a beloved local business in oakland, apparently hit again in an alleged robbery. colonial donuts ripped of their cash tonight. the video and the store owners response you'll see only on seven. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm dionne lim. we'll get to that story in just a few minutes. but first let's focus on this long stretch of rain moving into the bay area. the scattered showers today rank as a level one storm on our abc seven exclusive storm impact scale, but things are

starting to ramp up from here. let's get to weather anchor spencer christian tracking it all, and let's talk about this intensity, because it's picking up from what we saw today. yeah, it certainly is. >> mention we had a level one storm today. we are now seeing the arrival of a level two system. so even stronger, more widespread, more intense. let's take a look at live doppler seven. you can see a batch of downpours offshore and some of it's actually moving on shore right now right across the bay. we've got an area of showers and scattered downpours moving across the bay to oakland, san leandro, hayward and union city and some steady, heavy downpours moving into the santa cruz mountains right now as well. so let's take a look at the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale for the overnight hours. and tomorrow. overnight obviously is part of tomorrow because it happens after midnight. we expect a level two storm with rain arriving in the early morning hours, heavy at times with gusty wind and it will be a wet morning commute. probably a wet evening commute as well, with the chance of possibility of localized

flooding here. here's our forecast animation starting at midnight. notice between midnight and 2 a.m. the arrival of what i just showed you on live doppler seven. widespread heavy downpours and strong gusty wind continuing through the morning commute through the midday hours and into the evening commute. then overnight tomorrow, the rain continues into tuesday. this is going to be quite a wet start to the week. by thursday morning we'll be looking at rainfall totals across the bay area from three to 4.5in. i'll give you a closer look at the seven day forecast in a few minutes. >> dionne okay. sounds good. spencer. thanks now back east, a powerful pre holiday storm is threatening the chances at smooth travel for the holidays. there has been bad flash flooding in florida this weekend and now it's sliding up north to impact millions in at least 20 states. abc seven news reporter j.r stone went to sfo tonight to see how things are shaping up for the busy week ahead. >> tis the season for on time flights, quick check ins and no problems whatsoever. right? you united was not my favorite. >> i'll leave it at that.

>> okay, maybe not, but this five minute security wait time at san francisco international airport on sunday night wasn't so bad. not when you consider that christmas is a week from monday. >> i packed for two weeks just like only one family we talked with received a notification about possible delays due to inclement weather that though, did not end up impacting them. >> the reason why so many were so happy sunday! >> it's good to see everybody get into the festive spirit. >> those here at the airport tell me that thursday and friday this week are expected to be the two busiest days, leading into the christmas holiday, but for those who entertained families during the holidays now, now is the time to travel. i'm here with the lion king national tour right now and heading home for the to spend time with my family. >> since i don't have christmas as much of a christmas break. so i'm going to go spend christmas with them a little early and uh- come right back to work. >> isaiah bailey and darien

sanders both perform for the lion king sand is actually simba in the musical, and on this day, simba will be surprising his own son in new york city. >> we're going to go to new york. surprise my little boy. he's never been this. he won't see it. he's sleeping right now. well, it's nice knowing that the lion king folks are celebrating christmas to just a little early. >> absolutely. just a little early. yes. nothing wrong with that. >> it seems the castillo family is also headed to new york city. rockefeller central, central park, the empire state building. >> i grew up in new york city, and i've traveled the world, and i've yet to find another city with the christmas spirit. >> if you get to see snow, what are you going to do in the snow? um make a snow angel. you're gonna make a snow angel. certainly the kind of smile that every parent hopes to see this holiday travel season. jr stone, abc seven news. >> well, next saturday is

expected to be the most congested day on the road. if you're driving head out early. the worst time to travel will be between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. new at 11 tonight, owners of a popular donut shop in oakland are feeling defeated and asking leaders for help after their store was apparently just robbed again. in this exclusive security video, take a look as an individual enters colonial donuts on lakeshore avenue at around 7:00 tonight, the employee at the counter claims the man was armed and demanded cash. he then walks out with a handful of bills. now, you may remember in june, the shop was also targeted in an armed robbery. after that, the community organized a buyout event to show support for the business. colonial donuts and other nearby merchants also then met with city leaders asking for solutions. the owner of the shop tells me tonight she is grateful no one was harmed, but is now demanding accountability from elected officials. in a statement, she says in part, quote, we are calling the city

