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-- kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc news. >> more rain is coming to the bay area. live doppler 7 is tracking the system. this storm will bring downpours tomorrow morning. >> here is a look outside looking at downtown san francisco right now. it is dry, but not for long. it could make for a wet and slow morning commute. good evening. >> abc7 news meteorologist has a look at live doppler 7hd. what do you see so far? >> we are tracking our second round of moisture after this drizzle. there are showers beginning to move on shore just north of ukiah. they will move to the north and you notice over the past hour or so there are a couple of lightning strikes associated with the showers that are moving on shore. this next round of rain has a bit more energy with it. it shows all of the cloud

cover out in the pacific. those are showers and they will sink south and into the bay area especially for the morning. early tomorrow morning 3:00 on the clock shows isolated showers. by 6:00 they pick up in intensity. the pops of yellow indicating isolated downpours. grab the umbrella first thing in the morning and layer up under the rain jacket. temperatures are starting in the 40s. we will detail the heaviest rain on your monday with the full accu-weather forecast. >> and that could mean a slow and messy commute tomorrow. mike nicco and leyla will have the latest on the morning show starting at 4:30 a.m. >> it is near the cal train station.

it connects light rail tracks to the new central subway. that is expected to run until november 14th. >> check out the intense flames as columns of smoke are rising. a massive fire in the mission neighborhood. it destroyed a tire business. 21 people without a place to live. social media lit up immediately. our community sending us photos and videos. want to bring you another view. this all happened at 16th and shotwell streets. that's where sergio is joining us live tonight. sergio? >> i and tonight 16th street between folsom and south van ness has closed down more than 15 hours after the fire. the fire department has a ladder truck fully extended with the water cannon aiming down at that tire shop just in

case there are hotspots. there are also concerns that portions of the building may collapse. hours after flames tore through the rolling soft tire shop, and their building was damaged so badly it has been red tagged meaning it is not safe for business. they are among those who need to find somewhere else to stay. >> it is not blowing at all. right now they are taking the most important thing. >> they will be driving to antioch to stay at a red cross shelter nearby. >> they needed medications or food. >> the black plume of smoke could be seen for miles. they are now out of work and there are several customer cars still inside. the owner of the tire shop building is relieved no one was hurt.

>> 1960 my dad got the building. >> survivors of the fire are understandably shocked at what happened. but some are wondering when they will be able to return. hernandez says it may take a year to repair the building. >> we have been living there for 40 years. now we don't -- after they fix it up, maybe they do the whole building brand-new and are they going to pay the same or what? >> there are four residential fires in the mission district this year. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> an abc7 news viewer sent us photos and video of the fire. if you have photos or video post them with the # abc7 now. we may feature them on air and on-line. another big fire in san jose is leaving 37 people out of their loamsful -- homes. when crews arrived they found 50-foot flames shooting from the apartment complex.

of the 22 units eight are damaged. a firefighter also suffered a mien are injuries. investigators believe a heater may have started the fire. >> abc7 news was out as the sound of jackhammering filled the neighborhood. this afternoon's drilling and pounding followed a small watermain break near grandview avenue. the water departmentals us it didn't cause any major service disruption. >> some napa residents will finally get their belongings out of a storage facility tomorrow. this is more than a year after an earthquake damaged the building. abc7 news first told you how napa self-storage wanted tennants to pay to reach their belongings. the complex owners claim they need money to pay for a specialized crew to stabilize the building. private fundraising helped come up with some of the money needed to help cover the costs. a little bit of hollywood comes to silicon valley.

>> thisy converged to honor innovatorss in science. lilian kim was on the red carpet. >> it was a mix of hollywood stars and silicon valley heavyweights. they came to hangar 1 to honor the breakthrough prize winners. >> i think it is so inspiring that a generation will get to see on tv scientists devoted to real progress and getting the same red carpet treatment. >> the pride winners are scientists from all over the world including uc berkeley's own who was recognized. >> it is amazing to be here after growing up in the bay area. it is nice to be recognized. >> in addition to getting the red carpet treatment they are given a cash prize, up to $3

million. a total of $22 million paid for by russian billionaire. >> if you will ask people can they name at least one living scientist, most will have a hard time. >> the actors didn't seem to mind taking a backseat to the scientists. they were just hoping for a warm reception though. >> how do you think you will be received? >> it depends on whether they know the show or not. if they know the show, hopefully they will like it. >> this is the third consecutive year of the breakthrough prizes. this year's honorees will select next year's winners who will no doubt get the same star treatment. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> still to come, we have all been told to save water. why some say the mandatory restrictions are doing more harm than good. plus -- >> this is what the 8th of

november, the 9th of november? i can't even see out there. >> the skiers and the snowboarders rejoiced. just how much fresh snow has fallen in the sierra? >> and later this little girl is fighting for her life at a bay area hospital. the desperate plea her family

