treatment with xarelto® was the right move fors. ask your doctor about xarelto®. us on this saturday, january 9 th. i'm chris nguyen. we are waking up to wet roads across the bay area. here is meteorologist lisa argen with a first look at live doppler 7 hd. >> this is the number one on our storm impact scale, that means it's a minor storm. we will see anywhere from a couple hundredths to a quarter inch of rain with fog and damp roadways. you will notice some of the activity over into the east bay. a bit of a break out there. most of this fell over the 3:00, 4:00 hour, but we still have showers through 580. perhaps around mill valley, and east of fremont, north of milpitas, the sunl grade looking at wet weather, mt. hanl i will

ton some showers, further south into monterey. we will continue to see this activity become widely scattered throughout the afternoon. we will talk about a couple other systems that head our way throughout the week ahead. the el nino enhanced weather pattern has closed down these four sections of the golden gate national recreation area for the entire winter because of dangerous conditions. at the north beach access trail of fort funston signs tell people to stay away from the unstable cliffs. the storms have caused organizers to postpone the san francisco boat show until late april. the main entrance to yosemite national park remains closed because of a rock slide on highway 140. after that they will have to repair the road. for now there is no estimated day for the road to reopen. the park itself still open but it's a three-hour drive through the snow to get to the other entrance on the south side. officials say all drivers must carry chains. a remainder when you see weather where you live, take a

photo on video and share it with us using the #abc7now. we will show it on our website abc7news.com. to a story you will see only on abc 7 news, we have uncovered another questionable death at the santa clara county jail. paul eddy pierce died from a broken neck after feeling chest pains and falling in the shower on june 26, but sources say the jail did not call crime scene investigators or the crime scene unit and by the time a rookie detective arrived the scene had been cleaned up. >> it's evidence of lack of supervision, training, accountability. >> sources inside the jail tell the i team's dan noise they will never know if another inmate attacked pierce because of a poor investigation. the sheriff reduced to be interviewed. now there are now claims against santa clara county.

three claims were filed against the jail yesterday, two mentally ill people and the family of michael tyree, the man who was allegedly beaten to death in all says the inmates were repeatedly subject to abuse. the commission will discuss procedures to improve conditions inside the jail. today's meeting starts at 11:00 in san jose. an east bay special needs school is facing legal action following multiple allegations of student abuse. this video surfaced this week showing a teacher's aid abusing a student at a school in antioch. another a another of another student was coming forward saying her son was abused. >> reporter: michelle doesn't want us to identify her young son but she is describe vividly what he says happened to him at tobinworld ii in antioch.

>> he bruised my face, slammed my head into the table and my son made the gesture of slamming the head on the table. >> reporter: michelle took this picture of her son's face, took her out of school and filed a police report. that was in 2014. her attorney has been investigating tobinworld ever since. >> from everything i can tell tobinworld is a horrible place. >> reporter: he found in 2013 the livermore school district took all of its students out of tobinworld after reports of abuse and public records from antioch police show between 2008 and 2014 there were 35 reported episodes of violence between staff and students. >> these children have communication problems. they cannot tell many of them what's happening to them or to other people. somebody has to speak out for these children. >> reporter: this week a teacher's aid was caught on cellphone video hitting a 9-year-old student. kamal jot kaur was arrested for felony abuse. she is out on jail.

michelle has seen the video. >> i thought, oh, my god, my son must have went through the same thing, plus the other kids in the classroom. >> reporter: in a statement tobinworld's founder says we are horrified by the recent event at our cabin and will not tolerate the mistreatment or abuse of any child. michelle's attorney says they will file their lawsuit no later than march. katie marzullo. abc 7 news. a father could face charges after police say he tried to take his child from the mother then board a bart train to escape. it hand just after 4:00 p.m. after at the montgomery street station causing delays. bart originally tweeted it was a possible kidnapping which a larjd riders. a follow-up tweet said it was a domestic dispute and service had been restored. protesters drowned out san francisco mayor ed lee's inauguration yesterday. >> i edward m. lee do solemnly