leaders to take immediate and meaningful steps toward addressing this crisis. it is crucial for them to acknowledge that the current situation is unsustainable, and we demand a comprehensive and effective response. we have messages out to oakland police, but are waiting to hear back. now time for tonight's abc seven advancer at 11. it's our way of getting you ahead and on top of the headlines, you'll be hearing much more about in the days to come. and our first tonight is the situation on the ground in gaza and israel's war with hamas tonight, the israeli military claims to have uncovered a new hideout for the hamas terror group. new video from the idf claims to show the biggest underground tunnel they have found allegedly used by hamas. it's estimated to have taken years to build and millions of dollars as the israeli military says they will be destroying it. meantime, families of israel's hostages still being held by hamas are demanding new negotiations to secure their

release. >> the only way to bring hostages alive is by negotiating and by a deal. i know we are doing a deal with the devil. i'm sure. i know it's tough, but this is what we have. >> and just in tonight, the united nations security council will reportedly hold a vote tomorrow for a new resolution calling for an urgent cease fire. it all comes after the destruction of a hospital in northern gaza, where eight patients died, including a nine year old child. our next abc seven news advances at 11 is the battle over border security coming from the us senate, senators are working on a new framework to secure the southern borders in exchange for a deal to send foreign aid to israel and ukraine. senate majority leader chuck schumer delayed the holiday recess to get a deal done. however, tonight ended with no major consensus. republican senator lindsey graham said this earlier today on nbc's meet the press. to all

the national security experts, when you say if we don't have ukraine, they could lose and the world would fall into chaos. >> putin will keep going. i agree with you. but if you're a national security expert, you should have the same energy and vigor to fix a broken border. >> talks will continue tomorrow. the southern border has seen a recent surge in migrants, leading to closures at a handful of major border crossings. starting tomorrow, trains will suspend service at international railway crossings starting tomorrow, and our final abc seven advancer at 11 is a big day on wall street tomorrow for san francisco based uber. it will be making its debut on the s&p 500 index. uber is currently the largest company not not currently on the major financial trading index. the company has seen record earnings and industry leading ridership, and its stock is up more than 150% this year alone. uber survived through plenty of earlier turmoil within the company. it saw big regulatory wins against

local taxi unions and the ability to classify its drivers as independent contractors instead of full employees. uber is now worth about $127 billion. still ahead tonight on abc seven news at 11, a car rams into a secret service suv with president biden right nearby. we have the video showing the moment it happened. plus a church completely destroyed. and it couldn't have come at a more devastating time. the community's reaction tonight and a heartwarming story spotlighting the best of the bay area. how these christmas lights have turned into much more than some simple decorations. and as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge, you can see there a little bit of precipitation on the lens, though everything all clear on the road? we are talking about the incoming rain and spencer will be back with your full forecast

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we are ramping up to a level two storm on our exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. we'll get another full check in with spencer christian in just a few minutes. >> it's never convenient, but at this time of year, i think it's even more, you know, hard to see . >> oh, this is heartbreaking. a christmas nightmare in southern california. a church in los angeles just gutted hours before its annual christmas play and toy giveaway. but tonight, the community is coming back stronger. while no one was hurt, it was still a very rough awakening for these church members. early this morning,

firefighters in the town of pomona say they arrived at about 245, and at first thought they were gaining the upper hand. however, after about 20 minutes, the roof started to collapse and that fire even expanded and the pastor of the church says he is deeply saddened because about 500 people had registered for today's celebration. >> the kids had practice all day yesterday. the kids were doing the play and we were going to have two showings. >> we're going to have a train outside and everything, so obviously, definitely going to happen. so it's a tough day. the church is uh- know that somehow, some way, even though it's going to be a process, guess where to come back stronger. the cause of that fire remains under investigation. >> an iconic san francisco business, closed for months, will be back open just in time for christmas. liguria bakery was forced to close after a fire in august, and hopes to reopen in just a few days. the north beach staple has been around since 1911 and is famous for its

