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>> good saturday morning, everyone. i'm katie marzullo. it is 6:00 a.m. we will start off with a quick first look at the weather because we actually have weather. it's raining out there. lisa argen is on the roof not only telling us about the rain but experiencing it firsthand. >> hi, katie. a small stream flood advisory has been issued. 7 do 45 for southern marin. mill valley, san roof officials and we are looking at the rain to continue through about 10:00. we are looking at perhaps some overflowing creeks but not property damage. more of rain inconvenience. we will look at the rain to continue. look at 101 in cloverdale, santa rosa. you see the moderate rain. it has not let up for the past day and a half. that's why mt. tam is up words of 9 inches where this rain shadow effect over into the east bay valleys, you are not seeing

much at all. anywhere in da, you are dry. san francisco, yesterday. 280 on and off rain as well as 82. and down around san jose east of milpitas you are looking at dry conditions there. the heaviest rain on the coast, the coastal hills where we are getting this lift, down through davenport. so that's where we are seeing the heaviest amounts of rain. the rain will continue throughout the morning hours focusing on the north by but i'm going to time it all out for you. we will still see rain in the east bay valleys, also the south bay. looks like most of your rain is going to come through tomorrow morning. i'll explain when i see it in a little bit. katie. >> thank you. the storm did move in last night and the rain caused plenty of problems for drivers, but that's not all. we have more from the north bay. >> reporter: moments after a crash, one driver got out his car and looked to be on his phone.

possibly calling for help. chp said standing water on the freeing was part of the water here. fire crews also respond but no serious injuries reported. at rush-hour traffic came to a soggy crowd. throughout the night rain came down in buckets and the wind rattled some residents. >> it's raining sideways, raining everything, raining up and down. it is finally here but it is here. >> her car won't start in the rain so she's stranded at a shopping center. just across the street at fire station 2. pete filled 8 sandbags to fix a flooding problem. >> the place i work for, they just moved in there last year so we haven't had a rain like this. it's flooding back into the basement, we followed him back to the nonprofit with an assembly line of students worked to scoop water out of the basement. they managed to get most of the water out and placed sandbags to keep any more from getting in. >> we will probably have to tarp the stairs that go down from the outside to the basement. >> the first big rain of the

season means the first big water problems for people to deal with. abc7 news. the wet weather is blamed for bringing down a large tree in sonoma county last night. it fell over the highway around 10:30. it took down powerlines as well. pg&e had to come out. the road was closed for several hours while crews worked to clear the roadway. and the storms sent this tree branch crashing down yesterday afternoon. the large branch fell on a parked pickup truck and blocked the sidewalk. it happened atsteiner street but nobody was hurt. also in the east bay, in concord, highway 242 a propane truck slid off the road and hit a truck and fell on to the truck but fortunately there was no propane inside. a firefighter broke his rib trying to cut the tree off of the truck. other than that, those roads were relatively safe. >> not too bad.

i didn't see many accidents when i was driving around. it was pretty good. >> do you think everybody driving just a little more cautiously? >> i think so. the speeds were down more and it worked out pretty well. >> the chp is advising drivers who need to be on slick roads this weekend to drive slowly and keep your headlines on. if you are headed to tahoe, these are the conditions you will find there. a live look at heavenly mountain resort courtesy of lake tahoe tv. heavier snow at higher elevations, up to two feet. getting there is a problem. chains are require on interstate 80 and highways 50 and 88 because of all the snow. you can track the rain in the bay area using live doppler 7hd usuring weather app. the weather app also makes it easy for you to share your weather photos. download the information at ay7

news.com/app. developing news, all lanes of southbound highway 101 in san jose have reopen following a fatal crash after 11:00 last night. several cars were involved and one person was found on the roadway. that person died at the scene. it is unclear if they were ejected from the vehicle or if they were a pedestrian. all lanes were closed while they investigated and they reopened around 1:00 a.m.. >> a cal football player died after a early morning workout with the team yesterday. 21-year-old ted agu collapsed after a routine conditioning run outside the stadium. agu started having trouble breathing near the north entrance. trainers picked him up in a cart and he was communicating at first but quickly deteriorated and was unresponsive when the ambulance arrived. >> our players love him dearly and he was a big part of our family. now our family members are going to have to rely on each other in order to get through this period