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drew tuma. when to expect the heaviest rain in our storm in six minutes with the accu-weather forecast. >> of course, we really need any rain we can get. despite the approaching storm our drought continues. the water levels at our res vairs are so -- reservoirs are so low. look at these photos in los gatos. it is less than 17% full. the call to save water

continues, but some experts say letting your plants and lawn die aren't going to solve the problem. they say the state took the easy route instead of coming up with real water saving solutions. across the bay area the lawns and the landscaping are drying out. >> it is difficult because i like my garden and i like my grass to be green, but i think this is important. >> it is one of the many signs that people are cutting back on their water use. but head south to beverly hills and it doesn't look like everybody got the message. >> the idea of your nice little green grass getting lots of water every day, that's going to be a thing of the past. >> in april, the governor ordered mandatory cuts in water usage and the bay area listened. many local water agencies report people here are meeting or exceeding the governor's call to save water. he ordered a 32% cut. beverly hills did impose restrictions, but it has only cut water use by 20%.

the central valley town of clovis missed its goal by 3%. officialses there seem more worried about saving trees than saving water. >> it is very unsightly. it will cost money to some day either replace that with other planting. we have had a great loss in trees. >> he doesn't think public and private landscaping should have suffered. >> with my concern, they were made without any knowledge of how plants grow and how plants interact with the sole and how water moves into the soil and how the soil holds water. >> instead of restricting the water use, he believes more practical watering advice could have saved plants and trees. >> we can retain our landscapes if we simply watered in a more precise or judicious manner. >> he doesn't believe any

plant experts were consulted, and the deputy director of the state department of water resources agrees. the plan was a rush job. >> it was one size fits all. it wasn't the best. there wasn't a lot of time to get on top of this. >> he questions whether the order was evenness satisfactory. he says landscaping uses just a small fraction of the state's water supply. >> so if we never watered another tree, shrub, ground cover, blade of grass, poted plant in california again, the state would say 7% of its total water use. >> to put that into perspective, the state department of water resources says 77% of the state's water is used for agricultural purposes. east bay mud still believes every drop counts. >> this is bad. this is the worst drought we have seen in a generation. >> we saw just how bad it is when they flew over the

comanche reservoir. it is a little more than a quart are full right now. it is just one of many around the state that is parched. >> we are not going to run out of water. we certainly will continue seeing restrictions. we may get tougher restrictions because we have to make sure we have enough drinking water. >> those restrictions can be more than just turning off your sprinklers. >> beverly hills and three other cities were among the first fined $61,000 each for not complying with state water restrictions. which agencies are complying and which aren't? we posted the state's list on our website. you can see for yourself. >> wet roads are to blame for a pair of crashes in the north bay today. unfortunately in santa rosa, a woman died when she lost control of her car. she hit another car before slamming into a guardrail. officers say she was wearing a seatbelt on her lap, but not her shoulder. it likely would have saved her life. a father and his 9-year-old son were in the other

vehicle. fortunately they only the minor injuries. in petaluma, investigators say a driver lost control when trying to go up and around a curve on d street. he valued into a -- he slammed into a truck carrying a family. both had serious injuries. two passengers in the truck were also taken to the hospital. and outside sacramento, steady snow was come down on the road and going up to the sierra today. thousands are trekking to the mountain resort for skiing and snowboarding. the ski area opened just three days ago to what they call the best conditions in 11 years. it is such a welcome sight. it is something tourists and locals hope to see more of. >> the 8th of november, the 9th of november and i can't even see out there. it is just coming downright now. i love it. >> our days of drought and seasons of drought, it is nice to see it. i hope it keeps coming. we need it. we need it a lot. >> that resort says it has already seen at least 10 inches of fresh snow.

