and noontime, increasing clouds. by the evening, we will have showers. they will last into a portion of your monday and then on track for sunny and warmer days. i will be back with the accuweather 7-day forecast in a few minutes. >> lessa, thank you. the chp is looking for the person that shot and killed a man on highway 4 in antioch. the shooting happened last night just after 9:00 on the eastbound lanes near hillcrest avenue. officers say the victim was in a blue toyota saw lara, and the suspect drove off but there are no details about that person or their car. the investigation shut down all eastbound lanes near the scene for about three hours. in east pal alto three people in critical condition after a crash, and that was just before 8:30 last night. authorities say the car hit a tree at 70 miles per hour with five suspects in the vehicle. a young girl suffered minor injuries, and a man in the car refused treatment. again, three people are in critical condition, and all five are in custody. police have not said yet what led to that chase. now to the recovery efforts in san jose after floodwaters moved in. inspectors are making progress clearing homes and allowing more people to return. the city says about 1,300 homes remain restricted. in the william street park neighborhood, three homes have been red tagged because of structural damage, and they will need to be fixed or rebuilt. san jose major says he will hold a public meeting to discuss the city's response, admitting that a clear failure led to the flooding and a delay in evacuations. >> we are very focussed on recovery this weekend, and next week we are going to be turning to focus on how we fix this going forward. >> volunteers have helped clear streets and homes but there's much more work that needs to be done. abc 7 news reporter, sergio quintana has more on what remains. >> reporter: this is in the rock springs neighborhood, and they were able to get in their homes since the flood. ruben and his neighbors are shocked at the destruction left by the coyote creek floodwaters, and they have been told to pull out water-damaged items from inside their homes. but he asks, what happened to all the chemicals they were warned about that were in the floodwaters, and his neighbors are wondering, who is going to help pay for everything they lost? >> the city is talking about coming tomorrow to pull them out. >> i think we should have had some kind of warning, a day before, just to let people know, you have to get your stuff and get your family and get out of the house. >> reporter: some residents are lucky they live on the second floor, and this man's apartment escaped the flood but can't come back home. >> we don't know when we can come back, until the city looks at the electrical, gas or whatever. >> reporter: these residents are trying to absorb the scale of the ace tdisaster, and it's unc if they will be able to move back. >> there are many ways to help the flood victims. the red cross made it really easy. text the words "red cross" to 90999 to make a $10 donation, and it will show up on your phone bill. the red cross needs volunteers, and to find out how can you help go to our abc 7 news app or to ab abc7news.com. and then her own survival instinct, and abc 7 news reporter, lonny rivera has more on the heroic rescue effort. >> rolled over once and landed on its wheels in the creek and was carried down the creek 20 feet where it became lodged on a rock. >> the water rescuers responded to this emergency. a subaru stuck in the creek, and inside the car a 76-year-old woman managed to stay above water in the pwabbackseat with dog for eight hours. the water rescue team used this equipment for the first time in a real life situation. >> if we were to head to the far side of the creek it got shallow wur, and so we walked her across. >> emergency officials say the victim handled it well by remaining calm. >> she didn't get out of the vehicle, which was a major play, because the water is moving 23 tea qui -- pretty quick, and probably would have swept her away. >> she was transported to the hospital in this ambulance. >> weigh just got done with our training and this happened and it was just meant to happen, and an awesome feeling, definitely. >> makes you feel good. we are all volunteers, and we do it to help our communities. >> happy to help and pleased to know their training was put into good use. abc 7 news. >> santa rosa police are investigating a double homicide with the deaths happening across town from each other, and officers were called to a home on valley center drive yesterday morning where they found a man dead. these pictures are from the santa rosa press democrat, and a short time later they found a woman dead at a home just four miles away, and the two crimes are connected, police say, and they have not explained how. neighbors say police arrest add man prowling outside the same home on glenbrook friday morning. it now has been nine months since a 15-year-old bay area girl was kidnapped as she walked to school. abc 7 news was in vallejo yesterday afternoon, and they gathered where she was last seen, bleedinging a and screami castro pulled her across that overpass, and her family says they are hoping somebody knows something that can help find her. >> if you know anything speak up. think of this if this was your loved one, how would you feel? >> crime stoppers in the solano county are offering a $1,000 reward for information that leads them to penson. abc 7 news was in half moon bay as congresswoman, jackie speier, held a town meeting