i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, november 1st. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> carolyn, good morning. certainly time for a change and it's on the way. live doppler 7hd showing the cloud cover over most of the bay. this is where your eye goes from the rainfall north of other cy you. this is where it will sit for much of the morning. but this cold front and area of low pressure will sink town and push toward the bay area between this evening and tomorrow morning. here's the way it's going to lay out. 10:00 still rain in ukiah, cloverdale. then by 1:00 scattered showers santa rosa, 4:00 just pushing into the coast and then looking at rain showers around the bay area 8:00 tonight. we will look for a soggy and cold start to the day tomorrow. a possibility of a thunderstorm. so we will put it all together for you and tacrine fall amounts and snow coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. this morning we are following breaking news out of

berkeley where police are investigating what led up to a riot that at one point included thousands of people. an abc7 news viewer posted this picture showing a car windshield shattered on telegraph avenue near channing way in the south side neighborhood. according to berkeley side, the the uproar began around 1:20 this morning with reports of people throwing rocks or bottles at officers. police reportedly arrested three people who may be linked to several assaults. one person is hospitalized after suffering a head injury. >> and more breaking news in martinez. the chp is investigating a crash that tilled two people. it happened just before 3:00 this morning at franklin canyon road at martinez ranch road. chp said a third person was involved in the crash and did complain of pain but is not seriously hurt. we will continue to follow the

breaking stories and bring you updates at abc7 news bay area on twitter. a wild chase through san antonio last night ended with two cars open their sides and three suspects running from a crash. abc7 news reporter sergio quintano has more. >> reporter: a tow truck hauls away a silver sedan. a chase present from one side of the city to another. it ended in the dog patch district with the crash, and the suspects on the run. >> i saw somebody run here and then the cops just all stopped here and they tackled him. and there were police guys on the ground. >> the get-away car slammed head-on into this parked red mini cooper. the silver volkswagen somehow rolled over at the same intersection. the woman who owned that mini cooper didn't want to go on camera, but described the end of the crash. >> the car flipped over

completely and the lady was pulling out of shock. >> officers tell us the woman in the volkswagen was not part of the chase and suffered nonlife threatening injuries. several blocks away, another crash. a department of parking and traffic vehicle rolled over when it somehow came into contact with the get-away car. the parking control officer inside suffered minor injury. the cabdriver tells us the suspect car sped by him after the collision. >> it was too fast. going like really high-speed. and on the right, the wheel was locked. >> the right wheel was damaged and smoking. this all started in the sunset district with an armed robbery at a local business. >> it could have been worse with a lot of people being downtown san francisco. it's a highly, deepsly populated area. halloween night. a lot of people on the streets. >> police say they are happy the halloween night chase end with only minor injuries. in fran, abc7 news. >> a driver in oakland is

charged with a crash that killed a man and seriously injured another. neighbors near macarthur boulevard and 106th boulevard heard a loud crash around midnight saturday morning. the driver of a speeding convertible ran into another car, and then went airborne and lawn. the person in the convertible was killed. the woman in the other car went to the hospital. neighbors said they see drivers running red lights all the time. >> you have to be very cautious when you are in this area. very cautious. as you walk in on a car -- >> especially at night. it's really, really bad around here. >> you said you almost got hit once? >> yes, i did. actually it was yesterday around 5:00. >> the driver and passenger ran from the crash, but officers quickly found and arrested them. >> new video this morning of a crash in los angeles that injured 8 people, three are in critical condition. a truck plowed into a crowded downtown sidewalk just after

1:00 this morning. witnesses say a car was making a left turn when a speeding u-haul hit the car before it barreled on to the sidewalk, taking out a hydrant and a light post. horrifying news out of new york. a speeding car went airborne and plowed into a group of trick-or-treaters on saturday. three people died, including a ten-year old girl. four others were injured. the youngest, a three-year-old girl who is in critical condition. body parts scattered the sidewalk and some neighbors at first thought they were halloween props. witnesses described a tragic scene. >> a family and kids walking behind me. all of a sudden i heard the boom and the car literally-like jumped over a parked car and. it flew into the gate, hitting a bunch of people. >> the driver is a 53-year-old man. he's in the hospital. police still don't know what caused the crash

