peak during the morning commute. >> be warned. >> let's begin >> things looking relatively calm right now but won't stay that very very long. let's talk about the storm impact, one to five, one being the lightest and five being the most severe gives you an idea of intensity of each storm and helps you prepare for the impact of each storm. the next storm ranks number three, it will be a strong storm producing its heaviest rainfall in the morning hours, flooding employee lying areas a possibility and mudslides are possible as the ground is already saturated. we have a flash flood watch for all of the bay area except san francisco and some other locations right around the bay. heavy rain tomorrow morning. could produce mudslides and

small creek flooding and also have a coastal flood advisory from 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. because of the already salt rated ground and ocean swell and runoff, flooding of low-lying areas near the shore is a possibility. we have a high surf advisory until 6:00 tomorrow evening. wave heights have been growing, westerly ocean swell, 15 to 18 feet, large breakers and unpredibl act wave action, all of those are possible. the focus is on the incoming storm. more on that later. >> spencer, thank you. >> crews used a chain saw to chop up a giant tree limb that came down on two cars in belvedere. arborists say because of the drought the trees suck up as much water as they can but the branches get too heavy for the trunk to support.

let's go live to petaloma to see what else is risk. >> reporter: we're reaching an interesting balance point. everyone wants the drought to end. water runs off the soil into the reservoirs but there's a risk. if it gets too saturated and we get too much rain, we get floods and mudslides. >> in mare rinne and sonoma, we have seen worse. but today's rain produced more than a few pockets of problems. one tree falling on one power line caused hundreds of people to lose electricity for hours beginning at 5:00 a.m. >> it's always inconvenient when the power is out. >> reporter: what are you doing? >> we have a generator. >> reporter: one of the few. >> one of the few, yeah. >> reporter: if you live along rivers or streams, take notice when the reassurance gurgle becomes a roar. more rain is in the forecast.

the chief engineer, in this control room they look at runoff into water ways. >> how is that rain going to come? is it going to have one of these big atmospheric rivers where we get more moderate rain storms with breaks in between. >> this would be a focal point, retailing wall holding up a retagged house. it began collapsing last weekend and continues to move on narrow terrace. worried not only how it might block access to 300 homes but a worst scenario. >> if it comes through here, there's a house below us it could go down on. >> this could knock off a whole neighborhood. >> it could take some houses out, yes. >> all about the what ifs in an el nino, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. the rain is especially dangerous where the butte fire

charred acres. mudslides are a risk and fire survivors say it's one more obstacle thrown their way. >> that snow and ice and mud and we've gotten stuck a few times in our own driveway. you know what i mean. >> so far the hills remained in place but it's still early in the rainy season. in southern california crews are keeping their eyes on a 1200 acre area that burned on christmas night. it remained stable despite heavy rain. they did have a muddy problem on 101. the median became clogged with mud and muck and workers spends the day digging it out. >> abc 7 news was in marin county as drivers were dealing with flooded roads there and at high tide the ride outside mill

valley flooded again here. this man's car stalled in floodwater on baskin avenue. they both responded to help get him out of the water safely while public works crews cleared the drains. >> one san jose community is worried they are particularly vulnerable, people were promised a new pump station year ago but it won't be ready until 2018. their proximity makes them prone to flooding. chris? >> reporter: good evening, it was vulnerable because it sits below the san francisco bay. we spoke about the plan in place and whether enough is being done. known as the lowest point in the bay area, some parts sit 13 feet below sea level. >> a lot has been done, a lot more needs to be done. >> reporter: tony santos lived

here his entire life and worried whether officials are prepared to keep people safe. in 1983 a devastating el nino storm left them under 8 feet of water. he remembers it as if it were yesterday. >> watching people's personal belongings floating down the street and cars floating down the street. something like you see on the news, you never think it will hit home until you live out here and it hit home. >> the city is working to fast track a pump station to replace the gold street station built in the '70s, funding is available but permits need to be approved at the state level. it's looking like the project won't be completed until 2018. >> i'm committed to doing everything we can to put people in place and put resources in place and try to protect the residents and we're prepared for the worst. >> three portable water pumps and will add more if needed.

