records. here are the old records. you can see many 20s here and salinas. yesterday we saw 26 in santa rosa. so we'll continue to drop a couple degrees but may not break any records. nonetheless, it's a very cold morning out there. more frost and rain coming our way. i'll talk about that a lit better. >> abc 7 thomas rahman pound people in walnut creek that aren't letting the cold temperatures spoil their weekend. fire officials have good advice to protect loved ones and property from the cold. ♪ >> the emperor nero was using his fiddle. the temperatures outside plummets. >> and the cold weather? it's a little too cold today. the girl talked me into singing and i had a good time. >> he often sings on the corner about job loss. the temperature in contra costa county is expected to drop into the 20s. his accompanyist said the cold is going home. >> i'm going to watch a movie. it's freezing. >> freezing temperatures overnight could damage delicate plants. those that can should be put inside. firefighters are concerned about freezing pipes which could break, spill, and cause black ice or cause other damage. contra costa county firefighter says the homeless are also a concern. >> with the homeless and stuff if they don't get a shelter or not dressed in layers and stuff, that's a concern. >> he warns people about fires in their fireplaces. somebody burning with fire long all day and leave it unattended, go to bed. >> be careful for areas on the roadway where there's automatic sprinkler systems. that could leave behind some black ice and to check on the elderly or any other person who might be impacted severely by these freezing temperatures. >> dozens of warming centers are open in the south bay again this morning. there are ten places people can warm up in san jose. including this one. the centers are open from 8 a.m. to noon. we've posted a list of all of them on our website abc7news.com. the chp is repeating warnings we've been hearing all weekend about icy road conditions. this time of the morning the roads may be coated with ice but drivers can't see it. it's the so-called black ice and can linger long after sunrise when morning temperatures are down into the 20s. >> we're in a winter storm watch. the temperatures have been dropping, and even in the day time hours if the taxpayer drops far enough to the freezing level you can actually have black ice during the day time hours, also. >> yesterday at this time there were several spinouts in vallejo due to ice on the roadway. somewhere in the middle of all this cold weather there's an elderly man who's been missing since thursday. last night a team of 50 volunteers with search dogs combed golden gate park looking for 73-year-old kenneth chin. he suffers from dementia, schizophrenia, high blood pressure. he does not have his medication. he's 5 feet 10 inches tall and 172 pounds. he was wearing a black jacket, a long sleep blue denim shirt jeans and black shoes with develop costraps. san francisco police are investigating a shooting death of a man sitting in a car last night. he was shot at 23rd and dakota streets around 8:00. police cordoned off the area where another nearby car also had bullet holes in it. the victim pronounced dead at the scene. his name has not been released. vta service has been restored after an accident between a light rail and a pedestrian. it happened at the valley transit station on east dish road and north first street last night. witnesses say the pedestrian was pushing a shopping cart and may not have been paying attention before he was hit. he was rushed to the hospital. his condition is currently unknown. light rail service was shut down about three hours while the police investigated an accident. a pilot survived the crash of his small plane yesterday with barely a scratch. the plane came down in the mud flats of the eastern end of the dumbarton bridge where it flipped over. the faa says the pilot of the single engine cessna reported losing power after taking off from the palo alto airport. the menlo park fire protection district sent an air boat out to rescue him. >> he landed in the mud and obviously did a good job doing that because he appears to be non-injured. it does appear it's leaking aviation fuel and oil so either boom it or try to get it removed as quickly as possible. >> the man is a retired commercial pilot with about 30,000 hours of flight experience. something really unusual shut down interstate 5 near sacramento last night. more than 100 goats escaped from a nearby field in the town of gulf and ended up on the freeway causing a several-car accident. one driver suffered minor injuries. at least 30 goats were killed. 