taka le lk osid...goen te idgvkk >> the time now is 7:00 let's give you a live look outside of the golden gate bridge this sunday, march 26th. good morning and thank you so much for joining us. nice and clear out there. i'm vicky win and i'm standing by with rob might've who has the microclimate forecast. good morning to you. >> good morning. things feeling very cold outside this weekend. >> and the golden gate bridge, that was the rockin' roll marathon under way folks outdoor trying outrun a few rain drops. we'll take you outside to take a look at the temperatures and we've got 40s and low 50s to start morning off. a bit on the cool side in san jose right now 51 degrees with the clouds and there the runners

go heading north across the bridge. 53 degrees. temperatures aren't going to change much today as mist begins to fall outside right now in san francisco. we'll see rain spreading from the north bay across san francisco eventually reaching san jose as we head into the afternoon spot quick check here on the satellite radar shows you the rain beginning to pluf ashore so hour by hour cloud cover for most of the day and rain picking up around mid-afternoon into the evening. hour by hour you can see lighter rain moving out of the north bay and as we head into the evening, 8:00 that looks to be the main event. all the blew you see on the map would indicate less than a quart inch of rain. so the clouds will keep our temperatures down. 70 forecast say complete u turn ahead as temperatures sky rocket higher. we'll look at that seven-day forecast in about 15 minutes. >> all right. thank you. we have some breaking news ta we want to get you caught up on in just a moment, but we want to you remember you can track the

rain with our free nbc bay area app click on the weather tab. to that break news, one person is dead and more than a dozen others hurt in a nightclub shooting in cincinnati overnight. right now we don't know the extent of the injuries but we know at least 14 people are hurt. police are not releasing many details at this point. they say they still have a lot of witnesses to interview. right now there's no word on a suspect. at one point police thought there may have been more than one shooter but as of right now police are only looking for one person. they say there's no indication this shootding was terrorism related. we will continue to follow this breaking news throughout the morning as this story develops we'll bring you updates through our news kaftd. you can download our nbc bay area app to check for new details. a developing story here in the bay area. a neighborhood on edge after a man is found dead at an elementary school. now, police are calling his

death suspicious. the body was discovered around 10:00 yesterday morning at toyon elementary school in the east foothills of san jose. right now police officers and homicide detectives are trying to figure out what happened to the young man reportededly in his swents 20s. police say he died on campus under a bench near classrooms. makes we spoke with say other than a few break jinz they consider this a safe community. >> to hear a body was found here, that's -- that is very surprising. it's a little unnerving at this time right now. >> one neighbor said police asked her if she heard gunshots. so far no suspects have been identified. the outgoing chancellor of u.c. berkeley nicholas derkz inproperly accepted benefits. a report shows that derkz did not pay for a gym membership and 48 personal training sessions worth about $5,000. he also allegedly had an elliptical machine worth $3,500

installed athill his home. u.s. berkeley says derkz has apologized and repaid the money. if you're planning to take bart today, there are some delays you should know about. riders in san francisco and along the peninsula should anticipate delays up to 20 minutes this morning as they work on improvements at the balboa park station. this will be between 8:00 and 9:00 this morning between mission and daily stations. speaking of bart the south fremont station is now officially open. the project was nearly 20 years in the making. it's san wichd between 880 and 6 ate between the tesla factory and after years of delays they say that station will abe game changer for commuteters. >> it's going to give people an alternative. they'll be able to get on bart five miles earlier. there's two thousand parking spaces and there's good connections with ac transit. >> bart will now focus its efforts on extending ten miles

south towards san jose. that project is uncertain because concerns the trump administration will cut funding for public transit programs. for more on how it could help your commute, head to our website nbcbayarea.com you there can find a limping to the q&a about the warm spring's extension project. getting their voices heard, hundreds of people packed a san francisco auditorium to talk to congresswoman nancy pelosi and jackie spear. it came just one day after the president's plan to replace the affordable care act failed. she credited the crowd of about 400 at this town hall and others like it across the country for gathering nogt unified voices archd saving the affordable care act. now that the republican plan has been scrapped, house minority leader pelosi says she hopes the trump administration and republican lawmakers will include them in serious talks about improving health coverage. >> one place we can start with

