arrest. -- noelle walker with more on how the suspect was caught and why he might not have been aiming at police. >> the public coming forward with information actually helped them to catch the suspect. friends say he has been very apologetic about shooting and injuring two police officers. new developments in ferguson, missouri. this is 20-year-old jeffrey williams, the man investigators say fired the shots early thursday morning that hit one st. louis area police officer in the shoulder and another in the face. >> he is now charged with two counts of assault in the first degree for the pro police officers that were shot. >> reporter: the shooting happened outside of the ferguson police department during a protest hours after ferguson's police chief resigned after a scathing report from the justice department in the wake of the michael brown shooting last august. the suspect as friend visited him in jail and said he was very apologetic about what happened. >> he wasn't trying to create disruption in the community. it was not his aim. it was not his purpose, not his focus. >> reporter: williams reportedly admitted to the shooting, but said he had an argument with others in the crowd and was not aiming his weapon at police. i was very disappointed and i know he is disappointed and regrets his decision. >> reporter: police found a .45 caliber handgun at williams' home. information from the public helped to lead to the arrest. >> i can't stress how important it was in every case, but certainly in this case, it has been invaluable. >> reporter: turmoil in ferguson is spilling over to local businesses, some of which claim revenue is down 80%. >> i have customers call me every day "are you guys open? is it safe to come here?" >> attorney general eric holder released a statement saying, in part -- >> reporter: that suspect, williams is being held on $300 thousand won. any word on how the officers were doing, now? >> they were both hop liesed. they are both out of the hospital tonight and expected to make full recoveries. >> thank you, noelle >> in walnut creek, a bus was carrying 40 teens from arizona to a sign language event. they were southbound 680 after 9:30 when the driver noticed smoke coming from the back of the bus and pulled to the side of the freeway. the sheriff's department said the students were not seriously hurt. >> obviously, there was a lot of smoke. many of the kids, teen-age kids from arizona here on a field trip. >> we are told the teens were evaluated in the emergency room and released. >> an 11-year-old girl recovering after she was hit by a suspected drunk driver in south san francisco. police say she was hit as she crossed the street with her younger brother. she was taken to san francisco general hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries police say the driver, 26-year-old alberto gomez failed a sobriety test and was booked into jail on a felony dui charge. >> >> alameda authorities released the name killed in a freeway accident. 52-year-old hayward al bright died in the chained reaction which involved other vehicles and left six other people injured. the highway patrol said the accident was triggered by a pickup truck driver that did not slow down quickly enough to avoid hitting slower traffics in the lanes ahead. >> >> families of hundreds of families being cared for met this weekend in an effort to try to keep the sonoma facilities open. they estimate each of the more than 400 residents cost about $500 thousand a year, each to treat. the santa rosa -- paper reports 200 relatives were met by state lawyer makers to try to determine how to keep the facility open. a family member discovered the body of a 37-year-old on monday inside of her apartment near san pablo avenue. she was a dental student at ucfs. investigators say she was shot once in the head and there were no signs of forced entry into her apartment. personal items belonging to her were found in a trash can in the city of rich mon. police are asking anyone who saw anything suspicious sunday or monday to contact authorities. it cooled off a bit around the bay area. meteorologist mark tomeo is here with a look at the temperatures, a chance for sprinkles? >> a weak system to our north. a big dropoff in the temperatures. yesterday, we were talking about the records in the 80s, even a few spots around 90 degrees today, a completely different story. most areas coming down a good 10-15 degrees from yesterday's readings, look at that san francisco temperature, down 18 degrees from yesterday's 84 degrees so, a big dropoff, especially in the san francisco with the 66 showing up. here's a live camera looking out towards san francisco, still some haze out there, a few high clouds, patchy fog near parts of the coastline, one one of the contributing factors that cooled off the bay area. as far as current numbers, a lot of 70s, concorde, walnut creek. half moon bay, 65 degrees. there is some rain to our north. also a cold front that will be approaching the bay area. right now, we are dry with an increase in clouds especially in the north bay so you can count on more clouds for your monday forecast, coming up in 10 minutes, we'll look at the shower chances that could approach the bay area >> thousands of runners in the los angeles marathon got an early start today to beat the heat there. races began a half hour early at 6:30 this morning with 26,000 runners from all 50 states, more than 55 country.s it was 71 degrees at the dodger's stadium starting line with temperatures creeping into the 80s along some parts of the race course. 