more is expected overnight. >> and more rain is expected here in the morning. your view could be a mess. >> says drew. >> it is a good idea to give yourself extra time for the monday morning rush. live doppler 7hd is starting to see the storm system begin to move on shore. the wider picture, and here is the story we are tracking. do you see the counter clockwise swirl? this is the area of low pressure and it will sink to the south and move over the bay area on monday morning and bring more in the way of showers and the possibility is there for an isolated thunderstorm as well. out there ahead of the front it is chilly in the 40s and 50s across the region. we will drop into the 40s overnight. future weather picks up at 5:00 in the morning. mike nicco is likely tracking some isolated showers. a good reason to turn to the abc7 morning news. by 7:00 the showers pick up in intensity. they do see some isolated downpours moving in for the morning rush. by 10:00 watch what happens. we start to see a solid band

of steadier and heavier showers moving across the region. the midmorning hours will be wet. the showers will taper into the afternoon. so by 4:00 we will see isolated showers moving through as the system pulls away to the east. in trms of rainfall, a healthy soaking, a quarter to a half an inch of rainfall. if we do see a downpour set up over the extented period of time and we could like looy see more than half an inch there. we have a flash flood watch in affect for lake solano until 9:00 tomorrow evening. this is where we had the early summer wildfires. we have a lot of burn scars in these areas and it means flash flooding could easily happen there. we have a winter weather advisory in affect for tuesday morning. you notice the slopes of the sierras, it is tracking snow showers moving at this hour and more is on the way. in terms of snowfall it is right around lake level. four to eight inches is possible. once you get above 7,000 feet more than a foot of fresh powder is likely in the

sierra. back at home and overnight it is a chilly period. it is dropping into the 40s as the light showers move in after the midnight hour. and then for your monday with all of the cloud cover and the downpours moving through it will be a chilly day. any area is topping out in the midto upper 50s across the region. the accu-weather seven-day forecast shows we have the morning showers and the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm. if we do see a thunderstorm pop up, the chance is there that you will hear thunder and small hail possible. once the system gets out of here it is tuesday and wednesday and thursday. and we will have cool mornings and afternoon sunshine and a gradual morning trend. the heaviest of the rain is moving in at 7:00 in the morning. you will want to grab extra time and have the umbrella and the rain gear and layer. it will be a chilly monday. >> good advice. thank you, drew. so this next woman is a dental hygenist. surely she has dealt with

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will remember. a marine veteran who thought he would never walk again is now running on the 49ers' field. >> abc news was at levi stadium in santa clara as he sprinted 50 yards on to the field and delivered the gameball before kickoff? >> gray lost both of his legs in iraq after driving over an anti-tank mine. now he has two lower leg prosthesis. he hopes he can inspire others and count us inspire. >> and every person in that stadium, no doubt. >> that was the most inspiring thing of the day. maybe that's why they got the win. we had a little bit of a role reversal with our local heros. raiders lose and the niners win their third of the season. a game manager who did what he needed. your highlights and

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waste center. >> good evening and in to fight's headlines live doppler 7hd shows us rain headed for the bay area. we are tracking showers that are expected to hit during the morning commute. thunderstorms, lightning and small hail are all possibilities spreading north to south and starting at rush hour. abc7 news meteorologist will let you know when the hardest rain will hit where you live. >> firefighters are watching a tire shop destroyed by fire in case of a roof collapse. 21 people are without a place to live tonight. they showed us the thick, black smoke that could be seen around the city this morning. fortunately no one was hurt. >> and abc7 news was at moffett field when the heavyweightses came together to hahn gnar innovate -- to honor innovators in science. they started the breakthrough prize to give leaders in life

science, math and physics cash prizes and the red carpet treatment. >> new at 11:00, take a look at this sweet face. this is 1-year-old bartochi. they are at children's hospital tonight hoping a surgery will save her life. but her parents don't have anywhere to stay. they are sleeping in beds at the hospital tonight. they say they are swallowing their pride and asking for your help. >> 1-year-old paloma is still so new to the world. this little one has already endured two sucialg res. coming -- two surgeries. coming up a third one and this time at stanford to repair a valve in her heart. >> you try to stay in good spirits even though there is an underling sadness and stress because you don't know what will happen day-to-day, but try to keep the faith. >> she was born with congenital heart deflects and was lifeflighted from orange

