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>> good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. rain is falling throughout the bay area. here is lisa argen with the details. good morning. >> good morning. here is a look at san jose where we have light rain. cold front is to the north of you and the entire bay area throughout the morning hours but we will have rain behind it. it shows the heaviest bay in the east bay and here a closer look, pleasant hill and walnut creek, good moderate downpour. 280 from moderate rain there and if finally in the east bay, union city and fremont, light to moderate rain. and down to los gatos you are getting wet. it will take another couple

hours to see the rain in monterey but the north bay will be clearing out this afternoon but wraparound showers and not dry out until tonight. >> residents of an apartment in antioch are waiting when they can return home. firefighters say four apartments were destroyed several others damaged that broke around 2:30 this morning. one woman in a second floor apartment suffered burns and is being treated at a local hospital. a resident says he's he'd been outside. minutes later the complex was burning. >> i said, wow, grab everything i could. >> he told us he's not sure what he lost but everything he owns is inside his apartment. building inspectors hope to know how many units are safe enough

to live in. investigators are determining how the fire got started. >> oscar grant's family is planning their next move to the minimum 2 two-year prison sentence begin to johannes mehserle. they are targeting friday's decision by an l.a. judge to throw out a gun conviction that could have added ten years to his involuntary manslaughter sentence and they are promising more protests in oakland. john alston has the latest. >> another saturday night strategy session, every week since the killing they have gathered at missionary baptist church in oakland. this time they are plotting their next move after his 2 year prison sentence. one that was arrested is promising more protests. >> we're fighting it. we're fighting these charges. we don't accept them just like we don't accept by the decision

by the judge. >> it's judge robert perry of los angeles who tossed out the firearm conviction and gave him a lighter sentence. >> taking a look at the procedures it takes to have a judge removed or rebring mended for what he has done. >> that is laughable. that is my first response, it's laughable. the judge was very, very thoughtful judge. he didn't give in to the mob threats and he didn't give in the threats of intimidation. all of the nonsense that has characterized this case. >> grant's uncle argues that perry's instructions were different they may have convicted him of a more serious time. >> attacked by his perspective by his own mistake. there is a lot to be discussed. that is judicial error that

should not have happened. >> reporters were not allowed inside the church and afterward there was a vague comment about what was to come. >> we're going to be holding a protest. we'll be in touch with you very soon. >> they plan to appeal the conviction and wants to be released out on bail. authorities in oakland are assessing the damage from friday night's protest over mehserle's sentence. more than 150 arrests were made most from unlawful assembly. more charges are expected as police investigate acts of advanced lich. lisa amin gulezian follows up. >> one by one those real estate ted, most were charged with unlawful assembly. >> we are guaranteed our rights

to assemble in protest of the two-year sentence that mehserle got for killing an innocent human being. >> we were marching down the street. >> hundreds filled the streets after a peaceful rally, but soon vandalism followed. cars were smashed, windows broken. >> near the college, police in riot gear were waiting. they broke off and headed towards east 18th street a massive police crackdown happened when a gun was ripped from a police officer's gun belt. >> we have a right to free speech and you have a right to voice your opinion, you do not have a right to tear this city up. >> those that live on fifth avenue where much of the damage occurred couldn't agree more.

>> they broke the window car completely. they hurt a lot of innocent people. >> more arrests and charges may come. right now they are reviewing videotape and photos of the vandals. investigators say they wanted to track those people down. lisa amin gulezian, "abc 7 news." >> this morning oakland police are investigating a double homicide. a teenager and 18 years old and a young adult both male were found dead inside that car yesterday afternoon. police will only say they were shot to death. bodies were discovered in the car around 3:30 in front of the acorn tower apartment building on the 1,000 block of eighth street. no suspects have been arrested. >> this week most of the streets that run through the neighborhood destroyed by the san bruno fire will reopen but it will remain untouched until the investigation is complete. they will stay closed north and south of the x-rayser where the