crews have been told to check the storm drains and additional equipment will be put to use. >> we're at the bottom of the funnel, no matter what what happens upstream comes downstream. we always catch the brunt of the misery. >> residents hoping to avoid a repeat of the events of 1983. abc 7 news. >> to track the weather on the go, download abc 7 news and our app and it will push alerts for notifications and severe weather alerts. a brazen daytime shooting in downtown oakland leaves an innocent bystander wounded. >> you can see a man caught on surveillance video pull his gun and open fire. one bullet hit a woman pushing a baby stroller. >> this happened as city council is considering a new law preventing more guns on the street.

laura? >> reporter: it played out on a busy oakland street, broadway in the middle of the morning. a discussion turns violent as the man in the tan hoody pulls out a gun and shoots three times. one shot hit a female bystander a half block away. >> heard the shot, a young lady was standing right there with the baby in the stroller. >> reporter: she had just gotten off the bus when a woman was shot right on the sidewalk in front of her. she helped that woman inside a fast food restaurant. >> they gave me a bunch of cold cloths to apply pressure. i guess it hit a artery because it was bleeding to bad to be grazed. i applied something around her arm really tight to stop it and felt the bullet myself and held it down until the fire department and ambulance got here. >> an oakland business owner says it shows the suspect inside his store moments before the shooting. unfortunately during the

shooting an innocent bystander was struck by one of the rounds. meeldly rushed to the local hospital where she's listed in stable condition. >> the shooting happened across the street from oakland city hall where they consider a proposal to consider locks or boxes for guns in cars and homes. >> it is just another in a long string of tragicry minders that we have to do better on gun violence. >> we need to make sure laws is stricter because innocent bystanders are getting killed, hit. >> police recovered a handgun but still looking for this man who fired on a busy walk in the middle of the day. >> president obama made a major announcement, taking executive action to address gun violence. >> every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. >> the president wiped away tears when talking about victims of sandy hook. at 6:30, you'll hear how local

gun shops and gun violence victims reacted. technology funded by a by area company could improve gun safety nationwide nks and next, treatment versus punishment, the controversy that some want to see built in san francisco. the details on the investigation into how this

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the nfl from working on a youth soccer field. >> that means work can continue until the parties return to court which is on monday. >> the field is right next to leaf vi stadium and the nfrl nfl is using it for security for the football. >> what makes this so important? >> live in santa clara with an explanation for us. david? >> reporter: well, just as some baseball fields and football stadiums are considered better than others, so it is with soccer fields. at least according to some parents concerned about the safety of their kids. that's why they've been fighting over this soccer field. rows and rows of plastic covering are being laid on the kentucky blue grass soccer field next to levi stadium. that will support facilities for the media and security personnel and production staff for super bowl 50. but this is their field. >> all of that water is probably pooling underneath those plastic

boards and the cause of that is going to be either generation of bacteria that will kill the grass or the grass will drown because it's underneath boards. >> reporter: the league's attorney has gone to court twice. soccer dad and architect roberto mendoza says there's no field like this for safety. his daughter is a high level college soccer prospect. >> we played all types of different fields and fields in such disrepair and cratered. there's a lot of injuries that come because of poorly maintained fields. >> that's why he and other parents are concerned about replacement fields. santa clara had been invited to host the state cup tournament starting this weekend. >> you have kids worked so hard to get to a point to play in this competition and now it's in jeopardy. i mean, i hope they don't have to forfeit their game. >> we have some discussions