100 more were just roaming the highway forcing the chp to shut down while they tried to corral them. coming up next, the u.n. takes action against libyan leader moammer gadhafi. also president obama aims his strongest words yet at the libyan leader. and after charlie sheen defends [ female announcer ] 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associates freezing assets, banning travel and referring the situation in libya to the international criminal court. >> it is a powerful expression of the deep concern, indeed anger of the international community about the levels of violence perpetrated on the people of libya by the libyan leadership. >> in his strongest words yet, president obama says qaddafi must go. when a leader's only means of staying in power is use violence against his own people he lost legitimacy of rules and needs to do what is right for his country by leaving now. a sea of humanitity camps outside the airport, their workers trying to go home. tens of thousands of refugees are pouring into tunisia. some tell stories of being robbed at highway checkpoints by little boys with guns. the exit is repeated on the eastern border with egypt. another major defection in qaddafi's inner circle, the nurse always by his side is heading home. euphoria in libya's second largest city is run by the opposition. they set up a 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(chanting) >> hundreds here in the bay area showed their solidarity with anti-government libyans and other prodemocracy movements in the middle east. they gathered in san francisco yesterday. members of bay area arab communities called for justice and liberation for libya, bahrain, yemen and morocco. they denied force being used and called for moammer gadhafi's resignation. actor charlie sheen is sitting down on abc to defend controversial comments he made that led to the cancellation of his tv show. they cancelled two and a half men after sheen blasted him in a radio rant. if someone called him carlos estevez that would not make him anti-latino. it's a special edition of 20/20. lisa argen here now to talk about, oh, it's really been cold out here. >> already broke two records. san jose at 32 right now. 33 oakland. so new records there, still about 5 degrees to go in the north bay before we see those records. still in the 30s. would have to drop into the 20s. but we will rebound today into the 50s with plenty of sunshine but more rain on the way. your forecast is next. >> also ahead, the quest for a championship. st. mary battles. this is a strawberry pop-tart. and this is the warm fresh baked taste... of a strawberry toaster strudel. see the difference? pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. than listening there'to our favorite songs. there's nothing we love more than listening to our favorite songs. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rolls. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rolls. ♪ we're the kids in america ♪ oh, oh, oh >> you know tonight is hollywood's big night and the stage is set for a very different academy awards show this year. craig has our preview. >> rain or shine, hollywood boulevard and the kodak theater are just about ready for the 83rd edition of the academy awards. expect something different for tonight's show. it features new producers and new hosts. while james franco and ann hath way are not comics, producers say they're not the wrong choice. once again there are ten nominees for best picture but it looks like it's down to two films, the social network and the king's speech. the last few weeks the king's speech has been on a royal roll taking the guide from the gild, the screen actor's film. many expect colin firth to win his first oscar for his turn as king george the 6th. >> he seems to be a sure fire winner this year. >> natalie portman's on point performance on black swan puts her in the spotlight of the best actress category. >> with jeff bridges it was his time. with sandra bullock, it was her time. it well be annette benning's time. upsets happen. leo seems to have the upper hand among actresses but look out for newcomer hayley signfeld. leo's cold star christian bail is the favorite for best supporting actor but if it's a big night for the king's speech, keep a light out for jeffrey rush. it must feel like deja vu for jeffrey rush, he was here in 1998 up for best supporting actor for a movie up for best picture. shakespeare loved one, but he didn't. >> the academy awards are tonight right here on abc 7. coverage begins on the red carpet at 2:00. and the oscars begin at 5:30 followed by a post-award special and then abc 7 news at 11:00. lisa, if i decide to just stay inside and look at all the oscar coverage, the beautiful gowns, am i missing any great weather? >> we're warming up today a little bit. >> 50 don't sound that warm to me. >> you're exactly right but compared to where we were. a lot of sunshine and we will get into a more typical pattern next week with warmer numbers and more healthy rain coming our way, especially midweek. sutro camera right now looking at san francisco where temperatures continue to drop this morning. we already have seen records shattered in oakland and also san jose. and a freeze warning remains in effect until 8:00 for north and east bay valleys, also the salinas valleys. temperatures will continue to drop into the mid-30s to the mid-20s. so