous surf though that continues at the beaches. so 7:00 this morning. temperatures in the 40s. and then notice by lunchtime if you have plans to go out, it will be cool and breezy, but mostly dry. temperatures in the mid 50s. there may still be a few pop up showers during the evening hours, and temperatures will start to cool down in the 40s by 9:00 this evening. but you'll notice most of that shower activity is happening now and

should be dying down by about lunchtime. stephanie. >> all right. frances. thank you. well, speaking of, the countdown is on, and we are just hours away from hollywood's biggest night, the oscars, which will be right here on abc seven tonight. the stage is set. the glitz, the glamor, the grandiose of hollywood are all on full display as we await the final awards show of the season. but we know the road to gold begins with the red. the red carpet that is abc seven mornings anchor amanda delcastillo is in hollywood to set the scene. >> we are 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 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 that 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. walking, i'll show you this sea of reporters will all be right here behind me, trying their best to get these stars to come over, 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 aft 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. >> so much fun. you got to love the music too. so here's the

rundown for your oscars today right here on abc seven. as we've been telling you, our coverage begins with on the red carpet at 1230. again, that's followed by the oscars red carpet show at 330. then the oscars begin earlier than ever at 4 p.m, right here on abc seven. all right. california's insurance commissioner is looking into why state farm insurance asked to raise its homeowner policy rates by 22%. he sat down with the company to ask questions this past week. and according to the commissioner. state farm is worried about its ability to pay out all of its claims after the southern california wildfires. state farm is the largest insurer here in california and across the country. two years ago, they started to stop writing new policies to homeowners, and last year they refused to renew thousands of existing policies. we're seeing a lot of that here in the bay area. critics say state farm will have to prove themselves to secure a rate increase. >> they've had rate increase after rate increase, and there's

a process in california to make sure that the rate increases are fair and fair for californians. when you're looking at such a big number up to a $600 increase, we just really think you need to go through the process and make sure that it's going to be the right number and fair for californians and protect them. >> state farm wants to increase homeowner policies by 22%. as i mentioned earlier, for condo owner policies and renters, it's 15%. and then specifically for rental dwellings, it's up to as much as 38%. transgender rights are focused during a day of protest here in san francisco. numerous executive orders have targeted the community, and they pushed back. abc seven news reporter tara campbell is following the story. >> 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. >> no. >> 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, 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 hold my tongue. >> and 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. >> several bay area cities have signed on to a sanctuary city lawsuit against the president. san jose, oakland and emeryville are now a part of the lawsuit originally filed by santa clara

and san francisco. the lawsuit was originally filed on february 7th, in an attempt to block an executive order to withhold federal funding from local and state governments that refuse to aid federal immigration officials. dozens of bay area cities considered themselves sanctuary cities to immigrants living in the country illegally. still ahead this morning, an experience for beatles fans. how you can take a walk through the eyes of paul mccartney in a new exhibit in san francisco. and we'll take you outside for this live look from our south beach camera. you see the traffic moving along nicely. it's looking a little gloomy out as we're tracking this light level

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george stephanopoulos, a powerhouse roundtable. george sits down with ukrainian ambassador to the us, the british ambassador to the us, and the president and ceo of the international rescue committee. you can watch the full interview on this week with eight with george rather at 8:00 this morning, right here on abc seven. all right. beetle mania is about to hit the bay area, and this weekend, a new exhibit opened at the deyoung museum here in san francisco, featuring photos taken by paul mccartney. take a look. the images document the year leading up to a concert here in the bay area back in 1964, and you'll see everything from local venues in liverpool to the ed sullivan show to the screaming crowds as the band traveled the world. abc seven news anchor dan ashley spoke to the curator of the exhibit, sally martin katz. >> these photographs throughout the exhibition were taken during the height of beatlemania, but

