storms are headed our way. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel will go hour by hour and time them out. coming up, abc seven news at six starts right now. >> building a better bay area moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc seven news. >> more than 20 years after the murder of laci peterson, the innocence project takes on the case of her convicted killer, scott peterson. good evening. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. the abc seven news i-team broke this bombshell report out of san mateo county superior court today. the los angeles innocence project is seeking a new trial. now for convicted wife killer scott peterson. laci peterson disappeared just before christmas 2002. she was eight months pregnant. her body and the body of her unborn son were found in san francisco bay a few months later. >> abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes has spent the day digging through the records and calling those involved. and he's here now with the latest

dan. >> well, anna and dan in this filing, scott peterson says he contacted the los angeles innocence project in july of last year. they took his case and yesterday they filed a massive motion with exhibits. the innocence project's filings on behalf of scott peterson told a 1524 pages, including a motion for post-conviction discovery with the claim of actual innocence that is supported by newly discovered evidence. i asked scott peterson's sister in law, janey peterson, whether she sees this as a real shot at a new trial. absolutely, she texted or solving the crime in scott being released, the peterson family credits mike gudgel, a journalist who used to work for abc news with tracking down new evidence. >> the verdict was unsatisfactory. it was. i really conflicted about the case because there's never any explanation of really what happened to laci was really a mystery. >> the innocence project motion asks for evidence not previously provided to the defense police.

interviews with witnesses, photographs, videos and tips that law enforcement failed to track down. laci peterson, then seven and a half months pregnant disappeared december 24th, 2002. the innocence project filings focus on a burglary at the home directly across the street from the peterson's house that same week. they want video of interviews conducted by modesto police with two men involved in the burglary. one of them reportedly said laci witnessed him breaking into the house. they want to find out if a van that was found torched near the modesto airport is connected to the burglary in side, investigators discovered a mattress with stains confirmed to be blood. the innocence project wants to conduct new dna tests on those samples. could it be laci peterson's blood? the filing also mentions a witness who says he saw a pregnant woman fitting lacey's description, who appear to be under duress. getting into a van on scenic road. >> i think there's enough evidence that it's probable that that someone else may have

committed the crime. enough evidence for law enforcement, law enforcement to, uh, investigate further. >> they also want more information on to help track the trail of a croton watch that may have been laci peterson's palm the week after she disappeared. and the filings claim modesto police did not fully follow up on reports that laci was spotted walking her golden retriever after the time. scott peterson says he went fishing at 930 that morning. lead innocence project attorney paula mitchell writes that she has encountered witnesses who feared coming forward because the case is too high profile. scott peterson has claimed innocence from the day laci disappeared, and he repeated that in the filings, writing i had absolutely nothing to do with the disappeared and deaths of my wife and son. i am not a violent person. i have never had a physical fight or violent incident with anyone in my life. then i'm a wow! >> so fascinating. >> a lot more to come. >> okay. yeah. thank you dan.

>> well, it has been more than 20 years since laci peterson died, as we've said. and to look back at how this case unfolded, check out a timeline we've put on our website, abc seven news.com. >> all right. we are going to be on storm watch tomorrow as the first of a series of storms arrives in the bay area. >> we're expecting wet weather for nearly a week. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking all of that for us. andy >> yeah. dan. and as we take a look at our rain chances over the next seven days, it pretty much gives you an image of what you can expect, which is rain every single day over the next six days. live doppler seven is tracking the storms that are lined up in the pacific. the first one gets here tomorrow. it's a level one system and it will bring us rain. that will be moderate to heavy at times. first thing tomorrow morning, a couple of showers, really spotty light. not out of the question, but the main event arrives tomorrow afternoon at 3:00. it continues through the night. you will notice some pockets of heavier rain as we go into your friday night. and this pattern