>> four children in southern california are recovering this morning after a car crashed into a store. it happened saturday at le-party city in san dimas. a 35-year-old woman lost control of her car sending it over the curb and through the glass. three children suffered minor injuries. and a 14-year-old was airlifted to a nearby hospital. there was no update on her condition. the crash is under investigation. in colorado police are trying to figure out what motivate add man to shoot and kill three people in what witnesses industry as a shooting spree. s it happened saturday morning across early blocks in downtown colorado springs. it ended when the suspected gunman got into a shootout with police in front of a fast-food restaurant. officers shot and killed the man after he fired at him. abc7 news is following the investigation and will have much more coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00.

back here in the bay area, san francisco's last remaining gun shop is now closed. the highbridge arms had only gun accessories left on the shelves after selling off most merchandise yesterday. it had been open more than six decades. the manager made the decision to close partly because of a new law that requires every gun sale to be recorded on camera and sent directly to police. supporters say that footage could be used to investigate gun crimes in the future. now to the east bay where a two-alarm fire that tore through a house is being called suspicious by the san ramon valley fire chief. fire investigators say it started around 8:30 last night on linda mesa avenue behind mont air elementary school. a hoarder lives there and it was hard to get under control because of all the stuff inside. no one was hurt. happening today, ultima

winds plans to shut down their turbines because they are killing birds. our media partner, the contra costa times, reported that the company told u.s. fish and wildlife the reduction of avian impacts was the primary for discontinuing its operations. environmental groups have fought for years to bring awareness of the large number of golden eagles, raptors, burying owls and other birds killed by the turbines. they estimate at least 4500 birds are killed each year was the estimate. and also today new limits on woodburning kick in with the start of winter spare the air season. when alerts are issued this season, bay area residents, as you know, will be banned from burning wood or any solid hit lit fuel indoors or outdoors. s and they said be aware, we will likely see more spare the air alerts this winter. it's because they are going to start issuing them in advance.

and that's to try to avoid smoke buildup. also take note if you burn wood as your sole source of heat, you now must use a device that is epa certified. winter spare the air season goes through the end of february. the earthquake swarm in the tri-valley is continuing. the san ramon-danville area has been hit with nine small earthquakes since 9:30 last night according to the usgs. the biggest, a 3.1, hit after 11:30. there are no reports of any injuries or damage and so far the shaking has stopped since midnight. these quakes are part of the hundreds of small tremors of that rattled the area in the past few weeks. our meteorologist lisa argen is here now tracking finally some wet weather that might really make an impact. >> well, it's going to bring the colder air, and it's going to linger a little bit with showers into tomorrow morning. here's the golden gate bridge. and at about later on this afternoon, dinnertime, maybe

showers for you here in the north bay. sooner than that hear. and it will be a cold start to your monday. finally fall feeling like november. we will talk about the impact in terms of rainfall and snow when we come back. >> thank you, lisa. plus, did you forget to fall back with the time change? it is 6:10 right now. it seems one famous san francisco landmark forgot. and a special honor for a very special high-schooler in pleasanton. why a varsity lette

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>> welcome back, everyone. thanks for joining us on this first sunday in november. this is a live look from our exploratorium camera. later on this afternoon and early evening you can expect some rain in the north bay. for the rest of us later on tonight, lisa argen will be along shortly with the full accuweather forecast. >> strong storms and heavy rains in texas have increased the death toll to six people. more bodies were found yesterday after turbulent weather created three tornadoes hitting the lone star state. crews recovered the body of an elderly austin woman who was swept away from her home by floodwaters. they also found the body of a man who went missing after his car got stuck in rushing water. four others died on friday.