county on friday. >> typically families like us will stay in the ronald mcdonald home. they don't have any available rooms as of now. >> so they have been pounding the pavement walking to get groceries living in the hospital. >> i took a whole year off for her health. we basically are using all of our savings we had as a family. >> the family will be out here for at least a month. >> we looked at prices of a motel 6 and it was $100 a night here. so you are looking at $3,000 plus to live in a motel 6. >> sleeping in beds at stanford's lucille packard children's hospital is difficult. they said they will do whatever it takes to give their daughter a fighting chance. they are putting away every penny they can and putting away their pride tonight. >> it is hard to come forward to people and ask for money. you have to let your ego down. any little bit you could give forward to help our family and our daughter would booy

greatly appreciated. >> this is a family who really feeds your help. here is what you can do. the family has set up a give forward page for donations. i am tweeting out the link at natasha abc7 and we are posting it on our website so you can find it. abc7news.com. >> that was a nice story. i hope she is gonna have a smoother path from here on out. opening statements in the murder and racketeering trial. they believe chow ordered the murder of a rival leader and fraternal organization based in chinatown. chow faces 150 counts including money laundering and bribing elected officials. his attorneys think he is being prosecuted for political reasons. if convicted he could receive a life sentence. >> there is a mystery in mississippi tonight. where authorities are trying to figure out exactly what caused a parking lot outside an i-hop to cave in swallowing a dozen cars. look at this. the drone flew over the

15-foot deep gash in meridian. you can see a pile of cars in an area longer than a football field. a public works spokesman says this is not a sinkhole. an underground drainpipe collapsed and nearby construction could have contributed to the cave in. it also rained all day yesterday. people who watched it happen say it sounded like an earthquake. >> everything was sudden and quick. they were slamming their forks down and running outside. >> when they were outside they were sprinting for their lives. >> can you believe no one was hurt here? the restaurant is closed for now. the city hopes to start removing the cars starting on monday. >> federal safety regulators are making a push to see if every child who rides a school bus will have a three-point seatbelt. in the past that agency argued that installing seatbelts would be too expensive and that the buses had a good safety record without them.

no timetable is set for installing the seatbelt on buses. a u.s. senator urged the university of missouri to send students a, quote, clear message that racism will not be tolerated on campus. the tough words follow a protest by black football players at the university. missouri is senator mccaskill's alma-mater. they say they will protest activities until wolf leaves office. other groups accuse wolf of mishandling issueses of -- issues of race and discrimination. and starbucks' red holiday cups have brewed up controversy. they are plain red without christmas ornaments used in the past. a former pastor is criticizing starbucks saying it removed christmas from their cups because, quote, they hate jesus. he posted a video trying to trick the baristas to writing

merry christmas on the cups. they are to encourage customers to tell holiday stories in their own way. coming up on the abc news at 11:00, the big surprise for a retired military veteran. >> and ground breaking treatment never before tested on humans is giving a little girl a second chance at life. >> i am meteorologist drew touma. a live look outside and it is showing you the embarcadero is dry, but likely a different story tomorrow morning. tracking the rain

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she is a favorite. we went to see what her father would have thought of her competing. >> if he was here he would be bringing in a bunch of animals. the studio would be a crazier place because of him. i hope he would be proud and wherever he is he is smiling. >> i like her. >> what bindi loves about the bay area will be tomorrow night on the abc news at 11:00. >> abc7 news was there as they played songs. veterans day tabes place on wednesday. the federal holiday honors all-americans who have served in the armed forces. >> jonathon alan's life changed at today's parade. abc7 news was at pier39 is a

the military warrior support foundation and they surprised him with a free house and a fully paid mortgage. they donated home. they applied three years ago going through financial mentoring. a baby girl is alive thanks to parents who never gave up and doctors who tried something new and completely different. >> this is mind blowing. >> marcy gonzalez has the story. >> the scientific breakthrough behind this little smile is inspiring doctors and cancer patients around the world. after spending most of her short life battling leukemia, they were told traditional treatments weren't working and their baby girl was going to die. >> i don't believe in giving up. that's not in me. i just carried on in my head.

when i lose i get the result i need. we pushed on and pushed on. >> they decided to try an experimental treatment never before tested on humans. injecting leyla with a donor's immune cells, genetically attacking the cancer. >> there is enormous potential. >> nearly two months later the leukemia appears to be gone. though they say it is too soon to know if she is cured or whether it will be used to help others. >> it needs to be studied to know how well does it work and are there possible side affects. >> still a dose of hope from this now healthy and happy girl and her ground breaking treatment. >> abc news, no. >> incredible. you think about all of the other people this could help. >> interested to see where that goes. >> we will go over to drew now. you need to know about your morning commute. drew says it will be a wet one. >> guys, you will need your umbrella.

