until next time, remember, the question is, what would you do? indie. >> buried by blizzard. a powerful snowstorm in the sierra . the biggest of the season. putting a freeze on travel. dangerous conditions have stopped both cars and caltrans snow blowers in their tracks. whiteout images and winter warnings are not over yet. good evening. i'm j.r. stone an entire stretch of i-80 more than 70 miles worth are still closed tonight due to the intense winds

and snowfall. there's a loose hope that it may be back open by tomorrow. take a look at the conditions on the roads right now. this is a live camera sitting up near donner pass by tahoe that's included in the closure, all covered up by snow. crews have been hard at work to get i-80 open by monday, but they say only eight of their 30 snowblowers are operational right now due to the storm. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has more on the conditions and the cold now creeping into the bay area. >> the fierce blizzard conditions creating a snowmageddon in the high sierra this weekend with high winds and heavy snow, whiteout conditions and hurricane force winds unfolding at the top of donner summit, where some stranded drivers had to be rescued by chp off interstate 80, in both directions remain closed sunday afternoon. >> guys, chp truckee out here. so i just wanted to say thank you for your patience. we're trying to get this roadway open, as you can tell, a little bit of snowfall here on highway 50.

>> caltrans says a snow slide on echo summit trapped several cars and closed the road for about 30 minutes. luckily no one hurt. >> oh my gosh, it's so windy. wow >> bay area resident renee adelman is riding out the blizzard in south lake tahoe, where wind and blowing snow has been relentless. snowed all day yesterday. >> and then today we woke up to about a foot and a half of fresh snow. >> my neighbor's house is. the snow is almost up to the top of their their doorways. >> reporter but many roads are still too dangerous for travel. this skier had the right idea to get around on venice drive. check out the unreal conditions at the gondola station at palisades tahoe. this resort had to close on sunday. heavenly resort was opened and look how many skiers showed up to enjoy some fresh powder. after digging out. could take a while. kevin dupuis was trying to clear a path in truckee but not having

much luck. started trying to blow the snow blower, but i might have broken it so me and my buddies are trying to fix it and get it running in the bay area. no snow, but cold temperatures are a concern in the sonoma valley for unhoused folks. this emergency warming shelter is now open. unfortunately, here in the city of sonoma and in the valley sonoma valley, we don't have permanent uh- uh- winter shelters. >> and so we've establish a, um, emergency winter shelter that we can open as needed. >> this emergency shelter here in sonoma will be open sunday night, closing monday morning. meantime, the chp urging drivers to delay trips to tahoe because it's still too hazardous. in sonoma. cornel bernard abc seven news, cornell. >> thank you so much. let's get over to abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian. i mean, these images are intense. spencer i think there's just a hope for some relief out there. well, there's relief on the way, j.r, but it's going to take a while for those conditions to improve so that people can move

around freely, get it in and out of the area. >> there were times when the snow was falling at rates of 2 to 4in per hour. some locations in the sierra received up to two feet of snow in a 24 hour period. right now, we still have this blizzard warning in effect until midnight tonight. now, even when it expires, there's going to be a winter storm warning in effect from midnight tonight until 4 a.m. wednesday. so the conditions we just showed you are not going to just go away quickly. it's going to take until about midweek when the snow winds down and the cold air starts to move out before roads are passable, before it's safe to even drive into or out of the greater tahoe area. meanwhile, here in the bay area right now, we are seeing our most recent storm winding down. our conditions are improving. i'll give you all the details on our week ahead in just a moment j.r. >> thank you so much. look forward to that. now to your voice and your vote nikki haley has notched her first gop primary win of the 2024 presidential race. the former

south carolina governor scored a victory today over donald trump in washington, d.c. it turns out it's a historic win, according to the rutgers university center for american women and politics. it makes haley the first woman to ever win a republican presidential primary or caucus. it's a win her campaign hopes will spark some momentum ahead of this week's super tuesday. and as those primaries are just days away with 15 states and american samoa casting their votes, the u.s. supreme court could step in as early as tomorrow. when it comes to former president trump. colorado and maine have barred trump from appearing on ballots for the republican primary, so getting the insurrectionist clause of the u.s. constitution and trump's role. in january 6th, the supreme court justices have indicated it will issue at least one opinion on monday, since colorado and maine hold their primaries tomorrow, many are speculating the high court will