the public is fully engaged is lowering prescription drug prices, and the president said that he wants to do that. >> people also had a lot of questions about the white house's ties to russia. the two democrats said it's time for the senate finance committee chair to demand the president turn over his tax records. they say what's in those records could help answer a lot of questions about potential linchz to the kremlin. meantime, president trump is telling supporters of the republican healthcare plan. don't worry, he tweeted this weekend, obamacare will explode and we will all get together and piece together a great healthcare plan for the people. do not worry. at an event in west virginia vice president mike pence says the trump administration will still end the obamacare night player and give americans the world class healthcare they deserve. he blamed the failure ton congress just not being ready. tune in this morning for meet the press on nbc, host chuck todd will have an exclusive

interview with governor jerry brown. he is another outspoken opponent of the gop healthcare plan. it airs at 8:00 right after today in the bay. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up on breaking news just coming into our newsroom a mass shooting inside a crowded cincinnati nightclub overnight. at least one person is dead, more than a dozen others wounded. we'll bring you the latest in two minutes. and putting the brakes on driverless cars, the reason uber is pulling the plug this morning. stay with us. oh, dishwasher,

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>> your time now is 7:0 nine and we want to give you an update out of cincinnati this morning. a deadly nightclub shooting there. one person has died, at least 14 others have been injured. we don't have any word right now on the extent of those injuries, but people have been sent to five area hospitals in ohio. it's the biggest shooting in cincinnati history. no word on a suspect but right now police believe there is just one shooter and they do not

believe the shooting is related to terrorism. a scary scene developing overnight in london police say four people were hurt after a car n hit pedestrians. everybody is expected to be okay. authorities say the driver and passengers took off after the accident but they were arrested a short time later. two knives were recovered at that the scene. police say this incident was not terrorist related. this comes just days after wednesday arizona attack outside the uk parliament that left four people, including an american dead. that attacker mowed down pedestrians on westminster bridge. uber is pumping the brakes on its self-driving fleet in arizona. it happened in tempy friday they say someone failed to yield for the driverless car and crashed into it. they say two drivers were inside the car but no one was seriously hurt. the company is now grounding its

driverless program in the u.s. >> and this year with all the rains we've gotten, it's really been fantastic. >> we have a mushroom hunter as he skourz a park in san francisco. >> right now we're going along for a ride across the golden gate grij where the rockin' roll marathon there. you can see we've got some 53 degrees in our mobile do lar radar picking up that rain into the north bay. more substantial rain coming up. we'll look at that when we come right back. it'eect toe ausyeekinhe rldf bii

some business in tech news this morning for you. expected to be a busy week in the world of business. great britain will formally

begin its so-called brexit and big changes are coming to wells fargo atm machines. dominic chew gives us a preview of what to expect. >> taking your phone to the bank, the brexit trigger and the boss baby all in the week ahead. did you forget your atm card? no problem if you're a wells fargo kuft pler. on monday it will debut cardless withdrawals across its system. you're going to be able to withdraw money use a smartphone app. ministers from both opec and nonopec nations meet in kuwait this week. they hope to extend enhanced production cuts to keep crude oil prices from falling even further. tuesday is the day that great britain will formally begin its so-called brichl it it's departure from the european union by triggering article 50 which is the formal notification of its intention to withdraw. the west coast penthouse is on sale in san francisco in week, the 7,000 square-foot property

sitsz 700 feet above the city and could be yours for a mere $42 million. and alex baldwin hits the big screen this coming weekend or at least his voice does in 21st century's heavily promoted the boss baby. it also stars steve bu shemmy, jimmy kimmel, lisa cued droe and dominic mcguire. >> happening today were getting the word out about fraud. tonight's golden state warriors name will be dedicated to highlighting continuing efforts to warn fans about the potential dangers of purchasing fraudulent game tickets. the warriors have seen more than 1,000 fans get denied access due to kourt fit tickets this season. fans looking to watch them are encouraged to purchase them directly from golden state

warriors.com. the fifth annual rok enrolle marathon is getting under way in san francisco and if you're not rocking out and becoming part of the fun you might want to know about some of the road closure now in effect. a look at the golden gate bridge as the race kicks off. great running weather out there, steady stream of folks going across the bridge. 13 miles of road are closed for this race. it started in golden gate park atton f. kennedy boulevard and 36 avenue. racers will make their way to the finish line at lar ken street in civic center plaza. it is expected to wrap up around noon. nine 9,000 runners are expected to participate. rain is not fun for driving or a picnic in the park, but it has given a big boost to mushrooms. this is a delight for mushroom hunters in town. today we follow them as they fill their baskets with nature's bounty. >> i enjoy being outdoors, that's for sure.

