>> this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, november 8th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meet lisa argen. >> hey, carolyn, good morning. live doppler 7hd shows rain in the north bay, in fact, just north of santa rosa, ukiah and cloverdale. you can see a few scattered showers toward the west, sea ranch, fort ross, and clear lake, hidden valley lake and lake port some scattered showers. this will continue throughout the morning hours. we are on the leading edge of a cold front that will sweep through the bay area today. in fact, just in time to get you folks wet if you are headed to the niners game. so we've got this first system come in, and then we have the cold core of the system, the

upper level low, sweeping through tomorrow which will bring even heavier showers and more in terms of rainfall accumulation. we will talk where and when come up >> thank you. you may have seen a mysterious light in the sky last night for a good 20 or 30 minutes, which added to the mystery. here's video from glen cameron, who shot this in san mateo county near the san francisco international airport. you can see how brightly it shined over the freeway. then this video from our abc affiliate in san diego shot near chula vista. there's an explanation from the u.s. navy. around 6:00 last night the navy said they flied a test flight from the uss kentucky, which was off the coast of southern california. you can see the bright flash in this video. people in the bay area are

describing a similar sight. >> it was deeming off the lake and it was owe bright it was shoot you up in the air. it was awesome. it was weird. a spokesperson said missile testing is not routinely announced since the information is classified prior to launch. people have been sending us pictures and videos from all over, using the # abc7 now. karen sullivan's picture shows a cone of light tracing behind the rocket. and these pictures show a duller light but it's fill much of the sky. and rachel power shows the beaming light from the rocket and the light behind it. our pictures weren't just from the bay area, they came from southern california, phoenix and las vegas. when you see news where you live, take a photo or video and

share it with us using the #abc7 now. we may show is on error on abc7 news copped. the faa is investigating a small plane crash in san jose. all four people on board walked away. you can see it flipped over on the runway. it happened around 8:45 last night at the reed hill view airport. single edge cessna was landing when the landing gear hit the side of the runway. only one passenger went to the hospital with a minor injury. the federal aviation administration is investigating how a skydiving demonstration killed a sky diver in madera yesterday. thousands of people at the festival witnessed the tragedy. a reporter from our sister station in fresno reports on what went wrong. >> in a split second a family festival became the scene of an accident. >> everyone was just pointing at

the sky, and i looked to see someone fall in the parachute. >> authorities say a 65-year-old sky diver was taking part in an airshow and was trying to land at a madera airport. >> the victim's chute was tangled. attempts were made to disrupt the tangling of the chute. they proved to be unsuccessful. >> hundreds of feet away the victim's first chute landed among a row of trees. witnesses say this is video of that first chute landing in trees far away from his body. >> out of the corner of our eye we saw the lose parachute and it was flying all by itself like a deflated balloon, going down by itself. the sky diver himself fell next to alex's truck, who said he was in that railroad spot just minutes before the crash. >> sounded like a car hit something and turned around and sure enough, it was the

gentleman that had fallen between the cars. the federal aviation administration is now involved in the investigation to find out how exactly this tragedy could have happened. abc7 news. a car crash caused a gas leak in san jose. abc7 news was at san philippeway road near silver okay elementary school where a car flipped over yesterday afternoon. it knocked over some policy. one bent causing a break in a four-inch bass line. it took pg&e crews nearly two hours to stop the creek. a blue lib won commission in santa clara county investigating a jail inmate's murder said it may have to quit before ever finding answers. the commission just learned the county has secretly hired a team of private consultants to do the same job. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has the details.

>> i have concerns will how this commission can receive. >> 25 volunteers from all walks with a common goal, investigate jails in santa clara county following the death of an inmate last august. three deputies were charged with his murder. but the judge said she was shocked to learn the county hired a private consultants to do the same job in secret. the results will be kept secret, even from this panel, who appear to be doing the same job. they were hired to protect the county from future lawsuits. >> it's to expose everything, liability be damaged. >> they got this lotter friday, and it notified them about the paid consultant, whose findings would only compliment the blue ribbon's commissions work. >> we need more and more

transparency, not anymore secret commissions. core dell said if the commission's findings aren't taken seriously, what is the point? >> a when i want is to, one, look at the jail from top to bottom in the open. that's what i want. supervisor cindy chavez said the board wants a complete investigation. >> our objective is to get as many eyes into the jail as possible. and what concerns me is the idea that there's something secret going on when there is not. >> the commission will meet again in two weeks. they said they want more information about the consultants and their goal or else she'll step down. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> loud, banging noises and traffic at a crowd. both are necessary nuisances at a project thatping in san francisco's south of market neighborhood. certainlyio shows us the scene