carries over through the middle of next week as the series comes through here. downpours at times, gusty winds possible down trees and outages. certainly expecting minor flooding on the roadways, the smaller streams and creeks. your main stem rivers should be okay as of right now as the ground gets saturated and the possibility of shallow landslides enters the picture as well. here are the rainfall projections tomorrow through tuesday. coastal hills 5 to 8in the north. bay 3 to 5in, and the rest of the bay area an inch and a half to three inches. once again, it is going to stretch over days. this is not all falling at once. it's a level one for tomorrow afternoon, evening rain, brief downpours, gusts up to 45 miles an hour, slick roads and poor visibility. i'll be back with the full look at that forecast, which includes the weekend storm, which is stronger in just a few minutes. >> dan okay, sandy, thanks very much. you can track the forecast anytime with the same live doppler seven that sandhya uses. just search abc seven bay area and your device's app store to download it. now >> new at six stow lake at

golden gate park has a new name. it is now blue heron lake, san francisco's rescue, recreation and park commissioners approved the name change today. the lake had been named after former state assembly member william stow, who spoke in favor of discriminatory laws against jewish people. this new name, blue heron lake, was the public's top pick. volunteers say it's a heartbreaking loss after thieves got away with a cash crop of bonsai trees. someone stole eight trees from the bonsai garden at oakland's lake merritt. here are photos of some of those stolen trees. all could sell for up to $20,000. most of the trees are donated and each has a history. it's not just a simple theft. >> it's a it's an emotional one. it involves the work of many, many dedicated people. and i mean that in the truest sense of dedication to an art form. we have a pine tree that was grown from a seed planted by a family after they were released from the internment camps. each and every tree has a story. >> the oldest tree in the garden

is some 1500 years old, and one was donated to the us in the 1800s by emperor meiji of japan. >> they are treasured, obviously all right. >> take a look here. over my shoulder. demonstrators today using an iconic san francisco landmark to make a political statement. now lead the way. >> call for a cease fire today. >> today, they chanted outside coit tower and unfurled a banner reading let gaza live. >> sky seven was over. the protest organized by if not now, that's a movement of american jews. it's not anti-semitic to call for a cease fire. >> it's unbelievable that anybody would say such a thing. the whole world wants a cease fire, especially in san francisco. the board of supervisors just passed a cease fire resolution with the support of thousands and thousands of citizens. >> this demonstration comes the same day that israel's prime minister says he opposes the creation of a palestinian state. the banner hung for about ten

minutes before the group removed it. there were no arrests. >> a new poll shows the race for the senate seat once held by dianne feinstein, tightening republican candidate. former baseball star steve garvey, is now in second place. garvey visited the bay area today, and abc seven news reporter zach fuentes was there and now joins us live from our south bay bureau with a closer look at the poll and what these numbers mean. zach yeah. >> it's important to remember that in this primary race, the two candidates with the most votes go on to the november election regardless of their party and californians haven't elected a republican to the us senate since 1988. but the new poll does show garvey possibly making it into november's top two in the race to claim the us california senate seat is heating up. a poll released thursday by emerson college shows where the four frontrillionunners stand. 25% of respondents said they'd vote for adam schiff, putting him in the lead in second place is republican candidate steve garvey, with 18% democratic candidates katie porter and barbara lee came in third and

fourth place with 13 and 8. garvey met with members of the bay area jewish community thursday at the chabad of the tri-valley to talk about the impacts of the israel-hamas war. he reacted to that poll following the roundtable discussion. >> well, we had a good poll come out today. yeah, not bad for a guy three and a half months into this, into this journey. >> abc seven news insider phil matier says voter uneasiness could be a factor in why garvey is polling so high. it could also be the topics garvey has brought up at his campaign stops . >> there's a lot of things that democrats were not hearing a lot about. things like gaza. we're not hearing a lot about the border and other sort of hot button issues between those three democrats. you throw a republican into the debate that could change those topics top of mind at garvey stop in pleasanton thursday. >> we basically have one voice in california. >> it's time that there's another voice. >> leaders at the chabad of the tri-valley are fast to point out that they're not endorsing anyone, but, say, a willingness from candidates of either side