the best that we can. >> he was a public health major and a member of the omega sci-fi fraternity. you can express your condolences by sharing this badge on your facebook timeline. the badge is on our page. >> 49er boosters wanted to treat this young man to a niners game at the new stadium but now the plan is to do much more than that. ama daetz has the story. >> this lonely niners fan being booed by seahawks supporters during their super bowl victory parade caught people's attention. >> it's like watching a streaker. you go what the -- and you take a photo. >> the photo went view scrawl was seen by katheryn tate of dublin. she's the president of a booster club. she reached out to niners

faithful to help track him down. his name is ronny andrews. tate wanted to give him one of her front row 50-yard line tickets to the game at the new stadium. she even covered up a go fund me account to cover the trip. close to $3,000 has been raced many the goal was to fly him out here to catch a nineerts game. but then something changed. >> i come to learn he's only 15 years old and living in a shelter, a ward of the state. so she asked him what you really need? do you need a place to stay, clothing, therapy, due need resource necessary yes, i do. i need all those things. and, okay, then we will make it happen. >> but tate isn't sure how to connect the young fan with the people who want to help without making his personal information public. she hopes people who know more about how to make this work will step up and get involved. ama daetz, abc7 news. >> if you would like to help the ladies help ronny, go to our

website. we have information there. what you might need right now is information about the weather. let's send it up to the roof. lisa argen. >> we aren't getting any break here from our exploratorium camera and from our roof. you can tell it's wet and windy. temperatures in the low 50s. delays at sfo, raining in tahoe at lake level. very little rain in the east bay and the south bay. come back and i'll have a full weather outlook and time it out for the rest of the weekend. >> thank you. also next, hundreds of people standing out in the rain hoping for a taste, but what exactly are they for? we will explain. and the start-up that lets you run your own data center and you do

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little bit. it's an event so big people again standing in line thursday night. what brought hundreds of people to santa rosa for just a taste? wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: they stood in a line that stretched around the block in the rain, no less. a line that took hours to get through and even longer to get it. -- to get. to. >> i came up from morris county. >> to santa rosa, and for what? >> makes my heart happy. >> ever seen a line like this before? >> simply euphoric. >> ever seen a line like this before? >> no, not for beer. >> beer? >> yeah. they are waiting for beer. >> not just any beer. at the russian river brewing company this is the one for which customers wait all year. a not so modest, very big brew named piny the younger after a ancient roman magistrate. >> apparently piny the younger was a fan of beer, and so was this man, the brewer, vinnie.

he never guessed what began as an experiment would become a phenomenon. >> i'm still surprised when all these people show up every year. very humble. >> there are a lot of secrets that go into the making of the beer and vinnie isn't going to tell us all of them. first of all, he brews it twice as long. more important, the ingredients, the hops. there are three times the normal amount of hops in this beer. and the alcohol content? 10.25%. >> you can't drink it all day. >> no? >> no. >> how long can you drink it. >> i can have two, and that's good. >> so will 1400 other people. what's that, you said nobody answered their phones in santa rosa? >> are you going to get much done this afternoon? >> no, i'm not. >> is anybody? >> i don't think so. >> such is the power of the triple strong indian pale ale. it's hoppy, bitter, and fruity all at once. >> the best beer i have ever had, hands down. >> why? >> almost too strong to be able to be that drinkable. >> but clearly an attraction.

last year's release brought $2.3 million into sonoma county. and this year? >> we will have a line almost every day for the next 14 days. it's an odd thing. >> hard to understand until you taste it. in santa rosa, win freedman, abc7 news. >> when it comes to the olympics, stay with abc7 news where all the results for team. sa and any of the teams you are following. and this year? >> we will have a line almost every day for the next 14 days. it's an odd thing. >> hard to understand until you taste it. in santa rosa, win freedman, abc7 news. >> when it comes to the olympics, stay with abc7 news where all the results for team. sa and any of the teams you are following. here is how we will deep keep in santa rosa, win freedman, abc7 news. >> a lot of smiles in that story. >> when it comes to the olympics, stay with abc7 news where all the results for team. sa and any of the teams you are following. here is how we will deep keep you informed. on air we will announce a spoiler alert. if you don't want to know, you have plenty of time to turn away. on our social media platforms, we will post results but you have to click a link to get to them so you don't accidentally see them. you can find us at facebook.com and, of course, we are always online at. abc7 news.com. don't forget, can you watch abc7 news at 11:00 every weeknight on our website or on our mobile app.