on fourth and king streets where work is going on around the clock. >> the sound of jack hammers and excavatetors continued into the second night of this 8-day rail project. all the noise just feet from residential towers, loud enough to keep some up. >> i did wake up because i was not super prepared. >> jennifer said she's a little better prepared now thanks to a pocket full of area plugs she got from her building management team. >> i took a handful. they are handing them out as a courtesy to the residents. >> nicole and her boyfriend were check out an apartment on this corner. they were surprised by the noise when they were inside on their tour. >> it's still pretty bad, honestly. they aren't soundproof windows. something to consider for sure. >> this round-the-clock construction is part of the t-line central subway project. this phase will be considered saturday night. along with the noise is the

traffic backup. drivers are being diverted off king street where i-280 ends. we saw cars backed up beyond mariposa on 280. >> how long have you been stuck in traffic in. >> it's been about 40 minutes. not so great. as for muni rail riders on the turned t-line, they said they will have to take shuttle buses a the embarcadero station heading through bay point at sunny available station. abc7 news. construction crews are demolishing asenty-old railway bridge in the heart of san mateo. it will come down this weekend and be replaced with a newer seismically safe structure. the work is expected to finish tomorrow morning, which would be good, lisa, because there will be something else for drivers to deal with in the morning. >> yeah. actually tomorrow looks like the heavier rain, as we get behind this weak will cold front that

is knocking on our door right now from the sutro tower camera. good visibility in san francisco. not as cold this morning 53 both hear and oakland. 47 san jose. we will time-out the rain and talk about how much. you might be surprised. that's coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, park officials try to reduce the trash at ocean beach in san francisco by removing crash cans. why they think this opposite approach will work. and an african nation declared free of ebola. why officials are still concerned the deadly disease could is the staying awake part... challeng( gunshot ) your day sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because when brands compete, you save during mattress price wars. save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic.

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new this morning, family and friends gathered this morning for a memorial killed for the vibe tipples killed in last week's plane crash in egypt [bells toll] >> the bells at st. petersburg raining 224 times, one for each of the victims. most were from the area of russia. some suspect a bomb a brought the flight down, but egypt warns it's still too early to say what caused the crash. sierra leone is free of ebola but one of its neighboring countries is not. 42 days have passed, twice the incubation period, since the last case was dispatched in sierra leone. it was the worst outbreak in history. but new in new guinea they have

reported seven new cases of ebola in the past 21 days. this is a move that seems to defylogic, getting rid of trash by getting rid of trash cans but that's exactly what they are doing at this beach in san francisco. and park officials say it's working. but people who live around there are not so sure. sand, eagles and a social experiment at san francisco's ocean beach. how do you reduce litter? >> i think more trash cans and bigger trash cans. >> instead the national park service removed garbage cans in a campaign commonly known as pack it in, pack it out. i think in theory it's a great policy. i think we are all capable of bringing the stuff that we bring out to the beach back with us. >> evan boucher and his friends loaded their garbage into their

car. but the be neighbors say some won't make the effort. i don't think it's a good idea. i can't imagine it work being for everybody or they are on a bike, this won't take out their trash. the others say the old trash bins weren't working anyway. there's always trash. sometimes on the weekend when we walk the dogs we will bring bags and gloves to pick up and we are always filling them up. she came out more than a week ago. rangers have spent significantly less time cleaning up garbage, from several hours to 15 minutes. so faerber the experiment is working. even if it's counterintuitive. >> humanity doesn't follow rules, not all of humanity. you will get probably a solid personal of people who just litter. >> and those people will litter whether you have cans or not. as ocean beach, abc7 news. >> hundreds of people in san francisco got ready this weekend for the possibility of a wet el nino season.