new video this morning. a flooding in baton rouge, louisiana. residents say they have never seen this kind of high water before. this the second weekend in a row they have had to push cars out of the water. heavy rain has caused road closers in the area. officials say a street near louisiana state university is impassable due to the high water. chances are you are waking up a little more rested this morning after falling back with the time change overnight. daylight savings time has ended and we are back on standard time. it seems san francisco's ferry building did not get the memo. this shows the clock striking 2:00 a.m. and then when it was supposed to turn back an hour, it did not. it kept on ticking the minutes away after 2:00 a.m. it is still wrong. check this out as we take a live

look now from our abc7 roof cam. you can see it's an hour ahead. it is still saying 7:14. >> things happen, right, carolyn? >> yeah, they do. >> what are you going to do in. >> nobody is perfect,. >> even me, yeah. >> we are looking at cloudy start. changes are coming. wow, 80s yesterday. how about the record in san jose at 85. gilroy out of control at 90. oakland 80. redwood city 82 and concord 87 degrees. out ahead of this area of low pressure and the cold front. temperatures really climbed. today a different story. you can see the clouds. here's the run. it's going to stay up here from eureka to owe cya for the bulk of the morning hours. eventually it sinks south. here's a spooky look at san jose. just looking at the beginning of day light here. it is 56 degrees in mountain

view, as well as san jose. 55 morgan hill, 59 in san francisco. and another vantage point from our exploratorium camera. nice shot here with the clear sky and a little bit of fog. 57 napa, novato. 60 in concord. and finally from our sutro tower camera you can see the low clouds in the distance. we will add in the mid- and high-level clouds in the next couple of hours. overall we will see more clouds today with showers arriving for most of you this evening. and then blustery for tomorrow with a chance after thunderstorm as that area of low pressure moves overhead. so radar and satellite imagery shows the high not going anywhere just yet. it's going to be another dry day for southern california, the central coast. and slowly this front will erode this area of high pressure. we are looking at most of the activity to happen later on this evening, through the overnight hours and then into tomorrow morning. so we will take you through the next few hours. 7:00. north of ukiah it's raining and by 10:00 we have showers from

cloverdale to santa rosa. 1:00 still pretty much north of santa rosa. by 4:00 we have some around i-80. it's really after 7:00 when things begin to get going a little bit. san francisco into the east bay. look the 3:00 a.m. we see the line of activity pushing south. and then by 8:00 tomorrow morning we've got some scattered showers around. and perhaps that thunderstorm. so rainfall amounts ranging from about .05 to .25. maybe more in some spots. not a lot of rain but the cold air will be in place for this, the snow. winter storm watch above 7,000 feet. about a foot there. traveling conditions really quite tricky through tomorrow morning. that's when we get the heaviest snow and the accumulation. south lake up to a foot. and tahoe city around 9 inches. in terms of the rest of the state, you see it's wet for the northern third of the statement then we will have to wait for the rest of the shower activity

through the overnight hours. highed to this the upper 60s san francisco, san mateo. low 70s palo alto and santa cruz. the accuweather seven-day forecast, cool showers overnight into monday. maybe a thunderstorm. then after that it's chilly mornings for tuesday and wednesday. afternoon highs mainly in the 60s and slowly we will see steady warming temperatures throughout the rest of the week. you see what's showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime. it's free on apple's app store or google may. our models have been no toreious for overpredict being the rain but a little bit is coming. >> and get prepared for a wet commute tomorrow morning. >> you should clean out your gutters and the hike because we are expecting more. >> make sure the windshield wipers are working. thank you, lisa. well, the republican presidential candidates are gearing up for a debate summit tonight in northern virginia after frustration during the

