>> well, get your umbrellas out. this is a live look from our camera at peer 15. it's overcast right now but it's going to be a sloppy day. good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 17th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good morning. you are right. this is the second right we will see a 3 on our storm impact scale and that's what we are expect later today.

motor the bay area is dry except for the north bay. but check this out. this is what is on the way. it will be impacting the north bay sooner, rather than later. so a coastal flood watch until tomorrow morning and a flash flood watch for areas until 1:00 this afternoon. we are looking at the potential for some urban and small streak flooding. the creeks rising out are their banks. and if you look here, we have light rain here this afternoon and then ramps up throughout the late average. this is when it's spreading south and it will trail off to the rest of the bay area. mild temperatures, south winds ahead of it. 53 san ramon, 56 san mateo and to a quarter mile visibility for concord, about a mile and three quarters half moon bay. we will talk about amount, timing and the second one on its heels coming up. thank you, carolyn. >> thank you, lisa.

as lisa just told us, we are expecting one of the strongest storms we've seen this season. melanie woodrow shows us how one bay area community is preparing for what is expected to be a messy storm. >> flooding caused a highway 1 closer near valley forge. some trucks managed to get through high-sanding water. the north bay is expecting swung of the strongest storms we've seen this season. >> watch out for the flash floods that we did get a warning for. >> the north bay could see localized flooding, mudslides and debris floats. >> if there are trees down or wires down from the winds or anything like that, let us know how we can help. that's what we are here for. >> kim said his home has flooded in the past. >> we live on a ridge so a lot of wind with the elements. >> those elements are expected to continue through sunday night. >> but we are still waiting for the big part of the storm to

hit. >> meaning there's still time to pick up a few stand bags. >> right across the street we can till it up. >> that's our fire department? >> yeah. >> i'm close. you got to me thinking. >> melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> be specially careful along the ocean today. there's a high surf warning in effect through tonight. abc7 news was in pacifica yesterday where big saves were crashing into the pier. the warning runs all the way from big sur to point reyes. you can track the warnings and the storm warnings by downloading our to app for immediate notifications. a san francisco fashion icon has died. he was to no one for being loyal

and giving back to the community. he hold his stores in 2009 but stayed on as president. the store near union scare and the one in palo alto are the only ones remaining in the bay area. he was best friends with former mayor willy brown. he had been battling prostate cancer for nearly a year. he was 82 years old. highway 4 in martinez is now open after a fatal crash last night. one person was died, two others are in the hospital this morning. we are expected to recover. the crash happened around 8:30. at least three cars were involved in that crash. in fran wet roads and an abrupt stop by a cabdriver are to blame for an accident regarding a police car. police responded around 5:40 last night. officers say the taxi came to a sudden stop causing a dpt

vehicle to rear end our cab. then the streetcar tried to stop on wet tracks crashing into the dpt vehicle. no one on the streetcar was injured. the dpt employee was sent to the hospital with neck and back pain. a marin county native who was held in an iranian prison for 19 months has been released. jaws president was -- jason rezalan was arrested and charged with he is city an age. he was held longer than any other journalist. we have more on his release and what is next for him. >> jason rezalan is a free man. >> a beautiful day to be alive. >> this woman knows exactly what he's been through. she spent more than a year in prison after she and two other meshes accidentally crossed into iran while hiking. they were held in to cool area

confinement. >> it took me years to recover and i will never be the same and none of us will of that gone through these kind of events. >> rezalaning worked for the washington post. he and his wife were arrested at their home in tehran. once friends and family started an online petition, his wife was freed, but he was not. a friend rezalan spoke with us via skype. >> it's entirely a political plot. and a number of other iranian americans. >> rezalan and four others were released as part of a prisoner exchange. seven iranians in the u.s. were freed. all comes as a landmark nuclear deal is reached with iran. george is a professor of law and has a ph.d. in middle eastern studies. he's sure u.s. relations with iran are turning around. >> i'm optimistic that this is

symbolic of how we can continue to operate with iran in the future. >> the majority of rezalan's family lives in marin. he has dual citizen ships. abc news. >> here are the other prisoners released as part of of the exchange. amir hekmati was in prison three years. he grew up in mont to ray. and an american pastor idaho, and saeed abedini was the pastor and four of the five americans, including rezalan, took off from iran just under an

hour ago and are now headed to switzerland. just hours afterwards about the prisoner release, president obama signed executive order listing economic sanctions on iran. he signed the order after the international atomic agency said they met their commitment regarding a international deal. iran immediately recouped some $100 billion in assets frozen overseas. >> the search is set to resume for a missing ski instructor in placer county. carson may was last seen skiing there on thursday. rescuers have picked up a signal from his phone and have narrowed a search area to 730 square feet. they hope a weather clears this morning so they can launch helicopter search. >> we've seen people survive here three to five days. if you do things right, you can

