>> time now is 5:00. glad to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start off with a quick look at the weather. lisa argen is tracking live doppler hd for us. lisa, the rain still in parts of the bay area. >> yeah, it's certainly soggy to start your saturday. good morning. the front has cleared the north bay. you notice the showers in the south bay, the santa cruz mountains. in fact, this is where they will linger for the next several hours. you can see davenport, santa cruz, scotts valley, boulder creek but on the other side, san jose, just a couple hundredth in the last few hours. we have a slick ride around milpitas through fremont over

toward here and discovery bay looking at some wet weather, as well as 580 toward livermore, fairfield a few areas of some mist and drizzle, some light showers and back through berkeley and el~cerrito. it is dry in san rafael and san francisco. a shower passed through about 3:00 this morning. 7:00, notice the showers still hung up in the south bay, but through the 8:00 hour, barely anything left and more sunshine through the afternoon. mostly try through the weekend but a bigger storm system on the way next week. >> we need the rain, but all the rain at once has caused some problem. check out the weather and how it brought down a large tree over powerlines overnight in marin county. the wet weather is being blamed for flooding, dangerous driving and flight delays. we have more for the airport.

>> weather caused a fewing flight delays at san jose international, but at sfo the weather racked up 110 cancelled flights for the bay. the combination of low clouds, wind, and spotty rain meant flights from los angeles and other flights were scrubbed delayed. >> i'm flying to l.a. >> what happened to your flight? >> it's cancelled. >> eric is also trying to get to los angeles. >> pretty much three hours delay. almost all the flights i have seen, three to four hours. >> he even double booked flights to tritry to get back home for a important date. >> i booked a second to see if they canceled the first one and it's a business flight. i just need to get back home. had an event to go to tonight, but i guess it's not going to happen. >> the weather triggered a ground stop at sfo for a while. the second day in a row air traffic as temporarily halted. across the bay if concord, light, steady rain and windy conditions made for potentially

slick driving conditions and san jose near san tana road steady rains fell for a couple of hours. part of the off again and on-again pattern we've seen throughout the week. abc7 news. in san francisco, businesses swamped by floodwater and sewage were still cleaning up from the last storm as last night's rain moved in. water and sewage came up from underneath buildings along folsom street on wednesday causing major damage. even rising high enough to get into clothes dryers. piles of ruined items line the streets where residents hope the latest rainfall won't make things worse. you can use live doppler 7hd to track things where you live with the new weather app. it's free online at the apple app store or google play >> at least one person was arrested following another night of protests in oakland: the anger in the streets stems from a white new york city police officer not being indicted for

the apparent choke hold death of a black suspect. at one point the protesters made it on to interstate 880, forcing the clearsers of both the north and southbound lane for about 20 minutes. from there it was on to the oakland bart station. the police dropped the gates and partially shut it down but several got under the gate before police managed to chase them back out. during the march a couple of win goes were smashed out at the clorox building on broadway and 12th. they also disrupted the christmas tree lying ceremony in jack london square. at one point a group of about 500 shut down the intersection of telegraph and west grant. and vandals broke more windows and targeted the downtown wine merchants near city hall. the owner's hand was cut trying to protect his store. activists will hold a protest today, calling for the end of what they call police

murders based on race. honoring eric garner, michael brown, alex nietto and mr. rice, today's rally gets underway at 1:00 p.m. at 16th and mission. there will also be a march in berkeley calling to the end of a protest called state's violence. many protesters are upset by the nypd's apparent use after choke hold on eric garner. they aren't allowed to california but some police officers are allowed to use another restraint to subdue suspects. tiffany wilson has more on the difference between the new maneuvers. >> going the oakland and san francisco police department allow officers to use

restraints. this man considers any moving involving any move someone's neck highly skilled and involving careful supervision. >> it can put somebody out in a couple seconds. >> a choke hold involves pressure against someone's windpipe. >> i can move downward and it will come with you downward >> and squeezing the area triose on the side of the neck to restrict blood supply to the brain. in under a second i could feel the effect. >> now you can feel it -- >> oh! whew! >> he said a choke hold is much worse. >> you feel the touching against the windpipe area, it's really uncomfortable. >> in april he captured this video of an officer taking down a fan at the giants home opener. >> that could have knocked the kid flat out. >> in light of what was happening in new york, the video is resurfacing. he said we do not use the choke