students, parents, neighbors of lakeshore elementary school spent yesterday building a rainwater catch meant step on campus. it involves planting and replanting trees, clearing dirt and redirecting water away from storm drains. they wanted to put every drop of water to good use. it's raining tomorrow, and we're hoping that we can even catch some rainwater and it will have an immediate impact. >> the volunteers took home an important lesson about san francisco's water supply and where it only natures hundreds of miles away at the hetch hetchy reservoir. coming up tonight at 11:00. >> the idea of your nice little green grass getting water every day, that's going to be a thing of the past. >> californians were supposed to cut back on water, as you know, so why are there so many green lawns in southern california? abc news anchor looks at the

water-wasters and explore why some say the cutbacks are unnecessary. that story right here on abc7 news tonight at 11:00. happening today a festival to honor loved ones who have passed away. today is the 20th annual fruitvale festival in oakland. day of the dead. organizers expect thousands of people to attend. ten blocks will be closed off around the fruitvale bart station for the festival. there will be live music, dancing and arts and crafts throughout the day. it starts at 10 , too, this morning at the fruitvale transit village. will they remain dry, lisa? >> what time is that today in. 10:00. >> probably not. we will look at scattered showers moving in and we will look at where you can expect them throughout the morning and afternoon hours. the cold front pushing in from the northwest. it will sweep to the southeast throughout the day today. we have more rain headed your

way for your monday morning commute. a bit of a lull this evening. live doppler 7hd shows scattered rain showers in the north and we will zoom in and so you where this is all coming from. it's an area of low pressure and weak cold front that all has to pass through the bay area. this front is not as strong as the one that pushed through last monday, but the heavier downpours i think will bring more widespread rain throughout the morning hours on monday. we will explain it all and show you the totals in a moment. clear lake and middletown, cloverdale, fort ross. and this is the low. it will move in quickly tomorrow. sutro showing if good visibility. 42 napa. good morning concord.

up to 49 for you. overra anywhere from 2 to 7 degrees warmer from san francisco to the coast. 10 degrees warmer by the delta and up in santa rosa you are about 6 degrees warmer. we start out with the rain advancing from the north. by 9:00 we should see rain from burl game over to vallejo, berkeley, 580. as we go a few more hours into the 2:00 hour it is pushing through the east bay and south bay. game time 1:00 should see showers around santa clara. then we have the lull around 10:00. here's what happens through the overnight hours. heavy rain. tomorrow morning 7:00 through the north bay into san francisco. then by 8:00 just an hour later, just like last monday, it pushes through into the east. then you see things quiet down. so the first waive of rain with the front, not a whole lot. anywhere from a quarter inch to a third but lesser amounts in the south bay. about a tenth throughout san jose. look what happens as we go through the next wave. maybe an inch in oakland.

this is cumulative rainfall. over .75 in san francisco, half-inch on the coast and quarter inch in san jose. and marin could see about .9, nearly an inch. winter weather advisory until 1:00 this afternoon until the morning. snow levels will be league significantly and we will look at low snow levels. six inches in kirkwood through tomorrow. snow levels continuing to lower throughout the day, about 4,000 feet. mt. hamilton could see a dusting tomorrow. 60 san francisco, 62 santa cruz. the accuweather seven-day forecast, light showers throughout much of the bay today, and then we will look for the morning rain, possible thunderstorm. much colder, 62 is, you know, probably one area late in the day. more like 50s for highs tomorrow. looking at the slow warmup with frosty mornings into next week. so the commute tomorrow, people need to really take it easy and -- >> take their time, absolutely.

thank you, lisa. up next, a beloved bay area football coach received a huge honor after four decades on the

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>> four days of festivities. >> guest danced by a glittering pool, a stage set above it. as if they were walking on water there were light beams, fireworks. it was a are grand affair in an otherwise volatile region. mona and assad wanted to keep track of their young adult sons. >> we aren't familiar with those areas so we just want to make sure that they know what they are doing. >> so they brought an international call plan for their verizon cell phones. >> i will text them where they are. >> verizon charged $340 for one month. it worked perfectly until they got home. assad called to turn off the service. >> i spoke with an agent and he cancelled the plan. except that didn't happen. assad was stunned when he saw his next bill. >> i found out they took $1,155.32. >> instead of cancelling the

plan, the agent had extended it. an agent said she could not remove the extra chan. assad would have to talk to a manager. he tried calling, e-mail and even went to a verizon store. the couple contacted "7 on your side" and recontacted they refunded the money. they said they sincerely regret the error. >> thank god for "7 on your side." >> this couple set up automatic payment for their verizon bill. they didn't realize they were being overcharged until the money was already gone. let that stand as a good reminder to check your statements if you use auto pay. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." a. the beloved former football coach at city college