rule on this ballot. question here at home, the candidates are hitting crunch time doing everything they can to become california's next u.s. senator. after the passing of longtime senator dianne feinstein from san francisco, we're seeing the bay area play an important role in the final days before the primary. three abc seven news reporter ryan curry has his eye on the race in less than 48 hours, polls will open in california for tuesday's primary on sunday night. >> adam schiff and katie porter made one last final push to get bay area voters to check their names at the ballot box. >> it is so important that you are engaged. it is so important that you're going to go out and vote, we do not have the luxury of disengagement. what we saw today was a huge turnout here in san francisco of people of all different ages, all of the young people i talked to had not yet put their ballot in, but are going to do so. >> the newest polling out of this weekend from uc berkeley's institute of governmental studies shows republican steve garvey, in a statistical tie

with democratic representative adam schiff, representative katie porter trails with east bay representative barbara lee falling behind at her event in the mission. porter said supporters of garvey are spending big money to get her to lose. >> we have a handful of billionaires who are literally spending millions to try to prevent me from getting to the senate. why would they do that? it's because they don't want someone who's going to address the income inequality that we see in this country. they don't want someone who's going to stand up for workers and consumers. as a ticket of two democrats on the november ballot would ensure the california senate seat remains blue, whereas a republican versus a democratic race could lead to millions more in campaign spending for the rest of the year. >> representative schiff received endorsements from some of the state's top democrats, including speaker emeritus nancy pelosi, being a heavy favorite. schiff says he is prepared for whoever he might have to go against after tuesday. >> we feel good about where we are and the team we built and the support we're getting, but we'll, you know, if we're successful on tuesday, as i hope

and believe, we will be, we'll we'll be ready for november. >> we reached out to steve garvey's campaign and they declined to comment. they posted on x sunday afternoon urging california to vote for him come tuesday. rep schiff and porter say a strong voter turnout could lead to those two competing in november, but they expect the numbers to be close. >> we're doing everything we can to change that. that's part of why we're going up and down the state, going to every media market and community we can to urge people to get out and vote. the stakes are just too high. >> i think every pollster would tell you low turnout elections are surprising. look, i've won before when the polls had me down at this point. and so i've done this before and pulled it out. i think it's going to take time for every last vote to be counted in san francisco. >> ryan curry, abc seven news. we also reached out to barbara lee's campaign team. >> we are still waiting to hear back. however, she was campaigning in irvine yesterday today, making a point to focus on the younger generation. >> first of all, young people uh- your uh- generation is the

generation that we all are fighting for. i am running for the united states senate, not for barbara lee, but for you, lee. >> she has served the east bay as a us representative since 1998. we are making it easy to get informed ahead of tuesday's election. on our front page of our website, we have key races to watch, as well as how to get registered to vote. then watch the election results the instant they come in at abc seven news.com. stay with abc seven news for election night on tuesday. our full team of reporters and experts are fanning out across the bay area to keep an eye on the races that matter to you, as the results come in. our coverage of the california primary election starts at 9 p.m, streaming anywhere you watch abc seven news, bay area, apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. it was a weekend of action and today, a powerful show of unity for the bay area's jewish

community will take you to the march. plus a one dollars billion lawsuit against boeing after the horrifying mid-air blowout. one couple is now sharing how their lives have completely changed and in and out on the move. there's a new state the burger chain is rumored to be setting its sights on.

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alaska airlines are now facing a $1 billion lawsuit for its blown door plug incident from earlier this year. the suits include three plaintiffs who were sitting close by on the plane when the door flew out mid-flight. two of them are a couple from portland, oregon. they were sitting just two rows

diagonally behind where it happened. >> we could see it clearly from where we were sitting. i was dozing off when it happened and all all of a sudden we just hear a loud pop. >> amanda and her boyfriend kyle rinker, say they were on the flight from portland to orange county to visit family. they say their lives have been changed forever since. >> it was crazy just to like, look out to your left and just see the open. you know, night sky, apparently. and just like, are we going to be okay? >> the couple says they want accountability for what they experienced and hope there will be more safety implemented on airplanes. it's been one of the most followed and mysterious news stories of the century. malaysia airlines flight 370 virtually vanishes in the middle of the south indian ocean, with 239 people on board. but tonight , there's one american company claiming it has the key to finding out what happened, and it may be helping to renew the search altogether. that's ahead in our next half hour, with