hold restraint, we use the carodid restraint. by con of draft, video of eric garner's arrest appears to show the officer's arm across eric garner's neck, consistent with a choke hold. both moves can be dangerous. >> one can completely go into another one in no time. >> he showed us several techniques how to get out of both holds but his best advice is to de-escalate the situation so it never gets to that point. in oakland, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> and police in san jose are investigating after a man was hot to death last night t happened around 8:00 on anen rock avenue near a strip mall. the man was pronounced dead at the scene e has not been identified and at this point there have been no arrest police in bell looking for a man who robbed a bank and carjacked a

woman while disguised as a woman. it happened at the credit union on el camino. after the robbery the suspect carjacked a minivan from a woman on notre dame avenue. the woman was not hurt. he's described as a black man between 17 and 20 years old, six feet tall with a tattoo on his arm. the carjack is described as a honda odyssey with it license plate. a magnitude 3.2 quake struck near hollister last night. no reports of injury or damage but it was widely felt. people reported feeling the quake in salinas, santa cruz and even as far north as hayward. time now is 5:08. this morning a construction worker is in serious condition after falling off a roof in san mateo. police say it happened while he was working on a home on east 39th avenue. officers say the man fell off the roof and landed in the backyard at around 3:15

yesterday afternoon. he was taken to stanford medical center were police say they are investigating the incident as an occupational accident. san francisco's police chief says two officers convicted on multiple charges by a federal grand jury should be fired. sergeants seen in this video were convicted yesterday of stealing money, drugs and other items from suspects in criminal cases. both men face you have to 20 years in federal prison. one officer's attorney said his klein's service to the city should be considered at his sentencing. >> he's been shot at, people have tried to run him over. he has been stabbed. he has been a heroic combatant to the citizens of san francisco, and i'm just sorry that it has come to this. >> but police chief greg surr said their crimes have

outweighed their service. >> they have not only betrayed the public trust but the trust of the proud men and women of this department who work so hard every day to keep this city safe. >> the chief wants both men to be fired and stripped of their pensions. they will be sentenced in february. a judge has put an toned a long fight with a silicon valley billionaire who has blocked access to a popular half moon bay beach. yesterday the san mateo county superior court ordered the man to immediately open the gate blocking the road lead to go martin's beach. he closed acutes to the beach after purchasing the property back in 2011. the court found the effort to block public access in violation of the california coastal act. time now is 5:10. we are tracking wet weather out there. >> huge waves this week, too, for surfers. watch out. they have been huge with all the storms. right now we are looking at some mist and drizzle in san francisco. 57 our roof camera so the rain just about ending in the north bay.

san francisco a few spotty it showers. there's more around the rest of the bay. we will set you up for your saturday, the weekend and talk about the heavy rain headed our way coming up. >> also ahead, developing news. a fail attempt to rescue an american hostage in yemen. why president obama said u.s. forces needed to try to rescue luke somers who al-qaeda militants today. and plus a local woman's mission to help survivors of domestic violence this weekend. the help delivered in

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>> time now is 5:13 on your saturday morning. thanks pour joining us. tracking live doppler 7hd. you see the green on your

screen. the activity right now over at san jose. the rain has moved into the san joaquin valley but lisa will let us know when more rain is expected throughout the bay area. an american photojournalist held by al-qaeda militants has been killed in a failed rescue attempt. luke somers was abducted last kept in yemen's capital. the militants planned to kill summers today. president obama said he rescued to somers after learning his life was in dangerous. a teacher from south africa was also killed during the attempted rescue mission. los angeles police opened an investigation into accusations that bill cosby molest add woman when she was 15 years old. yesterday investigators met with her about an hour and a half. she claimed it happened at the playboy mansion back in 1974. also in l.a. crews spent part of

the day repairing crosby's star on hollywood hall of fame after someone smelled spelled the word "rapist" in three different places. more than 15 women have claimed cosby assaulted them. a story about how one south bay woman is make it permission to bring smiles to some of the faces of women living in shelters. >> a dining room transformed into a makeshift assembly line. and for marketing executive sharon wong, a trip back home toranative canada was the inspiration behind it all. >> i saw what a big impact a simple project like this had. >> wong is behind a new charitable initiative called the shoe box kit for shelter. they are asking for donations of small gifts, up to $50 worth. everything from new carves to

