>> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. here's frances dinglason, who is in this morning for lisa argen. >> good morning. >> good morning. good morning, everyone. live doppler 7hd showing the heavy rain moving through the bay area over the past couple of hours. you can see the areas of yellow and orange and it's starting to push east. we've already had about a quarter inch of rain in some areas and we will get another quarter inch in the next few

hours. so the heaviest rain right now moving just north of san jose into livermore and 580, could be a tough ride there. but it's going to change pretty quickly over the next few hours. live shot here of roof camera shows wet roads that will be heavy at times but it will start to tape he were off late morning. temperatures in the 50s right now. this afternoon we will see peeks of sunshine, fewer clouds and then the winds will really kick up and that will make it feel cooler than the upper 50s to low 60s. and i'll tell you more about the snow forecast in the sierra coming up in my next report. >> frances, thank you. france is under a state of emergency in morning and paris is reeling after friday night's terror. investigators are still looking for the origin of the attackers. here's the latest information. officials have confirmed at least 129 people are dead, more than 350 are injured, 99 of those in critical condition

after a series of six attacks across paris. officials found a syrian passport and have identified one attacker. isis has claimed responsibility. police have found a second car the gunmen used in a paris suburb. ak-47 machine guns were inside that abandoned car. to pep frances spoke out about the tragic events today, offering his deepest sympathy know saying he is close to the families of those who lost their relatives. [gunshots] >> armed forces were in a gun battle with the attackers outside the concert where dozens were killed. it's one of the six terrorist sites. abc news reportert marcy gonzalez is in paris with more about the victims and the arrests made. >> good morning. >> the fbi now sending a team to paris. you see the scenes are barricade off. authorities have identified one of the killers has a 29-year-old man who grew up just 15 miles from here.

>> a somber sunday in paris. candles that burned through the night. and investigators continue their painstaking work at the six scenes of friday night's terror attack. >> they started shooting like pop, pop, pop, pop, for ten minutes without stopping. >> survivors recounting the horror to inside the theater where they shot nearly 90 people to death during a sold out rock concert. from here, to the soccer stadium, to several bars and restaurants, more than 350 people were injured. at least 129 others killed. among them, american student. being nohemi gonzalez. shot here while studying ad

broad. >> i feel lost, sadness, and it was my only daughter. >> isis claiming responsibility for the calculated attacks prosecutors say were carried out as seven heavenly armed terrorists wearing identical suicide vests. all now dead. members of one of their families detained today here in france. police also making several arrests in belgium. trying to track down everyone with links to what the french president hollande calls an act of war. >> other popular tourist destinations are shut down as the country continues to mourn. in paris, marcy gonzalez, abc7 news. >> as marcy just mentioned, one of the victims in the paris attack was a 23-year-old american woman who was a opportunity student at california state university-long beach. nohemi gonzalez was studieding abroad. she was a senior. melissa mcbride from our sister station in los angeles to and with her family.

>> we will miss her beautiful smile and common sense. she was something else. >> sandra is trying to accept the death of her niece, the 23-year-old student. nohemi gonzalez. she was killed in a paris terror attacks. she was at a restaurant when gunmen opened fire. they said she was shot in the stomach. >> it was confirmed. we were all in disbelief, hoping it was not true and she would show up in the rubble or something, you know. not dead. >> cal state long beach officials say gonzalez was with two other students when the attack was carried out. >> one of her friends did see that she was shot by the terrorists, but was able to flee. she did see nohemi was carried away in a stretcher. >> she was spending a summer abroad in paris studying industrial design.