wear. >> abc 7 news was at city hall as they demanded that the mayor fire police chief greg suhr over the shooting of mario woods last week. they took some of the more disruptive protesters away. mayor lee says he stands behind the chief. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton raised thousands of dollars at two fundraisers in the bay area last night. abc 7 news was in the innovation lane gar in san francisco as she heads down to palo alto for the second event. people waited in long lines to get in. tickets for the event started at $500 apiece. time is 8:06. raymond "shrimp boy" chow is looking for a long prison trial. yesterday a jury found him guilty of all 162 counts against him. the charges include murder, conspiracy to commit murder and racketeering. the jury took two days to decide he was responsible for the killing of two people, including prominent chinatown businessman

alan lee i don't think. super bowl 50 is one month away. preparations are beginning to take shape in san francisco. this is happening as city leaders raise new questions about how much taxpayers will be on the hook for the celebration. sergio quint in a has more. >> reporter: this massive crane is the first wave of coming installations. more closures will come in two weeks when crews begin building the official super bowl city. >> we are very excited of course it will bring business for us. >> reporter: not everyone is celebrating. the supervisor is concerned about the bill to taxpayers. >> my understanding right now is that the super bowl committee is not paying for any of the 3 to $4 million in costs the city is providing in services for this private corporate party. >> reporter: her multi-million dollar figure is from this memo by the mayor's budget office detailing how much the city expects to shell out for police, fire and transportation costs.

the mayor's spokesperson says the city should recoup that and more. >> we know when tens of thousands of people descend on san francisco to enjoy their activities they will be going to restaurants, purchasing things from small businesses. >> reporter: if san francisco doesn't make back that money the super bowl host committee has pledged $500,000 to offset losses. but that's not the way the city handles other major event like oracle open world or sales force. supervisor kim says those companies pay. >> san francisco is proud to host the super bowl, but the super bowl is one of the wealthiest corporations in the country. they can afford to pay for their own party. >> reporter: she's part of a special city hall hearing scheduled for monday to examine these costs. and here is a closer look at the four main street closures that will take place for super bowl activities in san francisco from january 23rd to february 12th. they include market street at biel and davis to steuart street, steuart street to market to don chee way, howard between

3 ard and 4th and a partial closure between 4th and 5th. weather wise we are seeing sprinkles out there. >> very light rain showers from santa rosa to sfo to right now this is mt. tam where we have a light shower happening. there's fog as well. this system will not be amounting to much. maybe delay your run or dog walk because it will end and we will see basically a cloudy saturday. we will talk about it in and show you the outlook for the rest of the weekend and the look ahead coming up. also ahead, we all think it will be us, a bay area money expert has tips on what you should do if you win tonight's huge powerball jackpot. hoover has a reputation for surgery pricing, why the san francisco company is giving some of its passengers a break today.

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multi-state lot toe association. that huge fortune can buy a lot of houses, cars and vacation, but what's the smart money strategy if you happen to strike it rich? alan would think has a few timely tips to know if you win. >> i'm positive. it's my turn to win. >> reporter: keep in mind half of your $800 million powerball jackpot will go to uncle sam in the form of taxes. >> it may seem like a lot of money but if you are not responsible with it could easily go away. >> reporter: certified financial planner shannon lemon says put together a team of advisors, a financial planner, an estate manager and tax expert. >> put together a nice plan and just kind of sit on it for a year. >> reporter: lemon says most lottery jackpot winners blow all of their money because they don't anticipate the cost of maintaining all of their new toys. >> travel and buy some houses. >> buy some houses. >> yep. >> reporter: lemon suggests taking a lump sum so you can

grow the money. >> having municipal bonds in california you are not paying income tax on that is a great investment. >> reporter: she says conservatively you could invest the $400 million and live off of the 3 to 4% dividends at interest of about $16 million before taxes. >> i will probably take my family on a big vacation and all my awesome friends and maybe you. >> reporter: finally lemon says protect your privacy. you will be surprised how many new friends you will have after you win. in the east bay, alan would think, abc 7 news. and in union city the owner of perry's liquor store is bracing for a busy day. they sold a powerball ticket that almost won on wednesday, it was worth almost $1.4 million. last year they had a ticket that missed the mega millions by one number. you can expect a lot of people will head to the store hoping some of the store's luck will rub off on them.