forging for food is really fun. >> reporter: we don't normally think of urban parks as places to scour for exotic food but in a wooded san francisco park. >> big mushroom. >> reporter: he was on the hunt. >> up in the grass up here. >> reporter: for wild mushrooms. >> it say wonderful and beautiful mushroom. >> reporter: for mushroom hunters like him, this wet winter has been a prime time. >> there's a whole bunch right here. >> reporter: for mushroom gaerking. >> and this year with all the rains we've gotten it's been fantastic. we've had six, seven years of drought. haept been the best of winter leading up to now. >> reporter: now, this rainy winter has created a foraging bounty, nor mushrooms, more variety. >> it's a thrill to find something that you haven't seen in a while, commonly known as

the mushroom that is one of the few mushrooms that has a sweet essence to it. mushrooms themselves are very mystic, very cryptic. now that my sealium is work its way through this log. >> reporter: during the height of the season, he and other foraging would come across fields full of fungi. >> ten, 20 were 30 mushrooms all in a row. when you break this one it breaks like a piece of chalk. >> reporter: yet he warnz that some wild mushrooms are poisonous. >> my rule of thumb is go hunt with somebody who knows more about mushrooms than you. people tend to know a about animals and plants, but mushrooms tend to be largely understudied. >> reporter: most of the these varieties aren't the kind you find in the produce aisle. >> you have to go out and collect them in nature. >> reporter: so it helps when nature's grocery store is open for business. >> even thigh 3-year-old

daughter loves mushrooms. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> year going to get a check of the weather. great weather for the marathon, nice and cool, not too rainy. >> or mushrooms too. the pollen count has changed a little bit due to the rhee sent rain about the we'll show that you first. short taerm if you've got allergies light rain might be good. tree pollen still high for oak, pine, bir pine, birch. we'll seen springsles on approach. 51 degrees, cloudy skies. most of the day is going to stay clouda. bell va deer, light rain fouling. and there is the rok enroll marathon going across the golden gate bridge, the bridge derk starting to dampen up a little bit due to some mite light rain that's falling now if the 47 degrees and into the north bay today we'll likely only find highs in the mid to upper 50s, a

cool day today with light rain at times that will take us through the end of the weekend. right now maybe not a whole lot on the radar as we get closer to san francisco, oakland and berkley that's where our storm ranger mobile radar is pick up lighteder rain not so much around the south bay right now. as we go through mid-day today we'll see more moisture in the rain picking up. this is weak evening as it goes across the bay area. totals likely to stay less than a quarter inch. breezy at times, main impact of the system dropping temperatures into the 50s and low 60s for highs around the bay area today. maybe a little bit of clear by evening but you can see our temperatures not changing a whole lot as we don't get as much sunshine like we saw yesterday. polices like central bay and south bay this system moves on through and then later tonight skies clear and monday morning's

commute you see things start to dry out. rainfall projections compared to storms we've seen this season not a lot. sort of at the bottom end of this estimated rainfall map. the sonoma coast will get the most, maybe close to half inch in the mountains but most of the north bay, central bay and south bay, probably less than a tenth of an inch of rain. not a lot of rain but impangt on our temperatures for today. monday opposite pat pattern. clearing stooiz skies, maybe a lingering shower for the morning commute and then our temperatures going back up as high pressure builds back in. 0 e here's our hour-by hour trend. skies begin to clear out and we will see our temperatures on the rise here as you can see high pressure building in one day to watch, thurz. might see a brief chance of showers but that low is going to really help to set up some gusty winds at times as we show you the seven-day forecast. close to 70 on wednesday and then the numbers climb once

again as we head towards the weekend. we've got these cool temperatures today but by tuesday and wednesday, mid to upper 70s, slight chance of showers, wind, though, i think the main headline thursday into friday and as we head towards next weekend as we head into april, look at those dpz -- temperatureses climb being into the high tests. >> looking forward to it. we're back in two minutes. coming up an experienced swimmer swept into the bay and clinging for his life. >> i'm kind of accepting the fact that i'm going to die today. >> had three people in the right place at the right time swooped in to save him. you'll want to see this. hasaveyoulifa n fncio m habeetr