there we're experiencing it as they're discovering their superstardom. so we, as visitors, get to come along for the ride. and that's really exciting. >> and you really are getting a firsthand view of the ride. mccartney traveled with a 35 millimeter camera and snapped the photos as he was experiencing life in real time. and katz says that's part of the magic of this collection. >> exactly. some of these pictures actually resemble, you know, holiday snapshots or show, you know, vacation photos. vacation photos. he's a tourist. i mean, this this was his first time coming to the us. and you have to think they're also 21 years old. these are for, you know, best friends who are 21. so the pictures are playful. they're whimsical. >> if you want to go, the deyoung advises booking tickets ahead of time to make sure you are able to get in. well, still ahead this morning, some nfl news involving the 40 niners

where deebo samuel is now headed and what the team is expected to get in exchange. francis. >> well, gray skies over san francisco. we had some shower activity moving through. we'll continue to see showers, mainly during the morning hours. i'll have rainfall totals in the accuweather seven day forecast coming

manfred is considering a petition to have pete rose removed from baseball's ineligible list. that's according to our sister network, espn. yesterday, president trump said he would pardon the baseball legend in the next few weeks and criticized the mlb for barring rose from the baseball hall of fame. in 1989, rose was banned from baseball for life for betting on games while managing the cincinnati reds by the then commissioner a, but bartlett giamatti. mlb's all time hit leader, passed away

last september at the age of 83. well, in sports, the san francisco 49 ers have agreed to send standout wide receiver deebo samuel to the washington commanders in exchange for a fifth round pick. abc seven sports director larry beil has a look in your morning sports. >> good morning everybody. with jimmy butler the warriors may be legit title contenders. without him they have to fight and scratch for every win. that was the case in philadelphia. butler out with back spasms. and man was he ever missed. so no jimmy butler and no joel embiid. he's out for the rest of the year for philly with a knee injury. they lost nine straight coming in. warriors got down early but they fight back. nice interior passing gpt2 to kevon looney. looney had ten points but the dubs got lit up by quentin grimes who was channeling his inner steph curry, making shots all over the place. he was on fire. sixers came in, as i said, having lost nine in a row. so a shock to see them up by 12 at the half. moore grimes in the third quarter driving and

scoring steve kerr says time out please. grimes a career high 44 points. dubs make a run. steph curry his first jam in over six years and likely his last two minutes of play. curry gorgeous no look dish to gpt2 for the layup. season high 13 assists for steph. it went for 29 after his 56 point eruption in orlando. but these possessions killed the warriors late. grimes with a bucket inside of course. next possession guerschon yabusele for three of his 18 off the bench. the sixers and the warriors five game sizzle 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 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. >> blockbuster moved by the 49 ers. deebo samuel star wide receiver being traded to washington for a fifth round draft pick. deebo has been such a big part of this niner offense. but approaching age 30 his production was down last year. only three receiving touchdowns. 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 plus. this trade cannot be finalized until march 12th. college hoops. usf hosting gonzaga at chase center. the winner clinching second place in the west coast conference. dons trying to keep it close in the first half marcus williams. this dude can play steal and stuff. he led all scorers with 28, but the zags would pull away. ryan

nembhard running around makes it a 16 point lead and there were still in the first half and sets this record in the second half. his 300th assist of the season, just the 18th player to do that in the last 30 years. the dons fall 9575. usf, though, does get a bite of the quarters in the wcc tournament starting this week. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody i'm larry beil. >> all right. thank you larry. well you're waking up to rain in parts of the bay area. let's check in with frances. yeah. stephanie, we're. >> still seeing some shower activity around the bay area. you can see those areas highlighted in green there, just near san francisco. and some other showers have moved east of livermore. also some snow in the sierra. this system is bringing us some breezy to gusty conditions. nevada. right now, winds gusting up to 22mph. and it was very breezy and it will continue to be along the coast throughout the day. but we're seeing little breaks in the cloud cover right now. as you can see from our golden gate bridge camera. temperatures are