31-year-old danielle limo from kenya won the men's race and 26- year-old olga tomeo won for the women. >> >> this weekend's devastating cyclone left widespread destruction. winds from the storm were estimated in almost 175-miles per hour. tearing the roofs off homes and toppling trees inside. there are for official casualty features yet, but thousands are likely homeless. a woman whose home was destroyed by the storm is already starting to clean up and rebuild. >> really scary. i cried all night, but i just have to be strong. about 1,500 miles from australia. and home to almost 27,000 people >> there is word tonight an hbo documentary may have turned up evidence that lead to this weekend's arrest of a wealthy and eccentric homicide suspect robert derst was arrested in new orleans of his attorney said he wouldn't fight extra dickion charges on charges that he killed a woman, susan derman 15 years ago. he has maintained his innocence in that case. in addition, a texas jury aquited him of the death and dismemberment of one of his neighbors that he said he killed in self-defense. >> >> a british woman said she is jogging all the way from new york to san francisco. what prompted her to embark on this 3,000-mile journey >> a bay area ballet receive as last-minute reprieve. bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress any size for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...ends sunday. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ a 68-year-old woman from the united kingdom is running from new york to san francisco. she is making the cross country trek in honor of her late husband and others that died from cancer. she began her 3,000-mile run last october. she is currently in virginia. she packs all of her materials in a cart that she pulls along. she hopes her journey will encourage others. >> your mind relaxes and you can do stuff of the >> reporter: she hopes to arrive in san francisco by the end of the year. she said she has had the privilege of meeting cancer survivors while runs across america. >> san jose arts information give an unrestricted grant of $105,000 to the group. past management led to the budget short fall. the next mission is to race the money and rename it. >> >> off the grid, more than 20 food vendors in food -- 10 food trucks lined for the main post lawn, ever offering all types of saverry and sweet treats. there was a yoga class for kids -- >> i really loved the fact that one gentlemen gets to see the presidi o, which i rarely am able to do. i'll always down for picnics. >> food vendors said this is always a good day for them and this has grown in popularity. >> it grows every single week. >> off the grid's picnic at the park happens every sunday from now until november 1st. you have to pay for the food, but it's free to simply hang out at the park and you can even bring your own food. >> best advice, you have to get there early because the lines for the food trucks are really, really long, especially when we have weather like there. >> it was a little cooler, a little cloud cover out there. >> a big drop off in the temperatures -- >> yeah, great weather for today. it did cool off. no more 80s. yesterday in san francisco. 84 degrees. back down into the 60s with the overall air mass cooling. another reason we are looking out toward the fog, camera pointed towards the southwest and some of the fog showing up in this camera as part of the responsible for the cool off. also responsible, a weather system to our north, heavier rain towards crescent city and a few rainshowers approaching cape medicino as well. you can see a few high clouds approaching the north bank. could be a nice sunset with high clouds adding a nice dimension to the sky. as far as current numbers, lower 70s. spring begins friday. best chance of picking up a few showers, not much, for tomorrow. mostly cloudy skies for your monday morning. temperatures will be most areas in the lower 50s. cooler spots into the upper 40's toward napa livermore forecast for today. starting out today in the upper 40s. a nice recovery for the afternoon. low 70s, 73-74 degrees. by 3:00 or 4:00 tomorrow afternoon >> here, you can see the bigger perspective, a lot of clouds. it looks like a fairly active weather pattern. for us, the cold front by the time it gets here, it will be very weak. a lot of cloud cover. rainfall focused up to the north of the bay area, this will be on the approach for tomorrow, more clouds, the chance of a few sprinkles out there and the highest chance it will be up in the north bay and mild weather pattern remains in place with the 60s and 70s, looks like a pretty quiet weather pattern for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. the best chance of a few showers toward the northern portions of sonoma county. alot of clouds, one little band developing by monday evening. tuesday, we should have partly cloudy skies for st. patrick's day. for the most part, it should be dry. the best chance for showers will be toward the sierra to the east. as far as temperatures tomorrow, talking about lower 70s out there for santa rosa, antioch and brentwood. san francisco, record heat is long gone. temperatures on the mild side, tuesday into wednesday. st. patrick's day, festivities, dry, a few high clouds, readings in the upper 60s to low -p 0s, fair weather pattern for thursday. spring begins on friday. coming up at 5:45, we'll look at the weekend forecast. we might be able to talk about showers on the long range weather map. >> >> thank you very much, mark. with st. patrick's day coming up tuesday, it's time for the annual saint pity's day event in the east bay. that's right, i said pity, as in pitbull. organizers say almost half of the dogs in the shelter at any given time are pitbull mixes. the animals are hard to place because of the reputation of the breed, something the man behind saint pity's day say isn't deserved. >> with the stigma that surrounds the breed and the bad pr they get from bad owners, it's hard, but we are doing a great job, a lot of people are coming around, seeing how beautiful these animals are and how good dogs they are in the right hands. 