third degreat last week. several gop campaigns say the republican national committee chairman has let them down. republican candidates want to have a larger role in the process of debates. for today's summits the campaigns are being asked to send no more than two representatives to discuss how they can make changes. gop candidates ben carson and carly fiorina will discuss their changes following the third presidential debate. that's on "this week" the two will talk debate strategy ahead of the two-day summit and why the campaigns want the major changes in the debate. you can watch "this week" with george stephanopoulos right here on abc7 this morning >> it's a tradition that high school athletes who excel in sports get a varsity jacket worn on a jacket or sleeve. now the honor is being extended to a special olympian at the foothills high school. as laura anthony found out, that

young man is wearing it proudly. >> 18-year-old andrew brum just told us putting on his letter man jacket makes him feel really good. >> i feel like it's meant to be on me. i worked six years so hard doing it. it makes me feel happy. and a better part of me. [cheering] >> brum has been competing as a special olympian in basketball and bowling since he was 12. but at foothill and most high schools, varsity letters were given only to those students who achieved certain standards at their respective sports at school. >> and one day i was driving in my car and i thought why can't he have one? >> that's when andrew's mother decided to make a suggestion to the high school principal. >> i was thinking about the pictures and how families take pictures of their seniors with their letterman jackets.

>> in this case we have a young man who a committed and played the whole season, and he is deserving to represent foothill athletes everywhere. >> the letter means a lot to andrew and sends a message to the larger student body. >> it's all about meaningful inclusion, and when you are playing sports in your community, for a student it's their school, and to be recognized by that entity is very, very important. >> he's so proud. yeah, he loves it. he wants to wear it all the time. even if it's 95 degrees out. >> it makes me feel happy to start this for all special olympians in all different cases. now other schools in the area plan to follow foothill's lead and award letters to the students who made their mark in the special olympics. in pleasanton, laura anthony, abc7 news. up next, wrist bands gone wrong. one woman's effort to honor her sister's memory turns into a disappointing experience. "7 on your side" michael finney gets involved and proves the power of persistence.

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person or a cause. one woman created wristband to memorialize her sister when she died. however, it wasn't the fitting tribute that she wanted. michael finney has her story. >> we were alike in a lot of ways. >> rack cell is still grieving the lost of her twin sister, vicki. >> like any siblings, you talk every day and you miss that. >> raquel holds on to the memories. >> she loved the giants and elvis. >> vicki was a big fan of the giants. practically a fixture at at&t park. >> first she had to greet all the ushers because she knew them all by name and they knew her. >> so raquel organized a memorial gathering to reflect her sister's passions. >> everybody came decked-out in giants gear. >> and she ordered commemorative wristbands but that didn't go so smoothly. >> there was a splashing sign that said 80% off. >> she found the promotions here. wbpromotions.com. for $150 she would get vicki's wrist bands with her name, age

and dates in bold print. >> the letters weren't filled in all the way and they were very flimsy and this is supposed to honor her, not degrade her. >> she asked them to redo them. >> they said there's nothing wrong with the wrist bands. you are stuck. >> wb promotions said she would have to pay extra to get new bands. she requested a refund. >> it wasn't a huge amount, it was the principle. >> she contacted "7 on your side." we found several similar complaints online about wb promotions. so we contacted the company. wb eventually agreed to a refund, but nothing came. we kept asking. and months later the credit appeared on her account, i couldn't believe it. >> wb promotions did not provide a statement for this story. raquel wound up ordering wrist bands from another company. her sister properly remembered. >> i said this is for you, vic. >> that was michael finney reporting. raquel said do some research

before you buy from a little-known online retailer. websites may look appealing, but you should read the reviews first and check it out with the better business bureau. still to come on the abc7 sunday morning news, why some people will not let their children walk home from school alone after an attack near a north bay school. and plus debris from a missing cargo ship has been found. find out why crews say it may take a while to confirm what ship it's from.

, welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> carolyn, good morning. we have an earlier sunrise at 6:35 and the sun sets this evening at 5:11. some clouds around. the rain will stay to the north for the bulk of the day. a little bit of rain in the north bay, but for the rest of us it's going to take throughout the entire day with that front and the area of low pressure passing through by tomorrow. so in the next couple of hours it will be dry.

if you are going to head out for a jog or a bike ride, right through 10:00 unless you are up in clear dale and santa rosa. then the rine increases from about 9:00, 10:00 and stays there for the bulk of the day. then we will talk about overnight rain and rainfall amounts in a few minutes. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. >> rohnert park police want any witness to come forward against a man who tried to kidnap a 13-year-old man while walking home from school and police say he sexually assaulted her. the man is in jail this morning. katie has the details. >> people who live near adrian drive and southwest boulevard in rohnert are experiencing shock and relief. >> oh, no, i'm not letting my daughter walk home alone. >> the 53-year-old man, joseph, likely followed a 13-year-old girl as she walked home from technology middle school many he may have been hanging around the school for the past few weeks.

>> she saw him and she fell. and he at one point grabbed her and hung on to her and actually moved her. >> the teen fought back, ran home, and her parents called 911. police arrested the man on attempted kidnapping and sexual battery charges. >> people like that should not be around here. >> miguel lopez has lived in the neighborhood for more than 20 years. >> kids are always pretty safe with their parents. it's amazing that that happened and i'm glad they caught him. >> since it happened around 3:15 in the afternoon, investigators hope witnesses will come forward. >> yes, this is very bold, broad daylight time of day. there were a lot of people around. police say his mental capacity may be a factor in the assault. in rohnert park, abc7 news. new this morning, north carolina police are locking for a suspect who shot and killed a person and injured another at a university late last night. that shooting happened just before 11:00 p.m.

it was at winstone salem state university. the campus was on lockdown before officials lifted it at 2:00 this morning local time. the suspected gunman, police say, is not believed to be a current student. new details this morning on the russian passenger jet that killed more than 200 people on board. the international officials expect the first bodies to begin arriving in st. petersburg today. the cause of the crash is still unknown. but investigators are leaning toward a technical failure. russia's transport minister has dismissed claims isis brought down the plane. officials say of the 224 people aboard the plane, there are no survivors. forensics experts have started the first autopsies of the 27 victims of friday's nightclub fire in romania. romania's president laid flowers and lit a candle outside the nightclub. he believes safety regulations were ignored.

a metal band was performing a free show in the basement club when there was a problem with pyrotechnics. 180 others were hurt. some in critical condition with burns and smoke inhalation. the nightclub had as many as 400 young people inside. new this morning the national transportation safety board said a navy search team has found the wreckage of a vessel they believe to be the cargo ship alfaro. crews found the debris last night. it disappeared october 1st during hurricane joaquin. 39 people were on board at the time it went down. the navy is sending appear underwatercraft to investigate today but it could take up to 15 days to complete. an investigation is underway after an e. coli scare forced chipotle to close 42 restaurants in two states. the restaurants are in seattle and oregon. 19 people in washington and

another 3 in portland became sick after eating at the mexican food chain, according to oregon health officials. 8 people are in the hospital. chipotle said safety is its first priority and they have shut down dozens of restaurants as a precaution after being notified that people became sick after eating at 12 restaurants. up next, the warning from auto safety experts about those cars google is testing and why they might want to consider putting the roll-out on hold. and here's a live look from our sutro camera. prepare for a wet monday morning commute. lease arm is tracking the showers and she will have a full accuweather forecast in just a few.