focaccia. the scirocco family tells me they are grateful to be opening just in time for the holidays. they say christmas eve is the busiest day of the year for them, with customers lining up sometimes as early as 3 a.m. tonight scary moments for president biden and the first lady as a car plowed into a secret service suv. it was part of president biden's motorcade in wilmington, delaware. and here is how it looked. yeah, you can see the look of shock on the president's face. investigators are now working to determine if impairment was a factor, as the crash didn't seem intentional. both the president and first lady, jill biden, were unharmed, and president biden was visiting his campaign headquarters at the time. and was leaving when it happened, according to a secret service spokesperson. tonight the president continued on without incident, got a helping hand for

some local families today. the festival of globe held its annual toy and blanket drive at the fremont hindu temple. abc seven news meteorologist sandyha patel was there for the event. it's dedicated to helping local kids in need throughout the community. we started this blanket drive 1983 when we established this temple, and now it's gone into toy drive. >> the educational materials. so we try to give it to everybody who we can out there and more giving the better. whether they are poor, whether they are any creed, color or any race. they all need to be helped. toys donated by the temple's drive have gone to kids in alameda, santa clara and contra costa counties. >> well, they may seem like something as simple as a batch of holiday lights, but new at 11 for one homeowner in the north bay, they mean so much more. and luckily, fire crews in the town of windsor were willing to jump in to save the christmas spirit. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has this story.

>> at first glance, these may look like your average christmas lights, but there's a story behind how they were hung. and we'll begin with this hug. it's sabrina van der ford's way of saying thank you. >> i saw them coming down d street with a ladder and they said, oh, we're going to put your lights up for you. and i'm sure i just went, what do you don't i just like i couldn't believe them. >> this sonoma county fire crew finishing the job, her son began in a couple of weeks ago. rod falling from this ladder while hanging his mother's lights and uh- looked up and kind of got that feeling all of a sudden, like you get when you stand up too fast and next thing i knew, everything just kind of show trunk. >> and then i was on the ground. i kind of remember going through the rose bush a little bit. he also remembers being in a lot of pain, ended up with a separated shoulder, contusions in my chest. um bruised bones, but amazingly enough, no broken

bones. we pull up here and there's christmas lights all over the ground. >> he's on the ground and ladders toppled over. so of course, we go right to work on rod. >> and they got him into the ambulance and on his way to the hospital. and it's right as this crew was packing up that they decided to stay and hang the lights themselves, and we all stopped there for a moment and we said, let's just put the lights up for her. >> i mean, it was just so fantastic that they would do such a thing for me, you know? >> and, um, i'm going to cry all over you know? >> and what do you think it's meant to your mom just to have that gesture? >> well, a feeling of community here, because the pandemic, when she first moved here, she was a hard, hard to meet people. but to have that happen really gave her a sense of community. >> and in a showing of her gratitude, sabrina baking some sweet holiday treats, i just wanted to do something for them because i just, i just i still can't believe they did it. >> it's just unbeliev able to me that they would think to do

that. i appreciate you all. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> oh, it's like that hug says it all. i know what a sweet story. >> yeah. >> and especially now with so much going on in the world, it's nice to have something lighthearted and lovely like that. >> that's right, that's right. well, i wish i had some light hearted weather coming. our way, but we've got a storm and developing storm right now. uh, and as you can see on live doppler seven, there's a huge batch of heavy downpours moving onshore right now. by the time the storm actually gets fully developed, it'll be after midnight. so it really is, uh, the overnight, the storm for overnight and tomorrow. but right now we've got some fairly, uh, intense pockets of downpours moving over to the east bay right now before we just went on the air, they were closer to the bay, but now they moved out into the walnut creek area in san ramon and moving through the santa cruz mountains right now onto the peninsula. san mateo is getting some downpours right now, and of course, you can see is moving across the bay as well. but basically the bulk of the storm activity is still

offshore. we're still developing right now under rainy conditions in san francisco, 54 degrees. we have 55 at oakland, hayward 57 and mid 50s at san jose and san mateo. half moon bay, the warmest spot in the bay area right now at 64 degrees. we see rain falling at the golden gate. the pavement is getting wet. it's going to be a wet morning commute for much of the bay area. 50 degrees right now in santa rosa, where we have some downpours. 48 degrees at petaluma and low to mid 50s at napa, fairfield, concord and livermore. these are our forecast headlines overnight. we'll have moderate to heavy rainfall and wind, a gusty wind developing tomorrow. wet and gusty from morning to evening. so the morning commute and the evening commute are likely to be wet, slippery and challenging. and tuesday and wednesday the rainy pattern persists. so why don't we go to a look at the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale? this is a level two storm, which will be developed. it will. it's developing right now. it'll be with us after midnight into the early morning commute through the day tomorrow