16 dogs were adopted. five went to rescue organizations. they say they will continue $50 special for adopting dogs through the end of the month >> coming up, violent clashes erupt in the mideast in the battle against isis >> we'll show you the reopening of a paris market more than two months after a deadly siege. >> >> it has happened again, another group of british teens heads to syria to join isis. >> hillary clinton may soon be called to answer for her e- mails. the congressional investigation expected to be launched this week. fighting in libya and militia men, the fighting is outside of search which has been controlled by the islamic state for several weeks. it was in libya where islamic fighters executed the christians last mon. they are hoping to make enroads in libya. >> >> the fighting against islamic continues outside of iraq. today, radical shiite cleric left iraq's capital to take part to round out the islamic state. troops and militia launched a long-awaited offense. iraqi officials say at least 30,000 fighters, including government soldiers are taking part in the offensive. which is seen as a precursor to an assault to retake mozul, the biggest city there. >> >> many voters consider this election against benjamin netanyahu. >> just two days to go before the vote, israel's upcoming election has turned into a referendum of benjamin netanyahu. they focus on security like preventing a nuclear iran. polls show israelis are more concerned about domestic issues. they are skeptical about the prime minister's claims against iran. possibly endangering the re- election of netanyahu. some, conservatives held a large rally in tel tel aviv to pump up supporters. many think he could be the next israeli program. platform on jump starting the economy. turn out is expected to be high on tuesday. it could be weeks before israel's politicians form a new government and select a prime minister. conner powell, "fox news." >> reopening amid-heavy security -- the father of a 20-year-old man killed in the attack said it was important that the store reopen as a symbol of never giving up. french interior prime minister brought two bottles of wine saying that harmony trumps violence. >> >> turkish authorities arrested three british teens allegedly on their way to go to syria to join isis and have sent them back. they were returned to authorities in london yesterday. this incident comes weeks after a search was launched for three london school girls thought to be making their way to syria and isis. they remain missing. two were 15, one is 16. they went to school with another 15-year-old girl that joined isis in december. >> >> republicans say the launch of a congressional investigation into former secretary of state hillary clinton's use of personal e- mail for government works. abc news reports house speaker john ben ownby will announce that probe this week. at issue, some 30,000 e-mails that clinton deleted from the account, saying they were personal messages about matters involving her daughter's wedding and her mother's funeral. >> >> also, today, the washington post reported that jeb bush thought by many to be the front runner for the republican president next nomination used his private e-mail account to discuss military and security matters while he was governor of florida. his aides say none of the e- mails involve classified information. >> contract cinderella" opened in theaters this weekend. it earned $23 million in the first full day in theaters. it's predicted box office receipts could go as high as $70 million by the time this weekend is over. it doesn't hurt that the film stars two actresses from "downton abby." >> run all night in second place with $11 million. kingsmen, secret service, third with $6 million. -- a crash in contra costa county. what we are learning about the accident that left a motorcyclist dead. >> celebrating all things irish in boston. why this year's saint patrick's parade made history. highway patrol in conthat cross that county investigating a deadly crash. it happened at the stone valley road exit ramp. kristina randone is live with more. >> reporter: exit and entrance ramps openty hour, but the investigation as to how the crash happened is in the preliminary stages. california highway patrol said the victim was riding a motorcycle on northbound 680 at alamo just before 1:30 this afternoon. the motorcyclist began exit on stone valley road and reportedly lost control on the exit curb. chp spokesman said the man crashed into a tree and died. we are told he was a 36-year- old man from san ramon. eastbound, 680, temporarily closed. ramps back open. still investigators were mapping out the scene, trying to determine what lead to the fatal crash. >> at this point, investigators say there are not saying if they know if any other -- cars were involved. but if you know anything about it, call the police. >> historic day in boston where gay groups march ed in the st. patrick's day parade for the first time. that prompted a boycott by another significant group. gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered veterans, because of that, the