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(burke) and we covered it, october twenty-seventh, 2014. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ new this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 10th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. here is live doppler 7hd. if you get out of the way you can see just a little bit of green on the screen. we are looking for increasing clouds throughout the day. you may be enjoying a little piece of sunshine now in the east bay but there is fog the north end of the bay, the south end of the bay. and this warm front is going to push into the bay area and give us more of a picture like this from what we are seeing on mt. tam. temperatures are mild in the

upper 40s. just a quarter mile visibility in santa rosa. 51 he oakland, 50 half moon bay. we are looking at emeryville. looks pretty good with partly cloudy skies. 50 novato, 48 livermore. the clouds on the increase. the fog will probably stay with you in santa rosa, and then we will are looking at a little bit of shower activity. it will be in the afternoon. it will be light and it will overspread the about bay just briefly with light rainfall. we will talk about how much and the week ahead coming up, carolyn. >> good deal. thanks, lisa. developing news out of the east bay this morning. police are still looking for a plan who shot and killed a man on a bart train at the west oakland station. it happened just before 8:00 last night. witnesses dell us the victim was sitting next to the train's car door. to he was shot just before the train stopped. the shooter ran as soon as the doors opened. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the details.

>> reporter: as police were piecing together exactly what happened, we noticed a commotion at the bus stop just yards away. we watched as police took a man into custody nearly two hours before the brutal shooting on this train. it's not clear if he was a suspect. but we watched as he was searched and put into a waiting patrol car. witnesses say the shooter may have boarded the train at rockridge or the west oakland station and just before exiting the train he pulled out a gun. >> i looked you, there was a pop. smoke was rising. he had his hand down shooting. there were two, maybe three more shots, the doors open and all of us fled. >> he was shot twice in his torso. in his chest and in his stomach. he saw the torso. and he is dead. >> one of the people who helped but didn't want to be interviewed on camera said he's a registered nurse. he immediately began performing cpr. he said the victim had a knife in his hand, but none of the people aboard the train car said

they noticed anything odd between the two men and didn't even notice them talking to each other. >> sergio quintano reporting. bart officials tell us this morning the person detained last night has been released. more developing news. i-80 in berkeley was slow going last night after the chp shut down all westbound lanes. you see the closer on the left-hand side of your screen. what a mess. richmond police were searching the freeway for evidence related to an earlier chase. lanes were shut down for about 20 minutes. they reopened just before 10:30 last night. search efforts for a missing u.c. berkeley student will continue in point reyes. the car and several items belonging to her were found yesterday. searchers from several agencies are looking for 22-year-old shuqin zhang. she was seen early thursday morning. police found her white mercedes-benz near the lighthouse area yesterday morning. friends are concerned.

>> i just go into her room again and saw the things that she was going to bring back home, like the things she bought for her friends and family are still there. we started to dig through things because we thought might get passport so we realize she might not have left. >> she was supposed to fly to china friday to begin an internship in beijing but she never boarded her flight. no one is $949.8 million richer this morning. the power ball jackpot now stands at $1.3 billion with an estimated cash value of $806 million. six tickets sold in california matched five of the six numbers, including one at the 711 on central avenue in fremont. here are those all-important numbers. abc7 news reporter has more.

it will be a world record jackpot on wednesday. >> not what people wanted to hear tonight. >> the story of my life.-3 at red hill convenience store, people came in after 8:00 to have their lottery tickets scanned and checked. this one for sure did not win. >> the line was crazy. >> there was a line all the way down the aisle. almost to the back there. yeah, we actually had to separate two lines, one strictly for lottery purchases, the other one for everthing else. >> cashier marco sandoval couldn't help but join in the hype. he bought a ticket for himself. turned out he and a couple other customers are winners! >> a whole whopping two dollars! >> worth it to keep playing? >> yeah, it's about 8 gumballs, i would say. >> i am a winner of 4 u.s. dollars. look at that!