. rain arrives with heavy downpours at times gusty wind from time to time with gusts above 30mph at moments, but not continuously wet. morning commute. localized flooding is possible. and of course, as the storm is going to be with us throughout the day, we're likely to have a wet evening commute as well. overnight, low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s, so not a very chilly overnight period and highs tomorrow on the mild side, mainly in the mid to upper 60s except a little bit cooler up in the north bay, where highs will reach only into the upper 50s. here's our forecast animation starting at midnight between midnight and 2 a.m, we'll see the arrival of the first wave of this storm and it's going to continue through the morning commute. as i mentioned into the nighttime hours tomorrow, overnight tomorrow into tuesday, there'll also be some snow in the sierra over night, tuesday into wednesday. it won't be until thursday morning. the storm actually starts to wind down and by that time we'll see rainfall totals across the bay area ranging from about 2.5in down at san jose to over 3.5in

in san francisco to well over four inches in parts of the north bay, which will obviously be the wettest region. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. rain persists on tuesday, a level one storm by then also low level one storm on wednesday may still wet and unsettled. we'll start to dry out on thursday as winter arrives. the winter solstice, and then going into the weekend, we'll see a cool down, but with drier conditions. >> you know, i suppose we do need the rain. >> we need it. yeah. so it's beneficial rain as we call it. >> we'll try to look at that silver lining. spencer, thanks. okay. dion. well, still ahead tonight at 11. checking in on kareem abdul jabbar after the nba legend's fall and hospitalization. there is a positive news update on his

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and what better place for arizona native brock purdy to make it happen? the stadium in phenix was packed with purdy's friends, family and thousands of forty-niners fans. purdy, spending some time with his dad. there's his mom and his fiance before the game. how nice for the purdy fam. the cardinals scored on the opening drive. the niners matched it. don't know how anybody can leave deebo samuel that wide open. seven all. purdy's first touchdown on

the day. next cardinals drive going for it on fourth and three. kyler murray's picked off by charvarius ward. and he smells paydirt 66 yard pick six. it's 14 seven. he had two in interceptions on the day. second quarter near disaster for the niners. purdy scrambling. he gets hit hard. he goes down. and he had to leave the game for a moment. 40 niners fans everywhere in a collective state of shock as he heads to the blue tent. but he was okay and he returned because he's pretty awesome. christian mccaffrey scored three straight touchdowns here. he's so wide open on this purdy pass in the third that he falls down. gets up and gets into the end zone. he has seven touchdowns just against the cardinals this season. cardinals score again. but so do the niners. purdy to deebo for his second td of the game. got to see that one from the pylon. cam purdy threw four touchdowns as the niners win 4529 and take their second straight nfc west title. a happy homecoming for purdy. >> you know i've always dreamed of being able to come home and play in front of everybody. and just because of how much i know that they have my back and

support me and so i hope i was able to give them a good game. >> man. i'm excited. i'm excited. that was the goal coming in and that's the goal every season. that's the standard. >> we just want to get in the playoffs. when you win your division, it's a much better road in the playoffs and i know the guys were pumped about it. um, but now our biggest thing is, is making sure we got two home games and trying to get a bye. so, um, that's what we're focused on now. >> next up for the 40 niners, a christmas day matchup with the ravens as the niners headline a full slate of christmas day action right here on abc seven, followed by toyota after the game, of course. and the warriors visiting denver at 11 a.m. speaking of the warriors, they spent the evening in portland. dubs up 4336. in the second, chris paul with the lob to trace jackson davis tj d came up huge with a career high 14 points tonight. warriors up ten still in the second stephen curry behind the back to moses moody. he throws it down. curry had eight assists but just seven points. blazers win on a huge run in the third outscoring the warriors 3217. matisse thybulle with the game tying three final

minutes. warriors up five. curry with the lob to wiggins, who scored 25 off the bench. two point game 24 seconds to play cp three. the mid-range maestro with the clutch bucket. he finished with four blazers answered. still a two point game final seconds. brandon poganski draws the offensive foul and that seals the deal for the dubs in a wild one. 118, 114 the final. this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. dion casey thanks much more to come tonight on abc seven news at 11. >> we get you ready for the wet week ahead from the sandbags to potential flooding spots and one very soggy celebration. plus saving a san francisco treasure, there may be no more toys coming from this longtime institution. the christmas concern tonight