>> what do you say to someone who has saved your life? a san francisco man has been trying to figure that out after the heroic actions of some good

samaritans. thank you hardly seems enough. garvin thomass that their emotional reunion in this morning's bay area proud. >> on a tuesday afternoon in february, in some pretty lousy weather three young people went fishing for crabs in san francisco. they didn't catch any of them. they did, however, do something much, much better. >> in this unforgettable city is it is an uncomfortable fact of life to get through even the simplest of days, one must regularly turn a blind eye to people in crisis. >> i don't think you saw it but i definitely saw. >> this tale is about three people, very young ones at that the, who didn't turn away and the one man who is forever grateful. >> it's not questioning or wondering, they saved my life. >> fishermen were around back over here. >> kevin shanahan say long-time member of san francisco's

legendary dolphin swim club. on february 21st like hundreds of times before, he he went for a swim. this past crazy winter has played havoc with the bay's tides and current and he soon realized he was no match for the sea that day and was being swept away. >> my only recourse was i need to catch -- i need to grab a pilling because i'm going under the pier. >> he grabbed on and yelled for help unsure if anyone could hear him. but 9-year-old aaron alvera did. fishing for crabs that day with his older brother and his girlfriend, the three didn't rely on someone else to do something, they sprang into action. lowering a rope to kevin, calling 911 and waiting. from the top of the pier, however, they couldn't see kevin below and had no idea hypothermia had begun to set in.

>> this is -- this is it. this is the day. i kind of accepting the fact that i'm going to die today. >> a police rescue boat soon appeared and kevin was pulled out of the water. the two things he wanted more than anything, to get warm and to thank those brave kids. >> are you aaron? >> which just when he did yesterday. >> you saved my life. thank you very much. my name is kevin. >> the brothers and jennifer not only getting kevin's thanks, but that of an entire city. showing us all that sometimes getting involved can mean saving a life. >> not only were the three young people recognized by the san francisco fire department, fur man, the older of the two brerjz had expressed an interest in one day become a police officer so there were members of san

francisco's recruitment team there to meet him. >> i think he has what it takes. you're watching today in the bay. coming up another round of rain is about to move through the bay area. meteorologist rob has your sunday forecast. >> that forecast for the sierra means a winter weather advisory later today. 35 degrees around lake tahoe. 53 in san francisco, as the rockin' rolle marathon continues. what to expect for the rest of the weekend and the week ahead when we come right back. plus a horrific situation developing that the hour in cincinnati. more than a dozen victims in a deadly flight dlub shooting overnight. it's a story that's developing by the minute and our coverage continues right after this break-in two minutes.

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rock-n-roll half marathon well under way. those runners on the bridge there and great weather out there for them. cool this morning and not too much rain. good morning and thank you so much for waking up with us. i'm vicky within we're going to get a check of that microclimate forecast. good morning to you. >> good morning and those dedicated folks get some fitness in on this sunday morning with some light rain at times across the golden gate bridge. we'll see more of that as we head through the afternoon and look at that, winter's coming back south across the beej. those are your elite runners running. look at that already coming back towards san francisco. 53 degrees now and those numbers not changing much. heading into the afternoon most of the day spent in the 50s, upper 50s around mid-afternoon and squaul valley, alpine meadows a wiernt weather advisory. had is the biggest travel impact with this particular storm may be about 6 to 8 inches of snow there. but as you see our storm mobile do lar radar, approaching palo

alto in hayward and a little more light rain at times heading into the afternoon. rain totals very light. most places picking up less than a tenth of an inc. of rain. but the birg impact, the cloud cover keeping our sunday temperatures a little chilly. upper 50s to low 60s today. could see numbers as much as 20 degrees warmer than the highs we're seeing today we'll have a look at those changes in the seven-day forecast in 12 minutes. >> spring changes are upon us. >> absolutely. back to our breaking news that we told you about at the top of the hour. gunshots erupted inside a crowded nightclub in cincinnati. right now we know at least one person is dead and more than a dozen others hurt. we don't know the extent of their injuries but we do know at least 14 people were wounded. they say they still have a lot of witnesses to interview. four off-duty officers were working security outside the club when the shots were fired. >> saturday night it say very young crowd.