ongoing. >> santa clara city attorney says efforts to find replacement fields are still underway is so is the work on the super bowl facilities. in santa clara, abc 7 news. some powerful voices in san francisco are urging us to toss out the crime and punishment approach in favor of crime and treatment. today political leaders unveiled specific plans for behavioral health center aimed at reducing crime. kristin? >> a san francisco district attorney unveiled the proposal with this tweet, look at almost any corner in san francisco, we have a mental health crisis and they deserve relief. followed up with a news conference together with supervisors, along with professors from stanford and us santa cruz, proposing they build a state of the art mental health center after supervisors voted down a proposal to build a new jail next to the hall of justice to replace part of the current

jail even though the state granted the city $80 million to build it. the proposed behavior all health center would screen those accused of a crime for mental health issues, offer behavior modification programs and provide housing for inmates and patients who need more care and ultimately keep people from going back into the criminal justice system. >> we believe that when there is a problem of mental health, putting the person in jail is not only not going to address that problem, it will actually make things worse. >> the supervisors and da says this behavioral treatment model worked well for miami. statistics show 80% of police calls in the city involve mental health issues. they say that's why the need is dire. there's a vote next tuesday on putting together a working group to identify potential sites and funding and concern. dan? >> thanks very much. despite the recent rain california has a long way to go to get out of the drought and

we're not saving enough water either. water officials released november's use number showing california once again missed the 25% conservation mandate set by the governor. from june to november through the cumulative statewide reduction, however was 26%. all of this snow will certainly help the water supply. you can see it coming down hard today from the tahoe camera. look at that. this feels like an epic snow year, it is pretty much on track. the central sierra, which includes tahoe is at 107% of average but we will take all of the snow we can get. >> all good news, we may have a long way to go in terms of drought but at least we have a positive trend. >> and more of that rain coming our way. >> that's true, more rain coming our way and more snow coming to the sierra. we had a pretty good drenching of rain earlier today. not much is happening at the moment. the next storm is closing in on

us. here's a live view from the southeast camera looking on the bay bridge and this is forecast features, the next storm arriving tomorrow morning, rainy and windy for the morning commute. real will messy. it's probably going to be quite -- give yourself a lot of time. we'll see a possibility of areas of flooding. now our next storm ranks three on our storm impact scale. it will be a strong storm and heaviest rain in the morning hours but more rain to follow later in the day, flooding of low lying areas is a possibility as well mudslides be possible along with the storm. starting the forecast at 10:00 tonight, we'll see spots of shower activity, lingering from today's storm but then 3:00 tomorrow morning or earlier, we'll see widespread rain having developed with the next storm. it will be moderate to heavy for much of the bay area, even at that hour and 5:00 tomorrow morning, 4:00, as the morning commute begins, we'll see still widespread areas of rain,

moderate to heavy in some spots and light in others. the main body of the storm will be pushing eastward and away from the bay area by 5:00 tomorrow morning but still a mess for morning commuters because we have wave after wave of rain following the main body of the storm and that will continue until midday before we see the rain breaking up into pockets of rain and scattered showers and late tomorrow night, quite a bit of wet weather left and 10:00, we're forecasting the rainfall totals will be reaching around a quarter inch in fair field and napa and over an inch in novato the bay area. storm impact scale, number one on thursday, a weaker storm, but any rainfall on top of already saturated ground in the heavy rain from the first two storms this week could produce a

possibility of flooding. overnight lows under stormy conditions early tomorrow morning when temperatures tend to reach the lowest point, we'll see lows generally in the mid to upper 40s, rainy and windy conditions and tomorrow afternoon, rain will be scattered about the bay area. there may be breaks. brighter break as we head this afternoon, highs tomorrow in the low to mid-50s. a number three ranked storm tomorrow. strong storm followed by a light storm on thursday ranking number one. slight chance of rain on friday. chance of rain again on saturday, sunny break on sunday. we can use it by then, another chance of rain again on monday. the pattern continues to be mostly wet. >> good pattern. >> we like it. >> as the next storm moves in, watch the abc 7 news tomorrow starting at 4:30. we'll have the very latest on the soggy morning commute. >> tune in by state right here,