[laughter] i guess i'll tip to work and drive a late-model car. >> people came from all over to play here. it's considered one of the luckiest in the state. >> i buy the lottery. >> he, like so many others, will return home empty-handed. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> those of you who have the abc7 news app found out about the winning numbers first. if you want to see the numbers again or get wednesday night's numbers after they are drawn, download the free app for your mobile device and don't forget to enable push alerts. >> this weekend catching an uber ride is a little bit cheaper. the ride sharing company lowered prices by 10% in san francisco, while cities in the east bay and south bay are getting a 20% cut. yesterday abc7 news was at san francisco international airport. you see dozens of drivers there protesting the cuts. an uber spokesperson said this is the slow season so the

company is dropping fares to try to lure more riders. this was not the first time uber has cut prices. >> we are tired of the fare cuts. today uber cut the fares again for the third time in over two years. we are down to $1.15 a mile in the bay area. >> uber did not have a comment about that protest yesterday. the new fare prices will be in effect indefinitely. fares are going up starting today on sam trans. san mateo's public bus service is raising fares from two dollars to two twenty-five. you adult monthly passes and discount monthly passes will also go up between a dollar and two dollars. it's part of an evaluation the agency does every four months. sam trans is also adding more weekend buses to improve service and dropping the price of youth passes.

>> a santa clara county is look into problems in the county jail. abc news was there for the first meeting. a panel was there. for the first time their discipline system was made public. 86 deputies at the jail have been disciplined since 2010. 60 were either fired or suspended. >> needs to be independent civilian oversite over the operations of the jail. right now the sheriff's department polices themselves and if you do that there's no accountability. thed gland for a commission came after a inmate was beaten to beth last august. it was earlier reported that an inmate, walter roches', death was suspicious. but an autopsy concluded he died from sepsis, a blood infection. but two days ago there was another investigation. that was at a jail with run by the sack clare county sheriff

laura smith. this could be good news for raider nation. dallas cowboys owner jerry jones proposed the st. louis rams and san diego chargers share a stadium in the l.a. area. that's according to the l.a. daily news. that would mean the raiders would have to stay in oakland. but according to the l.a. times, nfl commissioner roger goodell described the proposal as unsatisfactory and inadequate. those comments were in a report sent to the league's 32 owners. they will get together and meet tuesday and wednesday in houston to vote on which, if any, team can move. about. >> take a look at sierra. kirkwood resort reports there's just a trace of new snow the last 24 hours. the resort sent us this video showing lots of fresh powder for skiers and snowboarders and dogs alike after the last week's storm.

kirkwood received two feet of snow the past week. even the dog is having fun playing in the fresh powder. is there more on the way? lisa is here with the answer. >> the northern sierra, they are about 108% of normal, which is good. and the bay area rainfall, about 64% of normal to over 100% of normal for this time of year. but check out the partly cloudy sky from the golden gate brick. we are mild this morning. a little breezy, offshore winds. the clouds will increase and we will see a few showers today. we will have the outlook for you, which does include better rainfall chances throughout the week ahead. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, a gun show in the bay area is causing quite a controversy. some say it should not be happening at all. others are using it as a chance to slam president obama's new gun rules. crabb lovers, rejoice! prices are falling and done ginness crabb is showing up again in bay area stores.

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more restrictions on firearm sales. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story. >> good ammo for a good price. >> reporter: fred shows us the ammunition he bought for use on the firing range, but some folks needed hand carts to carry out the ammo they got. the sign out front says "welcome, patriots." it's his first gun show visit. he hopes to trade up this .9 millimeter weapon for a .45 caliber. >> nationally i feel pretty safe. but then again, if it happens at san bernardino, it can happen anywhere. >> our cameras are not allowed inside the gun show, but it shows how many people this show attracts. this weekend about 8,000. >> people are concerned about the future of their own gun rights. >> the gun show organizer, bob templeton, said he is seeing record number of people concerned about their safety. and the mention of president obama's name may get you this.