yesterday, and more than 1,400 signed up to attend and many wanted her to know they are concerned about what will happen to their insurance. >> they have spoke out about how it saved their lives. it's not going to away. we will resist any efforts by the republicans to try and undermine it. >> this was the democratic congresswoman's sixth town hall since president trump's election. in the north bay, more than 2,000 people pack into an auditorium, to ask questions and share concerns about the future of their health care. yesterday pat boil attended the affordable care act town hall in santa rosa and shared this video with us. democratic representative mike thompson and mike mcgwire moshod the event and said they will take the stories they heard back to washington. and then party leader are going over their strategy for the coming year, and discussing their positions on issues like health care and immigration. security is tight but police say it's been calm so far with just a few peaceful protesters, nothing like the massive demonstrations seen last year when donald trump was running for president. we have had some really cold weather these last couple of days, lisa. >> we could see a dusting on some of the peaks. it's really cold out there. freezing in santa rosa. 45 here in the city, and how about 39 on the coast. another system moving in and bringing us more of a chill, but some sunshine for your sunday. we'll talk about it. and the sunny and warmer days ahead, all coming up. and also ahead, a pickup plows into a crowd of parade spectators in new orleans, injuring more than two dozen people, and why authorities say they believe it was not an act of terrorism. the oscars are just hours she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. i'my bargain detergentgh a couldn't keep up.isaster. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. tide. number one rated. it's got to be tide hollywood's golden night is finally here. we are just hours away from the 89th annual academy awards. abc news reporter is in hollywood and in the middle of all the action. >> reporter: getting ready to walk the red carpet. some are too close to call and without even giving away one award, the oscars are already breaking records. it's hollywood's biggest night. >> really in the entertainment industry, it's our super bowl. it's as big as you get all yearlong. >> the academy awards could be full of surprises. >> this is one of the first years in a long time anybody could win anything. >> "lala land" with 14 nominations, and "manchester by the sea," "fences," and "hidden figures", and the oscars are setting records. and the #oscarssowhite a thing of the past. in total, seven people of color received nods. >> they deserve to be here. they are not being thrusted into the limelight not because of the color of their skin but because of their talent. >> in what thought many could not be forgiven, mel gibson, nominated for best director bringing him back into the spotlight after the 2010 domestic battery charge and the anti-semitic tirade after his dui arrests. you can watch the oscars live only on abc 7 today, and live coverage begins at 2:00 this afternoon, and jimmy kimmel is hosting the oscars for the first time at 5:30. new details this morning about that horror in new orleans. police are investigating after a pickup truck plowed into a truck of spectators at a mardi gras parade injuring 28 people. the suspect was taken from the scene by police, and they say he drove his pickup into two cars before hitting the crowd. not far from the parade. 21 of the 28 victims have been hospitalized, and five in critical condition, and they range in age from 3 or 4 years old to adults in their 30s and 40s. a police officer is among the injured. wheufplt >> when i heard the impact over here i seen the truck hitting the people on the ground, and coming through the crowd, and he ricochetted off of one car to another and then he -- everybody was just trying to help one another, trying to make sure everybody was all right. >> the police do not suspect terrorism and say the driver was intoxicated. human error may not have caused a self-driving uber car to run a red light during testing in san francisco. uber blamed the incident on human error and suspended the employee that was riding in that car for not stepping in to prevent it. now two other uber employees have told "the new york times" that mapping programs fail to recognize traffic lights are to blame. a federal lawsuit filed last week accuses an uber engineer of stealing the mapping programs from google's former self driving car project. good sunday morning. it's starting out dry and cold. here's a look at live doppler 7. we are between two systems, this one here will bring evening showers and bring the snow levels down again. the best chance of snow will be in the south bay and points south around the higher elevations of monterey, and we are also looking at the snow advisory to go into affect later this afternoon in the sierra nevada. 