he is tracking that high surf. >> spencer that's right j.r. that westerly swell is still increasing. so it's important to be very cautious along the coastline. so this high surf advisory is in effect until 9 p.m. monday. you can see wave heights growing could reach heights of 20ft. and of course that means dangerous swimming and surfing conditions, rip currents, dangerous sneaker waves. all of those are possible. now we have a light storm coming our way as well. level one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. still, for tonight and tomorrow, we expect the showers and periods of light rain, breezy conditions, chance of a thunderstorm actually. here's the forecast animation taking us into the late night hours as those showers arrive. a little bit of a break after about 10 p.m, but the showers surge in again after midnight. we get an early morning break tomorrow, and then more showers in the midday and afternoon hours. a closer look at this and the accuweather seven day forecast a little later j.r. >> spencer thank you so much. ukrainian

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

senator selden spencer selden spencer excuse me.wanted to cheer up coolidge the grumpy by taking him for a walk the u.s. president so he pointed to the white house there walking at one point to the white house. spencer ask what lucky do gets to live in that house? the one with the pillars and? coolidge said. nobody. they just come and go. nobody is for the old principles forced him into your personal sacrifices. the most important days of the tax legislation fell in early 26, the time when his father lay dying in vermont. yet coolidge could travel to plymouth to sit by his dad in last hours. he arrived only for funeral. and as he writes in, all the students here know this. he writes it costs a great deal to be president another sacrifice came with the election of 28. remember coolidge been elected only once in 24. he certainly could run again his own party counted on it. they needed his coattails to ride on him. very popular. yet i know that coolidge, replied the founders. he chose not to run again. he wanted to be more like george

you know, the time before i boarded my flight, which took off an hour earlier, uh, speaking with spencerlaine's coach, you know, just about the future he had in the sport and how far he's come. you know, my last tiktok notification is that spencer lane followed me on tiktok, and so i haven't opened that app in a while. uh, the last i used to live in delaware, where angela and sean are from. not a lot of people from that state, not a lot of skaters. and the last thing that angela, the young dance team she danced with, sean, uh, the last she drew on the last day, a picture of her, her best friend who skates at ice works. and me, she drew a picture. i of the three of us, because she just had such a wonderful time at the camp. and it was her role model. and so just to know that they're not here with us anymore is. sorry. um, it's really, really difficult. >> that was, uh, olympic medalist gracie gold sharing very tender thoughts and memories among those taking part in today's show are the people you see right here peggy fleming, kristi yamaguchi and brian boitano. proceeds will benefit the v

. >> i pray spencer. >> can get here. >> time to build. >> that. >> army you promised me. >> spencere. >> that was a. look at season two of the hit show 1923. the series. >> set in. taylor sheridan's yellowstone universe. >> stars harrison ford. and helen mirren. >> and follows. >> the ancestors. >> of the modern. >> day. >> dutton family on. >> their montana ranch. >> in season two, the. >> dutton family must ward off an out of town businessman looking. to make. >> a profit. >> on their. >> homeland by any means necessary. joining us now, one. >> of the. >> costars of. >> 1923. >> julia schlaepfer. >> and she plays. >> alexandra. >> who is married to spencer dutton. >> the pair are separated. >> at the end of season. >> one. leaving alex. >> on her own to make a harrowing. transatlantic journey. >> to the family ranch in bozeman. >> and joe. >> i'm going to. >> i'm going to. >> ask, okay, because this is this is where. >> we land after. >> yeah. >> we got to know julia. >> julia. >> we got. >> to know julia. >> last year. >> julia. >> julia. >> i know we're. >> going to ask you. >>

spencer, could you come stand up at the podium please? >> as vice president of relations at paramount, cedric has dedicated his career to advancing policies that shape the entertainment industry and beyond. with 25 years of experience working to improve legislative outcomes for community and corporate relations, his impact is both broad and profound. but beyond his professional achievements, cedric's passion lies in fostering equity, ensuring that education and innovation thrive in spaces that have historically been underserved. cedric's commitment to service is reflected in his leadership roles across numerous organizations including his board presidency at young community developers leading their growth through a major pandemic. his stewardship as treasurer of the california state university alumni council and his advocacy as vice chair of the american network for action. his contributions to the naacp california hawaii state conference further underscore his dedication to justice and empowerment. cedric spencer is not only a leader he

. >> whit: expect the unexpected as he told our lara spencer. >> i don't care if my ideas are bad ideascare that they're new and you haven't seen it before. >> i like this. >> do you know what i mean? wrestling a giant cobra? >> for no reason. >> for the first time on stage? >> yeah. >> hasn't been done. >> no. >> i'm going to do it. so i want people to be watching, thinking there's a good chance he doesn't survive the night. >> yeah. >> whit: the academy foregoing the traditional best original song performances. ♪ instead featuring acts from doja cat, queen latifah, blackpink, and -- ♪ >> whit: "wicked" duo ariana grande and cynthia erivo. >> any time you see those two together, you have to expect something. >> whit: oscars musical director michael beardan opening up about his full-circle opportunity to honor the late quincy jones in this year's in memoriam segment. >> he was the first black conductor of the oscars. >> sounds like a man who knows a little something about scoring. >> that's how i want to honor him, with the music with my part of it, is just to be joyful, have fun, and a