we have had incidents here in the past but this is the worst by far. >> authorities originally thought there may have been more than one shooter but now they're saying they're looking for just one suspect. police also saying they do not believe this shoofting eeting i shooting is related to terrorism. you can download our nbc bay yar rap for coverage. >> a gunman barricaded himself inside a bus. police say the man was ride a double-decker tourist bus near the cosmopolitan hotel and casino when he opened fire shooting two people on the bus. one of those victims has died. the gunman barricade himself on the bus causing chaos on the strip. he eventually surrendered. >> this incident is right now not deemed to be terrorist related or in any sense like that. this is a single incident that

has no terrorist nexus of any sort that we know of. >> the second victiming is expected to be okay. that drama created even more chaos in vegas just a few hours after a high-stakes burglary at a rolex store took place just a few blocks away. continuing coverage on what is next for our nation's healthcare system. right now the trump administration is trying to rebrup after a bitter defeat on healthcare reform. and despite vows from the president to move on toth ore priorities, it is clear the affordable care act is still fresh on republicans minds this morning. we have the latest developments from washington. >> reporter: in huntington beach, california, saturday, supporters and opponents of easy president donald trump clashed during competing protests. >> thank you me very much. >> a day after the president said he's moving on. >> the big tax cuts and tax reform, that will be next.

>> reporter: it's clear trump's still thinking about his first big legislative loss predicting from a tweet saturday morning that obamacare will explode and assuring constituents, do not worry. vice president mike pence took the administration's message to a friendly crowd of small business owners in west virginia, a state trump carried more than 50 points. >> it's a burden, not just a job creators it's a burden to the american people. folks, i frankly i wasn't surprised to hear it because every promise of obamacare has been broken. >> reporter: despite having a-mile-per-hour than 40-vote republican majority in the house, the administration is pointing the finger at democrats for friday's defeat. >> with 100% house democrats every single one and a handful of republicans tally standing in the way of president trump's plan to repeal and replace obamacare, we're back to the drawing board. >> senator bernie sanders among

those happy to claim victory. >> we should be proud as a people that we defeated that proposal. it makes me a little bit nervous that the president of the united states is apparently working and hoping that a major federal plan will fail. and i hope that he doesn't sabotage it. >> reporter: the question now what's next. obamacare needs to be improved. will the administration take another crack at it? will the president look for his first legislative win somewhere else? happening today, women's rights supporters are expect tods gather in palo alto in about an hour for a rally and walk for equality. they say it is their way of fighting back against the recent attacks on women's rights but also pushing to put women and girls in the constitution. today's walk begins at 8:sthirt this morning and starts at lincoln mat toe bark. a lye look at the oakland coliseum and the current home of the raiders. but come monday that would

change. 'has been a tense weekend for fans. nfl owners are expected to vote tomorrow on the raider's potential move to las vegas. christi smith shows us how oakland city leaders join fans at a rally trying to save the team. >> stay in oak zbland they made another plea to keep the silver and black in oakland as mayor libby shaf spoke bluntly about talk that oakland stadium efforts are stalled and there this is nothing new. >> therefore the raiders have no choice but to leave. we are calling bull bleep on that. >> reporter: she described what they're asking of the nfl. >> recognize your home market, recognize we have a viable plan, bet the raiders back to the table with us and forget the temptations of sin city, this is your home. >> reporter: with the las vegas stadium proposal on the table, oak sland propose a $1.3 billion stadium with mostly private

funds squurd through the for the tres group and hall of famer ronnie lot 55 acres from the coliseum. she has heard two concerns. >> the issue of the "a"s remaining in the existing coliseum and the desire to have more choices as far as citing, again we feel that's unreasonable and unnecessary since we are providing 55 of the best acres of sports facility real estate in the world, the "a"s could have their own space, the second concern is lack of clarity on the land deal. >> our deal is the best deal for the raiders. >> we love our oakland raiders. love us back man, all right. >> reporter: some fans wonder if the message is even being heard. >> i guess my biggest question is at this point is the nfl even tuned? are the owners tuned? >> reporter: christi smith by y news. >> straight ahead a tense night in ohio. we're tracking breaking news out of cincinnati, a deadly

nightclub shooting leaves one person dead and at least 14 others hurt. an update from the scene coming up. all right. the xfinity sports cast kevin durant might just have the most important knees in the bay area. we saw him duck at oracle but when will we see him back on the court whr it zmounts we have that next in sports. >> time and temperature on nbc bay area is sponsored by man scenemy sleep world.