to listen goes a long way. so this is actually the first candidate who's reached out to us. >> uh- if any other candidate would like to reach out to us, we are here and we welcome their commitment. >> despite the high polling numbers, garvey's worked to make the final two in the general election is far from over. >> when people look at garvey's numbers and say, this is a surge, well, you have to also remember that about 27% of the voters in california are registered republicans. so he should be getting up to 25. so he needs to do some work. if he gets up to 20 to 25, there's a good chance that he is going to be in the runoff. >> while garvey is running as a republican, he did not answer yes or no. today when asked if he would welcome an endorsement from former president trump, the race for all candidates continues as the march 5th primaries draw near in san jose. zach fuentes abc seven news all right, zach, thank you so much. >> all right. you'll hear more from abc seven news insider phil matier. he joins us live next to

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time again is san francisco. this compassionate city makes it too easy for people to be out there on the streets using drugs and we make it too hard for people to get into treatment that the mayor says prop f will change that. >> the no. on opposition f campaign, however, says the measure will only make the problem worse, claiming evidence shows that forcing people into treatment doesn't work. well, joining us now to discuss this topic is abc seven news insider phil matier. >> yeah. so, phil, give us your thoughts. should voters pass prop f? >> well, my thoughts don't matter. it's the thoughts of the voters. and polling shows that about two out of three voters in san francisco are ready to say yes. on first blush, they say that the problem on the streets is so severe that they're just about ready to try anything. and if somebody is saying that in order to get $700 a month, you need to accept treatment. if you

have a drug problem. that sounds logical to a lot of people who don't quite understand why we would be giving $700 a month to someone who had a drug problem and wasn't doing anything about it. >> well, we can debate what might work, but we know what we're doing isn't working for sure, right? >> that's right. and so what we have here is a combination. we have a policy that the mayor wants to enforce, which is basically saying, yes, we will help, but we want you to help, too. it's got to be a two way street. she's been saying that consistently. other people say no. it's up to individuals to decide when they want to go to treatment. and if you force them into treatment, it could just lead to more complications. the second part of it is she is sending a message out from san francisco saying that the idea of just coming here and doing drugs and getting on general assistance, those days are over. so she wants to send that message out because she's trying to stem the problem from increasing the third message. she wants to get out is that she's doing something about this because she's running for reelection. and what you're seeing on the screen right there, san francisco voters are tired of seeing it. and so she

has to stake out her turf on this before the other candidates have. and she's beat him to the punch on this. >> she's under a lot of pressure, obviously. >> yeah. and we saw you talking about steve garvey earlier as deep blue california. really going to elect a republican. hey we elected arnold schwarzenegger governor. >> okay. but are we chances are not the but the question isn't whether or not steve garvey, the republican, is going to win come november. the question among democrats is, will he have enough votes because there are 25 or so percent of californians registered as republicans. right. and that might be enough to get him in the runoff. so it's a question isn't so much like, okay, are we going to elect a republican or are we just going to have one winner on the democratic side versus two going into november? >> it's going to make it very interesting. it is. >> keep your eyes open. a lot of tv ads, okay? >> okay. >> thanks, phil very much. >> and phil talked about the future of san francisco with the mayor, police chief and district attorney for the live event abc7 hosted take action san francisco. the entire commercial free hour is streaming on

demand. watch it on the abc seven bay area app or wherever you stream. >> all right, let's turn back and talk about the weather. a series of storms coming in for the next several days. >> that's right. let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel for the latest. sandhya. >> yeah, dan and ana, they're going to come marching in one after another over the next six days. so let me show you live doppler seven. right now, they're not all going to come in and pour all day. there will be some breaks in between. but i do want to turn your attention to the systems that are lined up. there are multiple systems lined up here across the pacific going all the way out towards the eastern pacific. so we are looking at cloud cover right now on live doppler seven. rain is heading our direction tomorrow from our emeryville camera. all is quiet. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s from san francisco to oakland. san jose 5952 degrees right now in half moon bay and from our mount tam cam. a lovely view tonight. santa rosa, 5452, in petaluma and livermore, 51 fairfield 54 degrees right now in concord