>> he sounds like a con man to me. >> the president announced new initiatives to keep guns out of the hands of those who shouldn't have them. including increased background checks. >> background checks are a must really, but not to the point to where it's going to infringe on our rights. >> no guns actually leave this show, but you can order one through a gun dealer, only after a background check and ten-day waiting period. >> i think that gun shows should be banned. >> lorraine taylor counsels violent crime victims. her organization, 1000 mothers to prevent violence, was created after her two sons were murdered. >> so many innocent people have lost their lives to senseless violence, having a gun show makes it appear respectable, and we know it's not respectable. >> reporter: the gun show continues sunday. in daly city, cornell barnard, abc7 news. a san francisco seafood treat is back on the market. dungeonness crab is again safe to eat. about but not from our waters. city fish markets are beginning to get some shipments from oregon and washington the advisories in santa barbara and

other areas have also been lifted. pacific waters there have been given a clean bill of health by officials. one crab expert expects local dungeonness to be available soon >> we are receiving our first batches this past week. more to come as we progress. and hopefully the state of california will be open before the end of the month. >> the new availability of the crab is good news for consumers. prices have dropped to about seven dollars a pound for the live crabs. get that drawn butter ready. happening today, don't be alarmed if you see a lot of the people not wearing pants on mass transit. it's the 15th annual no-pants day. hundreds of people will participate throughout the bay area. they do it every year. new york-based improv everywhere. a prank and humor collective hosts the event, which reaches other countries, as well. organizers in san francisco say people without pants will be

riding bart and muni around 2:00 this afternoon. >> in minnesota the vikings host the cardinals today in what will be one of the coldest games in nfl history. windchills in the negative degrees. players from both teams have been practicing in that frigid weather. the nfl is doing what it can to keep players warm. team sidelines will have heated benches and they can use hand warmers and heating creams. fans are being told to bring a blanket and some foam to sit on. the vikings are also handing out free hot coffee. and they are telling people, lisa, to bring cardboard to put under your feet so your feet don't stick and freeze on to the stands. >> oh, my. it's not going to take long to get into trouble this in that cold weather. very dangerous. while we are enjoying sunshine here. it won't last for long. we have a system offshore. you can see it just in the left hand corner of your screen. live doppler 7hd showing our

sweep on top of mount st. helena. we have a very narrow band of showers that will invade the bay area this around. you see them right here. i'll widen the view. you know what? this is just a little bit of moisture. there's not lot of dynamics. it's the beginning, the warm frontal band of a system offshore. the cold front looks more impressive. the cold front will be bumping into some very dry air and that's not looking impressive. but we have good news in the seven-day outlook. 50 in san francisco. mt. tam with all the fog. foggy in santa rosa. 50 with fogg and sunshine san jose. the cool spot at half moon bay was near 60 yesterday. 52 right now. you see the clouds from emeryville, no 40s, santa rosa. that's what the lower deck of clouds will do. the temperatures have dropped the last couple hours. sunshine has bright end up novato and concord. 48 livermore w your fog in santa rosa, it's chilly. you still have fog in san jose.

and san carlos on the coast, a little iffy. some delays. but check out our sutro power cam. you see some of the sunlight mixed in with the fog. patchy sun, fogg, then it will fade and a chance of showers this afternoon. we will look for the showers also tomorrow morning but this is what has weakened significantly as the cold front pushes into much dryer air. we will get a break before we look at a more significant system midweek. this is our afternoon rain. it's about 1:00. you will see it from point reyes, perhaps down around san carlos and cupertino. then it's out of here. we have cloud cover tonight. and as we go into the next couple of systems, this is what they are going to be. this one today and tomorrow is a carbon copy. barely making a dent. maybe just .03. so here we go tonight. this looks more impressive. here it is 6:00. you are thinking showers, not bad. but look what happens. it just kind of fades away. and once again, just a couple

hundredths into your monday morning commute. then we see high pressure really build for tuesday. we are dry. look what happens into wednesday. we are looking at a very impressive system come wednesday morning. it's going to stick around all day on wednesday and bring us some wind, some pretty good downpours, and then we have a break on thursday. perhaps maybe some north bay showers with the weak system. friday is dry. look what happens saturday. next saturday another impressive system. so we may have to wait a couple days, but the extend the outlook continues to look active. 56 concord. 58 san jose. a chance of afternoon showers. some showers in the north bay perhaps tomorrow on the coast. dry tuesday. 2 on our storm impact scale for wednesday. and maybe a shower thursday in the north bay. we are watching it. it changes, you know. >> constantly. >> always keep an umbrella handy. thank you, lisa. still ahead, why one bay area agency is bangets officers from