soc. ks, and other things packed in a shoe box. >> i know it's hectic time for people but they have taken the time out to make one shoe box or three. >> they are given to domestic survivors in the area shelters. we spoke to ann lee, an advocate and domestic violence survivor her self. she said the shoe backs can surely brighten up someone's day. >> we feel more confident being stronger, being more independent, and we can make it. we will do it. >> local businesses are also getting into the spirit of the season. teen garage in pal amount is one places where people can go to drop off their box. >> and a small thing for us and a huge thing for them. it was a no-brainer for us to get involved and we're just excited. >> back at the house, wong said

it's all about about perspective. >> a lot of these women, they leave in a rush. they don't have time to pack anything that they own so they are basically just the clothes on their back and hoping to find help. >> receiving a gift can leave a lasting impression. >> and volunteers will be collecting boxes until december 18th. to find the nearest drop off location we have a link at our website, abc7news.com. 5:17, the time. happening today volunteers in san jose will build bikes for children in need. an estimated 1,000 volunteers will come together to build 2600 bikes for children from low-income families for the holidays. it's all part of the turning wheels for kids ten-year celebration. today's bike build event will get underway at 10:00 at the san jose convention center. nearly a half million lights shine for the first time this holiday season in livermore last night.

♪ and to the earth it gave great light ♪ >> people sang christmas carols has they walked along hillcrest avenue. their journey took them to this home of saint michael's catholic church. he started his holiday light tradition in the early 1980s. >> and i wanted to do something for people of all faiths and also to exemplify the lights of christ, the light of creation. >> the way he can produce something like this every year for me is nothing short of a miracle. >> 403,000 bulbs burn lots of electricity, so pg&e installed an industrial strength transformer on his lot. he started building this on labor day weekend. we would love to see how you are celebrating with you live. share holiday lights and events with us on twitter and tell us

where you live. you can video us at you report at kgo tv.com. have a lot of people in your neighborhood been putting up lights? >> slowly. how about around your house? >> it's starting to look a lot like christmas out there. >> it would be a good week tone do that because after this morning's rain things are drying out for the most part. just the weekend, right? i did include the next seven days. we certainly have more rain on the way. live doppler 7hdu see most of the activities in the south bay pushing out of the east bay. and san francisco in the north bay. much of the near east bay is dry, as well. let's start where it is raining. santa cruz mountain, boulder creek and saratoga a little activity. spotty, light showers from santa clara, mist and drizzle willow glen. as we head northward, this where we've had the hills awfully wet from 680 to 580. livermore looking okay but you head out toward brentwood, a

heavier cell here. these will continue to liftoff stott north and east and back westward through oakland, san francisco, marin county and the city just a little mist and drizzle here. things are really definitely quieting down from the golden gate bridge. there's to go forming from about a quarter mile visibility up in santa rosa. it's mild. southerly winds continue from oakland and san jose. 59 degrees with 61 half moon bay. looking from our sutro tower camera you can see the visibility not too bad but we are getting more and more fog in the early morning hours with 56 in napa. fairfield 57. showers out by you. and livermore a balmy 61 degrees. so still in the south flow. so this afternoon won't take much for the temperatures to come up into the mid-60s. the last three hours you are notice the rain has definitely added up from san rafael, the napa airport with .4.

and only .01 san jose and .04 here. if we added up the 23 hour totallings we would be close to an in inch the santa cruz mountains. we will look tore some morning showers. a brief break for the middle of the week. then by late wednesday, this system looks pretty interesting. in fact, i'm going to call it a storm from wednesday, thursday and friday with showers, thunderstorms and heavy rain looking like it's going to set up for the entire state once again. so here's the radar and satellite composite. the last bit of energy pushing on through. that will take us through the next several hours. then we will look for some brighter conditions. here we are at 5:00. notice things clearing out in the north bay. 8:00 maybe a few leftover showers, peninsula. but by the early afternoon we will call it partly cloudy with high temperatures anywhere from the low 60s from half moon bay in richmond today, 64 san mateo, 635 palo alto, 66 in san jose. and the accuweather seven-day

forecast. we have some evening rain that will visit the north bay tomorrow night. it will last into the monday morning commute. everyone else will be dry. that ends the only dry day of the week will be tuesday and by wednesday here comes the big one, the interesting one. this could set up just like it did earlier this week with heavy rain, wind wednesday, thursday, even thunderstorms and this will bring snow. it's been too warm for that to happen at lake level. that's more exciting news. several inches. you can see what is showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime with the abc7 news weather app. it's available on apple app store or google play and we have more information on our website. a handy thing to have. we are in and out of it, it seems, every other day here. >> you know, it's no secret we need the rain. but i think he's are the best days when the rainfalls in the overnight hours, we get the rain and people can go out and enjoy the rest of their day.