from our kgo roof camera, all is quiet. that changes tomorrow. a level one system arrives and it will bring wet, windy weather in the afternoon and evening. stronger storm gets here sunday into monday that will bring downpours. the potential for thunder and there is possibility of damage during that sunday monday time period. in particular where we may see some flooding on roadways. minor flooding that is nuisance flooding with small streams and creeks and wind damage such as weaker trees falling because the ground gets saturated and maybe a few power outages tomorrow in the afternoon evening. it's a light level one system. rain brief downpours, gusts up to 45 miles an hour. the strongest winds near the coast. poor visibility and slick roads so the winds start to come up tomorrow afternoon out of the southeast 20 to 32 miles an hour as we head into the 4 p.m. hour, you will notice those winds cranking and gets even stronger by 5 p.m. 43 miles an hour. there point reyes inland areas are breezy, but it's not terribly windy in our inland

communities as we go hour by hour tomorrow morning, the commute is fine, but at 930, maybe you're out running some errands. there will be some spotty showers, so have the umbrellas handy. the main event gets here three four in the afternoon where we do see some pockets of moderate to heavy rain that continues at 8 p.m, as you will notice, and then downpours expected even late tomorrow night. the pops of red there over san francisco could be briefly heavy, so be prepared for that. it switches over to showers until saturday morning, when the main rain event is over the north bay at 5 a.m, but a few scattered showers are around even later in the day. throughout the afternoon on saturday. now of course, all eyes are on that 5:00 time slot for levi's stadium. there will be scattered showers around later on at night as the game is winding down. the rainfall will pick up and become more widespread. as we take a look at the playoff forecast as the niners host the packers at kickoff showers. breezy, 57 degrees. you'll want to pack on

the layers and the poncho. fourth quarter rainy night, mid 50. now excessive rain potential. north bay on saturday. it's a marginal risk that they could see some flash flooding on area streams and creeks. the main rivers should be okay now you will notice the increasing risk of excessive rain potential shaded in yellow for much of the bay area sunday into monday. the heaviest rain is expected late sunday night into early monday morning. rainfall projections going into saturday night, you're looking at close to two inches santa rosa, clear lake over that ukiah. most of the rest of you in that third of an inch to about an inch and a half category, you add the additional rainfall through tuesday, and we're talking inches from 1 to 5in. the coastal hills could be seeing up to eight inches of rain, 40s and 50s. tomorrow morning. it's cloudy. tomorrow afternoon you will notice that it turns wet and windy around here. 50s and 60s. the accuweather seven day forecast a level one system for tomorrow afternoon, evening, saturday is wet and breezy. the only reason

why it's a level two is the ground will become saturated. any rain that falls on top of it will exacerbate any existing issues, particularly in the north bay. and then heavy rain. gusty winds between sunday and monday with a chance of thunder. level two and then a weaker system tuesday into wednesday, bringing us some lighter showers. ama and dan and then on thursday there's still a chance. really? yeah. so we're just going to keep on going at this point okay. >> thank you sandhya. >> all right. coming up next. new layoffs for google who's losing their jobs now. and how many results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them every day and not just talk a good game. adam schiff. he held a dangerous president accountable.

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tech industry. apple led the tech rally with bank of america upgrading its stock to a buy rating. here's a look at today's numbers. the dow jones soared by 202 points. the nasdaq also rocketed up by 200 points. the s&p added 41 100 youtube employees will soon be out of a job as its parent company, google, works to trim costs. last week, google cut more than 1000 jobs in various departments , directly affecting 700 people in the bay area. this is the fifth round of layoffs. the company has had since september, and more layoffs are coming in the coming months. the ceo says the cuts won't be on the same scale as last year's layoffs, which trimmed google's workforce by 12,000 employees. and there.