talks of a possible cease fire in gaza inching closer and closer, the war between israel and hamas is once again front and center in the bay area. this weekend, two major demonstrations took over the streets of downtown san francisco. on the right, a pro-palestinian march as part of a global day of action. yesterday today and on your left, a rally to call out anti-semitism everywhere. abc seven news reporter tara campbell takes you through the messages from today in a showing of solidarity sunday in front of san francisco city hall marching against anti semitism. >> it's more important than ever that we unite together and fight what's been happening to our people. >> thousands of people gathering from throughout the bay area. >> people shouldn't hate everyone, should deserve to have to be living the way they want to live. >> organizers saying this is a response to rising acts of hate against the jewish community throughout northern california. there is no place for hatred in

san francisco, mayor london breed, taking to the podium, condemning the influx of hate crimes aimed at jewish people. nearly 30% of the san francisco's hate crimes in 2023 targeted the jewish community. >> this has been a 260% increase from 2022. >> the mayor, among a powerful lineup of speakers includes sheryl sandberg, parents should not tell their gay children not to hold hands in public. >> black parents should not have to have the talk with their children. asian and jewish parents should not have to tell their children to take off their stars of david, california's lieutenant governor, also taking the stage. >> this this is how we will shut down those who seek to divide us by being together, by standing together today and always. the rally comes on the heels of a largely peaceful pro-palestinian

protest saturday, ending in some tense moments between san francisco police and protesters. sunday a small group of palestinian supporters peacefully protested nearby as the rally carried on. despite the wet weather, the rain can't keep people from coming out. >> we are just in so much pain over what's happening with our hostages in israel, over what's happening with the situation in gaza. thank you. >> sarah campbell, abc seven news. >> and tomorrow, vice president kamala harris is set to meet with israeli war cabinet minister benny gantz at the white house, according to abc news. there expected to further discuss a cease fire deal calling for hostage releases, along with ways to increase aid. today, vice president harris doubled down on the administration's call for a cease fire. >> this would allow us to build something more enduring to ensure israel is secure and to respect the right of the

palestinian people to dignity, freedom and self-determination. >> the biden administration earlier said israel had, quote, basically accepted a six week cease fire proposal in gaza. those talks fell apart after the hamas side rejected a demand to provide a list of israeli hostages that are still alive. we'll have more from vice president harris's visit to selma, alabama, to commemorate bloody sunday. later in the hour, the university of florida is eliminating all diversity, equity and inclusion, or dei positions within the school system. it's due to the state's recent ban on the use of public funds for such programs, or for political or social activism. dei is aimed at correcting inequalities within an organization like correcting discriminatory hiring practices or addressing gender and racial pay. in equities. fast food chain in and out is setting its sights on a new state in the us,

local newspaper in washington called the columbian is reporting an in and outs application plans in the city of ridgefield. it's near the washington oregon border. in and out opened its first store in idaho in december. the california based chain has more than 400 locations across california, oregon, nevada, utah , colorado, arizona and texas. join right now by spencer christian well, we'd love to talk about in and out. i think the concern is all that weather system and so many people saying, what were those people doing trying to get to tahoe in all that snow? >> i you know, we that's why we encourage people to pay attention to the advisories and the warnings that we issue. not everyone is watching the news, but we wish they would because then they wouldn't get stuck in the storm. >> they got to listen to you. >> exactly. i'm happy to say that what we had today here is our storm has weakened considerably, jr and now it's no longer impactful enough to even have a ranking on our storm impact scale. but you can see that there are still patches of showers just offshore beginning

to push on land. right now, right around the golden gate and here in san francisco and down in the santa cruz mountains. but it continues to weaken as you see on the animation here. systems, pockets of showers and cells develop offshore. but as soon as they hit the land, they tend to weaken and fall apart. so here's our forecast animation going into the overnight hours starting at midnight, you can see just some spotty showers, isolated showers moving into the bay area. and as we start the morning commute 5:00 tomorrow morning, there may be a few wet spots on the roadways, but not widespread rainfall and not widespread slippery spots. and that will be the pattern throughout most of the day tomorrow. just some isolated showers. the wind is relatively calm right now. a little breezy here in san francisco. on we go to current temperature readings here in the city. it is 48 degrees upper 40. also in oakland, hayward, san jose, 45 at san mateo and 46 at half moon bay. a nice view from mount tam looking out over the bay and over san francisco, and you can see the clouds in the sky there, but very few locations right now are receiving rainfall. temperatures have dropped into the upper 30 already at santa