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. >> good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. we are keeping an eye on live doppler hd. let's go to lisa argen for more. >> it's a damp start for some of you this saturday morning with a weak impulse continuing to push through the bay area. for some of you the rain has ended but elsewhere it's still coming down. certainly the south bay and santa cruz mountains where we are looking at light to moderate rain. upwards of an in 67 over the

past 24 hours for santa cruz and davenport. san jose is getting the rain through 680 and 101, 880, up through milpitas. so the light rain is definitely causing some problems with the slick pavement and, you know, people not expecting a lot of people out early this morning. but certainly some wet weather out toward pleasanton, discovery bay. but you head further north up through i-5 and there are heavier cells by stockton. closer to the bay things are quieter. a little drizzle and now the fog is beginning to form. we are looking at a different visibility problem. throughout the morning hours the rain will continue to evaporate and we look for a few peaks of sun here and there. most of the weekend, the rest of the day, looking brighter, but not for everyone. looks like tomorrow the north bay will see more rain. then we are looking at a much, much bigger system. i'll detail it for you in the next few minutes. chris. >> thank you so much, lisa. this series of storms means lots

of snow in the sierra. this is what it looked like yesterday at lake tahoe from our tahoe camera. ski resorts like squaw valley are reporting nearly three feet of new snow, and with that kirkwood is opening today and others that opened earlier are running more lifts and trails. they say these storms, even though they are warm, are putting them ahead of last year. >> yes, it was warm but the ski areas are all up above the snow line. we are definitely getting what we need and we are very excited about it >> resorts are saying they are seeing an increase in visitors and bookings with more snow in the forecast through next week. officials in san mateo county are reminding residents despite the heavy rain, the region still faces a serious drought. they are encouraging people to collect rainwater in barrels. they are holding information on how residents can install a rain barrel and receive a rebate up to $100 per barrel. today's information session will

go from 9 to 12 at the lodge on twin pines lane in belmont. heavy rains in the bay area over the past several days is spelling good news for marin's endangered coho salmon. officials said the rains filled reservoirs and have aloud the salmon to make their way back to springs sooner than normal. they have counted double the number of coho salmon at the creek than what is normally seen this time of year. >> you can use live doppler 7hd to track the rain where you live with the abc7 news weather app. ice free online at the apple app store or google play. >> some students in northern california came home with an un settling warning for parents. e. coli was found in their school's water supply. an he will present try school in yuba city said a well the school uses has been fadged not safe

and has been shut off. bottled water has been brought in and portable wash stations have been set up but some parents are still keeping their kids at home. >> something from the stomach flu to more severe that could end up being fatal and with three kids i wasn't willing to take a chance. >> school officials said they should know more about the status of the water next week and they are looking to replace the well with a new water treatment system in the future. >> the late steve jobs spent his life developing tech invasions and yesterday technology aloud jurors here jobs of it more than three years after his death. attorneys played a individual year of jobs being questioned in a deposition that's part of a class action lawsuit against apple. apple faces accusations of trying to squash it's competition by using anti-piracy software that. software only aloud music purchased via itunes to be used on ipods. he gave the recorded testimony

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>> a material called av-coat had to be reform lated with today's toucher environmental standards. with oraria on back on earth, they will examine it to see how it held up and if it could take even hotter temperatures on the next flight. >> we are already working on the next capsule. we are already forming metal parts and machines parts. >> that will be a second unmanned test mission to 2015. >> space travel is really, really difficult. it's not as easy as it looks in the movies. this is the first step for n.a.s.a. to get back into exploration. >> abc7 news. still ahead on the abc7 saturday morning news eric motions will be running high tomorrow. with we will show you what the raiders are doing to make sure their rivalry with the 49ers remains respectful. first a live look outside from our bay bridge toll camera. you so a lot of drivers already out on the roads this saturday