san francisco has received a huge honor. george rush is the winningest coach in community college history. 236 wins in his 46 years at cccf. yesterday ram stadium was renamed in his honor during a halftime ceremony during city college's game. it is like you come full circle. it really validates the purpose and the values you place in your program, you know, when you start out. it makes you feel pretty good. rush retired after the last full year. he's won seven state tights as coach of the rams. congratulations. much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. hillary clinton's new stance on marijuana that would upgrade its legal status. also, our bay area veterans being squeezed out in san francisco. the battle some say pits the

city's elite against those who served their

>> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, carolyn. a weak cold front is beginning to push into the north a by and light rain will overspread the bay area. then a much colder system tomorrow. here's a look at cloverdale and

around geyserville, heelsburg. some light showers highway 101. some of you may not be seeing any rain at all burks by clear lake and just north of wilbur springs we look at heavier downpours. we widen the view. you notice the front, the main activity up to the north. but there's still more to come. this area of low pressure and the colder air will swoop-- sweep over the bay area tomorrow. it will allow for a slight chance of a thunderstorm and heavier downpours. 48 in san mateo, 53 oakland, and san francisco anywhere 2 to 8 degrees warmer with the cloud cover. as you go through your morning hours with the jog or bike ride, you are dry in the east bay. north bay scattered showers and right on through 10:00 things begin to push slightly eastward and right on through the afternoon into the south bay. so we will talk about how much and talk about tomorrow's system in just a few minutes. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. protests against republic

presidential candidate donald trump in new york city as his arch rival steps up the attack. and the baths for south carolina heats up among democrats. abc news reporter richard cant. has the details. [chanting] >> protests outside trump power in new york city prior to donald trump's snl appearance. the donald is welcoming the controversy in hopes it will boost his report. dr. carson, who trump criticized, continued his attacks saturday. he said we, the peep, made 10,000 donations this week raising 3.5 million dollars this week alone. thank you biased media. >> bernie is sanders also going after him. what is more important to me than ben carson and more important to the american people, ben carson, as i understand it, wants to abolish medicare.

how is that? and meantime hillary clinton addressed marijuana at the federal level. >> i would like to move it from what is called schedule 1 to schedule ii. so researchers at universities at the national institute of health could start researching what's the best way to use it? >> she got some laughs learning to dance the wobble. south carolina will host the first southern in >> today on this week bernie sanders will discuss issues the country faces. donald trump is come off his stint on saturday night live. you can catch "this week" with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7. happening today, the 96,000 annual veteran's day parade in san francisco. this year near fisherman's

wharf. it's usually held on market street. this year organizers moved it to fisherman's wharf in an effort to attract a larger crowd. fire chief joanne hayes-white all expected to attend, as well as more than a thousand veterans. the parade begins at 11:00 this morning. a major veterans organization is suing the city of san francisco. the legal battle is over office space in a building dedicated in their honor. but the vets are feeling dishonored and they will be back in court later this week. veterans from many of the nation's wars gathered at san francisco's superior court, supporting a lawsuit against the city. >> they have basically treated us like the ugly stepchildren. veterans have been saluted with a beautiful granite memorial and reflecting pools on a site with earth from some of the battlefields. the legal bats is over the building next door. the war memorial veterans

building was recently renovated, and just reopened. and while it was dedicated to veterans back in 1932, the lawsuit alleges they are now being pushed out, in favor of high society tenants like thethe opera and other arts organizations. >> every time a veteran entity attempts to put a veteran service organization into this space, they are met with gating requirements roadblocks that other organizations that are perhaps more privileged are simply not. >> the lawyers use source for plow shares for example. the nonprofit that provides housing and services for low income let's wants free rent at the veterans transbuildinging be city is maintaining it does not meet the criteria. the mayor ed lee says he supports it, but -- >> there are objectives that the war memorial is required by law >> the american legion is the plaintiff challenging the city.