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atlanta jail, accused of committing a string of armed jewelry store robberies across five states. she was arrested after the fbi investigation into at least six violent heists led them to this cobb county home and a suspect just 24 years old. >> i think if you are seduced by the rush, it doesn't matter what your age is. it becomes intoxicating. and the idea that you can maybe do a fourth, maybe do a fifth? in her case we think she's done at least six. >> revealing new details about each crime, explaining they were carried out much like the one caught on camera at this jewelry store in panama beach, florida. there the documents allege at gunpoint she ordered two employees to the restroom, remained face down on the floor and zip tied their hands. this man closed the front door and stood as a lookout while kemp took about $400,000 of jewelry from the display cases.

getting away in a honda civic just minutes before a ups delivery man walked in and found the employees tied up. her phone was pinged near the locations while the robberies were committed. that information, along with tips along with people who recognized her from the surveillance images, helped lead to her arrest. the fbi also arrested one other person. they haven't released that person's name or whether it was the accomplice shown in the surveillance images. still no word whether any of the jewelry was recovered. marcy gonzalez, abc news, new york. elon musk's spacex is looking to land another milestone. the rocket company will attempt to land their falcon 9 rocket on spacex successfully returned to earth last month to its launchpad at cape canaveral in florida. it's scheduled for liftoff next sunday from vandenberg air force

base along the central coast. if it succeeds it will be the first successful rocket landing in the sea. much more ahead on the sunday morning news. what in the world is actor sean penn doing shaking hands with one of the world's most notorious drug lord's? how this meeting may have helped doom the now captured el chappo. also is hillary clinton nervous about bernie sanders? her campaign's response to a recent poll showing her trailing by 13% in a

live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. live doppler 7hd is not indicating anything in the immediate area burks there are showers offshore. we could see a few of these sliding through the bay by about 2:00, 3:00.

the clouds will increase, but check this out from santa cruz. isn't this gorgeous? 48 right now and a high of 58 later on down around the boardwalk. we will be looking at temperatures back home on the mild side for the next few hours. in the 40s and 50s, except if you are in the north bay where this is what you are experiencing from santa rosa in the higher elevations around mt. tam if you are out for a bike ride. it's cool and cloudy and windy and temperatures in the low 40s. visibility certainly impacted. with increasing clouds on the way, you won't get a whole lot of sunshine for sonoma county, but we will be looking at the clouds everywhere increasing. and this picture changing for the bay area, anyway, with a chance of showers throughout the afternoon. we will talk about how much, and a more impressive system heads our way, a couple of them, for the week ahead. carolyn. >> thank you, carolyn. new this morning, hundreds of people joined french

president francois hollande for a ceremony honoring the victims killed in the charlie hebdo attacks. you will recall last year 17 people were killed. it was from january 7th to the 9th. the ceremony was held at the square that attracted rallies in favor of free speech after the attacks. president hollande also revealed a plaque in remembrance of the victims. >> new details this morning on the recapture of the mexican drug lord el chapo guzman. he tried to set up a meeting last year. the u.s.a. is looking to extradite him to stand trial. abc news reporter matt gut manning is in mexico city with a look at what led to his capture. >> he surface add day after his capture in his home state. the drug's kingpin in an interview, contacted few actors, and those who he hoped would make a bioptic about his life. the man credited with thousands

of deaths and shipping narcotics into the u.s., said -- [foreign language] >> he and accompanying rolling stone article with the prove of the interview picture described the harrowing trip to the jungle to meet el schayes khapo. a lot of bodyguards around him. on friday they said shies communication was producers and actors helped lead them to the drug lord. mexican authorities with him in front of the cameras say they may send him off again, extraditing him to the u.s. to face drug and murder charges. he escaped through this tunnel last year, it was built right into his prison cell. this morning we learned how close he got to escaping again. getting out of a gun battle out of this house where five of his men were killed.