have been a lot of tech layoffs here in the bay area. we are keeping track of it all, and you can too. this layoff tracker is on our website, abc seven news.com for men charged in the murder of oakland police officer twan lay pleaded not guilty today. >> officer lay was working undercover when he was fatally shot while responding to a burglary call at a marijuana business on december 29th. marquis cooper is the latest of the four men to be charged, and he's accused of 16 felonies. mark sanders is accused of firing the fatal shot. allen brown is accused of driving the getaway vehicle, while brown russell is charged with burglary and is out on bail. attorneys for cooper and russell, both want a speedy trial and raised concerns in court over the delays in receiving discovery from the prosecution. >> i'm sure the district attorney is working on it diligently, but yes, i have not been provided any discovery. we have about 19 pages at this point. it's pretty important, especially since we're moving relatively quickly. >> so we want to get all that information as soon as possible. do our own investigator and

prosecutors did not return requests for comment. >> we learned today that a man wanted in the shooting death of a tv news crew. security guard is in custody. lauren gilbert is believed to be the getaway driver in the 2021 attempted robbery and killing of retired police officer kevin nishida, who was guarding a tv news crew in oakland. gilbert was arrested in kansas city, missouri, two other men also face charges. >> coming up next, see what it takes to make the golden gate bridge strong enough to withstand an earthquake. >> and that was a real battle. and we were successful in getting that done. >> federal money is just part of it. it's an abc seven news i-team exclusive. >> and if you have a story for the i-team, you can call this

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yeah, the abc seven news i-team is digging into the risk and the efforts made to protect it. >> here's i-team reporter stephanie sierra with the story. you'll see only on seven. >> built in 1937, in the midst of the great depression, the golden gate bridge is not only iconic, but a symbol of american ingenuity and resolve. the two towers stand nearly 750ft above water, strung with 80,000 miles of cable, a bay area beauty and necessity, carrying 37 million vehicles each year. more than 100,000 per day, including half a million freight trucks serving as a key link for supply chains. >> there is only one golden gate bridge and we are going to protect u.s. transportation secretary pete buttigieg told us this last january. >> the question is how we always say dirt to fly. speaker emerita nancy pelosi fought for years to strengthen the golden gate bridge. most recently, she and her congressional colleagues were critical in securing $400

million to protect the bridge from seismic threats due in part to the historic bipartisan infrastructure law passed in 2021. >> and that was a real battle, and we were successful in getting that done, pelosi says. >> roughly 43,000 bridges across the u.s. are currently rated in poor condition, and this law will benefit 15,000 of them. yet she was able to secure the most for the golden gate. can you walk me through that long terme investment and how it will play out? >> they will retrofit some pieces is they will restore some and they will have new things that they bring in like this dozens of devices that will protect the structure of the bridge in the event of a big quake. >> they're called energy dissipation devices. what we found is that these devices work amazingly well. dennis mulligan is the general manager of the golden gate highway and transportation district. >> now, we don't yet have an estimate of the. >> while parts of the bay bridge

collapsed during the 1989 loma prieta earthquake, the golden gate withstood it. mulligan expects the next one will likely be worse, but it's important to realize that that earthquake was 60 miles away. >> it was a santa cruz earthquake, and while the magnitude number sounds big, it's actually a moderate earthquake. an 8.3 magnitude earthquake would be, you know, more than 100 times more energy. >> since then, the district has been preparing. >> it was a good wake up call, and we evaluate our structure. >> the first three phases of the golden gate bridge seismic retrofit were completed in 2014. this included retrofitting the north and south ends of the bridge where the cables are secured to bedrock areas found to be the most vulnerable. it also involved wind tunnel testing and replacing the steel support. it's to put a new foundation that's ten times stronger and we put seismic isolation bearings on top. >> so when the ground starts to shake that tower doesn't have to drag the whole weight of the bridge with it. it decouples it. so there's less force on the tower, but there's still a lot

of work to be done, including retrofitting the suspension bridge, which is set to begin this year. >> this is where hundreds of floor beams will be replaced with new bracing, a process that won't be complete until 2029. so what happens if we have a big earthquake before then? >> the bridge is safe. it will not collapse. no one will die in the bridge. however there will be damage. there will be significant damage that will necessitate potentially having to replace the bridge. >> the cost of replacing something like the golden gate bridge would range from. >> to replace a bridge of this scale with. this span length is probably north of $10 billion, so a reality check. >> what are the chances of the next big quake overall, the region faces this 72% chance of a really large earthquake, a magnitude 6.7 plus in the next three decades. usgs earthquake scientist austin elliott says most of that threat comes from the hayward fault, which has a 1 in 3 chance of producing an earthquake within that window.