their community is more interested in helping the arts than they are helping veterans. and this case heads back to court on thursday, the day after veteran's day. >> disappointment this weekend for a recreational fishermen hoping to cast that you are crab traps along the bay area coast. abc7 news was in pacifica yesterday where signs warn the public dungeness crab fishing is not allowed. state officials postponed the start of the season because toxic algae blooms are making the shellfish too dangerous to eat. the recreational season was supposed to begin yesterday. on friday fish and wildlife officially postponed the commercial dungeness crab season. it was supposed to started to. the honey bee, these urban

bee keepers and the couple is on a crusade to get home improvement stores to remove pesticides that kill honeybees from their shelves. they said a chemical involved is the reason their pollinators are dying off at his hive. >> we should have had about 60 pounds of honey from our bees. this year we harvested only 25 pounds. >> three mainly hardware chains, lowe's, home depot and ace, have all signed on to the campaign. the chemical producers say their products save the nation's food supply from invasive pests and the bee die off is also as a result of environmental factors and live management practices. uber, ride share company will start targeting tourists in napa and sonoma counties.

they have completed almost 5,000 trips since last may. residents in or near san francisco can get a private car ride to napa for $97 to $126 on the lower-priced uber x service. happening today at least 1,000 people will have clothes, toys and groceries thanks to the generosity in the east bay. today is the 32nd annual white phoney express mobile boutique at downer elementary school in san pablo. students and their families in contra costa can shop for new books, clothing and games all free of charge. white phoney express is located in walnut creek and it organizations the event each year as its free general store program. also happening today hollywood stars are teaming up with silicon valley moguls for

cutting edge scientists. they will be' n.a.s.a. aims research center for the third annual breakthrough prize awards. facebook's mark zuckerberg and google's ceo will also be in attendance. the show will air on "national geographic" tonight at 7:00. still ahead on the sunday morning news, not your typical full body scan. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom gave this bay area body scanner a try. and you might want to, as well. why it can improve your fitness and how it benefit peep in need. here is a live look from our golden gate bridge camera on this early sunday morning. you can expect light rain today and a colder system moving in tomorrow. lisa argen will be along shortly with a full accuweather

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fitness program "just run" which promotes schools and to teach kids about healthy eating and lifestyles. lisa is here talking about a wet weather system moving in >> it's a weak one. it's warmer this morning but heavier rain and a colder system tomorrow. 5 about degrees here and upper 40s fremont. low 40s in livermore. a little bit of rain for you. we will time it out. but the two-day rainfall totals, quite impressive and we will talk about low snow levels too. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, the warriors off to their best start since moving to the bay area. had a season low in points against the sack men to he kings. could the dubs remain the nba's only unbeaten team? we have the highlights

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. >> in sports a big day for both the raiders and the 49ers. the silver and black travel to pittsburgh to face the steelers, looking for their third straight win. kickoff 10:00 this morning. and the blaine gal bert era begins for the 49ers against falcons at 1:00 this morning. stanford will likely move up in the playoff rankings when the stats are released on tuesday. yesterday the cardinals beat colorado in their last road game of the season. here's shu. he's got all the highlights from this morning areas sports. >> good morning. the 11th ranked stanford cardinals had to win big to have any chance of making the final four playoffs in college football. a good start, corralling the buffalos in colorado. tied at 7. the throw to michael. 43 yards, 14-7, stanford.

1:55 left. hogan facing the run. finds wide open schultz. 21-7. momentum on their side. stanford needs to put up points in the third. plenty of blocks and speed. 47 yards. 35-10 cardinals. it was the homecoming for mccaffey. grew up in castle rock, colorado. he threw a touchdown in the fourth. 28 yards to austin hooper. stanford cruising to a 42-10 victory. cal could help stanford clinch the pac-12 north with a win in oregon. he rolls right, stephen anderson in the end zone. 7-0, bears. second quarter, vernon adams jr. can you say all the type in the world? held on to the ba you will for 7 seconds and hurled it to anderson for the score. 17-10, ducks. still in the second. adams continues to have all sorts of time. this time he finds duane sanford. 24-10.

oregon had three tds to end the first half. cut the deficit to 1 on fourth and 1. gets the score. oregon puts it away in the third. and the ducks go on to win it 34-28. always' losing streak is at 4. bears 5-4. warriors the only undefeated team in the organization before beating the kings. 15 turnovers in the first half for 19 points. livingston and the dunk. warriors up 11 at the break. steph through the defense. warriors by 10. kings, they don't fadeaway. midway through the fourth. rondo gives sacramento the lead. 79-78. then steph curry's first made three of the night. warriors retake the lead for good. got it! steph finishes with 24 on 8 of 18. shooting a bad night for him but came up big in the fourth.