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they say the whereabouts have been accounted for excepts for the 18 minute window. two people accused of killing a tech enprenewer made their first court appearance. she said they were breaking into cars last tuesday morning, that's when neil was shot in his car. the judge set their preliminary hearing for january 20th. gand letter went to vegas to set up a social media platform for the consumer electronics show now under way. jurors are now deciding the fate of the san francisco man accused of ordering the killing of a chinatown leader and conspireing to kill a rival. the defense maintains he's innocent and jury received the case this afternoon. we'll stay on top of all of the deliberations. >> a major announcement from president obama, revealed a series of executive orders to stop gun violence. it's a topic that hits close

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that's why we're here today. not to debate the last mass shooting but to do something to try to prevent the next one. >> series of executive actions was announced by president obama today with one goal, to reduce gun violence. >> at one point during his speech the president shed tears when talking about the children who died in the shooting at sandy hook elementary school. >> he announced several steps

he's taking with executive orders which include expanded background checks for gun buyers and sellers and more fbi and atf agents to conduct checks. >> any action that requires funding must get approval of congress. some republicans were quick to counter the president's plan. >> president obama is once again going to use his power. >> on my first day behind that desk, those orders are gone. >> the national rifle association says none of the president's actions would have prevented any of the recent mass shootings. >> as you would expect a lot of local reaction to the president's speech today. >> there's a great divide on the topic of guns. here's two very different views. >> reporter: just like the president shawn richard wept when he saw mr. obama's nationwide address on guns. >> i started crying, tears rolled down my money. >> reporter: his brother, tracy, 20 years old, shot in 1995 and a

19-year-old also murdered four years later. both victims of gun violence. after that, richard created brothers against guns to try to curb street violence. he supports what the president is trying to do. >> like he said, you know, we're not trying to take away your guns but making it harder for folks to get access to the guns. >> michael kraus also saw mr. obama's speech, an ex-cop, licensed gun dealer for 45 years who owns this antique weapons show in san mateo, he says california has one of the strictest in the nation, among those prohibited from buying guns felons and those who suffer from mental illness. crouse says the system doesn't always work. >> the shrinks and psychiatric community don't do their due diligence to let the proper authorities know that these people are imbalanced to the point of doing what they do.

>> crouse believes the president won't be able to achieve what he set out to do. >> if it saves one life, it's worth it. i get that and believe it. but in california this is almost meaningless. one of the guests at the white house today for the president's speech was the head of a bay area foundation that funds gun safety technology. >> abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom continues our team coverage with more on the innovations the president is asking for and how they could help. >> thank you. >> reporter: among those cheering was margo hirsh. >> i was very excited. we had not anticipated this announcement. >> ahead of smart tech challenges, knew he would discuss -- >> if we can set it up so you can't unlock your phone without the right fingerprint, why can't we do the same with guns.

>> the fingerprint scanner is located around the natural grip line. once athenty indicated it unlocks. >> the head of the company was inspired by fiction, that cool little gizmo that gave james bond. is that possible? xbl in the movie it saves 007's life. >> good luck with that. >> but in reality is could save many more, preventing two of the most common tragedies involving guns. >> a child couldn't fire it and kill themselves or another loved one in the case of suicides, a large percentage of those suicides are committed with someone else's gun. >> it's built as a retrofit for existing guns and so is another device, trigger smart. >> you don't authentic indicate on a fingerprint, it's a token like a braes let or ring. >> blocking mechanism and now the gun is ready to fire. >> reporter: it might be good for law enforcement. >> police officers would be

wearing gloves, don't have time to rip off a glove and authorize a gun. >> reporter: with the president's announcement, you may see the federal government buying these technologies. >> if a child can't open a bottle of as prip, we should make sure they can't pull the trigger on a gun, right? >> begun stocks rose substantially today hours after president obama's announcement. investors are expecting a surge in firearm sales and smith and wes on finished up 11% and ruger 11%. the rest of the stocks on wall street were mixed one day after the dow's worst start to a year since 2008. today the dow finished up under ten pointsz, s&p 500 up slightly, tech stocks didn't fair as well, finished down nearly 12 points. the alameda city council will consider ordinances to ease the rental crisis. but the coalitions they don't go