here in long beach she was well-known in her close-knit program. >> she's extremely lively, extremely energetic. there was no shortage of anything you couldn't ask her to do and she would be there for the department and for her classmates. >> gonzales was on track to graduate from long beach state. her aunt said she was an accomplished caring and giving person. >> she will also always being my mimi. she will be everybody's mi-mi. the twinkle in her eye that just shows you up all the time. we are going to miss her. we are really going to miss her. not going to be the same. >> on sunday afternoon students and faculty will gather for a vigil to mourn the passing of gonzalez and the other victims at the paris attacks. in long beach, i'm melissa mcbride, abc7 news. >> 5500 miles may separate us, but people in the bay area showed up last night to symbolically bridge the gap between two sister cities, paris

and san francisco. abc7 news property sergio quintana spoke with the people at the vigil and he has this story. >> people held candles and they wrote out messages. these two from daly city fondly remember one of their first trips to paris to. it's where he proposed. >> everybody loves paris, whether you have been there or not. it's just that kind of a beautiful lighted city. our sister city. >> this is an international crowd expressing global solidarity. >> a beautiful city but i think is it can happen anywhere. innocent people going to a concert or restaurant. >> many are french exchange students. they are here to feel a little closer to home. many spent the last days combing through social media to make sure friends and family are safe. >> on facebook there was like an application that people in paris had to put i'm safe, i'm safe, on my phone.

>> and one was honored at the 2015 ball. he said people in paris are shell-shocked but they cannot stay afraid. >> the french people need to stand up and sprint toward freedom. they need to gain that back again because you have to go to a soccer game, you have to go to a club when you are 20 years old. >> the former soldier and firefighters said he was in tears because of what he saw outside his hotel room window. >> i looked up and, wow. >> along with the picture of city hall lit up in his native colors, he said, thank you, san francisco, i know the u.s. is crying and you will always be there for our friends. mash taking allies. abc7 news. >> be sure to stay with abc7 news for the latest on the terror attacks in paris. get breaking news by following us on twitter on abc7 news bay area. this morning we are learning more about that tour bus driver involved in a destructive crash in san francisco. an estimated 20 people were injured in the friday collision.

sky 7hd shows several of them being put on stretchers. abc7 news reporter melody be -- melanie woodrow spoke with the bus driver's wife. >> she said her husband doing okay. she asked me not to release his name. she tells me he has a broken ribs, a scratch on his head and a fractured ankle. i asked her what happened. she said her husband said the tour bus's brakes were not working. the because was stop and go all day. he told her he was trying not to hurt passengers when he crashed into the scaffolding. we are getting a look at video that shows the terrifying moments the series of accidents dan. >> you can see the tour bus hit a bicyclist. he then hit several cars and another tour bus before crashing into scaffolding. approximately 30 people were on board.

estimates are as many as 20 were injured. seven of the most seriously hurt remain at san francisco general hospital, including the bus driver. according to hospital officials, four patients are in critical condition. two in serious condition. they have facial and head injuries, as well as fractures and injuries to internal organs. >> it had to have been terrifying. >> brian is an attorney who won a verdict against another tour bus franchise friday after his client was injured on an upper deck. >> as our verdict was being announced, we were getting news stories about this story happening up here. >> the investigators will look at everything, from the driver having a medical issue to being under the influence or some kind of bus malfunction. he believes tour buses should be lower. >> putting people 13, 14 people in the air, completely exposed is just not safe. >> abc7 news left several messages for the owner with employees at the columbus avenue location.

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>> welcome back, everyone. 6:14 on this sunday morning. thank you for joining us. this is a live look from our sfo camera. they are saying no delays at this hour, though frances dinglasan is a bit on the the skeptical side about that because it is wet outside and also windy. she will be along shortly with the full accuweather forecast. [chanting.] >> this is one of the wildest city council meeting in recent memory. earlier this month in almeda, things actually turned physical and bloody over rising rents. the city council ended under voting for a rent cap and an eviction moratorium. that should have been a victory for renters, but now that the actual violence is over, some that say a landlord just found a new way to punch them in a gut. abc7 news anchor reggie has the details. >> the almeda public works director broke a hip. the man he scuffled with ended