65% of the possible number combinations will have been bought and that percentage could go up later this afternoon. you can get tonight's winning numbers with the abc 7 news app. we will notify you as soon as the numbers are drawn and if there is a winning number or if there is a winner, rather. download it now and enable the push alerts. happening today, an uber ride in san francisco will cost 10% less. the ride share company is temporarily lowering prices 10 to 20% in 80 north american cities. an uber spokesperson says this is the slow season so they are dropping fatheres to bring in m riders. 8:15. a second sausage recall has hit the south bay this week. the sunnyvale based new york style sausage company is recalling thousands of pounds of pork products because they do not have a complete label. the usda says the labels did not include sheep casings which can cause reactions to people allergic to sheep proteins.

netto sausage recalled 3 tons of sausage because it was not inspected properly. officials say throw away all recalled products. in an effort to be more transparent campbell's soup will be the first major soup company to list gmos on their labels. they are unnatural foods that have been created by manipulating their genes. opponents say natural characteristics can spread to nongmo crops. they are pushing the federal standards for gmo labeling. happening today celebrate the japanese new year, the year of the monkey, in san francisco. join the japanese cultural and community center to celebrate the 45th annual festival. there will be music and trans performances, arts and crafts for the kids and t-shirt printing station all for free. it starts at 11:00 on the center

on sutton street. know has hit palm springs this minister. this is the first time in year there that has been enough snow to open the palm springs adventure center. it's been a long time since the area has seen more than 2 feet of snow. skiers and snow borders can rent gear. 8:17. lisa, you're tracking a storm also in the sierra right now. >> yes, this system is spreading a little light snow, winter weather advisory through 4:00 this afternoon for a couple of inches. we have had snow flurries. we are showing what is on the radar now which is some activity, just spotty throughout the bay area. you mainly have clouds and poor visibility from santa rosa to concord but mt. st. heel in a showing showers, further south a little wet view from san rafael to mill valley, also into hercules, it's been wet in

berkeley and concord, your visibility over a mile, the showers at highway 4 making for a slow go there. you will notice from livermore through about mt. hamilton not a lot going on but some mist and drizzle. a lot of low level moisture and it's been about a half inch around the north bay and even south hayward has picked up a quarter of an inch of rain. this is a number one on our storm impact scale meaning it's a very light system and we will continue to see it wind down throughout the afternoon. south lake tahoe a few flurries around blue canyon and south towards bear valley. a couple inches of snow but always a good idea to bring the chains with you if you are headed to the mountains, mount tam, you can see the rain drops, 48. san francisco it's 50 in oakland, 51 mountain view,

half-moon bay a mild 50 degrees. a look from emeryville towards the golden gate bridge you will see 46 novato and fairfield. mainly rain 3:00, 4:00 this morning, now we are in a scattered shower activity but a few peeks of sun in san jose. you still could see a light shower, but otherwise it will become for isolated and widely scattered and by late tomorrow, 3:00 in the morning as we head towards your monday morning commute another weak system heads our way. 10:00 you will notice looks like a lot is going on, but i think this is a lot of low level moisture and it might not all be reaching the ground. so this looks a little more representative with just slight activity right on through 1:00 things begin to wind down, we have a cloudy and cool day on tap. if you're headed out tonight it should be dry. as we had add to the rain totals from those 12 hour totals through 7:00 we are not going to see much more, just a couple hundredths. as we pick up this next computer