>> use the computer is about things we store on the cloud, drop back, what we buy on ebay and amazon but not everyone trusts big companies with their data. jonathan bloom has found another option. >> this is our logo. >> these two have been tinkering together for a long time. >> we are brother and sister. >> i'm the ceo, she's the president. >> they have changed a little box they hope will change computing in a big way. >> as mobile as it looks, it is meant to be in your house. >> you only need one to get started. >> plug in the power, plug in the internet and getting going from there. >> it creates a personal cloud you access from a phone or web browser. store and share files like drop box, have discussions and even sell things and take credit cards. >> here's an image, if you open the image. you can see the comments on it, as well. >> they are services that already exist as long as you are willing to let them keep your files and data center spread around the globe.

this lets you create your own data center at home, adding more hard drives and computing power as you go. >> we say the same software the software companies are using and make it simple for all consumers to use. >> it turns out they are entering the market just at the right time. with growing concerns of hacking in the cloud, a lot of people are looking for alternatives. >> if everyone's data is one place, they are subject to security breaches and if one person gets hacked, everyone gets hacked. >> but these users keep control of their own data. so even if the nsa comes calling. >> we can turnover everything we have but the consumers are encrypting it themselves so that's why they have the security piece of mind. >> pixium has already passed their starting goals. they attribute their early success is teamwork. >> the best partner you can have is our own family, your own brother. >> it's not perfect. sometimes we do get into disagreements but there is nobody i trust more and that's

with a matters the most to me in the end. >> abc7 news. >> i like the brother's response there. >> today is oakland a's fan fest. if you don't have a ticket, you are out of luck. the website shows the event is sold out. fans can get autographs from some of their favorite former a's and current players and visit the clubhouse and take part in question and answer session was players and front office staff. hopefully indoors as you see there. lisa argen is on the roof tracking the storm. there's an advisory out there morning, a flood advisory in one location. lisa. >> for southern marin. tent field, san rafael, south saw leto, fairfax where we are looking at rain rates of about half-inch an hour. so be careful there. we are looking at just some

nuisance flooding. it really should abit by later on today when we do get a break. cordamero creek is getting awfully high. but mt. tam, 9 inches. it sounds amazing. other parts of the bay area just picking up a tenth around the livermore valley. we do have gusty winds out of the southwest up to 25 miles an hour. here's a look at doppler hd. 610 and 580, the rain shadow effect where most of the lift comes from the mountains, the coastal millions and that's where the written is enhanced. a warm frontal band is moving over the bay area right now. we are looking at breezy and moderate rain in the north bay. hills berg, and south 101. santa rosa, the wet weather, petaluma, the small stream flood

advisory. and american can i don't know right rain. san francisco light to moderate rain with gusty winds. redwood city on and off showers. fremont looking for a break, as well as livermore. in the sierra nevada it's 38 degrees at the tahoe valley airport where it's raining at lake level but a winter storm warning remains in the effect for the west slopes until 4:00 this afternoon with the snow level rising to about 8,000 feet. in the low to mid-50s around the bay. delays over three hours here. 52 pet huma with mid-50ths in the livermore valley. from our emeryville camera you see it looking wet and -- and windy out there. rainy, breezy. a little bit of the rain lightens up in the north bay by the average and evening hours. and our friends in the east bay and south bay will see more rain. between now and then we are looking at the focus in the north bay where waves of rain

will continue to get you wet with anywhere from another couple inches. look it here. 7 to 9 inches and san jose over a tenth. fremont has picked up three quarter inch but redwood city, birthly a quarter inch. here's the timing to the. through 9:00, 10:00, we see the heaviest rain, north by, oakland, lather amounts, peninsula, south by. here's the breakthrough the overnight hours. by about 8:00, 9:00, so:00 tomorrow, more wet weather. this time the east bay and south bay should see more rain and the rainfall rates should pick up as well. by monday we are looking at the system lifting well to the north. we will be dry. we still are looking at excess rain amounts through monday. an additional inch to three inches from the east bay and the north bay with about an inch in the south bay. there's your winter storm work. near 60 fremont, 58 santa cruz.