devout catholic group, knights of columbus backed out. it was both excitement and disbelief. >> we are happy to have the men. everyone should be treated equally. are your some catholic groups said they are surprised lbgt groups want to march in a parade that honor a catholic saint. according to san francisco chronicle, san francisco chamber of congress is reporting 10 businesses have closed since january because own ares were worried about raising wages. oakland's minimum wage jumped from $9 to $12.25 an hour to all employees on -- bridge shut down for a short time as police caught up with a man threatening to jump. police say he sped onto the bridge on a motorcycle, stopped and climbs over the railing. chp officers joined local police and negotiated with a man that moved to the other side. he was arrested, but it's not clear why. northbound lanes were closed until 11:00 this morning. the same man attempted to jump off the antioch bridge last mon >> testimony continues for the woman behind a $16 million gender bias lawsuit. dramatic showdown was expected last week when ellen powell took the witness stand, but legal experts say there were no big moments. she claims she was passed over for a promotion because she was a woman and said she was later fired when she complained. the trial enters it's fourth week tomorrow >> almost a decade to the day that scott peterson was sentenced to death for the killingous hiv wife and their unborn son. this dominated headlines over northern california for month. ted rollins spoke to peterson at san quentin. >> >> reporter: peterson spoke to us for 30 minutes, restricting the visit to one room, declining to respond to our questions. he did provide specific answers to a number of things that have created suspicion about his possible involvement in lacey's disappearance. including a report that he was seen loading a large object in his truck the day lacey was reported missing. >> relatively heavy big umbrellas. it started to rain and i took them to storage. >> reporter: he addressed a report that investigators found bags of cement at his home and his neighbor warehouse. >> home and work, you mean, we can walk out and i'm stepping past the rules of not talking about the investigation here. i can take you out and show you all of the brick work in the backyard. that's real common thing around here. >> peterson also said that blood reportedly found by investigators in his truck should be expected. i'm sure there is my blood everywhere in that truck. i work on a farm with machineries. everyone i have done things with, looked at the scars on my hand. as trade men, we cut and we bleed. so, yeah, it's in there. and lacey's too? >> o, i don't know. >> peterson addressed his relationship with amber fry eric kirschner, a fresno massage therapist he admits to having an affair with. he told lacey about the affair, but lied to her family about it. >> >> reporter: you tell her about it, was it something she was upset about or was it something that put your marriage in jeopardy or not? >> no, definitely did not put the marriage in jeopardy. it's not a positive thing, and i think the real question you are getting at and everyone wants to know if that connects to me being involved with her disappear an. no, it did not. i have nothing to do with lacey's disappearance. >> reporter: peterson edd is fully cooperating with the modesto police department, despite accounts to the contrary. >> numerous occasions, i talked with them, the night of her disappearance and continued to receive phone calls from them and talk to them on the phone. >> reporter: the most emotional part came when he was discussing his relationship with his wife, lacey and the nursery that the two had created for their unborn son, connor. >> that door is closed. i can't open that door. >> you worked on it? what sort of preparation did you do? >> outfitted. the furniture was there. and all of the little clothes and all of the wonderful things we had. >> tonight second look takes a more in depth look at the scott peterson case. that's tonight at 11:00. right after the 10:00 news. drugs to help bad cholesterol, the drugs called pcsa9 inhibit os work well at lowering ldl cholesterol, people taking the drugs had half the risk of dieing or suffering a heart problem compared to those that took lipitor. more is needed about side effects >> you may not know it, burr today is international good deeds day, a call to action for people to lend a helping hand to someone in need or help their community. the tradition was launched back in 2007 and organizers say every good deed counts. >> volunteering at a soup kitchen, it could be taking a school and giving it a bit of a face-lift, painting it, doing gardening. it could be something personal and small. >> organizers say they have hundreds of thousands of volunteers from more than 50 countries and they hope the spirit of giving back continues to grow. >> getting advice on hackers from a third grader. coming up, details on the cyber security conference that hired a nine-year-old as their key popular vote speaker >> how much longer will the mild weather stick around in mark tomeo will be here with a look at your workweek forecast. a nine-year-old cyber security expert is showing crowds how easy it is for hackers to break into your smart phone or other electronic devices, meet rubin paul. he was the keynote speaker in a conference on friday. the goal is is to make everyone nor aware of hackers. the third grader showed viewerses the steps it take to hack into a phone. >> if a child can do it, a regular hacker could do it. it would be often easy for a regular hacker to do. i want everybody to be be more aware -- be more careful when you download games. >> reporter: it wasn't rubin's first time being a keynote speaker. it is easy to break into your devices. >> like he said, if he can figure it out, those who are much more highly skilled can figure it glut. >> let's figure out the weather, the expert that can hack into the weather system and tell us what is going on. >> i will step into a few science fairs and the students there, i almost have to ask two or three questions because they are so advanced. very impressive >> our weather, today, a cooler day here in the bay area, but still mild. a lot of 70s out there. breaking news, not here, but out towards boston, they broke their seasonal snowfall record. 