natural gas pipeline ruptured september 9th killing 8 people. they say our media partner san jose mercury news, that claremont and fairmont drives could reopen as early as wednesday, along with a portion of glenview drive. local, state and federal investigators continue to probe the cause of the rupture. the n.t.s.b. is expected to release a second preliminary report sometime next month. a story of survival in the north bay. it happened yesterday afternoon at the sonoma sky park airport just south of sonoma. dispatchers say a single-engine plane took off from the airport and crashed in between two warehouses. the victims were airlifted to the hospital. >> the condition of the pilot was good other than lacerations around his face and head. he is in good condition and good

spirits. >> witnesses say the plane did not seem like it had enough power as it took off. they say it was not a local plane and had the words air design on it. sonoma-marin rapid trance directors cutting a train route by 30 miles. it was supposed to take passengers from cloverdale to larkspur but because it's $345 million short it will only be to take from santa rosa to marin civic center. it's important to get that project moving. it was funded by voters back in 2008 with a quarter cent sales tax. smart train is expected to be completed in four years. >> coming up next to, president obama spends a second day in india trying to create american jobs. how you can help a group trying to rescue bay area sea

this morning, president obama in new delhi, its foreign trip, white house is pointing out how important it is to the u.s. economy. they announced business deals worth billions to american companies. anne compton is traveling with the president.

>> just days after american voters gave democrats what even he calls a shellacking, president obama is halfway around the globe on mission to create jobs back home. he landed first in india and the ceo of boeing was waiting with news that he was a business summit. india is going to buy 40 planes and dozen other companies are sealing contracts, too. >> it supports tens of thousands of manufacturing jobs across the united states, from california, in washington, to pennsylvania and florida. >> there is a real effort to connect every thing at interests at home. at people people as the the guest book with martin luther king's signature that impressed the president. there was a poignant tribute to the terrorist siege in mumbai two years ago, india's 9/11

which is called 26-11 that left hundreds slaughtered in cafegs and like the tangling mahal palace where the sprt sleeping. >> we'll never forget the images from the flames from this hotel that lit up the night sky. >> the message of economic summits of korea and japan, that the u.s. is open for business and eager to deal. as you know last tuesday's election brought big changes for the makeup of congress. the question this week what will the new remember house majority do. >> we've come to take our government back. >> and kentucky republican rand paul is one of the tea party candidates just elected to the senate. on this week, he says his priority is to lay the groundwork for balancing the budget without raising taxes.

he was asked where he would make cuts. >> what i would say, not for people who are currently on it for social security, but the sooner we fix it the better. it may be 50,000 under but -- 55 and under, what do we make the system more sustainable. you have to look at all these things that need to be on the table but you have to take it out of campaign mode. >> what republican leaders are already in campaign mode for the 2012 presidential election. last week they announced a platform including repealing health care reform and electricity go a president that veontd veto their agenda. >> the giants continue to bask in the after glow of their win. beyond millions of dollars in direct spending delivered by two world series games and four playoff games, a spokeswoman

says the exposure will deliver business to san francisco for some time to come. san francisco mayor says larry ellison was watching the victory parade and be persuaded to host the next america's cup race. >> pretty darn foggy out there. >> we have light to moderate rain across the bay area. some areas getting it better than others. this is view from mount tam, three qeerts of an inch in the north bay to half an inch in san francisco. detail the rest of the rainy sunday forecast and look at better week ahead coming up. >> an impressive within for stanford as the cardinals rollover arizona. mike shumann has your highlights coming up next in this morning sports. diabetes testing? it's all the same. nothing changes.

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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. welcome back everyone. time is 9:19. it very wet outside. please slow down and take it easy. i hope you remembered to set the clocks back for daylight savings

time. welcome to abc7 morning news. >> they are trying to help animals to help sea gulls that have been spotted with beer cans around their neck. about five birds collared with cans have been spotted at fisher men's wharf and half moon bay since august. director of wild rescue the group needs to buy a special piece of equipment. it's called a launcher and it runs about $3500. in the meantime, if you see the birds, don't try to catch them. you have to wonder what kind of person would do that to an animal. it is sad. >> lisa argen is here how long this rainy weather is going to last. >> the morning is wet and right now live look outside, 53 minute delays at sfo.