heavy rain in the mon taken there. the seven-day forecast showing we look for temperatures to stay mild with the subtropical stretch and a break come monday and tuesday. chance of showers wednesday and thursday. but this is further north in the north bay so just a slight chance. we have another great weather resource for you. follow us on twitter for the latest conditions rain or shine. it's pretty gusty up here and rainy. but too bad we can't spread it all around the bay. looks like tomorrow east bay and south bay will get a little more. >> not only our favorite, but our bravest this morning. thank you, lisa. here's a bright spot. girl scout cookie time but there's one kind of cookie you can't get if you live in the bay area. we will tell you why coming up. a live look outside now in emeryville. as lisa said -- oh, we will

switch it to sfo where there are almost three hour arrival delays because of the weather this morning. if you are there and see anything interesting, send us the picture. send them to ureport at kgotv.com.

>> we are joined from new york to tell us what is coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." good morning. >> good morning. we have olympics fever this morning. the latest from the olympic games where the opening ceremonies took place yesterday. our amy is live at gma's olympic headquarters to take us behind the scenes of all the action

overseas. and further developments in the trial of the former police officer charged for murdering a man for texting too much at a florida movie theater. you see new surveillance video that just came out that shows what happened. plus realize superhero, he might play well on the big screen, but friday clint eastwood saved a man's life at a california golf course. we will hear from the man who dirty harry saved himself. and a girl fell down a 50-foot well after playing in her grandparents backyard. we will hear from her. she was injured severely but she's much better now and in good spirits. we will hear from her coming up in the show. >> thank you. if you love girl scout cookies, this weekend is your chance to get some hands on some. this week troops will pick up their boxes and starting tomorrow they will set up outdoors and go door to door.

new this year, those who buy five or more boxes can enter a drawing to win five cases of cookies. yes, please. they are offering gluten-free cookies in some parts of the country, but they are not available in california. sales run through march 16th. >> coming up next, tracking the storm. we will show you the much-needed snow falling in the sierra, much to the delight of skiers and snowboarders. and great america gets ready for the spring. holding their annual job fair. we will show you how to apply for one of the 2500 positions there. it is a wet won. lisa argen with your forecast coming up in just a little bit.

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>> welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. meteorologist lisa argen up on the roof. lisa, are you soaked through yet? >> no, not doing too bad. it's a lot worse in the north bay where there is an urban small stream flood advisory in southern marin. the rainfall accumulation has wildly varied from anywhere to a tenth in the livermore valley to

nine inches at mt. tam. the flood advisory through the early morning hours. river flooding not concerned with but there is gusty winds out there. here's santa rosa down through point reyes. the yellow is heaviest rain. slighter rain through mill valley, the gold get bridge, san francisco, over into berkeley and emeryville. takes a look what happens in hayward. san mateo and redwood city. very little rain if any at all and down through san jose. you are dry, cloudy skies. you are looking at on and off rain showers throughout the day. this is our golf tournament today down by pebble beach. watch out, very heavy rain by the coastal hills. we are looking at the coastal hills, the north bay getting most of the rain do you to that oragraphic lift. you will see more throughout the

day tomorrow. i'll time it out for you in a few minutes. katie. >> more to come. thank you, lisa. lots of snow coming down in the sierra, as well. chains are required on all vehicles on interstate 80 and highway 50 unless you have four-wheel drive and snow tires. all the snow, good news for skiers, heading up to the sierra this weekend. lilian kim has more from sugar goal with a look at all the new snow. >> skiers and snowboarders were wondering when the show would -- no would come. some had given up hope. >> we had given up. we made plans to go camping. we got rained out. >> many played hooky to be here. >> took off work, took the kids out of school. don't tell anywhere. >> and as a result, sugar bowl ski resort plans to open 20 more runs from 25 to 45. locals who have been eager to work part time had been called