rosa and petaluma, and it's 40 at napa, so it's close to the 30s and low to mid 40s at fairfield, concord and livermore . these are our forecast headlines. we'll see occasional showers tomorrow. then light rain and a few more showers on tuesday. that's probably a level one storm, but wednesday through friday we'll see sunnier drier and milder weather coming into the bay area. we have a frosted advisory that will be in effect again from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. tomorrow morning, or overnight for the north bay, temperatures dropping as low as 35 degrees. and of course, frost is likely to form in other locations overnight. inland east bay lows will be in the upper 30s to low 40s, and most of the remainder of the bay area will see low 40s as the low temperature range. highs tomorrow under partly to mostly cloudy skies, maybe a sprinkle or two, mainly mid to upper 50s. so another relatively chilly day is coming our way. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast a level one rain system on tuesday and wednesday morning. but by wednesday afternoon we expect to see at least partial clearing. then

thursday and friday, sunny skies warming up to mid to upper 60s in our inland areas and near the bay. and even as we go into next weekend and the clouds increase, it'll still be relatively mild. we're not looking at another major rainfall event for a while. yeah, and you add that wind in and that wind really added to how bad it was. it was whiteout conditions because the winds were gusting at well in some locations over 100 miles an hour up in the sierra. so you just couldn't see where you were going. and of course, the snow is piling up and the roads are impassable. it's just a dangerous situation. certainly is. >> but i like the second half of that week. oh yeah. >> okay. >> looking good here. thank you so much spencer. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. the count down to the oscars. we're now exactly a week away from knowing the winners, but it's never too early to predict who might be victorious on hollywood's biggest night

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right here on abc seven, as we are now less than seven days away. we're looking at who might steal the spotlight on hollywood's biggest night. strong women are front and center, and some of the leading oscar contenders this year think barbie, poor things, naiad and killers of the flower moon. >> i ought to kill these white men who killed my family. i >> lily gladstone has earned numerous wins for her lead role in killers of the flower moon. the movie was actually rewritten before filming to more prominently feature gladstone's character. >> when that was all scrapped and really centered the people. i think that's why audiences have been touched. she's among a strong group of contenders for the best actress and best supporting actress awards. >> the list includes da'vine joy randolph, who was been a beloved winner for her role in the holdovers, annette bening for naiad, emma stone for poor

things and amanda ferreira for her role in barbie. should be an exciting one if you're needing to get caught up ahead of next sunday, we've put together a full list of how to watch all of the best picture nominees. that's right here on the front page of our website, abc seven news.com. and then you can watch all the drama unfold with one full day of coverage leading up to the 96th annual oscars. it's hosted by jimmy kimmel next sunday, right here on abc seven news. there was some history on the hardwood in iowa. while in beantown, the warriors and celtics played a11 sided affair. chris alvarez's here with a preview of sports high jr coming up in sports. >> college basketball has a new all time leading scorer and points were aplenty in boston. how it led to one of the worst losses, though, in warriors history, sports

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a perfect four zero road trip and extend their eight game road winning streak today. but unfortunately for the dubs, they ran into a buzz saw in boston. you saw it right here on abc seven this afternoon. jayson tatum celebrating his 26th birthday. stephen curry giving

it a go despite a sore knee midway through the first quarter. curry off the glass and it rolls on and tied at 21. and that's the last time it'd be close in this game. a minute later cal's jaylen brown from deep a90 run at that point. and here comes boston. brown hit five threes in the first quarter 19 of his game. high 29 in the first quarter. part of a 21 to 1 run uh- o end of the quarter defense leads to offense for the celtics luke kornet the block and then get it ahead to payton pritchard. he hits the three. he started 7 to 7 from the field 19 off the bench for him. second quarter dubs down 20. sam hauser with the block on kevon looney. and once again celtics in transition. get it back to the man who made the block. rewarded with the trail three. celtics led by 44 at the half. back to the birthday boy. tatum what a nice scoop to the hoop. boston's lead just blowing up klay thompson is all of dub nation. what is happening. celtics up 9244. in the third here's tatum