gusty winds up to 25 miles an hour, you see the rainy conditions on the tarmac and also outside, roof camera, looks a little bit brighter if you are looking at the clouds but still more rain to come. look at live doppler 7 hd and the bulk of the activity into the east bay, concord, san francisco and out to sea. so the first off we're looking at heavy rain around 680. moderate rain moving through pleasant hill and down through alamo and peninsula. san francisco is wet and san bruno and over to the east bay, a little lighter out to dublin and livermore and froosmt. you have the light rain and it is rainy in the south bay with a pretty good cell southeast of campbell. and finally the rain moving into santa cruz but it is later as you head down toward the central coast. but you, too, will see light to moderate rain. the flow will be for the cold

front to sink to the south and east today. we'll look for the north bay to clear on out later on this morning into the early afternoon, but not for the rest of bay area. 56 in san francisco. it's 58 in mountain view and 58 in san jose. highlights, rain this morning, becoming more scattered in the north bay and sun setting at 5:05 and a dry day for monday. cold front sinks out rather quickly and it is slicing through the heart of the bay. heaviest is across the east bay and peninsula and pushing in the south bay by 11:00. look what happens in the north bay at 11:00, we're seeing showers from marin to sonoma. game time, 1:00 for the radar raiders and by 2:00 moderate rain by the east bay. then after that, 3:00 or 4:00 we'll see some clearing and then look for fog developing after

pretty hefty totals. one to two inches and also the coastal hills looking the most rain, just about half an inch in the south bay. higher elevations looking at snow in the southern sierra at about 7,000 feet. some gusty winds, still pretty tricky travel back home. if you have anyone up in the mountains. rain starting out this afternoon with a moderate clip and then becoming light. diminishing late in the day, temperatures on the cool side held down, breezy winds, upper 50s down through off and last to clear with will be salinas and hollister. we changed the clock, good day to sleep in with the rain. our next chance of rain tuesday mainly in the north bay.

pretty dry and sunny and mild week. >> but for today, the veterans parades in a couple cities and rateder nation, grab a poncho. >> here is sports, raiders are taking on first place kansas city chiefs. first home game since last season's openers. last night stanford had a huge match-up. here is shu with all the highlights. >> good morning. we'll kick off with college football, 13th ranked stanford hosting their opponents. stanford coach about getting his troops fired up. stanford came out, let's 1 of 5 yards receiving a and that scored 7-0 cardinals.

more from stanford. taylor gets to the outside. he'll go untouched for 6. card led led at the half. and he comes up with a sack. cardinals kept the peddle to the metal. great play call, 28-3. taylor with a school record, fourth touchdown of the night. 42-17 win. cal hosted by washington state, a pristine day. second quarter, longhorn miss up for a 10-yard score. bears answer back. going deep for marvin jones, goes up and gets it. that was appreciated by this former receive ear gain of 50 yards. he takes in it from there. game tied at 7. bears dig in the bag of tricks, the reverse to jeremy ross, 47-yard touchdown.

14-10 cal and they put it away for 20-13. that is the final. first road win improving to 5-4. >> zengatta is making a bid for horse racing history going for her 20th straight victory. she has never lost in her career but she got off to a terrible start off the gate. at one point she was last, 18 lengths but watch her finish. zenyatta! and zenyatta! has won it here. >> check it out. wins by a nose over zenyatta, finishes her career with a 19-1 record. let's go to the ice where they were suspended two games and sharks avoided getting hit by lightning without him. the fists were flying last

night. sharks went early and often. partrick marleau, 1-0 san jose. dan deflects the puck in the net 2-1 sharks and healy again to fire from point-blank range, they would beat tampa. and edgar renteria told espn from his home in miami he will be back this year. free agent short stop not sure he'll be a giant, i'm not sure if that is good or bad news for the giants. >> next, sit-lie law is not in affect but residents and business owners say they are anything to fewer homeless people on the sidewalk. who will take over when san francisco mayor

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it's already having an impact on city sidewalks. amy hollyfield reports. >> the sit-lie law isn't in effect yet. but residents on haight street are already noticing fewer homeless people on the sidewalks. >> the mail men is not going over people to get the doors and moving away from the businesses and stores and kind of going for the side streets. making it better for people but opponents say this fight isn't over. >> we are definitely going to bring a legal challenge against this.