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and as you can tell from our live camera tonight at the bay bridge toll plaza, the start of this long stretch of rain will

be making your monday morning commute a little bit tricky. so let's get to abc seven news. weather anchor spencer christian once again tracking what we're seeing outside right now. thatrillionain really ramping up. >> it really is diane. you know we had a level one storm today and now a stronger storm is pushing onshore. and the bulk of it will of course be felt overnight and tomorrow. it's a level two. so let's take a look at live doppler seven. you can see all thatrillionain heavy downpours just building offshore here. and some of it has actually moved onshore already over in the east bay. we've had a few downpours over the concord, clayton and danville and san ramon area and across the santa cruz mountains and the peninsula near redwood city and san mateo, and now pushing across the bay, we have another line of steady downpours, and there is more to come. so this storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale is a level two. we'll feel its impact overnight and tomorrow as the rain expands overnight. it will be heavy at times with gusty wind and a wet morning commute with a possibility of some localized flooding. here's our forecast animation. after midnight, we'll see the arrival

of the main body of the storm continuing through the morning commute through the day tomorrow into the evening commute, and then overnight tomorrow night and into tuesday. so we've got a lot of stormy weather coming our way. by the time it starts to wind down thursday morning, we'll see rainfall totals of about 2.5in in san jose up to over four inches in parts of the north bay. a closer look at the accuweather seven day forecast a little bit later, dion okay, spencer. >> thank you. now with those wetrillionoads and need for windshield wipers the next few days abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is in san francisco with a warning and some advice about the weather reporter. rain moved in sunday morning in san francisco, drenching the embarcadero and the golden gate bridge south of market. >> these flood barriers are up at 17th and folsom streets to try and prevent the kind of flooding the neighborhood saw last season. >> i thought it was like part of some construction site, so i didn't mind it at all, elias greninger is glad the city is prepared for rain because he's not, so i didn't bring a

raincoat at all. so i don't. i'm not really sure what's going to happen in san anselmo. >> miguel aguilera just filled eight sandbags at this city station to keep his garage dry. the water coming in down, down to the to the gate. >> yeah, down to the gate. to the garage. >> a very wet parade in downtown petaluma celebrating saint vincent de paul high school's state football championship. the downpour didn't stop folks from coming out. >> poor kids. they did smile in spite of it. so good for them. >> exciting that the team. the team was able to go all the way to the finals, and we came down to support them, clap and wave and cheer them on. >> the center was a fire department posted on x warning about the potential for urban and small stream flooding, thunderstorms and gusty winds possible through monday on the russian river. sonoma water will soon be deflating. it's rubber dam in forestville as river flows increase with the incoming

storms, we're predicting river flows can reach upwards of 3600 cubic feet per second, and we definitely don't want to be damaging the rubber dam during those high river flows. monday morning's commute could be a rough one, and the chp urging drivers to take it easy and be careful. in san francisco, cornell, bernard abc seven news happening now. >> police and loved ones are searching for a woman from capitola and now tonight, her boyfriend is being named as a person of interest. 61 year-old alice carmichael. leilani herman, who goes by alex, was last seen december third in santa cruz. her relatives reported her missing on december 12th after not hearing from her for more than a week. police in el cerrito located her car, which was located in front of her boyfriend's house. 51 year old theobald len gill. he played saxophone in the 80s experimental rock band mr. bungle. el cerrito police are looking for lengel, who also goes by the name milo stone. they believe he may have

traveled to portland, oregon. anyone with information is advised to contact the el cerrito police department. anger in southern california tonight after a four year old boy was killed in a road rage incident. deputies say a family was cut off by an aggressive driver over the weekend. that driver later pulled alongside the family's car and started shooting. police quickly made two arrests in the case. >> we've got cameras everywhere, but we also have these flock. there's called flock cameras and we pretty much know at this point anybody in the city's license plate. and so we're able to track it, you know, you do something at point a we can track you to point b, uh- and then it's a question of getting the warrants and going in and making the apprehension. >> investigators have not yet released the names of the suspects. the mayor says he's been told they are gang affiliated. malibu, california is synonymous with pristine beaches and golden sunsets, but