three of his 27. the celtics led by as many as 56. and the warriors lose one 4088, snapping their eight game road winning streak. and steve kerr starting his post game presser with some dry wit. >> well, a break here or there. and that game was ours. but you know, it's stuff happens. so this is a this you flush it down the down the toilet. and we had a great road trip three and one uh. we've had a million games. um so boston was amazing. we weren't beating them today. um, and uh, so we head home and, uh, get ready for wednesday college basketball history in iowa today in her final regular season home game, iowa hawkeyes star caitlin clark passing lsu and basketball hall of famer pete maravich for the most points scored in d1 history. >> it's men's or women's. she entered today's game against number two ohio state, needing 18 points for the record. she

scored 35 as the sixth ranked hawkeyes win, 9383. nf network reports that the 49 ers and wide receiver brandon aiyuk are working on a contract extension. ba is going into the final year of his rookie deal and a hefty raise is expected. he's coming off back to back 1000 yard seasons. he had 75 catches in a career high 1342 yards and seven touchdowns last season, and it's officially official the giants have agreed to a one year, $18 million deal with free agent third baseman matt chapman, now, the deal includes player options in 2025 and 2026, and a mutual option in 27. chapman played five of his first seven big league seasons with the green and gold, earning four gold gloves and two platinum glove awards. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino jr. >> so much, much more to come on abc seven news. at 11. we get you right back to the severe blizzard in the sierra. the newest images coming in and the freeway shut down. it's not the case for the rest of the country

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a storm is burying the sierra and feet of snow, and is keeping many in the area frozen in place . on the right is our live camera that's along lake tahoe at zephyr cove, and the problems were will persist into tomorrow. the major issue at this hour is the status of i-80. it is still shut down in the area for the third night in a row. we want to show you exactly where it is making difficult for anyone from the bay area to return home. caltrans says the hope is it might reopen sometime tomorrow with a break in the weather. highway 50 just reopened today, and as abc news reporter alison kosik explains, a new round of storms is now targeting the pacific northwest. >> residents of truckee in california's sierra nevada took advantage of a slowdown in the snowfall and began digging out.

>> we are doing some snow displacement uh. it's not really snow removal because it doesn't get removed. it just kind of just puts it into the bank. so we just move it around some residents are making the most of the winter wonderland. >> our dogs are having a blast. >> our neighbors are having fun, everybody's snowmobiling and skiing in the streets. >> winds are weakening, but more precipitation is in the forecast . past. >> the next round is moving in tomorrow, just in time for the workweek. it's going to be highly concentrated over the northern portion of the sierra into oregon, idaho and wyoming. >> on friday night, authorities say between 200 and 300 vehicles were stuck along interstate 80 over donner summit. >> we literally had to go one by one to start helping people out to get them off the hill. >> more than 70 miles of that interstate remain closed. on sunday, an avalanche on highway 50 trapped multiple vehicles for there were no injuries in the nation's heartland, 14 million

people across at least a dozen states from new mexico to minnesota under a red flag warnings. wind gusts between 30 and 60mph and humidity as low as 7% could help fuel wildfires, as the smokehouse creek fire, which started in texas, has moved across the state line into oklahoma, more than a million acres have already been burned. about 500 structures destroyed in the fire. only 15% contained. >> we're going to seek out some of those heats that are detected by the infrared flights, and we're going to be ready for additional flare ups as they occur. >> meanwhile, some parts of the country will likely see unseasonably warm temperatures on monday. buffalo, new york could break a record for march fourth. alison kosik abc news, new york. >> vice president kamala harris used the anniversary of an iconic civil rights event to warn americans that freedoms are at stake in this year's election. vice president harris helped mark bloody sunday in

selma, alabama, speaking at the foot of the historic edmund pettus bridge on march seventh, 1965. demonstrators attempted to go from selma to montgomery, alabama, to demand the passing of voting rights for black people. but police confronted the protesters and many of the demonstrators were violently beaten, and they returned to this bridge while many were still bound in bandages because they knew what was on the other side. >> and a promise of a future that was more equal, more just, and more free. >> the attack eventually helped lead to the eventual passing of the voting rights act, one of the freedoms that harris says could be at stake in this year's election. check your freezers. the popular food item from trader joe's is being recalled tonight. some of the products contain hard plastic from a permanent marker pen. the recall