far enough. >> alameda is a strong town and has a reputation for community and families. and this kind of high turnover of tenants is something that would real little erode the basic values of the town. >> the meeting is expected to draut a large crowd. it's been moved from city hall to alameda high school. two people were arrested at last month's meeting. san francisco's oldest art store is expanding into the east bay. flax art and design is closing its colorful flagship store to make way for new condos. they recently opened a new store at fort mason and plans to open along mlk junior way in oakland. they began business during the depression nks a judge denied a woman's request to get her tubes tied at the catholic hospital. the aclu's lawsuit against

dignity health. the san francisco bay company runs the center in reading which operates -- they believe they are violating california law by choosing who gets to take the procedure. >> some allowing tubal ligation but telling other women that their doctors aren't allowed to perform the tubal ligation based on hospital's religious views. >> a spokeswomen -- a request will allow dignity help to allow to operate with the ethical and director for catholic health services. >> keep in mind the deadline to have health insurance comes at the end of the month. >> michael finney focuses on one local county with a high percentage of the uninsured people. next on abc 7 news, the new treatment for lice that doesn't use chemicals, j

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the salon, you might think this young man is getting his hair cut. he's actually getting it clean of head lice. >> there's an adult lous right there. >> a professional lice liquid alter. she treats kids and their families with a technology designed to destroy head lice in a single treatment. >> a lot of parents are too busy, they want it over and done with and we take care of it about an hour to 90 minutes. >> instead of lice killing shampoo this relies on heat, delivered with an fda approved device called air allay, once the lice and nits are spotted, it is applied all over the scalp. >> that's how long it takes to dehydrate and kill the bugs. >> she says the pests are also commonly spread on playgrounds and during sleepovers.

some families go through two or three rounds of shampoo treatments trying to get rid of them. >> i've got exposure letters from school but never did i expect my sun would got it. >> when her son was diagnosed, the time involved in treating her entire family herself seemed overwhelming. >> i was going to sit there and comb through this hair for an hour to two hours this morning. >> reporter: instead she found nitcy on google, now offering the heat treatment. after the heating and comb out, she applies a silly cone oil designed to suffocate any survivors. it is guaranteed for three weeks, enough time in most cases to make sure the lice are gone for good. >> they go home and that's it, they can forget about the problem. >> in sunnyvale, abc 7 news. they examine each family member and it costs between 150 and $195 per person. >> one of the richest countries

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estimates show that one marin county neighborhood has the highest number of uninsured. >> marin counties is one of the richest in the nation, why the high number of uninsured and what can be done about it? 21-year-old can't keep his trunk shut without the help after i hanger, resulting from an auto accident that sent him to the emergency room. >> i still have a little bit of pain but it was a little scare. >> reporter: on that day, he didn't have health insurance. >> the total premium $345. >> reporter: on this day in the office of wesley ka dell to enroll in cover california. families face a penalty of $695

per person or 2.5% of their income. he paid before but wants to avoid again. >> no point paying a tax penalty for something i should have anyway. >> those eligible are without insurance, that's the highest of any neighborhood in the bay area. which ranges from san francisco at 3.2% to con tra costa at 5.1%. ka dell knows firsthand what it's like to be without health insurance. his family of six children were without for a year. >> the difficulties of us being uninsured, we didn't know if we would have an incident come up and pay out-of-pocket. >> federally subsid sized clinic there are four staff members that provide free assistance in enroll in cover california.