the pacific coast highway has a reputation of being one of the deadliest roads in l.a. county. for pepperdine. students were recently killed when a car going more than 100 miles an hour crashed into a set of vehicles parked on the side of the road. at least 58 people have died on malibu highways since 2010, and locals say more needs to be done to make the road safer. >> it feels like four huge holes in my heart. if change isn't made personally, i'll feel unheard. >> caltrans is looking into making safety changes on the highway, including adding bike lanes and lowering the speed limit. meta ceo mark zuckerberg is getting a lot of buzz tonight for a top secret committee sound. he's building on the hawaiian island of kauai. according to wired magazine, zuckerberg is building something massive on his 1400 acre shoreline property. construction workers and contractors have been keeping the work a secret, all part of a strict

non-disclosure agreement. the project is estimated to cost in the upwards of $270 million, making it one of the most expensive properties on the planet. closer to home. now in the south bay. sacred heart will begin its annual christmas food box distribution tomorrow. they'll be giving out food and gift boxes worth about $150, to families who could use a little help this holiday season. this is their 59th year giving out the boxes, and sacred heart hopes to give more than 18,000 boxes in total. this year. one of san francisco's last remaining toy stores may have to close its doors if business doesn't pick up soon. the beloved jeffries toy score store in union square, which has been family owned and operated since 1938, has been hit with some hard times. there were once seven jeffries toy stores in the city, but this one on kearny street is all that remains. the pandemic has been hard on people. >> uh- the uptick in crime, we i

look around me right now. now. and i see so many buildings that are closed. our shuttered, um, why are we here? well, we love san francisco. we love toys and, um, we're the type of family that just doesn't give up. >> we are fighting on the stores . co-owner says this week will determine if the store survives after christmas. still ahead. tonight, an historic anniversary of some core american history. the party to honor the boston tea party held in the harbor this weekend. >> i'm spencer christian. we had a level one storm today. a level two storm for tomorrow means a messy morning commute. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc seven news at

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baby that's coming up this weekend, 1 p.m. right here on abc seven. >> this weekend marked the 250th anniversary of the boston tea party, and the city of boston threw quite the party last. nah, of course, that's how it went down. thousands came out saturday to see the protest over taxation without representation, then be brought back to life. hundreds of colonial actors boarded a tall ship and dumped more than 2,000 pounds of tea into the waters. this piece of history leading up to the revolutionary war is something locals remember with pride. >> boston fans know their history. don't try to fluff it off and try to pass something by them. they know the daetz. they know the wares. they know the whys in the harbor. >> they do the harbor. >> yes, many attending last night say that the boston tea party serves as a reminder of what protests can accomplish.

all right, moving on to the weather situation. >> protesting the weather won't do any good. oh we tried anyhow so we can be disgruntled about it. but it is what it is. so let's take a look. okay, looking at live doppler seven, we see the next wave of stormy weather pushing onshore right now as the bulk of this develops during the overnight hours, it's tomorrow's storm. it will be a level two on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. so for the overnight hours and tomorrow, we expect rain expanding to all regions of the bay area. it will be heavy at times with gusty wind. it will be a wet morning commute, probably a wet evening commute as well. as you look at the forecast animation, notice between now and about 2 a.m, we'll see the bulk of that storm arriving on shore and expanding through the morning rush, through the midday hours into the afternoon and evening commute. so that will be wet and messy as well. and then going into the overnight hours tomorrow into tuesday, still raining and the rain goes on. so

by thursday morning, when it all ends, we should have three and a half to about four inches of rain. generally across the bay area. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. level one storm tuesday, level one storm wednesday drying out a bit. thursday which is the first day of winter. >> the rain goes on. >> indeed it does. >> oh, we're feeling punchy. it's that time of night, isn't it? >> right, spencer? >> thank you. >> okay. >> once again to casey with the preview of sports. hey, casey. >> thanks, dion. you know, things are going good when your primary competition for most valuable player is your own teammate. so who's the mvp? one niners mvp candidate says the other niners mvp candidate should win it. an explanation next in sports