in. as for the snow itself, sugar goal is happy with the sierra cement variety. >> we want to to pack down the base and get lighter after that so this is perfect. >> while everyone is welcoming the snow, it's bringing some headaches. the chp had to deal with spinouts and accidents on interstate 80 and there were the issues of chains. >> always the question will i get it to really stay on. it fell off a couple times already. kind of a pain. >> chain in stillers are easy to do the job. like everyone else in the sierra, they have had little work all year. >> it's been busy but nice but it's nice because we haven't been busy all year. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> as lisa is telling us, the north bay is expected to get a lot of rain with the latest stem and along the russian river they need it because the river levels are so low, spawning fish, like

the spearhead and the coshow salmon are fining it impossible to get upstream and lay eggs. the wet weather is a welcome sight. >> the volume of water coming into the system will give them the signal to move up this there and start their move so they can spawn and get the migration started. >> this will possibly be enough over the weekend to open up the creeks and allow the fish to get free. they have just been hanging out. >> a fishing ban at the russian river is set to take effect later this month and will be in effect until at least april 30th. you can track the rain in the by area losing live doppler 7hd and our weather app. it also makes it easy for you to share photos of the rain, down throat on our website abc7news.com/apps. >> knew this morning, president obama is drawing attention to his go it alone strategy, emphasizing steps he's taking to spur economic activity without congress. in his weekly address the

president lists initiatives already underway this year. among them an overhaul of jobs training programs, creation of a new retirement savings program and commitment from ceos to to more to hire the long-term unemployed. >> i want to work with congress on this agenda wherever i can. but in this year of action, wherever i can take steps without legislation to expand opportunity for more american families, i will. i've got a pen and i've got a phone. a pen to take executive action, and a phone to rally citizens and business leaders who are eager to create few jobs and new opportunities and we've already begun. >> meanwhile republicans say the president is overreaching by side-stepping congress. >> state workplace safety officials are investigating the death of two men who were crushed while unloading slabs of granite. the accident happened yesterday morning at galaxy granite in san francisco. witnesses say the men were preparing to unload a truck when

the slab slipped. >> they have a process, i don't know exactly what the process it for moving big slabs like that and seems like the slabs were shifting while they moved it out and two people were crushed underneath it. >> the slabs were so heavy, rescue crews had to break them into smaller pieces to remove them. a representative from galaxy granite said she's deeply sudden -- saddened by the accident, but will not comment further on what happened. they said they do not have any previous worker safety violation. >> city college of san francisco will now have to file a formal appeal after commission's decision to revoke its accreditation. the move comes after a regional commission yesterday rejected the school's request to have the decision reviewed. ccsf has been under threat of losing their accreditation after the commission found issues with the schools finance and govern structure. but a judge ruled last month the accrediting commission cannot terminate them while current lawsuits are still in the courts. happening today, california great america is looking for seasonal workers.

the park will hold a job fair today and tomorrow to fill nearly 2500 jobs. the park's vice president and general manager will be on hand to discuss opportunities. the job fair runs today from ten to four and tomorrow from noon to six. applicants can apply in advance online. great america's opening day is march 29th. still ahead on the saturday morning news, silicon valley ready to put its money where its mouth is to help local kids eat healthier. how you can help this morning. and taking a live look outside at sfo. flight arrival delays this morning almost three hours and that is because of the weather. lisa argen will have your forecast in a few minutes.

>> we want to show you live doppler hd. when is the last time you saw all this activity? starting last night, of course. we are getting plenty of rain. the north bay getting the most. in fact there's a small stream flood advisory in the north bay. be aware of that. it will keep moving around and doing different things in different places today and tomorrow. stick around for lisa argen's forecast. she has all the details for you.

happening today, celebrate the year of the horse at redwood city's lunar new year's celebration. our own kristen sze will host the ceremonies. the lunar new year's celebration features martial arts, acrobats and arts and crafts for the kids. it gets underway at 11:00 at the san mateo county history museum. admission is free. >> they will probably bet rained on a little bit but i doubt that will dampen the fun. let's check in with lisa. >> outside right now 53 degrees with gusty winds from the south beach camera. of course, the bay bridge. anywhere from a ten together .2 the last six hours in the east bay. when we come back i will show you the wide-ranging rainfall totals and time-out the rain