up in cuffs with a bloody face. the result of this landlord versus renters meeting. a moratorium on certain rent increases and no-cause evictions. so what is this about? >> we have to stop the evictions. >> the eviction notice said he and his family have to leave in january just after the city's 65-day moratorium ends. >> it's really hard to look for a place now. i mean, double people or double rent. >> it's the same eviction notice for everyone at bay view apartments. the new landlord said he needs to renovate. >> we say rescind the evictions. they should be allowed to stay in place while the necessary repairs are done. >> this is exactly the story some council members were trying to avoid this month when they voted ford a moratorium. >> it is not moral. i think it is not just. and i think it's abhorrent they

took these steps to evict these residents less than a week after we passed the moratorium on no-fault evictions. >> aces residents look into their legal options, some say they will ignore the eviction notices. abc7 news. >> we called and e-mailed the landlord of bayview apartments and have not heard back. a number of northern california ski and snowboarding resorts are doing something they haven't done in years. they are opening early. all of them are hopeful that this year's impending el nino will bring a banner year on the slopes. squaw valley alpine meadow are among those opening the season yesterday, one week early, thanks to 42 inches of snowfall. this is video provided by squaw. olympic gold medalist and bay area native told abc7 news he's excited about the prospect about lots and lots of no.

-- of snow. >> the godzilla of el ninos is coming in. it's already producing. and we have cold temperatures that has allowed us to have a good base. >> the godzilla of el nino, he says. kirkwood, heavenly and northstar also opened yesterday. we have a full list of tahoe ski resorts and their openings on our website, abc7news.com. >> it's time to protect property from heavy rain and flooding, and free sandbags always comes in handy. abc78 news was in san francisco yesterday as one of five sandbag distribution spots. city residents can pick up as many as ten free bags. there will be another sandbag saturday next week. so do you agree with johnny about the godzilla of el ninos? >> yes, it certainly can be. it's definitely on track to be one of the top three he will nine no, sir and we've been keeping track of it since about 1950. we are looking pretty good, carolyn.

and usually we get higher-than-average rainfall in november during a very strong el nino year, which is what we are starting to see. so hopefully that's a good sign of things to come. live doppler 7hd showing you the last few hours, some heavy rainfall moving through the bay right now. but as you notice, it's quickly exiting our system, as well. so it's moved through the bay, it's heading in toward the east bay right now as we zoom in. some heavier rainfall with orange and yellow there along 580 into livermore. then we head south toward monterey bay where we are picking up some heavier rain, as well. and also, the thing you need to look out for today is the very gusty winds. that will continue until 10:00 tonight. we are talking about gusts up to 50 miles per hour along the coast and around the bay shoreline. and, of course, this makes it very dangerous because it creates a huge potential for

downed trees and powerlines. so be extra careful if you are driving across any of the bridges dodd and near the coast. also, to and from sierra, it's going to be a tough drive with the winter storm warning in effect until 10:00, as well. we could see up to a foot of snow in the higher elevationings and even a foot and a half at the very highest peaks. expect travel delays today. definitely bring your chains, bring a lot of patience. if you can hold off, the drive tomorrow might be a little easier. a live shot from the exploratorium camera. the low clouds bringing us rain. most temperatures in the low 50s right now. san francisco 53. oakland 54. mountain view 52. san jose 53. morgan hill has been on the cool side this morning at 48 degrees. and live shot over sfo. again, we are tracking the delays. they haven't reported any but we will definitely see some very gusty conditions at sfo. it's going to be a rough ride for people on any flights today. brief, heavy rain for the next

couple hours tapering off to showers by late morning. it will be a very windy and cool day. then warmer days are headed midweek where we will be closer to average. forecast animation shows that even if the next hour we will see most of the heavy rain move already east heading toward sacramento, stockton and east of san jose and the hills. we will see a few spotty showers mainly in the south bay. by lunchtime we see some clouds, as well. then the winds pick up and we see more by the average. rainfall amounts, half-inch for most everybody. this is all happening in the next few hours. so .46-inch in san francisco. wind gusts, ag just want to show you how windy it will be this afternoon. and our animation shows that we can possibly get close to 50 miles per hour along the coast. notice how the winds will be coming from the northwest. that will make the drive especially difficult across the

bridges. so be extra careful, especially if you you have a minivan, something tall. highs today will be on the cool side. they will being only in the upper 50s to low 60s and it will feel colder than that because of the brisk and blustery conditions. and then with the clearer sky but cool air, overnight lows will be in the mid-30s in? of the valleys and 40s around the bay. so it is going to feel really cold tomorrow morning when you head to work. so again, rain early right now. tapering off to showers. very blustery this afternoon. then warmer midweek but we will have some very cool mornings to deal with. >> very thorough. thank you, frances. up next, one man's persistence seems to be paying off. the unusual way he got an nfl team's attention.