but to put that in perspective, usgs says the margin of error is decades, meaning it could happen tomorrow or it could happen 20 years from now. elliott explains. while it's difficult to predict precise numbers, the latest estimate from the national scale forecast suggests the hayward fault could see at least a magnitude 7.1 to 7.3, up to a 7.5, while the san andreas fault could produce up to a magnitude eight as far as another magnitude eight from the san andreas fault. >> that's probably farther off in our future, but it is inevitable. but recent research people have done some more specific modeling of the hayward in particular, that suggests that the magnitude could be larger, especially if it links with other faults. >> usgs recently identified a structural connection between the hayward fault south of san pablo bay and the rodgers creek fault north of san pablo bay. essentially one big continuous structure that may host a single large earthquake that doesn't necessarily mean that the ground shaking at any individual spot

would be stronger, but the earthquake would last longer, and the area that's affected would be much larger. but as elliott pointed out, magnitude alone doesn't tell the whole story. modeling by usgs shows part of the threat is tied to where on the fault the quake begins. >> it depends on really where an earthquake starts and the nature of the fault slip itself that controls how ground motion and the intensity of shaking will be distributed around the region, bringing with it shockwaves threatening infrastructure across the bay area, including the golden gate. >> you know, if you're on the roadway, it's secure. the parts of the bridge that will twist and have damage are below the roadway. >> the next phase of this retrofit is expected to begin later this year. as far as impacts to commuters, we're told two lanes will be closed during the overnight hours in san francisco. stephanie sierra, abc seven news. >> new details on what authorities say coming up here at what's going to be a big year

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met with some of the victims families who have been calling for accountability. >> i hope that the failures end today, and the local officials. do what wasn't done that day, do right by the victims and survivors of robb elementary. three terminations criminal prosecutions. >> there is an ongoing investigation into law enforcement's handling of the shooting. >> it is, of course, never too early to be. be prepared for an emergency. and that's the thinking in the south bay. two years before leaving, stadium hosts both the world cup and the super bowl in 2026. today the vta began its emergency operation center training. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey has the story. >> athletes are trained to stay in the moment. don't get too far out, but that's not an option for people planning two massive events at levi's in 2026. the

super bowl and the world cup. >> can you imagine the excitement that we have with two global events here in santa clara and the incredible opportunity for us to showcase who we are here in the heart of silicon valley? >> assembly member evan low has high expectations and with good reason. super bowl 58 years ago pumps nearly $300 million into the bay area, so 2026 is another huge opportunity. >> and leading up to the anticipation of these major events, we need to do what is necessary in helping to ensure that all thrives and that we address any of the type of challenges that exist. >> one of the biggest challenges, he says, is making sure the host committee is on the same page, especially with safety, with tens of thousands of people expected for both the super bowl and the world cup, public transportation will be critical. the valley transport authority held the first planning meetings thursday. basically putting all of the players that would be involved in those large scale events in

one room to sort of talk through the process of how they would handle different scenarios. aston green is vta chief system safety and security officer. super bowl 50 was great practice , but it's a whole new ball game now. we didn't have the access to security technologies that we do now. >> we did not necessarily have the tools to be able to prepare virtually, right. in terms of training and exercises. so we're basically looking at how things have changed and training to make sure we can handle that change. >> with the whole world watching two years from now, the athletes aren't the only ones getting ready for game day in santa clara. dustin dorsey, abc seven news the first in a parade of storms arrives tomorrow. >> sandhya shows you how much of the weekend will wells fargo gives you an extra day grace period to avoid the overdraft fee. what if everything came with a grace period? like accidentally parking where you shouldn't...