animation by 3:00 tomorrow could see light rain here into the 5:00 hour, then we're dry for the bulk of the overnight hours. by 3:00, 4:00 in the morning, that's when the rain gets going, the monday morning commute looks wet through marin, san francisco, by 10:00 spotty isolated showers, the evening commute looks dry. the second system adding to these totals another tenth or so, maybe a quarter of an inch in santa rosa. through monday night we still have just very light amounts from our east bay to the south bay. san francisco a better chance of rain. come wednesday most of us have that better chance on wednesday. lesser amounts the end of the week. underneath the clouds 54 today in concord as well as napa, 56 san mateo. the seven-day forecast the rain changing to showers with that number one on our storm impact scale, a break tomorrow, maybe late day showers, another weak system on monday and wednesday could look a little wetter.

we will keep you up to date on that. >> a good day to stay inside, head to the shopping mall and stay out of the rain. >> why not? >> thank you. coming up next tim harbaugh is heading to washington, it's a d.c. trip that have have the former 9ers co

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we've learned from the rainy weather that you can be in a drought and a flood at the same time. a daily city viewer learned the same thing but for a different reason. michael finny has her story. >> reporter: row seat at that chan used to log bottled water home from the storm until she was offered a bargain. >> bottles for $19d and change. >> reporter: she signed up for delivery of three jugs every month. >> it went well. i was happy with it. >> reporter: however, the five gallon bottles lasted longer than expected. >> we only used this for drinking. >> reporter: the family couldn't drink it up fast enough. >> one, two, three -- >> reporter: unopened bottles began to accumulate in the hall and while california had too little water, rosita had too much. >> there's only three people in this house, i cannot finish all the water. >> reporter: she called to stop the deliveries.

alhamra put her on hold. she wrote e-mails, called again, sat on hold. >> you cannot each talk to anybody except music. >> reporter: and the water bottles kept on coming. soon she had 19 five-gallon containers lined up in the hall. >> i'm going to water my plants. i said it's expensive water. >> reporter: instead she contacted 7 on your side and we contacted alhamra. >> i got a call from a human being named marlin. >> reporter: and marlin finally put a plug in the water delivery. the parent company tells us it had just merged its call centers and as would be expected we have had some disruption with our customer service, but our news center is now up and running and service levels are improving every week. we take customer service very seriously. now what to do with this glut of water. >> i don't have any idea yet to be honest with you. >> reporter: they told rosita

she could return all those bottles but they would have to dump the water out rather than resell it. she said she couldn't let precious water go to waste. a home in the oakland hills has set a new record for the highest price ever for a home cold in alameda county. it sits on the border between oakland and berkeley. it sold for nearly $21 million. sky 7 hd shows us the 14,000 square foot estate, it comes with a 2,000 square foot living room, 16 car garage, vineyard, 2500 bottle wine cellular. jim harbaugh has been invited to attend the president's state of the union address. two detroit area representatives invited him and his wife sara. he is now head coach at the university of michigan. he visited the white house to work with the first lady on her reach higher program to get kids into college. you can watch president obama's final state of the union address tuesday at 6:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. much more ahead on the abc 7 saturday morning news.

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you, i'm chris nguyen. we're starting with a quick look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. >> we're looking at the very weak storm system providing a few light showers, fog, poor visibility and as we zoom in from live doppler 7 hd you will notice the rain in novato, highway 101 a few light showers through san raef, mill valley, you have mist and dridel. berkeley a few light showers, we have had rain out towards pleasanton and concord. east of milpitas down through mt. hamilton it's hit or miss and higher elevations are experiencing some of the moisture as well. gilroy and hollister looking at light activity and this will continue on and on throughout the afternoon, mainly off, though, as this continues to wind down. be careful out there, it is slippery. from mt. tam you can also the moisture on the lens. we're looking at temperatures today mainly in the mid and upper 50s with a light shower