>> a gun or pepper spray? which woo you rather have come between you and a school shooter? >> it's one of the reasons i resigned is that the college really never took a serious look at it. >> so will this bay area community college now reconsider their no-guns policy after an incident on campus? reporter vic lee has the answer. it's a story you will see only on abc7 news tonight at 11:00. >> with a losing record, the

nfl's cleveland browns may need all the help they can get. for three straight days this week, monty food outside the browns' headquarters carrying a sign around his neck saying, starving for my first shot. why not had? he even played for the polish american football league. >> i feel confidence in myself i feel i know i can make this team and maybe change things around. >> catch all the all the browns general manager invited him to a private meeting and asked to see his game footage. we will see if that meeting leads to a spot on practice squad or maybe something more. with more an head on the abc7 sunday morning had news, the terror attack takes center stage at the democratic presidential debate a look at the responses from candidates. and bay area residents return

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>> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. we have some rain. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good morning. quite impressive rainfall right now. you can see live doppler 7hd, you see the areas of red and orange is where we see the heaviest rain and we are seeing it move through the bay area heading east over the last past couple hours. had some heavy rain up toward santa rosa and even fog reported there. and also in hayward i want to zoom in and show you heavy rain, pockets of it right now near south san francisco along 101, through san mateo, heading across the bridge a live shot from the roof camera shows you windy conditions, as well. you see the trees blowing and the flags flo blowing. we have heavy rains at time in the next few hours. and cool numbers as well in the 50s. by this afternoon winds will really pick up. it will be very blustery and uncomfortable. notice mao temperatures don't change much. upper 50s to 60. the winds will continue into the

evening and we have a very cold morning ahead. how much rainfall can you expect today in the next few hours? and also i'll talk about the sierra snow coming up. carolyn. >> thank you, frances. let's get back to the top story, the terror in paris. a federal prosecutor spokesman confirms to abc7 news one of the dead attackers was from the brussels suburb will raids took place yesterday. a second was from the broader brussels area. we know at least 129 people are dead. more than 350 people are injured. 99 of them in critical condition. french president francois hollande vows a merciless war on isis. the extremist group claimed responsibility for the six separate attacks friday, involving three teams. terrorists. police have arrested the families of one of the two side bombers and made three more arrests in belgium. we were just talking about that. belgium officials have also

detaped seven people linked to the attacks. the fbi is sending a team now to paris to help with the investigation. cal state long beach will hold a vigil this afternoon for nohemi gonzalez. she's the 23-year-old who died in the attack on a restaurant. she was studying abroad in paris. news of the attacks spread quickly on social media. people in the bay area have been anxiously trying to reach loved ones in paris. the first flight out from pair toys san francisco landed yesterday afternoon. a about. c7 news reporter katie was there. >> chaos on the streets of paris as people tried to make it to safety. >> there were no many conflicting reports in those early hours that we really just all kind of huddled inside and waited to find out what was really happening. >> san francisco resident karl jagr is one of more than 5,000 international visitors in the

city for an air bnb conference. >> i will went straight to facebook. even before the safety check i posted i was home here and safe at the house. >> others were in the bay area before they had a chance to check in. >> she texted me last night and she was happy to hear i was okay. >> brian caught an early flight home to san francisco. >> the line for passport control was almost two hours long. normally they don't even man it and you just walk through. this was definitely change. >> there's a change on the streets of paris. >> there is both a nervousness and at the same time a stronger friendliness. >> jagr had snapped photos. of people bicycling, dining out, normal activities. >> well, we have to live under these circumstances bus otherwise that's exactly what they want. >> he goes to work to but he would rather be at home in france proving a point. >> life has to carry on. i will think that's the best way of thinking of things, ting to live by our values. >> values that involve feelings of love, not terror. >> reach across the globe, say hello to someone you know,