involves more than 61,000 pounds of the trader joe's six ounce chicken soup, dumplings. the ones under recall were produced on december 7th, 2023. if you think you have one of them, you should either throw the box away or return them to any trader joe's for a full refund. new developments on one of the most fascinating yet concerning news stories of the century. many of the families of those missing from malaysia airlines flight mh370 are again holding out hope tonight, nearly ten years after the boeing triple seven vanished from radar, the malaysian government told those families it may reopen the search. and it comes as an american company says they have new information that may help locate the wreckage, according to malaysia's transport minister. american company ocean infinity says it has new evidence to find the plane's location. and if that evidence is found to be credible, the malaysian government may decide to renew its search of the southern

indian ocean. this comes almost ten years to the day since the plane went missing, carrying 239 people on board as it headed from malaysia to beijing. it's still unclear what happened to the plane, but today some of the victims families saying they are hopeful one be they'll be someone will come forward and tell us what really going on the truth. >> that's all we want until we longing for that, until the day another man whose wife was on the plane says, no matter if it's been ten years, 20 years or more, we will not cease to press for the truth. >> so many unanswered questions. there still ahead on abc seven news at 11. the countdown to liftoff. that's actually all i had. >> how y'all doing in there? >> loving life, hanging out from the space deck in cape canaveral to the countdown of the launch. >> the significance of tonight's mission? i'm spencer christian. >> there are still showers developing offshore, so how will

that affect the morning commute? i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc seven news at

50 part social media post. who the bleep did i marry? why she took her business to social media and what her ex has to say about it. now that's coming up this week at 1 p.m. right here on abc 7321 ignition engines full power and liftoff of nasa crew. >> eight new at 11. you heard it there. you just saw spacex launch its 50th person to the international space station. four crew, eight members departed this evening from the nasa kennedy space center in cape canaveral, florida, on the falcon nine rocket just before 11 p.m. local time. there and it's the first mission for three of the four astronauts on crew eight. the mission was initially

delayed a day due to extreme weather conditions along the flight path. this is nasa's second launch of the year. well, this blizzard in lake tahoe is quite a hassle for some, but for a couple of locals, it's perfect weather. these are ideal play date conditions for echo and yuba. the siberian huskies were loving the thick snow in south lake yesterday. the owner says echo, the black and white husky will power through any amount of snow, while yuba, who's an older dog, usually likes to lay back and let her partner carve a path so she can just cruise right through there. >> great to have someone else carve a path for you, right? it certainly is. >> i kept having the idea of going up there and doing something like that just getting in that snow. but to get back is a bit of an issue. >> that's the problem. yes that's the problem many people are facing right now here in the bay area, though, our our weather is calming down now, despite what you see on live doppler seven, developing cells offshore, these are some steady, heavy downpours, but they're widely scattered and they've been weakening as they move

onshore. and here's the forecast animation taking us into the overnight hours. when the commute begins tomorrow morning, there may be a few light scattered isolated showers, but we don't expect widespread slick roads on the highways. so here's a look at our frost advisory, which will be in effect for 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. for the north bay counties of marin, napa, and sonoma. temperatures dropping down to about 35 degrees overnight. as you can see, that will be the coldest region of the north bay of the bay area overnight. other locations will mainly have lows in the low 40s. highs tomorrow under cloudy skies with a few sprinkles, mainly mid to upper 50s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. uh- showers get a little bit steadier on tuesday and wednesday. level one storms, but then on thursday and friday we expect sunnier, drier, milder conditions. so it's going to be a pleasant end to the week. >> great news. i mean, it's certainly concerning though if you're going there or coming back, because even when those roads open, it's still, you know, it's still going to be dodgy. >> yeah, very, very challenging. so if you are there now just

plan on a nice little stay for a few days before trying to come back home. >> thank you so much spencer. here's chris with a preview of sports high jr coming up in sports is ba staying in the bay? >> the good news surrounding the 40 niners wideout brandon aiyuk. plus a bummer in boston. hour after the game. crew larry carrying o'donnell try to look on the bright side sports is

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today's cancer research is tomorrow's victory. a victory that is there for the taking. grab it. now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win. [jim valvano] don't give up. don't ever give up® month, the warriors have played their best basketball of the season, but after today's blowout loss in boston, the upcoming two days off, well, those are much needed. the celtics showing why they have the best record in all the nba. the c's dynamic duo of former cal star jaylen brown and jayson tatum combined for 56 points. the warriors lost 140 to 88. the third largest margin of defeat in franchise history. here's more from our after the game crew of larry carey, anna o'donnell.