possible, but we will wind down the shower activity after the lunch hour and we will talk about our second system headed our way late tomorrow in a few minutes. this morning we're learning more about the gunman who targeted a philadelphia police officer. the suspect had pledged allegiance to isis, he has confessed to shooting the police officer at any point blank range. eve have a pilgrim halls the latest. >> reporter: surveillance video shows this terrifying attack according to police the man dressed in a white robe is edward archer seen rushing towards a marked cruiser firing a dozen rounds. he even reaches into the car before running away. >> i've been shot. i'm bleeding he have i will. >> reporter: this morning archer who police say confessed he carried out the unsuccessful assassination attempt in the name of islam is being investigated by the fbi. abc news has learned the 30-year-old was not on any watch lists but officials are examining two trips to the middle east, one to saudi arabia in 2011 for the muslim

analogy for hajj. the police officer had no yid he was coming. it's amazing essay life. >> reporter: despite being seriously injured the video shows officer jessie hartnett getting out of his patrol car and chasing after his attacker hitting him in the backside. other officers picked up archer a short distance away. >> three gunshot wounds to the left arm is all we have. absolutely amazing that that's all he sustained. i cannot explain how he escaped that, nothing short of miraculous and we're thankful for that. >> reporter: speaking to wpvi hartnett's father said he lushd to the hospital where his son was able to talk to him after waking up from surgery. >> he is a tough guy, he love him, i'm very proud of him and he is an excellent person.

>> and that was eve have a pilgrim reporting. the officer is expected to fully recover. police tell abc news that the gun used in the shooting was stolen from an officer's home several years ago. new details this morning on escaped drug board "el chapo" after he was captured yesterday. officials revealed "el chapo" made contact to movie producers because he wanted to make a film. that helps authorities find his location. last night in an unusual move authorities allowed cameras in mexico city asthma reens led him to a military chopper. he is back in the same prison where he escaped from six months ago. knicks co's government was criticized after "el chapo" drug a tunnel for his escape. u.s. authorities will try to have his expedited. a bay area gun show is expected to draw large crowds this weekend. abc 7 news was at the cal palace in daily city as dealers set up for the crossroads of the west gun show.

crowds have doubled in size since the san bernardino mass shooting. president obama's executive order has spurred gun sales even more. >> the level of trust that people have and concern they have about the future of ownership of firearms in america is what's driving this surge. the fact that people are concerned for their personality safety. >> california won't be affected much by increased enforcement of background checks at gun shows. the state already has some of the strictest laws in the country. the gun show runs from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. today and 9:00 to 4:00 tomorrow. 8:34. a village in new york will decide next week whether to keep it's controversial steal. here is a look at their official seal for more than 110 years. it appears to show a white settler choking a native american. an online petition over the summer called for a change saying it's offensive and disrespectful. the village website says it shows a wrestling match between the village founder and native

american. an east bay dog that may have been tossed from a bridge is back with her owners. bella suffered two broken legs, she now needs expensive surgeries. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has more on how much those surgeries will cost and who might pay for them. >> reporter: bella is doing well for a young dog with two broken legs after a two week you had a si that began on christmas eve. >> she's good, looks healthy. as long as she's been gone, for a week and a half, two weeks, she looks very healthy besides obviously the two broken legs. >> it was apparent that the dog had injuries. >> reporter: bella was found saturday by a mother and daughter, it appeared she was thrown or tossed from a brentwood overpass. they took her to the contra costa animal shelter, there she was dubbed gracie. on wednesday the dog's owners from oakley were reunited with her but now they can't afford the $12,000 in surgeries that bella needs. >> she has a broken femur which requires surgery, it cannot be

splinted. the leg needs to be fused together. on the right front leg she has a fractured wrist. >> we have never had a dog get out of here so that dog was quite the little ninja. >> i opened the door just a little bit, that's when she ran out. >> ross admits the dog escaped on december 24th, but he denies he is financially responsible for the injuries she had when found more than a week later. >> that's kind of a myth between people. if your kid goes to school and escapes from school and gets hit by a car, that's not the teacher's fault. >> ross told he would host fundraisers to help pay for bella's if he had cal expenses. woman who found her has done that setting up a go fund me page that has collected more than $4500. laura anthony. still ahead on the abc 7 saturday morning news, touchdowns and takeoffs, how the high rollers of super bowl 50