>> the supporters of measure "l" says they are tired of aggressive panhandlers but opponents believe they have a constitutional right to be there. >> when people's rights get trampled on, you don't just give up and walk away. you keep on fighting. >> the district attorney's office believes the law will hold up, pointing out seattle's ordinance was taken to court. >> it's most similar to the law that was just approved by the voters here in san francisco. that challenge as well was overcome by the city and the law was implemented. >> employees at snowboarding aren't worried about the court case. >> if they want to challenge it that is there thing. but overall we'll see a big impact and it's going to work. >> police have said they will use discretion. they won't be arresting children with lemonade stands.

that is why opponents they don't think it's fair to target the homeless. so if you want to use this law against one set of people, it's about something else. >> this takes affect in january but prop 8 approved two years ago the fight over sit-lie could last for years. a political guessing game is underway in san francisco. the question -- who will be the next mayor? gavin newsom was elected as lieutenant governor with a year left on his term. a replacement can be anybody in the city that can get the support of six of the 11 members of the board of supervisors. so the maneuvering has begun. all are junkies like me, this is heaven. >> former san francisco mayor willie brown is talking about

the drama of city hall now that gavin newsom, he'll lead the mayor's office in january with nearly a year left on his term. the president of the board of supervisors will fill in. >> everybody is in the mix. former elected officials, current elected officials, members of the state assembly, members of the board of supervisors, you. >> political consultant took part in a seminar for people that live and breathe san francisco politics. a vacancy has occurred before under tragic circumstances. >> both mayor moscone and harvey milk have been shot and killed. >> with president dianne feinstein became mayor. there is speculation that a former supervisor tom amiano.

he says he doesn't want. >> it i support tim lincecum for mayor and i think he is the freak that we might need. >> mayor brown has approached by many that want him to step in. >> are you pursuing it? >> no. i'm not pursuing anything or anybody. >> they believe a caretaker type should be selected. >> somebody that is not political cal, somebody that will not run for mayor. >> maxwell is among four supervisors that are out of office but think could vote before the new board takes over in january. new mayor says he may try to delay his swearing in until the old board is officially out. but the whole focus is to make the whole process transparent. >> because i don't want to see the glorification of politics, back room deals, people changing one position with another

position. that is not this city. >> just to add to the duam. city attorney will not be giving supervisors any legal advice. he has recused himself because he is running for mayor next year. a counsel from slant care county will take it on pro bono for the city. >> apple is warning iphone and ipad users about a software glitch with the alarm system. they say on its website that users should turn off repeating alarms and set them manually through tomorrow. after that, it will be safe to set them back to repeat again. they say a software fix to recognize the end of daylight saving time will be released later this month. we did not need any of that. when you get up and 2:30 in the morning, you know when daylight

saving time comes around. >> rain continues to come down in the north bay. and more scattered there, east bay, high definition emeryville, you see the gray skies, with airport delays at sfo. we're looking at more rain head in order the south bay. a look at the entire bay area and wet sunday next. >> also ahead, president obama toured it, feds gave millions in loans to help fund it but now one of the bay area's hottest solar companies needs to cut for ways to save. why not save on car insurance? [ coin drops ] [ high-pitched voice ] thanks. [ normal voice ] you're welcome. get a free quote at progressive.com.

welcome back. time right now, 9:38. thanks for spending part of your sunday morning with us on this sunday, november 7th. this is a live look where the rainy, cloudy weather is on the average 53-minute delays for arriving flights. call ahead, double check before you head out that way. one week from today, commercial crab season begins. yesterday at oakland for recreational fishing. daily bag limit is ten crabs per

person for sport fishermen in most of the state, it's prohibited in san francisco and san pablo base because they are designated crab nurseries. lisa argen has been very busy trying to keep up what is going on. >> lots of forecast models and the latest that came in shows another chance of rain next week. right now, we're looking at san jose where we've gotten into the light rain over the past hour or or two. you'll have the rain throughout the rest of the morning hours. cold front still has yet to slide through the south bay. north bay, the rain has lightened up a bit and gold bridge, in fact, far north of there you have seen the passage of the cold front. it doesn't mean the rain is over. more rain in the north bay here around point reyes and up towards petaluma but the heaviest rain so far is the cold