108.6 inches are the rolled record over 107 inches. in it is, history for today. snowfall in boston breaking the seasonal snowfall record set, lingering a fewer snowshowers in that part of the country, right now. as far as our local weather, we have rain showers to our north, toward eureka. more the most part, partly cloudy skies, but the high clouds will continue to move into the area from the north, evidence special up towards parts of sonoma county. cloverdale and we could be talking about spotty sprinkles or a few light showers as we head into the north bay. current numbers out there showing 60s, holding onto a few low 70s, concorde, walnut creek. san jose checks in in 66. a live camera looking out toward -- looking out towards the north to the east. high clouds for tonight, for your monday, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. the extended, a dry weather pattern. these are the last few days of winter because spring begins friday. overnight lows, first thing tomorrow morning, a lot of 50s out there. coolest locations will be in the upper 40s, but mostly cloudy skies to start out your monday morning forecast. in fact, you can see the time lines throughout the day, south bay tomorrow, san jose, 53, in the afternoon. still pretty mild. so, here's our forecast model, showing you the rainshowers. best chance up in the north bay for tomorrow, especially northern portions of sonoma county. some clouds for the bay area, but there is enough moisture out there where you might experience a little sprinkle throughout the day on your monday. main, north to east of the region. tuesday, p skies and maybe a few snowshowers towards the sierra by tuesday afternoon and into tuesday night. a bigger perspective. i'll step out of the way. unfortunately, no real strong organized storm systems out there for us. the main one we are tracking is producing steady rains toward crescent city. tomorrow, the system moves into the bay area. with that, more clouds, chance of a few sprinkles, still mild. readings in the 60s and -p 0s, looking long range. position up to our north, friday, more cloud cover, let's keep an eye on a few showers, approaching parts of the north bay. that would be by friday night and then possibly, another system that is still into next weekend. quite a ways out t could be a week from now. as far as temperatures for tomorrow, a lot of 70s out there, once again, santa rosa, fair ophelia. oakland, 72, more neighborhoods, more 70s, san jose, morgan hill and gillroy. san francisco 69 degrees. half moon bay, 68. record heat is long gone, 60s and 70s out there, still pretty mild for this time of the year. wednesday, same deal, fair skies by thursday, get ready for spring friday and maybe a week if now, we could be tracking a few showers in the bay area. now, we are talking about heading into spring friday and basically, winter -- past march and february, not much in terms of the rainfall we need. >> what is frustrating, the storms out of the pacific, by the time they get here, they are basically a band of clouds. >> thanks, mash many new weekend bus service to two attractions in oakland. buses started to make stops at the oakland zoo and the space and science center along sky light boulevard. the line will operate every 45 minutes between 9:00 in the morning to the evening. line 46 with take visitors to the zoo every hour. trips to the zoo will increase to every 30 minutes come summertime >> coming up, it's march madness, ncaa tournament announced. >> we'll show you the top seeds, next in sports wrap with joe fonzi -- . bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress any size for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...ends sunday. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ good evening, everyone, welcome to the early sunday nights sports wrap. 68 teams that are in this year's ncaa tournament have been chosen. we knew, going in, there would be no northern california representative. the big story will be kentucky -- the wildcats against arkansas today in the sec tournament championship. they ran the floor, that was harrison to stein. arkansas's game kill the build cats went on a run, tyler passing to anthony towns for the better shot underneath, kentucky, 34-0 after the 78-63 win. they get the number one seed in the tournament's midwest region >> wisconsin against michigan state t one went right down to the wire. wisconsin has the big guy, frank komiski. they went to overtime, sigh tied at 69, but the spartans did not score in overtime. komiski -- badgers win and improve to 21-3. wisconsin gets the number one seed in the west region. >> >> yesterday, villanova, a win over xavier, wildcats ruled them by 17 and have a record of 32-2. while cats were rewarded by getting the number one seed in the east. top seed in the south, duke, blue devils get