>> there are pockets of great need and almost 27% of our residents live below self-sufficiency. >> by like you'ilingual assista available but not enough. >> in the last two years, they enrolled 15,000 people into medical under the affordable care act and another 12,000 have enrolled into cover california. now to see my reports online, abc7news.com and select 7 on your side. >> thank you very much. >> experts say they have new evidence that two of the most dangerous earthquake faults in the bay area are connected. we're talking about the hey ward fault and rogers creek fault. if a earthquake ruptured both, it could result in a stronger

earthquake than local ma prieta. >> we have a little break right now, our next storm is closing in. there it is, moving closer to the coastline as we speak. before it arrives, rainfall totals from the last 24 hours, nearly 2.5 inches over san rafael. over 1.5 in mount saint tomorrow's storm, the entire state will get wet weather. snow in the sierra, that's good news. after the heaviest rains weaken after the morning hours, we'll see an afternoon of scattered showers and periods of rain with high temperatures mainly in the mid-50s and here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. tomorrow's storm will rank three on the storm impact scale followed by a weaker storm on thursday. looks like the only sunny break

we'll get is on sunday as this wet active period continues. >> we'll take it. >> and the help wanted sign out there. >> yes, urgent. >> candidates are lining up for the niners job. might a former niner

. good evening, after the one year jimmy t. disaster, the 49ers need a head coach to restore credibility. the niners interviewed mike shanihan last year and bypassed him and talking to him again. the two time super bowl champion was reportedly set to meet with the 49ers in new york tomorrow. that meeting is on hold now but they are going to talk on the phone, shanahan was let go after the 2013 season and in the mix with the miami dolphins right now. ties to the niners, offensive coordinator for steve young and company on the last super bowl team of the niners in 1995. shanahan might like more control then they would prefer.

shawn payton a better fit and the saints will want compensation. everybody is away how significant this hire is. >> we didn't get this one right. we need to make sure we get next one right and we learn from this season. >> but here are the scary numbers. if you go back to when john york fired steve when he was watching joe millionaire, remember that show? look at the records since then. combined to post a record of 51-93. the only winner yorks have hired, jim harbaugh, 44, 19 and 1 and that's the guy they got rid of. is there a head coach that could resurrect the career of kaeperni kaepernick. if the niners have to pay him because of a litany of injuries, maybe you salvage him and try to keep him. >> kaepernick flew to colorado

for a follow-up exam on the left shoulder where he had a labrum tear repaired in november. has an issue with his right thumb. >> been diagnosed with a torn ligament in my thumb. it's been recommended surgery, i'm going to get a second opinion in veil this week and get confirmation on whether i'll need surgery or in the. >> cap injured his thumb on october 22nd. if surgery is needed, he'll have it done in vail. what's the prognosis sis on this injury? >> we'll get it fixed as soon as possible and they haven't given me specific dates as far as how long it will be. >> if kap can't pass an physical by october first, his base salary is guaranteed but not an issue if he's traded. >> it's not a date i'm concerned with. i feel like i'm going to be playing football regardless of april 1st, april 2nd, do

everything i can to be healthy. >> the general feeling was kap will be traded but now a new head coach could decide to keep him. is he concerned about his future? >> i'm under contract, i'm a 49er, doing everything i can to make sure i'm prepared for next season. >> would he prefer a fresh start elsewhere? >> once again, i'm preparing to be healthy and win the super bowl. that's all my focus is. >> this does not sound like a guy expected to be traded as he looks forward to his new head coach. >> i'm confident in the players in this locker room and that we have the players here to succeed. we're doing everything we can to do our part to make sure we have a winning team. >> stay tuned. abc 7 sports. . >> college football news, cal's best receiver will give up his senior year to join his quarterback in the nfl draft. he had 52 receptions and 13 touchdowns and project the as a second or third round pick. california is losing everybody on offense. austin hooper announced he's going pro, giving up final two

years of college eligibility. six td catches this season, could be a second or third round pick as well. abc 7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. things are shaking in north korea but seismologists are not sure if it was a quake or nuclear test. a terrifying wake-up call at the south bay sorority house. finding a criminal in her room. muppets at 9:00 and shark tank and beyond the tank at 10:00. followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >> from all of us, we appreciate your time. >> we'll see you a little bit later.

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