103-94, the final. warriors 7-0 and continuing the best start in in west coast franchise history >> at the tank, san jose honoring their former captain, owen nolan. he dropped the ceremonial first puck. getzlaf finds perry. 1-0, anaheim. second period,thinks he tied it. upon further relief it's off the crossbar, no goal. ducks win. 1-0, your final. 49ers hosting the falcons and raiders in pittsburgh to take on the steelers. all that tonight at 5:00. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> so you are saying the 49ers will be playing in a few raindrops then? >> looks like it for sure. and temperatures hovering around 60 degrees. eats some good news. we aren't getting heavy downpours, we are getting nice breaks between systems and we are getting a decent amount. live doppler 7hd shows we are looking at some wet weather to the north. the sun is come up at 6:42.

it will be partly cloudy for most of you with the rain spreading from the north bay to the south and east. so it is a weak system. not as much rain as we had last week. but the second part of it will pack just as big of a pun of, if not more. so with the heavier downpours from the peninsula, the least bay and the north bay. the north bay kind of left out of it last type. and with the cold area of low pressure the snow levels really come down across the bay area. so a closer inspection and you will notice up 101 towards will lows and i-5 we are looking at wet weather. clear lake and lake pot and a few light scattered showers from bodega bay and elsewhere, just offshore of point reyes we have a few light showers a live look outside from emeryville. temperatures are a little bit easier to take this morning in the 40s and 50s. 53 san francisco, and the worm spot. 48 half moon bay. the cool spot at 41 degrees, morgan hill. with the warmer start we havethe

cloud cover. looking at 44 santa rosa. a higher base of the cloud deck, visibility not a concern. anywhere from 2 to 10 degrees milder to start out. we will time out the rain. here it is 7:00. much of the north bay overspread with light shower activity. then we go to the 10:00 hour, it's over the heart of the bay into the east bay, just approaching san jose, much of the peninsula is wet. then by 1:00 in the afternoon, game time, you can see the showers, scattered showers from san jose, pushing into gilroy, all the with a i through the sacramento area. beginning to dry out in the north bay. and by 3:00 in the afternoon partly sunny for the north bay and more showers, just exiting the south bay. so here's our low sunday night and then your monday morning commute, heavier downpours. you can see the pink and white up here with some higher elevations maybe looking at a dusting of snow. 9:00 heavy downpours throughout

the east bay. scattered showers peninsula and the south bay. and right through 1:00 in the afternoon things begin to quiet down but i think the evening commute will be impacted with the showers. the first wave of rain looking at anywhere from about a tenth in san jose to a quarter inch oakland, san francisco. a little bit better than that. and santa rosa. then we add on monday's rain. got over an inch in oakland. over three quarters of an inch in san francisco. over a half-inch in san carlos. still lesser amounts in the south bay. so winter weather advisory from 1:00 this afternoon through 4:00 tomorrow. snow levels continuing to lower. so if you know anyone coming back from the sierra nevada, it could get tricky this evening. six inches around kirkwood and we will look at the rain moving from the northwest to the south across the state. still sunny, 70s in los angeles and back home just in the 60s. it's a cool one today but even cooler tomorrow with a chance of a thunderstorm. snow levels as low as about 4,000 feet. it quick look at santa clara and

you will notice its going to be 61 today and 59 at 4:00 with the cool conditions. so it will be definitely tricky out there for the morning commute, and then 60s, slow recovery, lower the end of the week. >> well, maybe that rain will actually help the niners, who knows. yeah. >> thank you, lisa. you know, we all talk about getting in shape, but what does that shape really look like for you? abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom has a way to find out, and do some good for the others in the process. >> stand straight up. now relax your arms straight. >> no reporter likes becoming the story. but in this case they didn't give me much of a choice. absolutely. >> spinning around on a turntable with a camera racing up and down. it didn't take long forfeit 3d's full body scanner to create this. >> everybody's first type, in my experience, has been one of awe and shock. you get to see yourself in a light you've never seen before. >> it's not supposed to be

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>> it's already starting to look like christmas in san francisco. the 83-foot tall reusable holiday tree is already up in union square. more than 33,000led lights and is1100 ornaments will cover the tree later this month. the tree heighting ceremony is set for friday, november 27th, in the heart of downtown san francisco of the up next on the abc7 sunday morning news at 6:00, a mystery in the sky last night. had people all over california asking what is that? we will have the answer for you. and more rain is on the way to the bay area. meteorologist lisa argen will tell us when the streets will be

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