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forecast. seems the workers of the new self-driving cars have more work to do. a study said they are five times more likely to be involved in a crash when compared to conventional cars. that the according to research done at the university of michigan transportation research institute. it shows not only are autonomous cars, like the ones developed by google, are more likely to crash, but the injury rate is four times higher. however, it is important to note that the pool is self-driving cars is significantly smaller than that of traditional cars on the road. today marks exactly two years since a man went on a shooting rampage at los angeles international airport. >> i heard shots and i immediately hit the ground. >> meet the tsa agent who came face-to-face with the killer and survived. he is talking for the first time tonight on abc7 news at 11:00.

well, lisa argen is here now, and looks like finally a few raindrops developing. >> everyone is so anxious. pressure, pressure. it's just not going to be a huge storm, put it that way. but colder air is in place and will be in place and that will allow the showers to continue into a portion of your monday morning. right now you see the golden gate bridge with a little bit of cloud cover. 58 degrees now and the bulk of the day will be drive except if you are in the far north bay. i'll explain next. >> thank you, lisa. plus a scare for samford on the road. how the

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in sports this morning, both the 49ers and the raiders are in action today. at 10:00 this morning the niners battle the division rival rams in st. louis. and the raiders will try to get to 4-3 when they may the new york jets. kick-off at 1:05. in college football, the stanford cardinals got a real run for its money when they took on washington state. here's mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, stanford head coach david shaw warned his team all week that washington state would be a real challenge. the cougars were just that after three quarters before the eighth-ranked cardinals came alive. satisfy six field goals in the first half, the team started getting into the end zone? the second. 21-10, cougars.

they found a weakness in the defense. hogan ran the ball. breaks loose for a 59-yard touchdown round. hogan ran for 122 yards on the night. 22-20. after a false pick, he started the fourth with a 6-yard touchdown run. stanford comes from behind. takes the lead. the 15-play, 81 yards makes it 28-27. quinton makes this pick, led to a field goal, 30-28 cardinals. one last shot for the cougars. fourth down, 23-yard complete. eric powell made five field goals in the game. 43 yards for the win, and he misses! stanford survives a scare on the road. 30-28 your final. cal and usc in berkeley. cal got on the board in the first quarter. injured goff dumps it off. six yards out. he catches, 85 yards. 7-0 bears. but the trojan defense shut cal out in the second. scored 10 points on their own. ronald jones, 13 yards, 10-7 trojans at the half.

third quarter, trey madden found his way into the end zone. six more. 17-7, ucs. and after the kickoff. also had 2 interceptions. underthrows his receiver jackson with the pick. blocker in front. 46-yard to the house, 2 touchdowns in 23 seconds. 24-7 trojans. cal makes it a game in the fourth. goff, 9 yards to steph anderson. cal down 6. third and one. if cal gets the stop, they can go for the win. trey maddon was stopped. bounces for a first down icing the game. cal lost three straight, falling to 5-3, 27-21, that final. three games in and steph curry already making history with his third career 50-plus game. only two others have done that, claimerlan and barry. pretty simple, give it to steph. third quarter, all curry. amazing no-look, over the head

to barns for the jam and foul. off the steal. off the steal. seth around luke babbitt. two different ways for the lay-up. next possession. curry goes by four for the lay-up. warriors trailed at halftime. now a twelve-point lead. then the topper. launches from deep. it goes. he's fouled. steph with the move on the floor. oh, yeah. why shouldn't he? career high 28 points in the fourth quarter. clay went for 37 with last year. he breaks 50. finishes with 53. warriors win. they will host the grizzlies monday night. >> sharks back on the road, hosted by dallas. another former shark got on the boards. antti niemi there after spending five years in san jose. the short-handed goal past alex stalock in the second. 2-0, stars. sharks still on the power play when they get the goal back. joe pavelski tipped it in from the point. 2-1 game.

still in the second. stars on the power play. snaps it home. shorty ties it at two. sharks now down 3-2. joel ward, his sixth of the year. 3-3 after two. niemi with 26 saves. stalock only 20. antawn roussel knocked in the game winner. sharks have lost five of six. 5-3, your final. royals beat the mets 5-3 last night. they can clinch today in new york. 49ers take on the rams. raiders and jets. we will have that tonight at 5:00. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> a change to the weather is coming today, but the bay area sure had perfect weather for halloween. families in san francisco's valley were trick-or-treating. one block had special games to win yummy prizes. it turned into a family-friendly dance party. check out those moves. you know, the castros is always a popular party spot on