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there's a bidding war going on between two of silicon valley's biggest companies for the rights to live stream nfl games. apple and google are among the technology companies that are in talks to buy the rights to live stream three nfl games in london next season. 15 million people watched yah yahoo's live stream in london last october. you can watch the nfl playoffs right here on abc 7. the kansas city chiefs face the houston texans in an afc wild card game. kickoff is at 1:35 this afternoon. weather wise what will the weather god's be giving us this afternoon? >> just a nuisance scattered light showers. in fact, we will see mist and drizzle right on through the afternoon. here is a look at sfo, 49 degrees, with all the low cloud cover only reports 15 minute delays right now. we will see if that lasts throughout the day.

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welcome back. a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. no rain in this part of the bay area but there is a slight street. we will check it out with lisa argen coming up. in sports the dubs are in secretary of sta sacramento facing the kings. tip-off is at company p.m. but last night the warriors trounced the trail blazers in portland. here is larry biel with the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning. the warriors playing back to back road games in portland last night, sacramento tonight, steph curry wearing his shin guards and klay thompson making the all-star game push. klay thompson bombing away from deep, oakland's damian lillard to the hoop, he went for 40.

klay almost outstored the blazers in the first quarter. i have five threes. alan crab steal, slam, blazers within 8. steph no look behind the back flip to andrew bogat. 83-67. spiking of ridiculous, steph up for about 30, lay yaup, he went for 26, dubs by 21. draymond to klay, draymond another triple double. warriors roll 128-108 they are now 34-2. the newest giant was introduced spread. he will be center field. he said it was a dream come through. he has always admired the way the giants play. the giants will for pagan to left field. he says playing for a world series is more important than a

position. >> i'm at the stage in my career where i want to do whatever it takes to help win a championship. if they need me in left field, they need me to catch for buster a couple games, i'll do that as well. >> sounds good. the number 21 cal women 0 offic0-fer on the road. colorado didn't store a point, not a single basket in the second quarter. they were scoreless for 19 straight minutes in the first, second and third quarter. a anything way as the wears would pull away and asia thomas with the steal as the bears pull away easily 64-35. nfl playoff news in trouble for the seattle seahawks, marshawn lynch all smiles and candy canes at practice but late word that lynch is officially out for their wild card playoff game. beast mode did not even make the trip to minneapolis.

lynch has not played since november 15th recovering from abdominal surgery. we have the chiefs and texans this afternoon on abc 7, that will kick off at 1:15 in the afternoon. have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry biel. for our viewers just joining us weather wise it's a little chilly out there and rainy, too. >> yes, it is. we've got fog and scattered light rain showers, which really are going to continue very light showers throughout the afternoon. they will be isolated but we will have that mist and drizzle and a damp afternoon. on our storm impact scale we are calling this a number one, which is anywhere from a couple hundredths to a quarter inch of rain. with we've already picked up a half inch around hayward, parts of south hayward have picked up a quarter of an inch. so let's check out live doppler 7 hd. not a lot of green here, some of this is falling underneath the

radar beam. so we will look for a few light showers around napa, 80 the delta and right now could be a little wet as you head over the richmond san rafael bridge. further south around highway 24 we are looking at wet weather, alameda and oakland possibly, san leandro. as we head further inland san ramone and brentwood have seen wet weather. it is very scattered. from morgan hill through gilroy and mt. hamilton it's a little misty and drizzly and we have a few months of snow flurries from blue yan nonto bear canon and kirkwood. you can see the rain drops on the lens. outside our studios it's 48 in san francisco. we have a good deal of fog from santa rosa to concord. be careful. we are taking you over to emeryville where you can see the deck of clouds. 47 santa rosa, 46 novato and upper 40s in concord and