>> well, when you lose by 52, it's hard to find a ton of positives, but the warriors did finish this road trip three and one and now they're coming back home to face the bucks on wednesday. >> and that's a significant thing larry, when you're thinking about basketball you have to think about the arc of the season. and for me, one of the things that was important is that they start winning the games they're supposed to win. obviously this is a setback and one they would like to forget, and that's okay. and a road trip where you come back losing one game, you know you take those those odds. >> so coach i'm looking at the numbers here. uh 82 points. most scored in any half against the warriors this season. and 44 points was the halftime lead. that's the largest halftime lead in celtics history, which does go back a couple of years. you just flush it. >> yeah we're not talking about the pelicans or the hornets here. that's a long storied history that the celtics have. so for us to have this type of historic output or lack of output against the celtics is pretty telling. best part about the game is that it's over and

as you both said, the totality of it is good. an eight game winning streak in the on the road in the nba is nothing to sneeze about. three out of four on the road. yes, you're great to go home with that. you just want to flush this one out as quickly as you can to get ready for milwaukee on wednesday. >> any concerns about steph curry? he was questionable coming in with bursitis in his right knee. zero for nine in this game from three. doesn't appear to be seriously injured, but he clearly could use some rest. >> obviously you take a look in terms of like seeing how the swelling either goes up or go down and the plane ride back. you give him a few days off and then you reassess again. first thing wednesday morning, coach, uh, give us a positive spin forward. >> if you're steve kerr on the plane going back from boston to the bay area, well, we can't lose twice. >> so you only lose once. and let's not let's let's make sure we don't lose twice and get ourselves healthy and ready to play against milwaukee. uh, not too many positives out of this. and, you know, we can try and dig all we possibly can. but the best part about it, as we said that it's over. let's get back

safe and sound and healthy and get ourselves ready for milwaukee on wednesday and hope for a better result. i like it, we can only lose once. >> truly, in aspirational stuff. >> coach keating all right, thanks guys. let's go back to chris. >> that's good stuff guys. college basketball history in iowa today. hawkeyes star caitlin clark past lsu and basketball hall of famer pete maravich for the most points scored in d1 history. that's men's or women's as she entered today's game against number two ohio state, earning 18 points for the record. she got 35 as the sixth ranked hawkeyes win, 9380. the year 83. excuse me, here's caitlin after the game. >> i think i'm just trying to soak in the moment. um, a record is a record. i don't want that to be the reason people remember me. i hope people remember me for the way i played with a smile on my face, my competitive fire. um, sure, they can remember the wins, but also just like the fun me and my teammates had together, nfl network reports that the 49 ers and wide receiver brandon aiyuk are working on a contract extension ba going into the final year of his rookie deal.

>> a hefty raise is expected. he's coming off back to back 1000 yard seasons. gm john lynch with a positive outlook on their rising star. we have some challenges. >> we have a lot of good players , a lot of good players who we've rewarded. brandon's one that we think incredibly highly of, uh, one of my favorite, uh, just guys around our building, the way he approaches the game, he's a competitor. and then he's got a flair for making plays when it matter most. and he served us very well as a as a franchise. and you know, i think we've got a nice track record of extending the players that are important to us. and brandon is a guy we want to keep around. uh, for a long time. >> it was a dance party in saint paul. sharks and the wild early third period tied at two. this kind of looks like a basketball breakaway. anthony duclair with how about this the steal and slam goal. sharks up three two his 14th of the year. but minnesota's kirill kaprizov had a hat trick scoring the final two goals in this game. sharks fall four three. they've lost

seven straight this abc seven sports report, sponsored by river rock casino jr. >> appears as if the popular night markets of 2023 are going to be returning again this year. that's according to our media partners at the sf standard. the first is set for this friday, march eighth on grant avenue under chinatown's festive lantern. the markets will run monthly until november. the bhangra and beats night market will return to downtown in may, and the sunset night market will be back in june or july. thousands of people turned out to the night markets last year, helping local businesses as well. that's it for tonight. i am j.r stone. abc seven news continues tomorrow morning at five for spencer and chris thanks for joining us and have a great night

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