a top seed despite being upset in the semi- finals. despite eventual tournament winner, notre dame, duke was ranked second in the country, coming in, gets the top seed. the teams that might have had an issue, arizona, virginia, gonzaga and kansas who all got number twos >> sometimes, there is a price to pay for getting into the tournament. georgia southern against georgia state. rj hunters puts back his own miss. georgia state makes the tournament with the win. ron hunter, rj's dad hurts his achilles. hunter did return to join in his team's moment. >> >> note quite halfway through the cactus league schedule, bruce wants to see things sharpen soon for his champions. giants are in the inning with the giants leading. >> >> a lot of competition for roster spots in the a's camp. oakland playing the brewers in phoenix. inned third inning. -- a's got on the board and took the lead in the fifth. tyler, one into right. that falls for a hit. oakland ties the game with a sacrifice fly by billy butler. still in the fifth, rob wooten will try to pick off the third and 10. he throws the ball away. a's go on to win 5-2. still to come on this early sunday night sports wrap, we'll check in on thes in star circuit in phoenix. >> >> three extra holes needed on the golf tour before one of the young stars of the game got the win, wish. female narrator: for over 60,000 california foster children a pair of shoes is a small but important gift. my shoes have a hole in them. i can barely fit in these anymore. i hope no one would notice. they hurt my feet. i never had new shoes before. to help, sleep train is collecting new shoes of all sizes. bring your gift to any sleep train, and they'll be given to a local foster child in need. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. warriors are off before that's host the lakers. they remain 6 1/2 games in front of memphis in the battle for the number one playoff seed in the west. russell westbrook in a battle with new orleans for the 8th and final spot in the conference. thunder hosting the bulls. westbrook carrying the thunder for the last mon, making the steal and do it himself, for only the third time in his last nine games. westbrook did not get a triple double, but the thunder wins 109-100. depending on what new orleans is doing, okc is one and a half games if front of the pelicans. >> >> clippers hosting the rockets. james harden gets the ball up, the roll 34 points for harden to lead houston, now, they are tied at 96. will jones shoot the three? he does and makes it. rockets win 100-98. houston number four in the west and clippers number five. nascar circuit was in phoenix. in these days, that's practically an automatic win for kevin harvick. going onboard with dale ernhardt, jr., see what happens when a driver loses his tires, going at a high speed. dale ernhardt, jr. can't keep from hitting the wall. he would not be able to continue on this tire. he finished in last place. 43rd. >> harvick had the dominant car all week, he passes joey, never looking back. they get four straight in phoenix for harvick. five wins in six on the track and a record seven overall. harvick staying on top of the standings over logano and jimmy johnson. >> >> it's that time of the year for water foul, golf tour stopped in florida. needed to make this putt to maintain his share of the lead. he get it is and heads to a playoff with patrick reid and shawn o hair. on the third extra hole, speaks with a chance to win if he makes birdie. this one comes in hot, but right on line. speak has his second win on the pga tour. that does it for early sports wrap, see you at 10:00. nit pairings have been announced. stanford and saint mary are both in the nit and both will host games. stanford as the number two seed. uc davis tuesday at 7:00 in something they are calling the colorado state quadrant. and then saint mary's will host on wednesday as the fourth seed, hosting vanderbilt, a 6:00 start on wednesday at saint mary's, not in the ncaa tournament, but at least some postseason basketball for stanford and saint mary's >> i can't remember the last time we didn't have a team in ncaa. but no representation, but at least reason to stay paying attention in the postseason. at least for one more week. >> thank you. thank you >> let's check in, now with mark. another look at possible showers coming our way. >> maybe a few sprinkles out there, but that's about it. mainly in the north bay. there will be some clouds for your monday, tuesday, st. patrick's day, partly cloudy skies and it looks like the same old weather pattern for wednesday, thursday, saying hello to a brand-new season, with maybe more clouds and a chance of a shower on sunday. >> we have had historically wet marchs. >> and last year, april is very active. >> maybe we'll get that. maybe we'll get some activity in april. >> thank you, mark. >> coming up tonight at 10:00, hikers and cyclists, making for a dangerous combination. >> the new effort to step up safety on a popular trail. why that is not sitting well with everyone. we'll have more on that tonight at 10:00. all right, i'm ready for my next question. in a world where rhinoceroses are domesticated pets, who wins the second world war? uganda. defend. kenya rises to power on the export of rhinoceroses. a central african power block is formed, colonizing north africa and europe. when war breaks out, no one can afford the luxury of a rhino. kenya withers, uganda triumphs. correct. my turn. in a world where a piano is a weapon, not a musical instrument on what does scott joplin play "the maple leaf rag"? tuned bayonets. defend. isn't it obvious?