and into the sue we'res. police said he surfaced at this intersectiontion, and pulling up the manhole, they found where he had been. >> he dropped out of this manhole. you peel back and look inside you see the. 4 with the rocket launcher. they left it inside, scampered out here, carjacked a vehicle and drove toward the highway. >> the mexican authorities finally catching him and his lieutenant on the gravel road. >> they came here because it was the closest protected area where he was arrested about 200 yards that way. this is one of the furthest in the back. and they brought him inside. this is where they got his identity. they sat him down on this bed. that's where they took that famous picture. >> hours after that picture was taken, he was whisked back to the super max prison. abc news, mexico. >> one of the heroes that stopped the terror attack on a train in paris last august will be one of the guests at the state of the union address.

mr. stone will be sitting in the first lady's box during president obama's beach. scott, u.s. army specialist alex, and their childhood be friend, anthony, were honored last year for their heroism. and in subduing a gunman while he opened fire on a crowded paris train. you can watch president obama's final state of the union address tuesday at 6:00 p.m. right here on abc7. this morning the hillary clinton campaign is getting jittery about challenger bernie sanders. according to one of the latest polls, senator sanders has a 13-point lead over clinton in new hampshire and is closing the gap in iowa. last week clinton's campaign manager sent an e-mail to supporters with the subject line "nervous." they don't think he can derail

her campaign, but, of course, perception is everything in politics. >> security will be tight at super bowl 50, which is just 4 weeks away. thousands of first responders will be on hand and some are supporting a special commemorative badge sporting the vince lombardi trophy. but not etch is on board. >> when the football season began, many santa clara police officers, like rob, traded in their official badges for these with a super bowl 50 logo. they were offered by the nfl to agencies that will help keep the venues safe. >> we look at it as a celebration. we want to celebrate super bowl 50, we are part of super bowl 50. obviously we are hosting the game. >> the officers paid for them themselves. $124.99. and santa clara is just one of more than 20 public safety agencies, including the chp, where some 1800 officers are snapping up these keepsakes. but san francisco's firefighters won't be joining in. under the nfl policy, only

departments can place the orders. and the fire chief is saying no to the badges. the union president says his members are furious. >> this is an important moment in san francisco history and they really wanted that badge as a keepsake. and to be kept out of it against their will kind of is a slap in the face a published report linked the chief's decision to concerns of domestic violence on super bowl sundays. but joanne hayes-white told me she simply doesn't think a replica badge is appropriate. >> this badge, when you take your oath, it means a lot. and to, you know, to have a sporting event, it didn't rise to that level. >> she worries the super bowl badges could cause confusion for the public. >> we'll see. happening today you can kickoff the excitement of super bowl 50 with a fun run at levi stadium. join three-time super bowl champ roger craig in the run the rode

to soup or bell 50. the 5k, 10k and kids run, finishers will each receive a medal. they will finish inside the field on levi stadium. and there will be watch parties for the wildcard games. the kids race is at 10:20 and the oquassas start at 10:00. >> a bay area company is helping kids who are color be blind see what they have never been able to see before. we will show you how it works. and here's a live look from our emeryville cam. a chance of scatters showers this around. right now mild temperatures in most places. 40s and 50s. lisa argen along shortly with the full accuweather for the new mattress models! it's time to make room

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the santa clara youth soccer league will continue to fight against the nfl to save their fields during super^bowl 50. last week a judge denied the soccer league's request to stop the nfl from continuing the work at the field next to levi stadium. but the judge has scheduled another hearing for tomorrow to stop construction. the league is turning the field into facilities for the media, for security personnel, and for production staff for the big game. lisa, by the way, the vikings are playing the is a seahawks in that cold weather. >> whatever you say, carolyn. >> just trying to correct you. >> good, glad you did. there's a little weak system offshore that is getting weaker and weaker. we have some sunshine here over san francisco, mixed in with

some fog, 50 degrees. we will be looking at a few showers. and then the rain chances, yes, they are coming back and increasing throughout the week ahead. we will show it to you and talk about it coming up. >> making it rain. up next, raining 3's the steph curry has another big night as the warriors beat the kings. mike shumann has the highlights coming up in