in the upper 40s and low 50s. so in san francisco it's 48, oakland is 50, hayward, san jose 49. also redwood city, half moon bay, 52 degrees, and this time in san jose. we are still seeing some gray skies. they've only had one hundredths of an inch during the showers this morning. santa rosa and parts of the north bay. we're seeing 40. petaluma 43 and upper 40s right now. napa. fairfield. concord. livermore at 45 degrees. here's a live shot in santa cruz where we have more gray skies. and as stephanie mentioned, we still have those dangers. high surf conditions. so today we're seeing some light rain and some showers, mainly during the morning hours. we'll get a little bit of a break and then we may still see a few hours. few showers later on this evening. so the high surf advisory does cause some rip currents and some sneaker waves. and then this week, we still have several more periods of light rain in the accuweather seven day forecast. so futurecast in the next hour we

could see some more rainfall, maybe heavier rainfall through parts of the north bay coast. and then as you notice, the system continues to move east and it wraps around after lunch. it's really starts to dry out, although a few pop up showers may be possible in the evening hours during the evening, especially along the san mateo county coastline, and then tomorrow morning waking up to some dry and clear conditions, which does make for a chilly start. so rainfall estimates really range from a few hundredths of an inch up to a quarter of an inch for most areas in san francisco. we've actually already gotten a 10th of an inch. and then the areas that might see the most rainfall, like mount tam middle peak, already has had almost half an inch of rain. so we also get snow in the sierra with the system and up to a foot of snow above 6000ft. carry chains plan on delays, and this winter storm advisory will expire 1:00

tomorrow. so highs today are cooler with the system only in the 50s generally for everyone. san francisco 57, oakland, san jose 58. and then tomorrow it's going to be chilly in the north bay, with some numbers dropping as low as the upper 30s. lots of mid 40s around the bay area tomorrow morning. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so morning showers already starting to taper off a bit. mostly sunny. tomorrow we get a break before our next system arrives tuesday and wednesday, but it's also a level one light system. >> all right. thank you francis. well, still to come, we have the seven

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kind of happy the i-just-found-my- new-favorite-treat kind of happy you can also find that woo-hooooo! (shouting) kind of happy there's the teaming-up-with-my-hero type of happy ... and the we're-never-going-to-forget-this kind of happy come find your happy today ... only at the disneyland resort. are the seven things you need to know this morning. number one, we are in a level one storm system. it's light right now. live doppler seven satellite radar image showing us some showers moving through the bay area. there is also a slight

chance of an isolated thunderstorm and also some dangerous surf conditions. so over the next few hours, we'll still see some showers move through the bay area. but by about lunchtime things start to dry out. temperatures in the 50s today. number two, speaking of that dangerous surf, we're seeing a lot of it in capitola. police say numerous people had to be rescued. so the city decided to close its beach and wharf yesterday out of an abundance of caution. number three one person was killed, three others injured in a crash in danville. it happened on sycamore valley road at camino ramon yesterday afternoon. an investigation is underway. number four, governor gavin newsom has proclaimed a state of emergency for california's forest fires. the announcement is newsom's latest push to fast track fire prevention efforts. and number five. thousands of demonstrators rallied this weekend at national park sites across the country, protesting job cuts by the trump administration. cutbacks of

federal agencies led to thousands of layoffs of national parks and forest service employees just about two weeks ago. and number six, a private company from the us, has landed on the moon delivering experiments for nasa. blue ghost started to send back pictures you're seeing now from the surface. pretty neat. number seven. we're just hours away from hollywood's biggest night. the oscars air right here on abc seven, with coverage starting at 1230 with on the red carpet. the oscars red carpet show starts at 330. and then, of course, the oscars begin at four and will also stream live on hulu. so excited, francis for all the glitz and glam, and to see all those beautiful gowns walking down. i think i'm. >> more excited to see the gowns and what people are wearing. >> i know. and a first time for conan o'brien will be great to see how all the jokes he makes and he even pointed out he wants he's prepared for something to go wrong. yes, in case you know, knowing that will make it.

>> i actually love the mistakes myself. there's so much more fun to watch. >> but no rain for them on. >> the red carpet. just some breezy conditions. yes. >> all right, frances, thank you. and thank you all for joining us on abc seven mornings. we'll see you back here

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