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>> welcome back. >> a live look from our roof cam. san francisco is getting one of the -- it's one of the lighter areas of rain. north bay getting hit hard. but everything is going to move and change as the day and the weekend goes on so keep it with us here. lisa argen is tracking the storm. >> a fundraising campaign kicks off today to put more sal already bars in schools. it's estimated only 166 out of 10,000 schools in the region have them. abc7 news david louie visits the story where kids are making healthy eating choices, even if they are picky eaters. >> right in the middle is a salad bar at this elementary school. it may be sized for kids, but the selection of fruits and vegetables are as varied as you would find in a restaurant.

the youngsters must choose two items. >> sometimes it's yummy and sometimes it's like gross. >> she can skip what she doesn't like because she has no many other choices. she's having corn and fruit salad to go with her nachos. it's estimated that fewer schools in silicon valley have salad bars in schools. it's prompted nonprofit groups and labor unions to raise money to install 100 new salad bars over the next three years. >> if we just ate all the main foods, then we wouldn't have a lot of vitamins and stuff that you could be stronger and grow better >> you want to be really tall when you grow up, right? >> yeah. >> however, kids can be, well, kids. >> i don't like broccoli or brussels sprouts. >> so do they serve him here at school? >> yeah. >> what happens when they are there? >> find other stuff. >> sometimes the kids discover new foods they have never tried before such as kale and kiwi and jicama.

one parent was surprised their child ate jicama. they never realized they liked it. so that's a great thing. >> and tiffany discovered she likes tomatoes. they aren't gross. eats heartwarming to see that young kids can make healthy eating choices. the goal is to get this spread throughout silicon valley. in san jose, abc7 news. the silicon valley leadership group is sponsoring an adult and kids fun run this morning, rain or storm, at 9:00 a.m. pretty sure that will be rain. the proceeds will help raise money for the salad bars. it will be brave souls out there running in the rain. let's head up to the roof where lisa argen is tracking the storm. >> hi there, katie. it really has been a north bay event. that's why the national weather service as issued a urban and small stream flood advisory for the next 50 minutes or so. some of the creeks are getting

pretty swollen. rain rates have been from about half-inch an mauer there whereas the east bay and south bay we haven't seen much rain at all. here's a look at some of the advisories. urban and small stream flood advisory for novato, san rafael, mill valley, fairfax, south so leto until 7:45. it is breezy and the creek is getting high. more nuisance flooding than anything else. here's a look where the yellow indicates moderate to heavy rain. we have more moderate rain through mill valley, san francisco, san rafael but richmond and berkeley the rain has been light. on the coast it's getting enhanced due to the or graphics. the higher elevations. half moon bay look at light rain. redwood city, wood side and palo alto, very light rain, if anything at all. milpitas, 680 and 880, you are dry. as well as san jose. but more showers are in the

forecast for you. dublin and the livermore valley. you've got the rain shadow effect as well through concord which means you are not looking at the rain like you are in the north bay. so the snow levels continue to rise. the winter storm warnings for 4:00 this afternoon. 38 degrees at the tahoe valley airport. done with the snow at lake levels. no more at lake level but another foot or two above 8,000 feet. the exploratorium, nice and wet. breezy southwest winds. airport delays about three hours. 53 napa, 55 livermore. emeryville, the sun coming up. a slight letup in the rain after 10:00. the most significant let-up in the north by by the evening hours. by tomorrow give it more rain in the east bay and south by. the reason being, the warm front is moving through the area mao and once we bet colder air in here and the next wave of rain we will see a little bit morin in other parts of the bay.