3:00 until 4:00 tomorrow morning, still looking at four to eight inches over the passes. winds at the resorts could gust up to 85 miles per hour. right now, boy, is it cold out there? colder than yesterday morning. look at all the wide-spread 30s. 31 in santa rosa, and numbers continuing to drop here on the peninsula into the 30s. once again for you in redwood city, not there yet, but it's going to be chilly with clear air and light winds. anywhere from three to five degrees colder than we were yesterday morning. temperatures certainly bottoming out here, and the second half of your weekend, and we are looking at a lot of energy heading towards our beaches. that's why we have the beach hazard statement this afternoon from sonoma county to monterey, and the risk of sneaker waves and dangerous conditions there. a live look outside where we are nice and clear, and sunny to start, and showers will move in by tonight, and looking at an early-morning lingering couple of showers, and then sunshine, and by the end of the week looking mild. as for today sunshine early on, should feel pretty good, but certainly cool in the low to mid-50s, and then increasing clouds in the north bay. and skipping ahead to the good news, not only sun but an extended period of dry air. we are in the mid-60s throughout much of the middle and end of the week, but look what happens tomorrow, we get a dip as the last system heads our way, so it's a 1 on the impact scale, and the flurries over the highest peaks, so as we put our forecast animation into motion you will notice by 2:00, we have more high clouds and by the evening hours some scattered showers from the north bay through the south bay and you can see around mount hamilton, we could see a little rain and snow mix, and amounts will be scant, maybe 0.2 maybe in oakland. 30s, 33 in santa rosa, and the accuweather 7-day forecast, a 1 on the storm impact scale, and it's going to be a dry day today. the evening, the early morning hours, and you will notice we are getting sunshine, look at that, 60s all the way through next weekend. download our app and if there's any changes, you will be up-to-date. >> looking good, especially later in the week. >> have not been able to say that for months. >> yeah, i know. thanks, lisa. this is homework you might want to do. the california students getting a unique chance to study beyonce. in honor of black history month we are using our instagram feed looking at people that make a difference where you live. ali is nominated for best supporting actor for "moonlight." he was born in oakland and raised in hayward and we have more information on our gus is a handful. we don't know what this thing is, but someday, gus will because this is the thing that gus will build that will change the world. and this is the thing that could change gus' world. gus doesn't know what this thing is, but we know what this thing is. this is the thing we'll help gus get rid of. and without this thing, gus can grow up to build this thing, whatever that thing is, because that's what we do. we do health things, and we do those things for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. assistant, could they be putting your privacy and security at risk. here's michael finney with a closer look. >> reporter: she received her echo, also known as alexa, six months ago as a wedding gift. >> i love alexa. it's convenient and makes my life a lot easier. >> alexa plays music, and sets a timer. >> alexa, set a timer for 15 minutes. >> 15 minutes starting now. >> reporter: and places an order for paper towels. >> would you thraoeulike to buy? >> yes. >> order placed. >> you can see the entire history. >> i am not concerned about privacy when i use alexa. i truly believe that we are being watched and recorded in this day and age with everything we do, and honestly my life is not that interesting to be recorded. >> but should the rest of us be worried? >> i think you should definitely be concerned about privacy, and these are devices in your home and the microphone is always on looking for the key word. >> for example, if you see alexa but don't mean to be talking to the device, and it can still be talking, and it could be an identity thieves' dream if you are not on secured wi-fi. >> part of the information is used to try to understand you better, to pick up your patterns and your tendencies so they can better predict and better interpret what you say in the future, and that's very personalized. >> our sister nation chicago conducted an experiment with alexa. >> alexa, order me five echos? >> okay. added to williams' cart. tpheufp >> reporter: in this test, somebody not the owner asked for alexa to order through an answering machine. >> we spoke to an amazon spokesperson by phone and we are told before an order is shipped there must be confirmation by the registered owner, and it takes privacy and security very seriously, noting it has teams dedicated to the security of alexa srau vic alexa devices and its customers. for now, there are no laws locking in the good intentions. >> there's not a lot of good privacy protection and regulation in terms of personal assistance in the u.s. right now, but, you know, that's something that should happen. >> so the technology, as is often the case s. out in front of the rules and regulations. be aware when using digital assistance, your privacy is on the line. i am michael finney, 7 on your side. a woman in the east bay is accused of stealing a tip jar filled with cash for sick children. a puerto rican restaurant in oakland posted this video on its facebook page. it appears to show the woman stealing the tip jar, and it was supposed to go to the kherpb's happe children's hospital. all the money from the old tip jar is gone, but they have a new one that they glued down. so beyonce may have missed out on album of the year for the grammys, but the pop icon is being rewarded with something else, a class at cal poly, and it's all about queen b. the class will use beyonce's work to explore three themes, tpe feminism, and racism, and and they are going to watch a screening of lemonade, the video