halloween. party-goers going all out from wigs to face paint to masks and more. i don't get into the big halloween thing. i don't know why. >> well, it was fun. i didn't have as many as i would like. >> but did you dress? >> no. i was an anchor this morning. i laid this morning halloween. >> yeah. >> you may have missed it. too bad. >> i was a little bit late this morning. >> it was no joke. >> the daylight saving time, yeah. >> a little bit of rain on the way. live doppler 7hd. the clouds will steady increase today. some of you waking up to a pretty sunrise. we show you some of the pictures. but the rib is hung up from ukiah up through arcadia and it will stay there for the bulk of the morning. the front will sag south with the area of low pressure following and this will create the unstable air mass and the thunderstorms overnight into monday morning. a live look outside from our roof camera. you will notice that some of the clouds out there making for a

very pretty shot. temperatures are mild. 60 oakland. 55 half moon bay. boy, it was warm yesterday. we were well into the 80s again. 90 in gilroy. that won't happen again in the near future, at least the next seven days. 55 novato. 60 by the delta. plenty of 80s inland and 82 in redwood city yesterday. we will take care of that today with cooler numbers and the clouds increasing. 53 santa rosa, a view from lake tahoe where a winter weather watch still in effect where we could see about a foot of snow near kirkwood through tomorrow. partly cloudy this morning. showers arrive mainly this evening through the overnight hours and northwest winds kick up tomorrow with a slight chance of a thunderstorm. so with the cold front to the north, it is just slowly taking its time. high pressure will fade-away but it will keep us dry throughout the day today, most of the day anyway. and this is what brings the cold air and really sets the stage for some very chilly mornings

and a slow recovery temperature-wise throughout the rest of the week. as we look at the rest of the morning, notice it's pretty rainy through noontime from ukiah points north. but cloverdale gets into the act by 10:00, as well as santa rosa. but then by 1:00 it's still to the north. 4:00 it's kind of around the bay area here and there. then by 8:00 just a few light showers. now this forecast model is painting a pretty wet picture through the overnight hours from the peninsula to the east bay. then the showers keep going. right on through the early morning hours . some of them offshore. that's why with the colder air in mays we could see a thunderstorm. we will get into some sunshine in the afternoon and rainfall amounts vary electric a couple of hundredth to about a quarter inch. the san carlos airport .21. over a tenth in san jose and lesser amounts over by the delta. perhaps a quarter inch up in santa rosa. so this is a good snow-maker with the heaviest snow coming in

tomorrow morning. up to a foot of snow above 7,000 feet. really from late tonight into later tomorrow is when the impact will be in the sierra nevada. south lake 10 inches. about a foot at kirkwood and 8 inches around donner. so highs today in the upper 60s from san francisco, san mateo. hook for about 70 in vallejo. scattered showers in the north bay throughout the around. and then throughout the day today in oakland it will be cloudy, 67 degrees for the game. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows the showers lingering into tomorrow and then in the 70s perhaps in the inland east bay but pretty cool as we go through next week. >> so no rain washing off the silver and black paint? >> no, i don't think so. [laughter] >> okay. thank you, lisa. and if you see rain where you live today, meseta photo or a video and share it with us using the hashtag abc7 now. we might use is on error online at amount bc7 news.com.

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marathon. this is video from last year's race. the course starts at stanton island and travels through brooklyn, queens and the bronx before finishing in central park in manhattan. you can watch the new york city marathon on your sister network espn. let's get a final check of the accuweather forecast now with lisa. >> well, we've had some pretty shots for our 6:35 sunrise. 5:11 sup set. clouds will invade the area today. cooler, upper 60s and low 70s. the rain moves south throughout the evening and overnight hours. lingering throughout monday morning. slight chance of a thunderstorm, cooler. northwesterly winds tomorrow. we are dry the rest of the week, but with temperatures below average. >> all right. thank you, lisa. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 9:00.

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