5 inches and over that in mt. tam, over 2 inches in ben lom. he n. got a tweet from a friend in fairfield, 2.6 inches. concord a third of an inch. the airport just a third of an inch while the city has picked up three converts inch. that's 24 hour total. 2:00, still the heaviest rain north by and up through vallejo. litter rain throughout the south bay. then we are looking at tomorrow where the rain will sag a little further south and we will see better rain through the south bay and perhaps about an inch or so there. so the rain continues on and off for most of you but more steady in the north by through 10:00. that will allow for the rainfall rates to continue to be upwards of 4 to 8 inches in the north by with only about an inch to two inches in the east by, three to six inches in the santa cruz mountains and the snow levels, they are rising. they are looking at snow only in the highest elevations. 59 son mattio, san jose.

57 morgan hill and the accuweather seven day forecast, the heaviest rain today through the early morning hours. more soggy weather tomorrow through the morning hours and then we dry out monday, tuesday and the next chance of rain is even as far north as santa rosa. so it looks like parts of southern marin that is under the urban small stream flood advisory won't be seeing machine of the rain next week. just really a one to two-day event and more nuisance flooding than anything. be careful out will and be patient for more rain in the east bay and south bay throughout the rest of the weekend. great advice. thank you, lisa. in sports tonight, the warriors will be without forward david lee when they play the suns in phoenix. lee will miss his second straight game due to injury. last night the sharks bottled the columbus blue jackets before the break. here's abc7 sports director liri beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the sharks played columbus if their final game before the olympic break a milestone for

coach todd mclellan, now the all-time leader. he's coach the sharks for more games than anybody else, 435 and counting. let's start with a huge factor. how priceless is this, father and son taking in the game. first three, john mccarthy think called back up from the minors. on the deflection. his first goal since 2010. 1-0, team teal. brett burns, the shot. saved by the goalie but patrick marleau with the rebounds. he's an olympian. 2-0, sharks. they cut the lead in half. the wrist they're beats antti niemi. to the third, tommy wingels on the doorsteps his twelfth of the year and that's the game winner. 3-2, sharks. we are in second place in the pacific. now take a two and a half week break for the olympic games. jordan spieth has been tied for the lead at pebble beach. he's weather proof so far. describing the round two conditions he said we started out in the rain and wind and finished in rainier and windier. there is a 75% chance of rain for round three.

check out the touch by broncos quarterback peyton manning from the sand and right on target. looks like the wind pushes it off-line or that might have gone in. challenging day for phil mickelson. lefty. birdies on 14 at pebble but 1 over 73 leaves him four under. he's five off the pace which is being set by jordan spieth. the birdy putt. on 12. shot 4-under 67. tied for the lead along with jimmy walker playing spyglass. 69. so close yet so far. speith and walker tied at 9 under par heading to round three. the a's have a history of trading away their best players when they get too expensive but they are paying to keep coco crisp who signed a $2 million -- a two year extension for $11 million a year. the extension will run through 2016. and also an option year for 2017. a's center fielder brings a mix of speed and hour. and power.

hit 22 homers last year along with 22 doubles, .261 batting average. he sets the table for the entire offense. the 34-year-old leadoff man begins his fifth season in green and gold and thrilled with his new deal. >> the comfort of being here. being here the past few years and me knowing the city and this division. i think that's always nice. hopefully it can continue and win the division again. >> women's hoops. stanford against washington state. they were 55-0 against wasu coming in. shin neigh, she's amazing. 5-0 against wasu coming up. cardinals up 4 at the brick. they actually trailed a little in the second half, down two. taylor greenfield for three help stanford pull away, 77-69. they have now won 21 games in a row. lindsey gotly, the junior, trying to get the golder bears back open track against washington. cal down 8 in the second half. jasmine davis finished with 20 points but not to be denied,

shanda also with 20, putting cal up for good with a minute left and cal back on track 70-65. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody! i'm larry beil. >> and we will be it took a little time to get it just right. [ timer dings ] at first, it wasn't the perfect amount of tomatoes. not ready. [ male announcer ] later it wouldn't be the perfect amount of spinach. not ready.

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bay. the urban and sprawl stream warning counsel for another 45 minutes. emeryville, you you are lookinga little best of a break. there is a flood advisory in these areas for another few minutes. then we will look for the on and off rain showers throughout the day today. look at all the yellows and offshore. that's where we are looking at the heaviest rain right along the coastal hills. be careful. >> definitely. thank you, lee lisa, and thanks for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news.

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