that accompanied the release of the album. still to come here on abc 7 mornings, the democratic party has a new chair and he is already blasting president trump. the pwaurbz already on the we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> hi, everyone. it's cold out there, and we have calm winds and the clear sky, and live doppler 7 representing no cloud cover yet but it is on the way. another system dropping down from the pacific northwest bringing chilly air, and low bay area snow levels, and 35 in walnut creek. freezing in danville. numbers are below freezing in santa rosa. 40 in mt. view. and the forecast starting out clear and cold and frosty and sunshine throughout the early afternoon for the north bay, and everybody else will enjoy more sunshine throughout the day, but increasing clouds and some late afternoon showers in the north, and everybody else will see them later on, and the temperatures remaining cool for the next few days, and i will tell you about our armup warm up in store for next few days. abc news reporter, chuck severson, has the latest from washington. >> guess who is not coming to dinner? president trump has stiffed the washington press corps big time, tweeting i will not be attending the white house correspondent's dinner this year, and please wish everybody well and have a great evening. he's skipping the tradition, when the present and the media trade playful barbs, and new york times" reported earlier this month, the campaign had tphao numerous contacts with the russian government, and the attorney general must recuse himself. >> you cannot have somebody, a friend of mine, jeff sessions, who was on the campaign and an appointee, and you will need to use the special prosecutor's statute and office. >> in atlanta on saturday, the democrats hope it's the first step forward. >> they are going to ask the question of all of us, where were you in 2017 when we had the worst president in the history of the united states? >> a message that hit home with the party's rank and file. >> we look at the long game and i think everybody is going to work out fine. >> abc news, new york. after democrats named tom perez their new chair, president trump responded on twitter saying, congratulations to thomas perez who has just been named chairman of the dnc. i could not be happier for him or the republican party. and perez did not stand down, he said don't get too happy, keith ellison, the deputy chair, and i and democrats across the country will be your worst nightmare. tom perez will go one-on-one with george stephanopoulos today, and california congresswoman house democratic leader, nancy pelosi will also appear on this week ahead of president trump's first address to a joint session of congress. can you watch their full intervie interviews on "this week" with george stephanopoulos here on abc 7. and then oscar nominees making political statements before the ceremony begins, and the directors for the best foreign films release add group statement on friday denouncing the climate of the fanaticism and nationalism we see today in the u.s. and so many other countries, and they expressed their disapproval of, quote, leading politicians that they believe influence those attitudes. we are less than 12 hours until hollywood's biggest night. abc 7 news anchor is in hollywood and spwoebg a bay area man looking to win big tonight. >> the oscars are a celebration of a listers. dan crouch is a lecturer, and two-time oscar nominee. his 24-minute film is up for the best documentary short award. shot at highland hospital in oakland, "extremist" explores problems facing family and friends and doctors in end of life situations. >> they are not trained to counsel people. >> his film along with other nominated documentary shorts were showed at the screen writers guild. krauss says attending oscar meetings all week and meeting streisand was surreal. >> to be here now among all of these talented -- enormously talented filmmakers and actors and producers and directors, and makeup artists, it's a different world. >> he will also be rooting for a competitor that happens to be his former student, daphne matserroqi. if either wins oscar cold, it will be a win for the school of journal. >> here are the other nominees for the bay area looking to win tonight. the actor ali, best supporting actor from "moonlight," and mike mills for "20th century women", and two others are nominated for the best animated short film for "piper." and then celebrating an oscar night tradition, the 37th annual academy of friends gala in san francisco. the event will feature several bay area restaurants and a silent auction during the oscars. the academy of friends began as a small oscar party at a home, and since its inception it raised $9 million for local charities. there are other oscar parties in the bay area in san francisco, and an academy awards party benefiting the st. francis tkpoupb tkaeugs, a foundation, and in oakland, an oscar's party will be at the new parkway theater on 24th street. you can watch the oscars live only on abc 7, and live coverage begins at 2:00 this afternoon, and jimmy kimmel is hosting the oscars for the first time, and that starts at 5:30. still ahead here on abc 7 mornings, it's not about the sights, it's about the sounds. ♪ ♪ i don't know why i keep moving my body ♪ >> we are not talking about just the movies themselves. here's a live look from our emeriville camera. a chilly start to the day. below freezing in some areas of the bay area, but a warming trend is on the way. when? lisa i've got it