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tomorrow night the dubs face the heat at oracle arena. last night the warriors were in sacramento hoping to earn their third straight season series sweep of the kings. here's shu. he has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, on this wildcard weekend in the nfl, we had the wildest finish i have ever seen last in cincinnati. bengals had the game won, but they send pittsburgh into the next round. rain coming down in sheets in cincinnati. braun catches the ball and keeps control as he moves it to his stomach, and look at this. wow! hard to believe that he caught it. 15-0, steelers. bengals come back and take the lead. to a.j. green. less than two minutes to go, 16-15. now it gets goofy. fourth and three. antonio brown gets leveled. a shot to the head and the 15-yard penalty.

with players and coaches on the field, pac-man jones goes after the steelers coach, another 15-yard penalty. then the field goal from chris boswell for the win, and got the 18-16 victory to face the next round. they will face the broncos. >> texans and chiefs. miles davis, he's gone. 106 yards, 7-0 chiefs that was 11 seconds into the game. it was all kansas city from there. third quarter, alex smith, drives them down. finds connelly. chiefs slaps with their 11th straight win. chiefs advance with their 11th straight win. first nhl shutout in ten years in the postseason. 30-0, the final. they face the patriots next week. last night the golden state warriors made their last appearance at the sleep train arena in sacramento. the kings new arena is scheduled to open next season. dubs going for their 12th straight win against sacramento. steph gets a good screen. open for three. we know that's good. 51-48 golden state.

kings' demarcus cousins working on the floater. cousins had 33. third quarter, draymond blocks rondo. steph gets it ahead to him for the dunk. he had five threes of his own. in the fourth after steph makes the three, he turns to talk to the sacramento bench. steph with 8 threes and team high 19. warriors 128-119 and host miami monday night. the sharks have been struggling it he thanks but their offense exploded last night against the maple leafs. do not ajust your set. here are the goals. burns, joe pavelski, tomas hurdle, carlson, yonas and hurdle again. it was huge. four goals in the second period. their biggest shutout in almost 15 years. for a struggling team, it was huge. >> we feel good with our team, feel good at hole. this is a place we've always loved to play. just some tough bounces.

yeah, that's a night that's great for a lot of guys. >> good-looking tux. that's the way the ball bounces. wildcard week continues. vikings and seahawks, packers and redskins. all those highlights tonight at 5:00. have a great day. i'm mike shumann. >> impact 2 storms this week. >> that's right. you have been paying attention. that's good. they dropped the number you for the one tomorrow because it's pushing into a ridge of high pressure. but we will explain that in a moment. starting with live doppler hd, the left hand corner of the screen, you see a little bit of green. that's still what we are expecting later on this afternoon. it's part of a warm front that will be visiting us. we have the cold front behind it. but things are changing and allowing the moisture to evaporate as it pushes into the bay area. santa cruz, partly cloudy, not a great chance of rain here. 46 morgan hill.

50 san jose. you just got rid of some fog. 51 oakland. mist and fog on mt. tam. santa rosa has been awfully gray with cool temperatures. 43 for you. 50 novato. sunshine north of the golden gate. question will look for increasing clouds throughout the day. and the quarter mile visibility keeping it awfully cool. even with some sun in san jose, you still have some fog around. five mile visibility in san carlos. a little bit of blue from the golden gate bridge. but you too have some showers for the afternoon. we will go with some patchy fog and sun this morning. fading sun for a chance of rain this afternoon. showers will arrive overnight tonight into a portion of your monday morning. but this is the system that really is going to fizzle as it pushes into a ridge of high pressure. so here's the first part of the system. you can see barely any precip there. in fact, with the clouds behind it, a lot of this is not going to reach the ground. that's why we are only looking at a couple hundredths. this is again what's going to