the sharks are in free fall they lost 5 five straight heading into their game against the predators and san jose has gone from challenging for best from in the west for clinging to a tie in the division. the sharks need to shake their blues and that's hard to do in nashville. we're going to pick it up in the third period. team teal is down three where are justin braun he's going to light the lamp on the one timer but later in the period the colton sissen gets past martin jones. second goal of the night, sharks

lose 7-2. their losing streak now at six games. kevin durant was seen dunking before friday night's game as he continues his rehab. but he will be eased back into the rotation when he's ready. durant's made enough progress that he could play before the regular season ends but he won't know for sure until doctors evaluate the knee on thursday. >> it's something we'll consult the training staff on and i imagine we'll ease him back by playing him shorter minutes ton start so he could build up his rhythm and his conditioning. but that obviously has a domino effect on the entiefr rotation and when we get to that point we'll figure it out. but it's not something i'm giving a lot of thought to right now because he's still, you know, at least a couple weeks away. >> well, the warriors have a tough schedule this week and it starts sunday as they host the grizzlies at 5:00. that game on csn bay area. the team then goes on the road to hughes houston and san an

stoneio. more news after the break.

bit by bit california is drawing a defiant line with the trump administration. already state leaders have opposed the new president by taking strong stands on sanctuary cities and healthcare reform. now state officials are getting ready to fight the trump administration on the environment. larry gerston joins us and on the budget that mr. trump recently put out he proposed a 31% cut to the environmental protection agency. he's made no secret of the fact he thinks there's too much fat and a lot of government waste particularly at the federal level. now are kafrm what's the dispute here regarding the environment. >> it has do with what the president's been saying, detroit basically automobiles. here we're talking about automobile fuel mileage rules. now, for decades california, we've led the nation with requirements for higher mileage rules than those set by the federal government. now, this is no small matter since automobile emissions are

are the largest contributor to air pollution, which relates of course to both climate change and health. >> what is he proposing exactly? >> the president proposes to roll back a new 54 mile per gallon clirmt has been said island by the way to be implemented by 2025. that's a heft gain from the 36 miles per gallon requirement in place today. so the president contends that the new requirement, well will hamper the automobile industry because of additional expenses to make the necessary changes that, in turn, he argues, would reduce auto industry employment. there's no proof that the higher automobile mileage rule would harm employment but that's the claim. >> talk about why california is so strongly obowsed to this proposal and also what would happen here if that mileage is rolled back. >> this is a serious issue here. until now, under the clean air act california's been allowed to set its own emission standards stronger than those established

by the federal government. now, several other states have set their requirements to mirror the california model. the reason is clear enough. given the topography of the state and respiratory problems that emerge. so california's become a leader in this field. why? because it's combating climate change. automakers have gone along. they've gone along because of the difficulties that would accrue from producing cars for california and its allies in one standard and cars for the rest of the nation under another standard. >> on this issue as the saying goes as california goes so did the rest of the country. so this san interesting proposal. mr. trump has repeatedly said he wants to return power back to the states. we talk about abortion issues, transgender bathrooms. the president has said these are things for the states to decide. why does he want a national roll back on mileage standards seems like a contradiction. >> you're right. you chalk it up to politics, the

trump administration, yes, has eased national standards on clean water policies, it's eased national standards on coal mining packages in the name of states rights. yet it's threatening to impose federal will on mileage requirements of ever course, then again such inconsistent policies are not that the unusual. go back to the obama zbrags we saw much the same thing when it enhanced national standards on clean water, national standards or public education kir rick cue la while alog loug the states to experiment with marijuana policies. >> is it possible for california to get any sort of exemption on this end? what was the likelihood that would even happen? >> in the past california's been granted waivers for air pollution emissions 45 pooimz times in the last four years. only once was the request rejected by the george w. bush administration and that was overruled by the u.s. supreme court. but we're in a new era, a new era with an unconfengs vengsal

president and with an unpredictable supreme court. whether california can prevail this time remains to be seen. but clearly there's a lot at stake for the state and the nation. >> okay. really interesting as always. thank you so much. and stay with us, we'll be right back with more news in just one moment.