hopefully it brought in the pets and the pipes have been protected because we'll see the coldest temperatures about 7:00 this morning. oakland, the old record was 34. san jose the old record was 33. have to drop another 2 degrees to see a record in napa. san francisco would have to drop another 5 degrees. so we are starting out even a little warmer in the north bay. believe it or not we were colder yesterday and colder here from the east bay to the south bay. so we will be looking at a chilly start to the day. and perhaps temperatures dropping 2, 3 more degrees and then we have to come up significantly to reach those highs today of the low to mid 0 mid-50s. probably the last morning you have to scrape your windshield. not only are we looking at the milder temperatures, we're looking at more rain coming our way next week. just a slight chance tomorrow. we'll call it mostly dry on monday, sunny today and looking at more significant rain tuesday and wednesday. here's the setup, high pressure keeping us high and dry today. several systems offshore that will cue up during the week. a weak one tomorrow will bring cloudy skies and just a couple drops maybe in the north bay. it's this next system that will bring the more significant rain, perhaps with some tropical moisture by late tuesday into wednesday. statewide, southern california 59 degrees. dropping through the 50s in the afternoon. much of the state remains pretty darn cool with 57 in vegas, 52 in palm springs. freezing in lake tahoe. the temperatures today in the south bay coming up into the mid-50s. 55 santa clara. peninsula numbers, low 50s at our coast with palo alto 56. san francisco about 5 degrees shy of the average. 53 for you in the north bay out of the 40s with more mild low 50s in bodega bay. more 50s from union city and san leandro today. a bit on the cool side for fairfield. 54 and down by the monterey bay, yesterday it was just in the upper 40s here. a big improvement at hollister at 56. here's the accu-weather 7-day forecast. bitter cold start and then we'll see more mild temperatures today. showers in the north bay tomorrow and then another chance on tuesday. main rain comes in on wednesday. and then looking not so bad at the end of the week. so still winter out there and it's going to be march. >> i was trying to remember last year's academy awards. wasn't it raining a little bit? >> yeah. >> inclement weather. this time at least it's dry although it will be a little cold for them. all right. thank you, lisa. let's check out sports. oakland a's play their league opener against the chicago cubs. last night saint mary's trying to clench the conference title for the first time in 14 years. mike shumann has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> we'll tip off with college hoops. saint mary's hosting portland. currently on a three-game losing streak, longest in four years. steven coming up with a steal and a little two-hand flush on the other end by the pilots came to play. jared stole driving. finishes with the left hand. 39-38 at the break. hit three big trays to start the half. 16 points in all. mickey mcconnell carving his way through the line. 15th in the mix. for the first time since 1997, saint mary's captures a chair with an 83-69 victory. the don's clench the third seat of the conference tournament. knocked off pepperdine for the fourth seed. off the alley-oop. as many as 14 but cal rally. down to 6 at the break. second half cal down 2. jorge. cashes in from long range. 14, bears on top by 1. puts the mary's up 7. fresno finished with 26. packed in play with an 87-76 victory. down the road sanford visiting oregon first half. around spinning, going up strong for two. ducks up three. but that lead wouldn't last. jeremy getting the friendly roll on the three. cardinal off the steal. owens throws it down. he had a career high of 31. stanford has a four-game skid with an 88-71 victory. there's no place like home for the second-rank stanford women. the new program record with their 60th straight win at maple pavilion. 11 straight back in the regular season title. the stanford band is the lucky charm. okay. it's their talent early going. strong pose through. 31-10. off the great outlet from peterson. lays it in. she has 20 of 35 to 14. cayla driving baseline. she converts. 13 for cayla. the freshman, up strong for two. stanford rolls 99-60. >> i'm really proud of the program that we built at stanford. you know, i'm proud of the young people like toni that are part of it. but it's not easy. i mean, to stay healthy, to come out every night, if it was easy more people would do it. >> league action, dodgers. doesn't mean when or where these two teams come together, there's some hatein' going on. allowing four hits in a row recording that strike-out. provided the offense. three r.b.i. this r.b.i. single makes it 2-1 giants in the third. trying to make the team. drives one into the left center grap. aubrey huff. donovan blasts the dodgers 8-3 that final. mass flight championship. me against you not at the golf course. but not a good day for american players. donned was on fire. approaches birdie. won two matches yesterday playing only 27 holes, 6-5 to advance to the finals. for par and the victory. one up and with the win he's the new number one in the world and will meet luke donald in today's final. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> up next at 5:30, the tax on san jose pot clubs that takes effect this week, even though the city considers marijuana dispensaries illegal. and hard times at a san francisco landmark hotel. what the [ female announcer ] most women in america aren't getting the calcium they need. but yoplait wants to change that. only yoplait original has twice the calcium of the leading yogurt. that's 50% of the daily value ♪ so pass on the news and we can help close this calcium gap together. to get you started, we're giving away a million free cups at yoplait dot com. the yoplait you love, now in a 4-pack. try it today. when you can have pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits? 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district. today contra costa times, wants the board to cut another $300,000 per student for next year's budget. those cuts add up to $21 million for the district. hayward is one of many california cities looking for ways to protect assets tied to redevelopment. the city council votes tuesday to authorize immediate action to protect redevelopment funds. the state's threatened to dismantle redevelopment agencies to balance it budget could affect $300 million worth of property and other city assets. this according to the oakland tribune. hayward stands to lose nearly $4 million each year in funding for projects like revitalizing mission boulevard. some of san francisco's most venerable hotels are struggling. they sit atop knob hill far away from the money-making convention action south of market. the fairmont is making a last ditch effort to stay alive. it's one of the most famous hotels in san francisco, but fame doesn't necessarily equal fortune. the owners of the century-old fairmont is threatening to sell unless they can change part of the building into condominiums. >> the revenues that we will generate from the sales of the residences will provide us with the capital to reinvest in the historic building. >> but a city policy allowing some hotel rooms to convert to condos expired last fall, seemingly dooming the project. now the owners are pressuring the district supervisor david chew to carve out a special section for them. he's skeptical. >> a lot of controversy, neighbors who don't think this is particularly appropriate. hotel workers that would be out of a job. >> the fairmount owners say more jobs will be created if their project can get the go-ahead. the environmental impact report came before the city's planning commission back in october and stalled on a tie vote. just as the conversion policy expired. mike antini is a planning commissioner. >> i think everyone wins that saturdays the concerns of the neighbors, labor, hotel. >> these are challenging times for other knob hill hotels as well. huntington court is up for sale and owners of the fairmont say that could be their fate as well. >> after going through this exercise, if we aren't able to do this, we most likely will put the hotel up for sale. >> but their latest strategy with glossty fliers aimed at voters may not work. >> i respond to facts and figures, not political propaganda. >> the owners say they need someone to introduce legislation this week if they're going to be able to get the ball rolling again. starting tuesday, bay area transit riders who use the clipper card to pay fares are going to have to load new cards with at least $5. right now $2 is the minimum. but word got out riders are take advantage of the flaw that cheeks bart and caltrain out of fares. the metropolitan transportation commission tells the san francisco chronicle the new $5 minimum will help combat abuse. well, lisa argen here now to talk about the weather and a little warm-up. >> a little. upper 40s at least. plenty of temperatures around freezing, in fact breaking records in oakland and san jose. right now our roof camera, san francisco still sits in the low 40s. look how warm we're gonna get and the rainy weather returning next week. that's coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also coming up, the vehicle now being built in the east bay that's this is a strawberry pop-tart. and this is the warm fresh baked taste... of a strawberry toaster strudel. see the difference? pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. than listening there'to our favorite songs. there's nothing we love more than listening to our favorite songs. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rolls. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rolls. ♪ we're the kids in america ♪ oh, oh, oh welcome back, everyone. time right now 5:37. this is a live picture from our sutro camera showing you the lights of the bay area. good morning, everyone. this is the last sunday in february. thanks for spending part of it with us. there's a ground-breaking project underway to explore a place no one has ever seen before. in alameda, a robotic submarine is being built that will dive into the water beneath the ice of antarctica. here's cheryl jennings with the drive to discover one of the last inexplored frontiers on the planet. >> sort of like going to the moon. i mean, it's somewhere where nobody has been. >> dr. ross powell from northern illinois university will use this one of a kind robotic submarine on a mission to antarctica. he wants to know how fast the ice sheet is melted by the ocean underneath and what's causing it to happen. >> if the ice is flowing faster into the ocean, then it can lose mass more and raise sea level faster. >> the rover or sir for short is being built in alameda. dr. powell and dr. reid share and their team will use the sir to study the glacier ice where it meets the seawall. they expect the ice as melting underneath. >> it is the warm atmosphere that's warming the ocean. so it's the transfer of the heat that is in the atmosphere into the ocean. >> scientists don't know exactly how fast the ice sheets are melting so dr. powell wanted to find out by sending a remote control submarine packed with instruments and high definition cameras around 2500 feet under the ice. but a sub like that didn't exist until now. >> just when i walk in, they make it happen? >> and they do. >> the engineers are extremely excited about it. a real challenge for them. weighs 2200 pounds, less than 2 feet in diameter. it will be sent down an ice bore hole into the ocean. >> when it enters below it has to unfold and be able to go around, take the different measurements, video and get all the data sent back to the surface. >> this is where all the fiberoptic cables come out and go to the surface and get all the data. >> another engineering feat. it requires a specially built giant hot water drill that will look similar to this. >> what we do is gather the snow that's around. put it into this big melter and put it through steam heaters and create very hot water and then we run it through some pumps and then put it down through a rubber hose. >> it will take three days to make a hole for the sir, under the ice ten days sending back information in real-time. before it goes to antarctica, it will be tested in lake tahoe. this is a mini underwater robot with a high definition camera and it is going to keep an eye on the 28 foot long arm machine as it works in lake tahoe. too deep and dangerous for divers. >> this will give us a whole new picture because this is the first time we actually get high definition video footage to see what we're doing. >> dr. gordon is a geologist in california. he hopes it will show them whether fault lines connect in lake tahoe to predict the magnitude of quakes for public safety. the robots that work in antarctica can provide life-saving data about climate change. >> i've got two kids and i'm really concerned about what we're creating for them to deal with in the future. >> cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. >> the scientists will be testing the sub ice rover in april in lake tahoe. their expedition to antarctica will happen in a couple of years. funding for the sir comes from the national science foundation. well, lisa, we have certainly had an interesting past few days weatherwise. >> we could say an interesting season. still looking at more rain. it's really been one that makes you do your work, you know! cross your t's and dot your i's. things change quickly. we're looking at temperatures dropping with a little bit of a wind, north wind out there, not quite getting that max mall radiational cooling yet but we have a record, a new record in the east bay and the south bay with numbers right around freezing. the freeze warning in effect until 8:00 with temperatures dropping into the 20s. probably in our north bay valleys we are looking at numbers already below freezing in some spots but not a record yet. we'd have to make it to 27 in napa. 29 livermore. and surpassed our old record 34 in oakland, freezing now in the south bay as well as redwood city. san francisco a little wind for you. you're still up in the 40s. you'd have to make it down to i think 37 to tie a record. so still a little warmth hanging on here but overall we'll see numbers continue to drop throughout the next two hours. so we could see those low 20s or mid-20s which would shatter the north bay record. you can see in oakland it was 34, the old record, but that's going to go down in the history books. sfo would have to come down another 6 degrees or so. looking at record lows around the bay. sunny and warmer today on the average of about 5, 6 degrees of warming and more rain comes our way next week. only a slight chance of showers coming in tomorrow. high pressure still in control of our weather today. we'll see the fair skies so it will feel pretty good out there compared to yesterday's 40s and that brisk wind. but we do have a couple of systems lined up in the pacific. the first one is to the north of us and that will just bring us some overriding precipitation for tomorrow for our north bay communities. elsewhere we're looking at probably late tuesday into wednesday before we see some significant rain. this 32 today in the northern sierra, 47 in yosemite with mid-50s from fresno to monterey, 59 los angeles. definitely a cool day there. and temperatures through the evening will be dropping into the 40s. so it will be a chilly one for the oscars tonight. back home numbers below the average but an improvement from yesterday. 