happen tonight into monday morning. with the ridge of high pressure building, this is what happens at about 6:00. you will see a few returns here. but as we go through the next couple of hours, yeah, it really falls apart. by monday afternoon we've got some sun. into tuesday high pressure builds. we have some 60-degree temperatures. but it is not going to last. as we go through your early wednesday morning we have some rain pushing into the north bay. by 6:00 your wednesday morning commute is looking yet and windy. looks to last throughout a portion of the afternoon. and as we pick up this next model. it's 10:00 and you will see we are silhouettes. thursday we get a nice break. that's the way we like the system. one system a break and another break for thursday, maybe some light rain in the north bay. doesn't look more than that. but by friday things are dry. this is what looks interesting. it's next saturday with some pretty good rain lasting into the evening hours. so we will take a little break today. not much we can do about it with a few showers in the afternoon.

temperatures in the mid-50s from concord, 57 oakland. most of the rain i couldn't be surprise is right along the coast. the accuweather seven-day forecast, maybe a sprinkle tomorrow morning. dry tuesday and then a more decent system on our storm impact scale comes in on wednesday. thursday may be a morning shower. friday dry. saturday looks like another decent shot of some pretty good rain that would bring, of course, mountain snow. >> thank you, lisa. two bay area companies are joining forces to help children struggling with a frustrating condition, colored blindness. >> the world is about to become a brighter place for these four grade school kids. they have lived their lives with varying degree of color-blindness. a condition their parents even didn't spot all the way. >> as a little guy he had his shapes and numbers but he just never got colors. >> but their families heard about a contest being sponsored

by clorox and another bay area company called inchroma that pioneered a unique set of lenses that restore the correct balance of red and greens, which get blurred together by deformities in a color-blind person's eye. >> we do this by creating a filter that goes in and carves out certain wave lengths of light. it separates those photo pigments back to where they should be. the life-changing power caught the life-changing power caught the attention of clorox. the company offered up $10,000 to help distribute the glasses to young students suffering from color-blindness. that grant helped fund the online video contest. kids were asked to dream up an invention they would like to build themselves and submit a video describing it. >> 75 winners were chosen to receive a set of inchroma lenses. we watched at four winners tried them on for the first time. >> the ball right here, it looks like way brighter. like all the colors just kind of popping out.

so much more! >> this looks more reddish. >> excited about that? >> yeah. >> i think it's royal blue. >> say what? >> orange? >> they are a lot brighter than i thought before. [laughter] >> definitely. >> but like colors themselves, emotions also cover the spectrum. >> he's our fourth boy, the second, third and fourth are all color-blind and this is the first time he got to see them. one of them, at least, sees colors. >> the company is still advising families to register for their online newsletter for information. but these kids will see the world more colorful. ama daetz. abc7 news. >> those in chroma glasses can cost $250 or more. coming up, we will tell you who

is now the highest-grossing actor in u.s.

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won the power ball's grand prize. the odds of winning are 1 in 292 million. >> well, knowing surprise, disney stayed "star wars" opened at record pace in china, "star wars: the force awakens" sold an estimated $33 million in ticket sales yesterday on its first day. that is the biggest opening day ever in china. by comparison jurassic world made $17 million on its opening day in china. the seventh installment of the star wars franchise has broken several box office records. it's now the top-grossing movie of all-time in the u.s. disney is the parent company of abc7. the force is with harrison ford. according to box office mojo, the 73-year-old has been named the highest-grossing actor in u.s. box office history. his impressive resume of 41 films have made more than $4.7 billion at the domestic box

office. thanks in part to the latest, "star wars: the force awakens." he's made more than $4.7 billion at the domestic box office. ford bumped samuel l. jackson to second place. his earnings are at $4.6 billion. that's a lot of billions being tossed around. >> i can't relate. okay. good morning, everyone. we are working a little bit of sunshine into your sunday more most of you. the sun fades, though, and we will see scattered afternoon showers. 58 in san jose. fog in santa rosa. and the rest of you will cloud up. we will look for the scattered showers monday morning for a few of you. wednesday and saturday looks to be more decent rain makers. >> thank you, lisa. and thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler, along with my buddy, lisa argen. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook, and all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m.

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