>> thanks so much for joining us. traxing the next storm coming in on live doppler 7 hd. >> that's right. it connells in tonight. let's check out live doppler 7 hd and we'll talk about where we are seeing showers developing. up to our north, still tracking a few showers. some of it turned into snow mixing in with rain up to the north. right now, the somehow i recalls are near greenville headed towards the bay. all roads leading up to the mountains require chains: sform warning is in effect until noon tomorrow. so additional snowfall is expected. rainfall here in the bay area. .03 in fair field to about .69 of an inch. everyone else in between that range. here's what you can expect. 7:00 tonight, scattered showers.

rain develops. shifting south at 10:00 p.m. it will be well into the south bay and parts of the east bay, the coast at midnight with a dusting of snow expected during the wee hours of the morning. showers will continue at 5:00 a.m. will they go beyond that? will this impact your holiday travels tomorrow? i'll be back with a detailed look coming right up. >> thank you. >> and here's a passenger view of the rain in morinne county. this is highway 101. >> tourists had to bunldle up a bit as they checked out fisherman's wharf. >> the high sie arra snow. >> there are near white out conditions. police are asking for plenlty of stopping distance.

>> we're joined now -- >> laura, you know about driving conditions firsthand. not easy to get out there. >> reporter: i sure do, dan. it took us four or five hours to get up here from the walnut creek area. we are at donnors sum mit. it is cold. it is windy. chain controls are in full effect here. just behind me, to my left, actually, you can see cars are moving through. but up behind us here, they're basically coming to a stop. this is typical of what we've seen throughout the day. you'll go for a few miles and then you'll stop. chains are required here on the mountain passes. and i would expected they will be for some time. for eastbound travelers headed to the high sierra the back-up began well below the snow level. and traffic was being held due to the many spinouts on the slick roadway above. >> we are sitting and sitting

and waiting and waiting and it's taking an awfully long time to get up here. >> the chain controls went up at niak. first time in a long time. >> it's been a while since i've installed the chains. i'm just going to keep at it here until i is have some major success. >> it's a little wet. it's difficult to get them on the hook on here. but we'll get there. >> those who didn't want to do it themselves hired one of the many chain installs. >> of course, the hassle is worth it to many here thanks to the prospects of spending a snowy thanksgiving at the end of a road. >> the goal is to relangs and eat and be with our friends and family and enjoy the snow.

>> this is a live look at the roadway here. they are metering them as they go through. that's what we experienced. right now, about 4,00 or 5,000 feet. we expect that will go lower this evening. >> ooze the storm continues tonight, we'd love to see pictures of where you live. share it with us and we'll shee it on air or on abc 7 news dot com. >> we want o to show you a man

who gunned down stealing the camera equipment of artist antonio ramos. carolyn tyler joins us with police head quarters. >> yeah, it was really quite shocking cheryl. in court documents, holloway add mits shooting out the victim, but says it was an accident. in the courtroom, we were not allowed to show his face, but, yes, you won't believe this blowout. >> drama in the alameda county superior courtroom as the judge began reading the charges against marquise holloway, the 21-year-old began to hyperventilate and then exploded with obscenities. [expletive]. >> holloway is accused of fatally shooting 27-year-old muralist antonio ramos who was working on a peace mural.

investigators say the murder was sparked by an argument after holloway made a move towards ramos' cameras. >> he was painting the mural and he had taken a break and was taking some pictures so he could memorial kraize it. >> oakland police say u.s. marshals and the f.b.i. tracked in stockton and arrested him friday. in addition to the murder, he's charged with several street crimes, included an attempted robbery. early in the morning, ramos was killed. in one robbery, in which a tv crew's camera was taken. inves fwa xxs say the surveillance cameras of a person of interest in the case helped lead to the arrest. today, the mayor expressed con doll e doe lensens to the ramos family. an incredible, beautiful, brave family that is enduring so much grief. >> as for holloway's family and friends, they left the court in anger, shattering a glass case

in the hallway. he's due back in court november 30th to be assigned a public defender. in oakland, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> oakland police belietook bigs today focused on gang members and their guns. oakland police showing this morning's raids. the cease fire team arrested 18 people across several northern california cities. >> it does not give us joy to announce all of these arrests today. these are people that did not heed the message, that did not hear the community call to stop the harm, the fear that violence has brought to oakland. >> we had an argument. >> police chief shawn wendt says that one of the guns found today is linked to a double murder. >> there is heightened security at bay area airports.