livermore. so in santa cruz it's a gray day and you will see scattered showers throughout the afternoon as well. we have the fog, the scattered showers, i think they are going to linger and they will be very light. we will look for more mist and drizzle throughout the later afternoon hours then we get a break until the next system and that one is a number one on our form impact scale. 10:00 you notice how that model is bringing in showers here and keeps the rain with us through noontime and becomes more widespread but still enough so i want to keep rain in the forecast, it will be a damp afternoon. the evening hours mainly dry and amounts from this morning to this afternoon don't add up to too much. just a couple of hundredths right on through 7:00 tonight. the next system could bring us some showers by 3:00, 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. then we get a break the rest of the evening hours, the overnight hours. by 4:00 a.m. we have rain in the north bay, 6:00 it's a rainy

morning commute for you in the east bay, even on the peninsula and then this shower activity winds down throughout the morning hours, 10:00, 11:00, once again the scattered shout activity. adding to the totals it will bring about .2 between now and monday night. you will notice not very much at all, a tenth in mountain view but better than nothing. the days ahead will feature just a small chance then on tuesday, but a better more organized system will bring higher amounts of rain on wednesday, that's in san francisco and for much of the bay area that forecast follows with a better chance of rain on wednesday. 54 concord, 56 san jose and the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring the weak little system lingering today and some showers late tomorrow. another weak system monday morning to mess up your ride, slow you down. tuesday we're dry and wednesday at this point looking at more robust system. we will fine tune it as it gets closer. >> take it easy on the roadways. super bowl 50 tickets aren't cheap and that means a select

few high rollers will be traveling into the bay area in style next month. jonathan bloom shows us how local airports are getting ready for the arrival of hundreds of private jets. >> reporter: the hayward executive airport sees about 30 flights a day, half of them jets like this one but with the super bowl that's about to change. >> we are preparing for 120 extra aircraft flying to this find. >> reporter: thomas runs the jet center, they provide jewel and services for private jets and they are bracing for a storm. >> we have to my in staff from other locations which we're doubling our normal staff. >> reporter: hayward is one of the airports see a flood of all jets. >> we are told there are thousands of aircraft coming to the bay area. >> they're going to clamp down on where, who and when can be in the air around the venues. >> reporter: it could mean a traffic jam in the sky and on

the ground. >> where do you put all these airplanes. >> anywhere we can. we will leave the larger runway open, be using taxi ways. >> with an expected tenfold increase in jet market it will take more than these leather coaches to handle all the people that come with those airplanes. >> we're leasing out a 12,000 square foot hangar from one of our customers and we will have seating areas, we will have an 80 inch screen for the super bowl party for the screw to watch the game. >> over 200 pilots and co-pilots and the people paying them are not all samplely wealthy fans. >> just like a fax machine or a copier, they might be entertaining clients here, might be doing something else that has a business reason as opposed to something that's just fun. >> reporter: in hayward, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. up next t"the force awakens in another country. how the latest "star wars"

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ramone, 680, the ant month pass. in oakland a little wet weather for you. the visibility has been horrible in concord, over a mile, three miles petaluma and by the dell if a. we're keeping scattered light rain showers in the forecast throughout the afternoon, maybe a late afternoon shower tomorrow and monday morning looks wet and it looks like a better system with more rain on wednesday. >> that scale makes it so easy to figure out what we need to do to prepare for the day. >> and thanks for joining us on the abc 7 saturday morning news. abc 7 news continues at 4:30 p.m. right after the first afc wild card playoff game between the chiefs and texans. coverage begins at 11:00 a.m. kimoff is at 1:35. good luck to all of you powerball players out there. for lisa argen and the rest of us at abc 7 news i'm chris nguyen. maybe it a great day, everybody.

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