front as it slices through the central bay. walnut creek and orinda, highway 24 and of 80, moderate rain, san francisco, all wet for you down through brisbane, san bruno the coast, 280 and in the south bay, you have been looking at the lighter returns but more rain will be heading towards sunnyvale and san jose by about 11:00. you'll see the rain line here sort of end around hollister. but this isn't a quick mover so the rain will be more scattered in the north bay late this morning and follow through the east bay and south bay by the afternoon hours. we're still looking wet fort raiders game. 57 in oakland. 56 in menlo park. we're looking for a mild with a southeast wind, but temperatures today held down with the cloud cover. sunset 5:05 and clearing conditions tonight. fog will be developing with a dry day tomorrow. next chance of rain early in the

week. satellite and composite shows the cold front sliding to the south and east. the trough is going to move later on so that is why when you look at the computer animation, the bulk of the activity is pushing through by 11:00. look at what happens by 1:00, 3:00. into the east bay, it's after that we begin to see some partly cloudy skies in the north bay but still a lot of clouds and temperatures near 60. rainfall totals closing in on an inch in the north bay. half an inch in san francisco but by the time this is over we could see three-quarters to nearly an inch there. rest of the peninsula, maybe an inch, livermore, 10th so far. maybe half an inch later on tonight. same deal in the south bay to three-quarters of an inch. coastal hills, looking at more rain. temperatures are quite warm in the sierra, nevada.

upper 30s to mid 40s, high elevation snow above 7,000 feet and winter storm warning is with us until tomorrow morning where we'll see the snow levels come down a couple of inches at about 6,000 feet. by the afternoon is rain diminishes but early on scattered showers and temperatures will be cool, upper 50s, 59 palo alto and down by the monterey bay, rain picking up for you later on this morning into the early afternoon hours. then by tonight, scattered showers, rain will be over by tomorrow, next chance of rain comes in on tuesday. not as big of a system by any means favoring the north bay. rest of the week is dry. too bad it couldn't have been today, but it's wet for the parade. >> all right. we just have to expect anything this year. it's been kind of wet. thank you, lisa. >> more competition from china is causing layoffs at fremont company. they received a stimulus loan to

build a new factory but as david louie reports, taxpayers now have reason to be concerned. >> they were the epitome of what the government envisioned to be green tech future. president obama toured the production line and so did schwarzenegger and bar practice boxer. they got a 535 amendment stimulus loan to build a new tack tri-in fremont. 40 employees will be laid off. 150 contract workers won't be renewed. the reason is price competition from lower cost chinese solar makes. they need to cut expenses. >> today we would be three to four dollar per watt basis and we need to be a $2 per watt basis. >> suddenly the future isn't as bright as it was a year ago.

the new plant cost $733 million, $535 million came from federal funds, $198 million from private pundz so the government's take is 73%. >> according to a filing by the company with the security and exchange commission, if it were to default on the loan, the department of energy would end up owning that brand-new fabrication plant. >> most of the loan proceeds have been disbursed $402 million. lion's share went to the contractor, smaller amounts to a design firm and to the county for taxes. >> a lot of public money is riding on them to succeed. >> it's not going to be worth anything if i have to foreclose. >> they say moth-balling the plant and laying off workers will save $60 million.

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this morning san francisco hosting annual veterans' day parade. it starts at 11:00 at second and market streets. it will move west and ends at city hall. this year's event will include a special commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the start of the korean war. veterans will be recognized for their service. pleasanton is holding its parade this afternoon at 1:00. most other barrier cities have their parades and ceremonies on thursday. to all the vets out there, thank you so much. we honor your service. i feel sad that it's going to rain today on those parades. >> this afternoon, a little bit better in some parts of the bay area. cold front has pushed across the north bay and central bay and east bay. over around walnut creek, 680 and down by millbrae and 280,

that can see wet weather. lighter showers in the south bay. i won't be until the later morning hours until it pushes through the south bay. rain will taper off north to south and then dry tomorrow. >> i expect people will get out there anyway for the parade. bye-bye.