connected to this horrible this horrible tragedy or not and make the world a smaller, more connected place. >> in san francisco, paris' sister city. katie, abc7 news. >> #prayforparis is still trending. to more than 8 million have tweeted it in support of the french. we posted this badge at facebook.com/abc7news. you can share it to express your support. president obama is in turkey for the g-20 summit in an abc news exclusive. the commander in chief talks about the threat from isis following those attacks in paris. he discusses the presidential campaign and the recent university of missouri protests. you can catch "this week" with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc7. a day after the deadly attacks in paris, the democratic presidential debate shifted focus from the economy to that international crisis.

abc news reporter stephanie has the latest from des moines, iowa. >> before the democratic presidential candidates were introduced, a moment of silence in response to the attacks in paris. cbs news, the host of the second presidential debate at drake university in iowa, quickly reworked its debate plan after the paris attack to focus more on issues of terrorism, senate -- national the security, and foreign relations. hillary clinton agreed with president obama on the fight against isis. >> but it cannot be an american fight. >> martin o'malley jumped in. >> it actually is america's fight. >> clinton taking fire from all directions. going to war over wall street. >> i have never heard a candidate, never, who has received huge amounts of money from oil, from coal, from wall street. not one candidate. these campaign contributions will not influence me. >> his answer to impugn my integrity.

>> like the first debate, bernie sanders on clinton's e-mail. >> i'm still sick and tired. >> and what could be taken as a subtle jab at president obama, clinton saying this. >> you have to look at isis as the leading threat of an international terror network. it cannot be contained. it must be defeated. >> all three candidates declining to use the term radical islam, a description used by many of the republican rivals. after the first democratic debate two candidates dropped out of the race. this second debate is make it or break it for bernie sanders and especially martin o'malley, as clinton continues to lead in the polls. the next democratic face-off is scheduled for december 19th in new hampshire. the republicans will go at it just a few days before in las vegas. abc news, des moines, iowa. >> still ahead on the news, that's no moon, that's the

the transformation a bay area star wars fan made to their home. that's coming up. >> and a blustery day ahead. rain sometimes heavy, but what about the rest of the week? frances dinglason along shortly with the full accuweather with the full accuweather forecast. [majestic music] [majestic music] odysseo by cavalia opens november 19th under the white big top at at&t park. tickets available at cavalia.net. you see this look on my face? sfx: growling that's not anger, that's hunger. so i'm gonna have a snack to make me feel better and once i do you will see a look of satisfaction and contentment blossom across my face.

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of the joe dimaggio playground. named after one. bay area's most iconic figure who grew up in north beast. they have they have tennis courts, more seating and an expanded picnic area thanks to the clean and and neighborhood parks bond pass bid voters back in 2012. the park received $6.3 million for the renovation. frances here now talking about a wet weather system. >> yeah. it's a good thing the park opened yesterday because today is wet and mistral and it's really windy. the winds are going to start picking up, especially this afternoon. a live shot from mt. tam shows the low clouds bringing us some heavy rain right now through the bay area. i'll let you know rain totals and i'll talk about the sierra snow. >> thank you. also ahead, andre iguodala's clutch three-pointer sent them to overtime. could they extend their best ten-game winning streak in my shum