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>> welcome back, everyone. time is 5:41. we have a chance to see some holiday cheer while riding the trains this afternoon. the holiday train will visit nine caltrain stations over the course of two days and will entertain crowds with carolers and santa and mrs. claus. representatives from the salvation army and marine corps will be at every station collecting toys for it's "toys for tots" program. the public is encouraged to

bring a gift and get on board. looks like a good time-out there. >> yeah, very cute. we have some pretty cute. starting out with some shower activity. some slick roadways and fog forming. temperatures in the mid-and upper 50s. you probably have the windows opening listening to the rain. very mild. we have a different-looking seven-day outlook that includes rain and a somewhat dry weekend. come back and i'll explain. >> also ahead, marcus mariota makes his case for the heisman. larry beil has the highlights coming up in

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counting down to the battle of the bay. the raiders and the 49ers will play each other in oakland tomorrow. city officials are glad fans will be there, but as abc7 news reporter laura anthony found out, they are telling to you leave your hostility at home. >> i would say represent the team well. >> words of wisdom from a veteran, ex--raider player. who is asking both oakland and 49er fans for a little calm this weekend. this is exactly what oakland city lead speakers police hope to avoid this sunday a a repeat of the violence in the stands that placed the two teams last meeting in 2011. the annual preseason rivalry games were con cancelled after the 2011 con tests were marred by two shootings, fist fights. >> it's a spirited rivalry, but

i don't expect any problems. >> i hope we don't have any incidents. >> his family traveled all wait from richmond, virginia to take in the meeting between his beloved raiders and the 49ers. >> you are sitting next to someone in red, 4-9der gear, are you going to be easy on him? >> i'm just going to be louder than him. that's all. >> calvin is a diehard raider fan. he welcomes more security. >> it's the battle of the bay so we all mean no violence. >> sundays is the first regular season game between the two teams since 2010. san francisco hasn't played in oakland since 2002. in oakland, laura anthony, abc7 news. so what's the weather going to be like tomorrow for the battle of the bay? >> it's looking pretty good. low 60s with partly cloudy skies. we will get the rain on out of here and throughout the morning hours today it will be ending. if you take a look at live doppler 7hd this morning, you can see where the rain line is

set up. from the east bay back into the south bay, and mainly in the santa cruz mountains there is fog forming. so it is certainly slick out there. mist and drizzle other parts of the bay but as we head toward the santa cruz mountains, davenport, you see the activity. it is just east of boulder creek and we've had about an inch of rain in the santa cruz mountains. we will take you further north a little bit. the park n. near san jose and campbell, scattered very light activity. mist and drizzle. and as you head up toward 680 and 880, milpitas and fremont certainly some wet weather with light rain. and further out west, 580 through tracy, discovery bay, brentwood and livermore, light shower activity. we see the heavier cells east on the way to stockton and back westward. oakley, parts of marin and parts of san francisco beginning to dry out but fog is forming. here's the golden gate bridge. you see the west pavement on the

deck with mild temperatures once again from the low 60s half moon bay, 56 morgan hill. good morning oakland, 59. and also san francisco. here's sfo where it is certainly wet on the tarmac. low 50s for napa. fog in santa rosa. ing if is scattered throughout the bay with 51 in livermore. but we have the system dissipating and bringing in fair skies throughout the rest of the late morning hours and the afternoon. so some morning showers. then we will see things break up. really the trend looks dry for most of the bay except for the north bay. another weak system will flirt with you tomorrow into monday. keeping the morning commute wet once again from marin. 1301 commuters, it could be a little sloppy. everyone getting into the act wednesday and thursday, friday, heavy rain. talking a biggy coming our way once again the end of the week. radar and satellite come 'sits

show the activity beginning to push off into the central valley. not much left of it. a high pressure ridge continues to pulled in. the southerly winds have kept it mild and we will keep that trend going throughout the rest of the weekend. here's the computer animation. shows clouds drying up quickly. notice the mist and drizzle mainly on the peninsula, the south bay, and we are brightening up throughout the afternoon. it will be looking dry, trending dry for the latter part of this morning and today. but as we fast forward to tomorrow, it looks pretty good over in oakland with mid-60s. mild conditions, partly cloudy skies and not too much of a temperature change throughout the afternoon. but i said before into the north bay we will look for the changes as early as tomorrow afternoon for you, as well. 66 in fremont today. so a mild day up in richmond 63. 64 santa cruz with more morning showers. the accuweather seven-day forecast. turning partly cloudy. most of us enjoying a partly