at 7:50 wurn temperatures around san jose peeking of 51 it's 51 degrees right now and with the cloud cover probably not warming a whole lot today.

highs in the low 60s around the santa clara valley. 53 in san francisco with the rock-n-roll marathon under way. some light rain at times that has seemed to have backed off in the last half hour or so. some showers up here towards san ra fell into the north bay, little less so for the moment closer to san francisco. central bay into the south bay a lot of clouds, not much rain. up towards past east of dublin seeing some light showers approaching liver more but unlike the runners there that are having no trouble cross the finish line in san francisco, this latest storm kind of phys willing has it approaches the bay area. we'll see a chance of that rain indpreegs north to south midafternoon into early evening. you can see highs today only upper 50s to lower 60s, much cooler than the temperatures we're about to see in the seven-day forecast. hour by hour we'll keep the temperatures around. temperatures staying fairly cool and then in the evening into

tomorrow we'll begin to see our skies clear little bit later on tonight. cloud cover throughout the day, chance of briefly more moderate rain as we go through the evening. by 9:30 clearing out of the south bay and maybe a few extra showers. for monday morning's commute you'll see the opposite trend for monday. dlouds start with a few showers in the south bay then in the afternoon winds pick up and our skies clear. that's one of the changes we'll see in the seven-day forecast. monday morning notice clearing skies and warm winds will help to clear out our skies. they could turn a little gusty at times monday into tuesday and another round of gusty winds looks like as we get into thursday and friday. here's the reason why we're going to see a roller coaster ride of the seven-day forecast. cool and cloudy then as high presh you are comes in we have a cold system here on thursday trying to drop down right across the crest of the sierra. there's a slight chance we could get some showers out of this but the main impact with high pressure which is strong off to

the rest west and that area of low temperature it's going to create a wind tunnel effect for the bay area with gusty winds picking up thursday into friday morning. we could get wind speeds up to 45 miles per hour as we wrap things up for the workweek. that's thursday into friday but with that high temperatures will be rising. as we go through the seven-day forecast we've got light rain to deal with today. a few showers at times, again early monday morning and then there comes the system on thursday, probably some early morning showers on thursday then the winds pick up as we get into thursday and friday and then saturday, san francisco low 70s towards the end of the seven-day forecast. four our inland locations dealing way little bit of rain were cool temperatures for the weekend, and then upper 70s on wednesday, the winds pick up thursday into friday and saturday we'll see upper 70s in reach. so the month of march may not seem this way, but most of the days have been dry and as we wrap up the month, as you saw in the forecast, drier pattern

ated. first seven days in april tall actually look dry. the high is going to be the big play as we move into april and next big chance for rain we'll have to watch because we've got baseball coming around than time of year as we get into april we'll see a chance of showers maybe for the second weekend. so next weekend right now 1st and 2nd of april we've reached that for the year looks dry and where he should continue that trend into the beginning of next month. >> i have to say even after the years of drought we are kind of caught soup it's refreshing to see some sunshine ahead. >> it's nice to get drying and go to those hill sides. each with these spring storms they're still seeing a lot of problems so at this point it would be nice to dry out and not warm up too much and see that snow pack start to melt quickly. right now we want a slow warm up and drier weather over the next week or so. >> an up date quickly on that news we've been following on that nightclub shooting.

one person dead, 14 injuries, no word on the extent of injuries. people have been sent to five hospitals there. it is the biggest shooting in cincinnati history. no word yet on a suspect but police do not believe this is related to terrorism. turning off the lights toee illuminate a pressing concern, the bay bridge and other landmarks went dark last night. international earth hour was the reason. it is designed to create awareness about protecting the earth's resources. in europe, they turned out the lights at roam's coliseum, the eiffel tower, and the acrop poe lis in athens. here we go, ice ice, baby. an american is the winner of the ice sailing race. it took place across a frozen lake in russia. just beautiful images there. that race played out an lake buy dls clscow. the ice is 20 inches thick and

these ice boats are powered only by the wind. 79 sailors from across the word competed in this race. they were nor match for chicago's chris berger. he took home the cup. absolutely beautiful. >> it looks cold but fun. >> clear, windy you can see all just powered by the wind. thanks for making us part of your morning we'll have more local news at 5:00, soichl clk and 11:00. you can check the weather forecast on the app as well. we hope you have a great sunday.

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