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>> welcome back. 6:43 on this sunday morning. thank you for waking up early to join us for the bc7 sunday morning news. this is a live look from our roof cam. you see the flags blowing there in a brisk wind, as we look at the ferry building and the bay bridge. rain falling today. how long will it last? and how heavy? frances dinglasan along shortly with the full accuweather

forecast. let's check out sports. the seventh-ranked cardinals had a chance to clinch the pac-12 north with a win over oregon. here's shu. he's got the highlights in this morning's sports. >> stanford had a chance to take a step closer to reaching the final four in college football last night, hosting oregon. but two turnovers by kevin hogan began may have ended their shot at a national title. christian is still a heisman contender. stanford trailed by 8 at the half. stanford dominating timeful possession. they had the ball for 42 minutes. oregon made their drives count. vernon adams jr. to griffin. he's gone. 49 yards. ducks up 45-23. kevin hogan began threw for

304 yards and 2 tds. three yards earlier in the fourth the lead cut to five. plenty of chances to take the lead but hogan fumbled the snap twice. 14 seconds left. down 8. hogan to his tight end. four yards. san francisco needed a two-point conversion but oregon saved it. play of the season for last. joe walker. and stanford's playoff chances are all but done. 38-36 the final. stanford falls to 8-2. >> you can't give up big plays. you can't turn the ball over and you can't miss opportunities. that's what happened to us. typical stanford guys, we showed great heart. >> football. cal hoping to end their losing streak, hosting oregon state. late first quarter. to lawler. great catch back of the end zone. another work. and the bears take an early 7-0 lead. late second quarter. the screen pass to trevor watson. going to get one block. and he's got an escort. more blockers. 45-yard score. 25-10, bears at the half. 30-10, bears in the third. and a great move. 13-yard touchdown. 37-10. less than two minutes later,

goff the screen pass again to harris. gets more blockers. i love this play, makes more moves. 29 yards. cal up 44-18. finally goff. freshman from morris. 54-24, bears. go if. f finishes with 363 yards passing, the bears are bowl eligible for the first time. the big game next week set for set:30 at stanford. and a lot going on with the dubs. steph curry trying to pass his dadded dell on the all-time three-point list. and bad back. nets on fire early. shot 68 early from the field in the first. former warrior, jared jack. he had 28. and broken up 17 in the second quarter. steph ties dad dell's mark with 125 career streak. doves down two. harrison barnes. to the rack. he had 13.

nets up three. still third quarter, steph will surpass dad's mark with this three-ball. dell told him to shoot all the two pointers are he needed. 34 points in the game. nine seconds left. warriors down three. andre iguodala. needs it, got it. lobs to andrew. he finishes it. the two of his thirteen. stephen steph ices it. they are now 11-0. 107-99 victory. stars and sabres. in buffalo. third period tied at 1. tommy wingels, a big, clean hit and wiped him out. sharks to overtime. just the second time this year. 3 on 3. the shot hits the post. patrick marleau for the game winner. sharks win their second state. -1, the final. the first win in buffalo since 2005. >> raiders host minnesota today. we will have the highlights at 5:00 on abc7. have a great day. >> lots of sports, lots of

weather today. frances is here for lisa. >> it's been very exciting the last couple of hours. seeing some heavy rain move through. live doppler 7hd showing some of the heavy rain with orange and yellow, as it is sweeping east right now. but just in the last couple of hours, to give you an idea, we had .4-inch in santa rosa. over .2 in san francisco. and we hopefully will get up to half-inch for many areas around the bay area in the next couple of hours. that should be our total. here's a look at it right now as we freeze it. so you see some of the heavier rain moving east, already south of stockton, east of gilroy. but as we zoom into the bay area you will find heavier rainfall right now towards oakland and across highway 92. the san mateo bridge and also hayward where we had fog as well this morning. ears a live shot of the san mateo bridge where we are finding some of the heavier rain falling right now. you want to be extra careful

across the bridges today. it will be very windy and, of course, look out for ponding on the roadway. temperatures are mainly in the low 50s. santa rosa at 52. napa 53. novato 54. fairfield, concord and livermore also at 52 to 353 degrees. and this live shot of mt. tam makes you want to stay home this morning. you see the winds blowing and it is cloudy and cold out there. more low 50s through san francisco. oakland, mountain view and san jose, morgan hill cool at 4. and half moon bay 52. from the exploratorium camera you see some drops on the camera as we look out towards the bay. we will get more rain the next couple of hours. here's what you need to know. it's actually going to be brief, the heavy rain, just for the next couple hours. it will taper into showers late morning. hold on to your hats, a very windy day and it will feel much colder. warmer days, closer to normal by