live doppler 7hd is tracking the storm system. it has a bit more energy than we saw earlier this morning. future weather picks it up at 5:00 in the morning. we see some light showers picking up in intensity with the pops of yellow. a steadier line of showers begins to build by 10:00 in the morning. there is a chance they could have an embedded thunderstorm. we need to clear out our skies in the evening hours. we will track some snow falling in the sierra. carry your chains if you are headed there. it well be chilly tomorrow. only topping out in the 50s across the region. you will want to layer up. the forecast shows the showers moving through and potential thunderstorms as well. in the wake of the system it is a quiet forecast the next couple days. >> looks good.

>> a lot of interesting things going on. >> week 9 where peyton manning had a chance to put his thaim into the record books. that's coming up in sports.

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for a day anyway as he lead the team to a victory. game management was key, but they rallied around a their new quarterback. freeman at 12 yards and it had 17 rushing yards total. they had a chance to take the lead and makes a huge stop. they ran the clock out for a 17 16 victory. >> you go backwards and forwards.

they are trying to get better and still trying to get forward and be able to play like we have in past years. >> oakland down 14 in the fourth . he tied it with the fourth td pass of the game. his second of the game 35-35. it is a place where ben roethlisberger went with. 17 catches and that 57-yard reception set up the 18-yard field goal. the raiders dropped to 4-4 in a hart breaker. 38-35 the final. peyton manning had a chance to break two former records against the colts. he would be the all time leader in passing yards and win. what a better place than indy to do it? despite this td he was three yards short of the record and throwing for 281 yards and two td's. andrew luck threw for 252 and two touchdowns himself and kept manning from becoming the

all time wins leader. the broncos handed their first loss of the year, 27-24 the final. second straight week the packers face an undefeated team. 297 yard and three td's. packers got back into it. down eight and fourth and goal at the four. two minutes left and aaron rogers picked off. they are 8-0. they are 6-2 and it is the first consecutive loss since 2010. the raiders' next opponent minnesota vickings hosted by the rams. bridge water knocked cold right there. concussion on that play. not sure his status for sunday's game against the raiders. that's thanks to a 40-yard field goal. minnesota wins it 41-18 and they are tied with the packers for the nfc north lead. titans facing the saints. he is replacing the recently fired wizenhunt. he threw for four td's and was

nearly picked off. to walker for 9 second 1-yard touch -- for the 61-yard touchdown. they win their first since week one. patriots make history against washington. tom brady and company have scored a touchdown in every quarter since the first quarter of week one. 31 consecutive quarters and ties an nfl record. pats now 8-0 with a 27-10 victory. after losing last week to the raiders the jets are looking to rebound against the jags. against the raiders threw two touchdowns and decker got the first and then in the fourth fitzpatrick goes to brandon marshall. 28-23. giants and buccaneers and the bucs down eight. tampa all they can do is the most lateral play in nfl history. but it ends up a fumble

return. giants win it and they are the first in the nfc east at 5-4. after a 2-0 start the cowboys have lost every game since tony romoy went down with a broken collar bone. hoping to right the ship and he had three td passes and going high to sphag this one. the game goes to over time where bradford threw his loan td pass of the game. he will break free. 41-yard game winner and 6th straight loss for the cowboys and they are now 2-6 on the year. 33-27 the final. to the asphalt and nascar in texas. after today jeff gore ton has two more -- jeff gordon has two more races left in his career. he is retiring so texas speedway gave his kids ponies as going away presents. gym mooy -- gym mooy johnson hangs on -- gym -- jimmie johnson takes the checkered flag. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by xfinity.

and it will be interesting to see if he does start for the 49ers in two weeks. >> it is a good start. >> i am stuck on the ponies. i can see a my little pony, but an actual pony? >> remember paloma from 11:30, in the last 20 minutes you guys have raised over $2500 to help her and her family. >> a lot of heart defects and problems. >> hopefully that will help her family tonight. thank you so much, guys. stay dry out there. >> for these guys, have a good night. >> more at 4:30 tomorrow morning.

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