covered. new dream cushion liquid foundation... from maybelline new york. liquid foundation, reinvented: complete, luminous coverage in a perfect-dose cushion. for fresh-faced perfection you'll love, hit refresh with just a tap! maybelline's new dream cushion. liquid foundation in a compact. complete coverage for fresh-faced perfection. make it fresh. make it happen. ♪ maybelline new york. it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. "moonlight" nominated for several academy awards tonight swept the independent spirit awards yesterday, and took home six awards including the best feature, directing and screen play, and this beach side show in santa monica is always held the day before the oscars and recognizes film made for less than $20 million. the razzies went political this year, and they hand out sarcastic awards for the actors, and "hillary's secret," the re-viere reviews were horrible. and "batman versus superman" took home several awards including worse sequesequel, an worse superhero combo. harsh. >> yeah, and looking for a harsh start to the day, and temperatures are in the low 30s in the north bay. getting there in the east bay valleys, 42 in oakland. we are still looking at a chilly day with scattered showers tonight so we are not out of the wet weather pattern yet, but we will be soon and i will tell you when that sunshine is heading to your neighborhood coming up. also ahead, more history made by the warriors. the dubs beat the true radiance comes from within. new radiant toothpaste by colgate optic white. whitens teeth both inside and out. for a radiant, whiter smile. be radiant by colgate optic white. in sports the warriors clinched a playoff birth for the seventh year. today golden state is heading east to begin a five-long day road trip in philadelphia on monday night, and last night the dubs beat the brooklyn nets. we have the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. durant missed his first game of the season last night out with a sore hand but the dubs were facing the 9-48 brooklyn nets. what could go wrong? and curry helping a fan win $5,000. and then clark up the court, and dubs up by four after one quarter. and final seconds, first half. steph, another four-point play. dubs up 11 at at the half. third quarter, klay thompson with 23 of his points. and then hanging in there, mcgehee with a jam. and then steph coming at you and finishes in traffic to beat the buzzer. nets cut it to eight in the fourth, and steph takes a tumble, and the warriors become the earliest team to clinch a playoff birth in nba history. to the ice, the sharks coming off an nhl mandated bye week. they had five players out because of the bumps. carlson, look out. crunched by joseph labate. second period, a break-away here and the puck rolls wide. but then good things happen right there, 1-0, sharks. a minute left in the period tied at one, schlemko to patrick marc march low. on to baseball, matt cain once an ace for the giants, and his spring debut against the cubs, and hoping the renaissance would take place this year. first inning, cain gives up an rbi, and that scores baez. and then to the third inning and the new closer, mark melancon, and michael morse playing first base in this game. and the new player for the giants, wong from korea. a three-run jack and the giants win it by a count of 8-6. a's opening up in the cactus league against chris bryant and the other half of the cubs. down 3-0. signing matt joyce, aloha. and two batters later, chapman ties it up with a two-run run, but the a's end up dropping to 4-3. now, your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good sunday morning to you. it's freezing out there in some areas, and temperatures will continue to drop a little bit. we will start out with sunshine. where's the rain? here it is, moving into southern california. it has been a rainy morning, and this will end so the oscars will be dry. we are looking at a third system, and this is the second system we are in between, there's one to the south of us and one to the north of us, and that will bring evening showers for us, and in between it's a chilly start out there with the system on the way it will bring snow into the mountains. a winter weather advisory from 3:00 this afternoon until 4:00 this afternoon, and 4 to 8 inches over the passes, and winds could gust up to 80 miles per hour in the ski resorts. 35 in san ramon, and 34 in napa. it's 40 on the peninsula as well as mountain view. morgan hill, 39. half moon bay, 37 degrees. another look at the east bay, and we are looking at the chilly numbers to last through the next several hours. five degrees colder. we had some of the cloud cover yesterday morning. beach hazard statement. right now up to five feet, half moon bay, and this will take us through the afternoon. a live look outside. sunshine to start, and we'll see showers tonight. early morning showers possible tomorrow, and that cool northwesterly flow continues for tuesday, and it will be sunny, right? the warmer air arrives into wednesday, thursday, and friday and even next weekend is looking dry. temperatures today once again stuck in the mid-50s, but it will be sunny for most of the day and dry. it looks like the early to late afternoon is when you will notice the clouds from the north bay pushing south. this is what we have to look forward to in san jose, after a cool day today, 57, and tomorrow with the cold air, and even chillier, the coolest day of the week and then we rebound with temperatures in the 60s for march. our storm impact scale, still active