midweek. in the next hour we will see a lot of the heavy rain already push east. we could still see spotty showers more toward san jose and south and monterey bay this afternoon. we will see peaks. sunshine, but the winds will be very gusty, and that's what's going to make it feel a lot colder. so rainfall amounts in total by 9:00 this afternoon, we are still expect to go hit about half an inch in most areas. a little bit more in novato. and just under that in san francisco and in san jose. so next couple of hours we will be keeping an eye on the rain for you. wind gusts, check out the forecast animation. 30 miles per hour right now along the coast during the morning but notice by this afternoon closer to 50 miles per hour, the winds will be coming from the northwest, making it a difficult ride across many bay area bridges. richmond, san rafael down to the dumbarton bridge. and the wind advisory is in effect until 10:00 tonight mainly along the coast and around the bay shoreline with

gusts up to 50 miles per hour. this creates a huge potential for downed trees and down pair lines. so be extra careful driving the area. winter storm warning also in effect until 10:00. up to a foot of snow in the higher elevations, even a foot and a half. travel delays likely, chain controls expected on highway 50 and i80. and temperatures today on the cool side mainly upper 50s, low 60s burks it will feel colder than that because of the blustery wind conditions. chilly overnight with some valley temperatures dropping into the mid-30s. so here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. look for the heavy rain to end soon. showers continue in the morning, but then a very blustery and windy day. not fun to be outside. everything changes tomorrow. we will see blue skies, warmer temperatures midweek but cool mornings, thank you, frances. it belongs in a galaxy far, far away, but instead you will find it in the sky over an east

bay neighborhood. you jonathan bloom traveled to lafayette where one family is awfully excited for the upcoming "star wars" premiere. >> something seems out of place, looming. high above the rooftops. >> i was totally surprise when had i saw it. >> follows you around. you see it from all directions. >> i have no idea what it's for. >> are you scared of it at all? >> i'm a little scared. what do you think? are you scared? that floating monstrosity is the work of star wars villain darth vader. overriding planets at the push

of a button. the infamous death star. >> thousand did this get there? >> we build it. >> this four years old is a whiz with stormtroopers but this is a bigger project. works in construction. >> three of my four children wanted to be "star wars" characters for halloween and the movie is coming out in december and i said this is the year. >> he made this youtube video as the pipes, paint and parachutes slowly took over the driveway. >> i didn't tell people readily what it was going to be or what it was. the kids knew. the rest of the neighborhood didn't know. >> when it was done a crane lifted it on to the roof in time for halloween. >> hardly anything taller than one story. you might guess neighbors would have a strong reaction to this, and, oh, they did. but not in a way you think. >> what do you think of the death star? >> i think it's awesome. >> i love it, my family loves it. we have a fun time at nice walking by it. >> the death star looks amazing at night. >> in fact, some neighbors helped build it. >> they started pitching in and helping and it was a lot of fun. >> he's excited that it will stay up until the star wars premiere in december. >> who is your favorite character? >> darth vader. and if they ever meet, elk ready. >> what do you think of the light saber? >> he's pretty stout with that thing a regular jedi, i'll tell you. jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> up next, a wild goose chase.

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-- preparedness. participants hunt for clues while learning about important information of what to do in case of an emergency. funds go to project promotion. an organization that forecasters healthy development and self-awareness in young children. >> lets the get a final check of the accuweather final forecast. >> heavy rain moving through the bay area, moving toward the east bay at this moment. heavy towards union city and pleasanton. we have windy conditions, as well. it will be blustery and cold this afternoon. you will need the umbrellas in the morning. you will need the jacket in the afternoon. then more normal for the work week. >> all right. very enthusiastic there, frances. that's going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with frances dinglasan, in for lisa argen this morning. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. "good morning america" is up next. have a great sunday, everyone!

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