this is transcending to longer lines. we're joined with leigh anne with what people can expects. >> reporter: this is right about the time when sfo starts getting busy again. it was very busy this morning. so when you arrive, you may get hit with a double whammy. of course, more security. and very busy terminals. so get here early. >> some flights along the west coast were delayed because of this morning's rain. that added to the two wig challenges travelers faced. more security and a very busy holiday period. >> i'm here a little bit early, but i just don't like being stressed out. >> as we look at our holiday travel bookings, they're about 7 1/2% higher than last year at this time. it looks like people are still booking with comforts. >> pass engers are seeing more patrolling after the state

department issued a worldwide travel alert. >> a continuation of what we've been seeing already. which is a heightened individual lens, awareness. if you see something, say something. that's always good advice. >> the paris attacks and the midair explosion of a russian plane forced the state department to extend its travel alert until february 24th. >> they braught to life some concern. >> i just assume we're probably safer than we were before. people are more jij lent now. maybe that's naive, but i don't have any choice but to keep traveling. >> 1.4 million passengers will be traveling in and out of sfo during the thanksgiving holiday period. >> police have arrested four fremont men in connection with the inflatable dam that led to a loss oaf 50 million gallons of

water in this drought. police say the four trespassed into a restricted area and dlib r rattly punctured the dam. the suspecteds now face felony vandalism charges. >> and there is much more ahead this tuesday night. coming up, a family escapes a fire in the east bay. what they credit with saving their lives. >> attorneys for scott peterson file an appeal. why they say the case hinges on the couple's unborn child. and we have -- >> a sccup of coffee can go a lg way. >> and going for sweet 16. we are live as the warriors try to carve out a little bit of nba history. >> home, sweet home. steph curry's big pl

breaking news in chicago, this is a live look at what is happening. protesters marching through the streets after a white police officer was charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of a black teenager. >> city and community leaders are pleading for calm following today's release of police dash cam video showing last october's shooting. you can see what happened. the teenager is in front of the officer when it appears the officer shoots him in the back spinning him to the ground. we're freezing the video at that point. but the officer shoots the teen a total of 16 times. city officials fought for months to keep the video from being released to the public. >> more than a dozen people are out of that you are homes after an early morning fire at an apartment complex. that fire was on santa barbra road. among those displaced, a family with a four-year-old child. the family tells investigators they escaped sachly because of a smoke detector in their home. the fire appeared to have started inside a trailer. >> attorneys for convicted

killer scott peterson have filed an appeal. the lawyers say they have expert evidence that his son was alive one week before lacey disappears. that evidence suggests she was kidnapped by someone other than scott peterson. >> the federal trade commission is cracking down on some car dealers who advertise nose zero money down leases. >> michael finney is here to explain what exactly is going on. >> this is an interesting story and it's going to resonate. some car dealers made big promtss of zero down leases when, in fact, very few customers actually qualify for them. the agency filed a kplantd against two dealerships that advertised easy sign and drive leases. they hid the fact buyers needed a near perfect credit score to qualify. and they buried fees in the fine print, too.

the dealerships are located in ohio, but the law applies everywhere. dealers must display lease terms prominently in their ads. >> thanks giving day means lots of home cooking and a greater risk for home fires. partly because cooks get distracted by chatting with guests or watching football. >> if you're going to be frying something, you've got to be with that pan the whole time. keep an eye on what you fry is a guy way that we always say to keep that reminder out there. >> you should create a safety zone around the stove to keep kids and flammable items away from the heat source. >> every year, we report on these. >> that's true. >> san jose is hoping a new coffee cart run by people's transitioning out of homelessness will become a new way to battle poverty.