cloudy sunday. north bahrain into your monday morning commute. only dry day in the next seven-day is tuesday. here comes the heavy wind and rain. wednesday, thursday, friday. once again a big state-wide event. so very exciting. we need it. >> it's been so long since we've had so much rainfall in such a short amount of time. >> and only making about a 10% impact in the drought. so we need so much more. >> absolutely. >> good news. >> lisa, thank you. turning to sports, tonight the warriors are in chicago. they will try for a franchise record 12th straight win. it off at 12:00 p.m. last night leave advice stadium posted second rank oregon, and here's abc7 news sports director larry beil with highlights from this morning's sports. >> good morning, everyone. the pac-12 championship game at levi's stadium concerned into the marcus mariota show with

cementing his hold on the heisman trophy. ducks, number two in the nation, overwhelmed. slow start in the lane for both squads and mariota sprints in for the touchdown. 15-0, ducks. tony washington, back side pressure runs him down. arizona had just 25 yards total offense in the first half. meanwhile oregon had 382. looks like a carbon copy of the first play where mariota scrambles in to make it 20-30. kind of a -- 20-0. bust add coverage. here's a 69-yard touchdown, still 30-7 at that point. mariota runs for 3, throws for 2, back into the end zone and zips it in. all ducks all the time. 51-13 as they win the pac-12 title, and they are a lock for the national playoffs. here's a stat that will make jim harbaugh just shake his head in

dismay. in two games at leave advice stadium this year, oregon has scored 103 points. the other game was against cal. in six games at levi, they have scored a total of 98 points. the 49ers the favorite against the raiders in oakland. there is so much to say about the game but colin kaepernick gave one word answers on wednesday. cap goes out of his way to say almost nothing to the media, and he usually succeeds. the star qbs who have been around for a while, they figured out how to handle the press. harbaugh insists he is not rude, it is just his style. >> it's sad really because you don't know him. and he's a determined person. he's very professional. he always stands up. he never dodges or deflects criticism.

he takes accountability. and he is honest. you know, he tells the truth. the questions you were asking, he was telling the truth. >> very briefly. >> tiger woods is back, healthy but his game clearly needs work. he shot a 5 over 77 in his first competitive round thursday in the hero world challenge. for the 14th time the major winner fared better. this is his second shot on the 13th hole. a par-5 within 4 feet of the hole. a putt for eagles, and would add in three birdies, including one on the 14th hole. sis checked shot from 85 yards out on the par 4 sets up tiger for a 2-under 70 on the day. 3 over for the tournament in 18th and last space. jordan speigth in the lead. and lookout! a baboon was coming up behind him. donald jumped out of the way,

unfazed and shot a 9 - under 63 for the day and took the lead. baboon clearly just playing through. a reminder, college football on abc7 this afternoon. undefeated florida state versus georgia tech for the acc championship followed by the season finale. the wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> coming up, an annual holiday tradition in san francisco where you can see santa and thousands of twinkling light

>> here are the winning numbers from last night's $80 million mega-millions draw. 4, 5, 11, 51, 59. the meganumber is 5. nobody picked all six. tuesday night's jackpot grows to $91 million. hopefully all the rain won't keep the public from enjoying a holiday tradition in san francisco.

happening today, the annual fantasy of lights celebration on union street. featuring santa claus, live entertainment and more. the fantasy of lights commemorates the season with thousands of twinkling white lights, illuminating houses and shops along union street. the fantasy of lights kicks off at 3:00. next on the abc7 saturday morning news at 6:00. another night of demonstrations in oakland as protesters shut down interstate 880. where more demonstrations are planned later tonight. a live look at doppler 7hd. early morning rain is moving out, but additional storms are on the way. lisa argen will have the details coming up.

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>> good morning and thanks for joining us. be lisa argen is tracking doppler 7hd for us. hi, lisa. >> hi. the rain really coming down in san francisco flew the night but now things are settling down. the area of mist and drizzle. and the rain pushing up towards i-5. davenport still wet with an inch of rain around the summit. we go in closer to the south bay, some scattered very light showers from campbell, san jose some drizzle, willow glen and toward evergreen. heading upwards in the high are elevations. before you get there 680 and 880 toward milpitas. very wet roads, and it continues to lift into the higher elevations. 237 also very wet. and out toward livermore, brentwood, some scattered light showers. the