today, and into tomorrow with spotty light showers, about 0.2 of a an inch of rain. as we go through the afternoon, notice the clouds here, santa rosa and the cold air in place around clear lake, and this is 2:00, but by 5:00 or 6:00, we have showers from san francisco, half moon bay, and maybe even livermore and will keep going through tomorrow. not a whole lot of moisture associated with the system, and you will see as we put the amounts from today and tomorrow together. we are looking at about here in san francisco. we have the extended dry period in the outlook ahead. overnight lows tonight, even with the cloud cover, low 30s to 40s in san mateo. and 7-day forecast, sun to showers, and a 1 on the storm impact scale, and still a chance tomorrow, and then keeping us cool on tuesday, and download our abc 7 news app, you can track the weather yourself in your neighborhood with temperatures climbing through the 60s all week long. >> i got my car washed so i figured that would make it rain. >> yeah, usually. >> thanks, lisa. the oscars are hours away at the dolby theater. ♪ ♪ >> it's nominated for 14 oscars, but when "la la land" was screened here at dolby headquarters in san francisco, one thing stood out as much as the music. >> i looked around, and it's the kind of experience you are talking about, and we want you to feel like you are sitting in the middle of the experience. >> and they used a sound-designer's dream. >> if you want to move the helicopter around over the audience's head, the latest sound technology allows you to do that simply and easily. >> and invisibly. >> i don't see speakers. >> right, if you see speakers, our science has shown you are distracted by it. >> so theaters build with the new dolby cinema theaters have speakers hidden in the wall and a bright projector. >> can you see in the allies or dark corners of the scene versus it being washed out. >> back in the day you would have a light bulb in a projector, and now the screen is lit up by two these wrabgz of lasers. >> so far there are 60 dolby cinemas around the country, and these technologies will also be in your living room before you know it. >> it's like being in a movie theater. >> better than being in a theater, really. >> san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. not the oscars, but something special. coming up, how kids in oakland can win a golden sneaker award made from shoes dona tbut what if it didn'tm. have to be? at blue apron, we're building a better food system. where we value quality and flavor over quantity and shelf-life. where chefs and farmers work together to make farms healthier, grow higher quality ingredients, and deliver them in-season, ripe and ready to cook. because food is better when you start from scratch. blue apron. you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt before. introducing the glc coupe. part suv. part sports car. all mercedes-benz. we invited women to a spa to dish soap. body wash. you may not feel it, but some body washes can contain cleansers found in dish soap. dove body wash is different. it has only the gentlest cleansers. it just made me feel good. this is dove. it's so delicious. i can't believe it has 40% fewer calories than butter. i can't believe it's made with real, simple ingredients. i can't believe we're on a whale. i can't believe my role isn't bigger. oh, it's real. real ingredients. unbelievable taste. go ahead, enjoy. check out the winning numbers from last night's $40 million powerball draw. 6, 32, 47, 62, 65, and the powerball 19. nobody got all six. wednesday night's jackpot grows to $53 million. starting tomorrow, students throughout alameda county will have the chance to win a golden warriors sneaker by promoting a healthier earth. the golden sneaker contest challenges students to get to and from school by using a green mode of transportation. carpooling, biking, walking, taking the bus, those are all alternative ways they can use. students from the school with the biggest increase in using greed modes will win a sneaker trophy donated by the warriors, and the contest ends march 10th. a woman survived a night trapped in a car in a swollen sonoma county creek. we will hear from the rescuers that helped pull her to safety. also, countdown to the oscars. we will have a preview of the big night live from the red carpet. this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. well, they come from our hope and a longing to bring something new into the world. it's fitting, then, that classrooms of children are born every day in northern california -- the cradle of ideas, changing the very world around us. every bright spark deserves a hand to help it become something more. and that's why we are here. for our newest neighbors and the people they become. sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. i am carolyn tyler. thank you for joining us on this sunday, february 26th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> good morning to you. yes, it's cold out there. you are right. live doppler 7, nice and clear. we're in between cold weather systems. one has pushed to the south and you may have noticed a few showers yesterday and another is on the way. that one will allow for evening showers again, but we will start out with clear and frosty conditions from 33 in lafayette, and 34 in pleasant hill. 36 in brentwood. as you go closer to the bay, still chilly. 40, hayward and 44 in the city. sun coming up at 6:44, and we will have plenty of it, and by the afternoon, we will have a few more clouds enter the north bay. when w