>> the cafe is opened for business. it is run by the downtown streets team employing homeless and near homeless baristas giving them a chance to earn a living wage. >> regardless of how you feel about their mission, they just have a great problem. but on top of that, it just so happens that three people are getting housing through this opportunity. >> the cart is called a social enterprise by the team. they hope to bring the concept elsewhere around the bay area. very innovative idea. >> anybody who thought the golden state warriors would be content after winning just one nba title, sadly mistaken. >> tonight, the team will try to be the first to win its first 16 games straight. >> we're joined outside oracle just treeming in, katie? >> reporter: the gates open in just 15 minutes. don't let heez chilly temples fool you. they are absolutely pumped to get in.

>> and you can hardly blame her. the warriors are absolutely on fire and poised to break its nba record. if they beat the la lakers tonight, they'll be 16-0, breaking the record for consecutive start of the season wins. fans started lining up at 1:00 in order to witness this history. the warriors expect the game to be sold out, once again. kobe's era is over. it's time for the new and

improved warriors. >> it seems like when they make a mistake, they pick up and get better. >> reporter: nobody stopping us this year. it's going to be an exciting season. i'm told the next bobble head will feature clay thompson and his beloved bulldog, rocco. so people will line up for that as well. here we go. go warriors. >> what an exciting night. >> warrior's superstar will face his growing collection of awards after buying a mansion in walnut creek. $3.2 million buys this view. it covers about 8,000 square feet, compare that to an nba court, 4700 square feet. his comes with a 23 bottle wine sell lar, billiards room and four fireplaces. and he has earned every single square foot of that and more. >> i'm just waiting for our invitation to the wine sell lar. >> all right.

meteorologist joining us now with the accuweather forecast. >> what a storm that blew through here today. >> right now, the air is chilled: it's a cold storm. you can feel it out here. you're going to definitely need to bundle up as you head toward the next couple of mornings. don't get rid of those umbrellas just yet. right now, as i take you down into street level, you will see some light rain do allow plenty of time to get to where you need to go. those are your cold showers that are coming later on tonight going into the wee hours of tomorrow morning. winds have definitely eased up. about 22 in hayward. earlier, we had wind gusts on the order of 38-45 miles an hour.

did you feel it? >> yeah, it was a cold wind. >> east bay hills camera showing you some clearing, but not for long. san oh sai, morgan hill, half-moon bay. and a lovely picture of the moon there. this is my view. it's a million dollar view. we do have a small craft advisory for the coastline and also for the san francisco bay due to choppy waters. you know temperatures are going to drop. liv livermore, 50 degrees. a live look showing you a few clouds there. scattered showers overnight. cold, dry pattern through the weekend with a chance of rain early next week again. here's a look at the satellite and radar. part i, the cold front came through. second part, scattered showered. here's what you need to know as that are as your hour by hour look at the forecast. 7:00 p.m. tonight, some scattered showers around. just in case you're headed out

to travel, 9:00 p.m., still some damp roadways. 1 avm, you're getting an early start to head out of town again, scattered showers will continue with sthoe over mt. hamilton in the wee hours of the morning. the good news is 6:00 a.m., we start to see the clearing tomorrow morning and then if you are traveling after that time period, it will be dry if you are getting away. in the sierra, we're expecting additional snow so far. 11 inches at the resort. snow level will be dropping to 2500 feet. could see anywhere in between of 2 inches to 13 inches. and if you're traveling down to southern california, one to tw inches is possible over the grapevine. you know if you've ever driven through that, this could be very dice sill. it may mean a very long delay. here's what you need to know once the second batch 069 showers move through. boy, is it going to get chilly. tomorrow morning, not so bad. thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, you're really looking at low to mid 30s in livermore. and in many parts of the bay