55 saratoga, los gatos and mountain view today with low 50s at our coast. millbrae coming in at 54. san francisco about a degree or two warmer. so still a chilly afternoon. petaluma 53. near east bay coming up from the 30s through the 40s by noontime. and by 3:00, we should see mid-50s for san leandro, fremont today. in our valleys look for numbers in the mid-50s today. so it will be a pretty nice afternoon. enjoy it because much of the week coming up will be cloudier and featuring a good deal of rain, especially middle of the week. so today mid-50s, tonight not as cold. we'll see more clouds in the afternoon tomorrow. slight chance of showers both monday and tuesday. could see a half inch on wednesday, scattered showers on thursday. i think there's even another system by next weekend. so partly cloudy skies but it continues to be active out there. >> that's why you say you have to stay on your toes. thank you, lisa. don't go away. 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(announcer) pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. well, after you hear this story, you might think twice about letting a door to door salesman into your home. for a fremont woman one ten-minute sales call turned into a real disaster. here's michael finney with her story. >> after years on an old mattress, carly and her husband finally splurged on a new king size pillow size bed. that's why she was heartsick what happened. >> we had a brand new vehicle that was ruined. >> she wished she had never opened the door when the salesman handed her this flier. it was a free demonstration of a kirby vacuum cleaner. >> the reason why i left them in the door, if they offered to clean my house for free but at the same time i have a soft heart. >> a saleswoman came in, vacuumed her house, floors and blinds saying customers love the kirby machine. many are on youtube.com describing how they use their kirby vacuum cleaners. carly thought the machine was fine but she said the demonstration went a little too far. >> where's your bedroom. i go, no, that's okay. no, it will only take one minute. let me show you, it cleans your mattress. i said we just bought that mattress three months ago, it doesn't need to be cleaned. >> the woman vacuumed the mattress with the hand-held section. a customer described it worked fine on his mattress. however, for carly it wasn't so good. her mattress was a pillow top and the vacuum wouldn't let go of it. >> when she went to pull the vacuum up, the strings weren't letting her pull it up. they were still stuck in the vacuum. >> carly was horrified when the vacuum sucked in the fabric and pulled out dozens of fibers in her brand new mattress. >> to see all the strings come up and the holes in the mattress pillow top. she's still trying to sell me a vacuum. >> the worst part? carly had been warned any damage to her mattress would void the warranty so she demanded reimbursement from the door to door sales company diamond t distributing of burlington. >> he was putting the blame on kirby and kirby was putting the blame on him. >> carly contacted "7 on your side." >> the fact you let somebody into your house doesn't give them carte blanche to do something to damage you or your property. legal analyst dean johnson says even if you consent to a demonstration in your house, the salesperson is responsible for causing any damage. >> in this case there was a vacuum cleaner and it tore up somebody's mattress. that's not supposed to happen. >> we brought the problem to kirk by vacuum, and it contacted the distributor. >> just went and flew from there. >> kirby vacuum said unfortunately her mattress was inadvertently damaged during the demonstration because the product was misused by an inexperienced deal. diamond distributor said we recruit and train our people to show our product. we are disappointeded her mattress was accidentally damaged and they reimbursed carly $1400 for a new mattress. >> yea! i can go out and get my new mattress. that was great. couldn't be happier. >> kirby only sells vacuum cleaners through door to door sales people so you can't go to a local store and try them out. this is rare and they apologized to carly. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> coming up next, the year's best movies. don sanchez with his predictions who might take home the oscars tonight. 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