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fisherman's wharf, where people were eager to buy the first catch. >> that's it. that's the money right there. >> california gold pound by pound, bag by bag and even bucket by bucket. the wait is

over for the eight legged clod. shellfish san franciscans adore. >> i usually steam it do it fresh, because if you're getting fresh, you want it. you know, straight up. kind of like your tequila. you got to have it straight. not on ice. >> and this is straight up great news for commercial crabbers finally getting back in business after a delayed season for the past five years. it usually starts in mid-november, so this is the latest fish and wildlife has ever opened the season. crab thank you for your support. matt martinez was the first to sell off the dock last three years. >> i came in early to, uh, make sure my customers had the, um, you know, freshest they can get on the opening day. >> 8 p.m. hit wednesday night, and they were off waiting for the clock to strike midnight, 12:01 a.m. is when we were allowed to pull out. >> so we were out there ready and waiting. >> 12:00 they came back to a line of people ready to buy right off his boat. >> it feels a huge relief off my back. like i was like stressed

to the point where you get sick, you know, going out and just all everything builds up and then all of a sudden, like, coming back, it was like, oh, like something just fell off. so it was it was great. >> the difference between this year and last year, the crabs are a lot bigger, he says. they were about one and a half pounds last year. now the ones he brought in are over 2 pounds. a treat for anyone buying crab off the dock. we're blessed to have this. >> it's sweet meat, so to speak. >> this is dinner. and, uh, there's some people waiting in la. after dinner, i'm going to hightail it back home and, uh, destroy it. these to my beloved's, uh, down south. usually it's a holiday tradition, but for matt, his crew, and his customers, it's sure better late than never. >> i kind of miss the holidays, but we're here for you now. >> and everyone on the boat and at the table is happy about it. in san francisco, ryan curry, abc seven news. >> they are huge. >> yeah they are. >> let's talk about the weather getting nasty again. >> all that rain's coming in. let's get to sandhya. she's tracking it all.

>> absolutely. and dan and omar, our rainfall percent of normal right now, 62 to 90. those numbers are going to go way up by around this time next week. we're going to be well above average in the surplus category. so let's look at a live picture right now from our zephyr cove camera. all is quiet. these are warmer storms coming our way. snow levels will be running high. a winter storm watch goes up 10 p.m. tomorrow. runs until 1 a.m. tuesday. heavy wet snow for the sierra, expecting 8 to 16in between 6 and 7000ft above 7001 to 3ft, with those gusty winds, travel will be very difficult to impossible. i'm going to show you the timeline of how much they will see. kirkwood 21in donner, 20in less elsewhere. no rainfall. this is going to be one storm after another over the course of the next six days, and we are expecting rainfall. to be statewide through at least tuesday night. you will notice the heaviestrillionain focused on northern and central california, which of course includes us. right now it is all

quiet, a lot of cloud cover. but here comes the first storm in the series and it's a level one for tomorrow afternoon evening. so tomorrow morning a few showers. not out of the question, really. light stuff, but it's the afternoon when the rainfall actually moves in. the winds pick up the rainfall. intense city will be picking up as well as we head towards nightfall tomorrow afternoon. highs will be in the 50s and the 60s, and as if that's not enough, a stronger storm gets in here on sunday. now, in the morning, it begins with just some light to moderate rain. the rainfall intensity goes up sunday night into monday morning . that's when we can see some problems across some of our bay area locations like streams, rivers. creeks and of course roadways as well, with flooding trees down and power outages, the main stem rivers are expected to be okay, but keep an eye on them, especially if you live near one russian river. could be one of them. tuesday a weaker storm arrives and it continues the wet weather through at least the first part of your wednesday. so here's

your accuweather seven day forecast. rain windy in the afternoon, evening. level one. level two for saturday. not expecting a major. storm on saturday as the cumulative effects that makes it a two heavy rain, gusty winds for sunday monday. chance of thunder . that's when that stronger storm comes in. and then it's a one for tuesday. into wednesday. ama and dan long few days coming. >> yes. thanks, andy. >> but hopefully the niners game won't be too impacted saturday. >> do you guys want to join me? >> kayak down to santa clara. going to be that bad? oh not in santa clara at that time. >> not so bad. >> okay, five. all right. >> wetsuits not required. >> all right, all right. uh, brock purdy. so cool and calm for a quarterback who really is not that experienced to the point that the hall of famer steve young, has even surprised his conversation with brock next in