area, you're going to feel the chill. just an early heads up, bring your thought sensitive plans inside tonight. don't forget about those pets. 33 tomorrow morning, 34 santa rosa, 41 san jose, mid 40s oakland. san francisco, highs tomorrow, cool, mostly sunny in the afternoon. low to upper 50s and a kwikd look at those king tides. higher than normal tides, they will continue to next couple of morning'sings: so the same spots could see flooding again tompl. 5:00 ewe weather same day forecast, chance of some early showers tomorrow. definitely getting chilly for your thanksgiving morning and staying that way for the afternoon. chilly for black friday shoppers as well. highs will remain in the 50s. do not forget, when you get going, make sure you have your gloves, your scarves and don't forget your little ones, as

well. >> good advice. >> rebel, you can track the coming showers using the weather app for your smart phone. >> now, still ahead on abc 7 news at 5:00, what is lurking at the checkout counter three days before black friday? >> and the students who could change the way the government protects our privacy. and then at 5:30, on world news. >> dan and cheryl, breaking now, they are urging calm in chicago at this hour. an officer charged with with first degree murder. accused of continuing to shoot a teen as he lay dying. also, the new fbi alert as millions traefl. and the thanksgiving storm we're tracking right here. >> david, thanks a lot. new on abc 7 news at 6:00. a tv offer that didn't deliver. 7 on your side shows you the bay area man burned after

well, mallware has arrived just for the holidays. disz covering mallware aimed at grabbing payment information. card holder names, numbers, security codes and expiration dates all targeted. cyber security experts warn that mallware could become a major threat to retailers and shoppers. companies like target and home depot have been hit by similar data breeches in the past two years. >> the communications commission has hired stanford graduate student jonathan mayor as chief knowledgist. the 28-year-old will work primarily on consumer protection issues, especially those having to do with security. he reported google figured out how to bypass privacy settings. google wound up paying a $22 million fine to settle charges. the experts agree that hiring

mayor sends signals that they are serious about going after people who track people's identity. >> still ahead, it is the season for thanks. >> from clothes to food and from

stopping wrinkles before they appear. coming up tonight on abc news at 11, how to prevent future laugh lines. >> that's coming up at 11:00. >> hi, dan, hi, cheryl. coming up new at 6:00, president obama's moving tribute today. the giant's legend, will le mays. a personal story that sparked a bigd ovation at the white house. and we go blind the scenes at pixar for a special look that went into the up coming feature kwt the good dinosaur." >> thanks, alma. see you then! more than 2,000 low income

families enjoyed some holiday cheer in oakland today. they came to the 24th annual thanksgiving dinner at the marriott center. >> volunteers came across the east bay to serve at this event. funds for the meal were donated through the city's hunger and homeless program. >> and a turkey give away in san jose today got so big, it had to be moved to a sports stadium. >> yeah, check out the lines outside the earth quake avias stadium. more than 3,000 families lined up this year despite the cold and the rain. >> organizers say the rising rents are creating a lot more need this year. >> they're waiting because that's the desperation in our community right now. to have. food on the table and to feed their families and their children. >> more than 500 volunteers helped hand out the food boxes including staff from the san ho sai.

>> thnks so much for joining us. we'll see you again in half an we have breaking news as we come on the air tonight. they are now urging calm in chicago. the new video just released. the police chief, the mayor pleading for peace after an officer is now charged with first-degree murder, accused of continuing to shoot a black teenager as he lay dying. also breaking tonight, the new fbi alert now issued right here at home. just as millions travel for thanksgiving, fears now of a copycat terror attack. heightened security at soft targets. meantime tonight, authorities say another major plot in paris, stopped in its tracks. this stunning image. the russian fighter jet taking aim at isis, shot out of the sky by turkey. the search for the pilots. the thanksgiving storm we're tracking. wind, rain, snow. where it hits tomorrow. and the thanksgiving