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first game there is a pro, some estimates had the crowd at half niners fans or more. most of them probably know the purdy

family and those fans were able to watch their hometown favorite vault into the lead for nfl mvp. but there's another top candidate for mvp, and it's purdy's teammate christian mccaffrey. mccaffrey is the only player in the nfl with over 1000 rushing yards this year. while purdy leads in passer rating and a lot of the other advanced stats. a non quarterback hasn't won mvp in ten years, but there still appears to be a lot of hesitation in giving the mvp to a guy who was the last pick in the draft, so the 2nd may actually end up splitting the vote, but purdy says the answer is clear mvp goes to mccaffrey. >> dude, i think i think christian should be mvp. i think i really do believe that, you know, he does everything for us, runs the ball well, can catch the ball. he does everything. and so in my eyes that's an mvp. >> you got the best running back in nfl. so for him to get mvp consideration i mean i think that's that's his just due. and same way with brock brock been playing his butt off. so for him to be in the conversation on the other teammate i couldn't be

more proud of both of these guys. and who cares? as long as long as we can bring that trophy back to santa clara. you know, that's all i that's all i'm worried about. as for the niners defense, cornerbacks charvarius ward stole the show with his 66 yard pick six of kyler murray. >> the cardinals trailed the rest of the game. believe it or not, this was the 40 niners first pick six and 25 games dating back to week five last year against the panthers. christian mccaffrey was still a panther at the time. it was also the first time ward has scored a touchdown in his six year nfl career, and perhaps the first time he's ever scored on defense . >> no, i never scored. um in my career. no not in high school, no high school, junior college division one pop warner. i played one year. i was quarterback, pop warner, so i scored. i scored almost every game. pop warner, you know. so, uh, hopefully it's not my last one. you know, nfl. >> so let's take a look at the niners next opponent lamar jackson and the ravens visiting

the jaguars three. oh ravens in the second jackson finds isaiah likely over the middle for a 16 yard touchdown ten zero ravens lead. this is what makes the ravens so tough jackson drops back, feels the pressure, escapes a stack, somehow stays on his feet, finds likely for 26 yards. oh, that's going to be tough for the niners to deal with that sets up this gus edwards one yard touchdown and the ravens clinch a playoff spot with their 11th win, beating the jaguars 23 seven. the ravens and niners again meet on christmas, and that game headlines a full slate of christmas day action right here on abc seven, including the warriors visiting denver at 11 a.m. and toyota after the game will wrap it all up like a nice present. bills fans calm and collected as usual as they hosted the cowboys fireboss josh allen threw for 94 yards, but did toss a touchdown pass to james cook here and ran for another, becoming the first player in nfl history with at least ten games with a rushing and passing touchdown. as the bills ran all over the cowboys in the rain. cook had a career

high 179 yards rushing, and this neat flip into the end zone. believe me, that's got to hurt. dak prescott entered the day as the mvp frontrunner, not anymore 134 yards in this pick for most of the game. cook had more rushing yards than the cowboys had total yards. bills roll 3110, snapping the cowboys five game win streak. sharks in denver. most hockey players call a beanie a tuck. the avalanche scored three times in the first period, and after the sharks whiff on the pass, nathan mackinnon picks it up, makes it four nothing. colorado early in the second. no crazy comebacks for team teal this time, although thomas hurdle did get two power play goals. the sharks fall six two. they've lost three straight. former king peja stojakovic at maples pavilion for stanford in idaho. his son is a freshman on the cardinal. andre djokovic drives to the hoop. he finished with 17 points. like father, like son. but papa page says, i've been there, done that. and transfer guard jared bynum with the nice behind the back dish to james kiefer the slam. but those were

keefe's only points of the game, and she doesn't look that impressed. cardinal roll 8264. this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. dion casey, thank you very much. >> and that's all the time we have for this edition of abc seven news at 11. i'm dionne lim . the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for spencer and casey and all of us here. thanks so much for joining us. we leave you now with a live look outside where you can see that it is clear, at least for now. from this vantage point, it's kind of hard to see, but things are damp on the roadways. we do have our entire weather team standing by with your forecast for the coming week

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