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postponing a second game following the death of assistant coach dejan milojevic yesterday in utah. and on top of the trauma of a beloved colleague dying at age 46, the warriors plane had a mechanical issue last night. they couldn't even fly home until this morning. coach dickey, as he was known, suffered a heart attack at a team dinner in salt lake city. passing away yesterday morning, coach dickey's image is on the

video board at chase center as they honor a man who brought joy to so many. the warriors will have a few more days to cope with the trauma. their next game is wednesday night at chase, a few people know really what the pressure is like when you're the quarterback of the san francisco 49 ers heading into the playoffs. hall of famer steve young is one of those few. and so it was great to see the man who led the niners to their last super bowl win back in 1995. sit down with current quarterback brock purdy as the niners get set for their divisional playoff matchup with the packers on saturday at levi's stadium. and steve young asked brock how he manages the expectations, which are basically like super bowl or bust from outsider. >> now it feels like, no, it bigger the moment, the more calm you get. in a weird way. >> i know that after this game, when i turned on the film and it's just me and a quiet room like, all i have to do is drop back, look off this defender and hit my guy, right? right over the middle or whatever the play is. and so i sort of remind myself of that. like i'm playing 11 on 11 football. um, you know,

if i do fail here, i'm going to learn from it. and so i sort of takes out that factor of fearing to fail. >> i got to be honest with you, most people can't. but you can say, hey, just keep it simple. they can't do that. no they can't. >> it makes it sound so easy, right? yeah. the traveling road show known as the oakland a's made a stop in sacramento today. a story broken by abc seven's casey pratt. a's team owner john fisher toured sutter health park that is actually home of the giants triple-a team. the a's have a year left on their lease in oakland. they're not even close to shovels in the ground in las vegas. they're going to have to figure out where to play for several years before they or if they ever get to vegas. the giants have officially announced that dusty baker will be joining the team as a special advisor. of course, he was manager for years, and we all remember the 2002 world series when jt snow saved dusty's son darren at home plate. a fun timing now both baker and snow are back in the bay area baseball scene. snow is

joining the upstart oakland ballers. he'll be their new bench coach and he'll be with the team full time. now. the circumstances around this story are well into testing the six time gold glover really wanted to get back in baseball, so he called his former team the giants, who surprisingly did not call him back. i belong, you know, obviously history with the giants, but, um, i never heard back from him. >> so i saw the baller story and i, i literally sent an email in to their, their website said that i want to be a part of it. i'm looking to get back on the field. and i think this has got some traction. um i've a pretty good intuition and gut feeling that the people of oakland are going to get behind this, and the more we can do for the community and the city and bring in baseball back is going to be a big thing. >> come on, foreign call, jt snow back. oh this is unreal pga tour in la quinta adam chang's second shot on 16. the cameraman is going to completely lose this

ball. where where did it go into the drink. literally the ball caromed off thehe that guy. his name is brad and landed in his beverage. what is there such a thing as a cup in one? i mean, what do you call that? you couldn't do that if you tried, right? amazing abc seven sports, sponsored by your northern california honda dealers, have you? i mean, you play golf. you ever seen anything even close to that? no. >> does he get a free drop? how does that. >> yo, i don't know. i don't know what happens after that. honestly. >> what are the odds of that. >> and he actually the brad apologized to the golfer saying i'm sorry. and he was like, you know, i'm sorry. i'm sorry about that. >> that's fun. thanks, larry, very much. >> all right. and coming up tonight on abc seven at eight, three hours of press your luck, then stay with us for abc seven news at 11. that's it for this edition of abc seven news. thanks for joining us. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel larry biel. all of us here. we appreciate your time. have a great evening. we'll see you again at 11.

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