survive. if you build a snow cave, you can probably last the winter. >> rain and snow are expected to continue in the area with temperatures in the lower 30s. more with the weather, lisa argen. >> well, we are looking at a little light rain this morning, especially up in the north bay where those folks got bonus precip yesterday. the rest of us, not so lucky. it's mild. we will see the rain pick up throughout the day today. i'll detail that in a few minutes >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, super bowl 50 just three weeks away but it's not too late to get involved. how you can still volunteer. and later had early morning tornadoes touched down on the florida coast, killing at least two people. the devastation left behind.

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>> welcome back. to storms are moving in. we will have a wet, wild, windy day ahead. lisa argen is along shortly with the full accuweather forecast. new this morning, vacaville police are looking for these two suspects in connection with a grab-and-run theft in connection with a best buy store. it happened last night at the store in the nut had tree laz os. the surveillance photos show the

suspects inside the best buy. police say they took several mac book pro laptops before running out. officers searched the area for these men, but have not found them. new details in the case of debit card skimmers ripping people off after they fill up with gas. two suspects' photos are release after they stole gas in san almo. there are now 50 victims. officers and anyone who filled up in that shop within the last 630 days to check their bank statements. a man in his 70s ared de after a tour butt ran over him in san francisco. katie was first on the scene shortly it happened. she has the story. >> he was walking the red lights. i'm not sure if he entered the

intersection on a green light or notice. >> frank witnessed the gruesome death of an elderly man who became dropped under a tour bus at this san francisco intersection. >> i saw the man being hit and dropped under the bus and being dragged. i yelled stop, stop, stop. >> the bus, heading north, made add right-hand north on to post street. it's unclear if the man was fully out of the intersection or not. keep in mind the driver sits on the curbside of the bus. >> at the point he's banging on the window, he's on the driver side. >> the question is who had the right-of-way. >> the bus stopped after the rear tires ran over the man. the company's attorney said the driver has been with deluxe for around two years and his mandatory certifications are current. >> he looked kind of shocked. i don't think he knew what happened. >> the tour bus company and the driver are cooperating with the investigation. >> the collision happened around

1:00 in the afternoon. police have interviewed tour bus riders and witnesses. nobody else was injured. they are searching for surveillance footage of the incident. there is a camera on the corner. >> the bus company tells me this is their first fatal accident. all religion strayings and certifications are up-to-date. we are working to verify that with the agencies that oversees tour bus applications. abc7 news. volunteer headquarters are now open in san francisco. yesterday hundreds of volunteers who had already been screened and trained lined up to get their uniforms. most will be working as ambassadors for the super bowl host committee, helping in super bowl city and getting directions on how to get from here to there, place to place. and if you want to be part of it, it's not too late. >> wet are still looking for

volunteers. if people are interested, we are always happy to take in the excited person who wants to come and be part of it and help welcome people to our region. >> yesterday volunteers got a four of the area around the embarcadero and market street where super bowl city will be set up. volunteers will work up to the date of the super bowl but not on game day. >> the wall mart store on edge water drive in oakland is one of 269 that will close permanently. 400 workers from the oakland stores will lose their jobs. another to store on monterey highway in san jose will close? two weeks. the possibility of dungeness crab season opening in the next five months have complicated governor brown's efforts to determine if an economic disaster will be declared. according to the press democrat, aid efforts for the fishermen

have started since they lost much of their income during the busy holiday season. fishermen make 860% of their income off crab. so far the sonoma county regional parks have raised $22,000 for the fishermen. if you are headed up to the sierra today, be careful. this is the look at i80 in cassel peek last night. the roads look clear now but condition could get messy with today's storm. we are told, lisa, no chain requirements right now on 80 or 50. >> winter weather advisory begins at 4:00 this afternoon. a little bit of a window and then after that things are going to get quite stormy around the state as a big, powerful storm moves into the bay area and sinks to the south and east. we've rated it a 3 on our storm impact scale. it will be affecting the north bay first with heavy rain, anywhere from 1 to 2 1/2 inches of rain generally. but we could see upwards of 4 in the coastal hills. urban and small stream flooding

is a concern. we have high tide tonight about 6:00 and tomorrow morning definitely some impacts in the north bay. the good news is it's a holiday so most people won't be out on the roads. some light rain small in santa rosa but this is what we are expecting to sink to the south and east. it will take about all day to get through the heart the of the bay. heaviest rain for the most prolonged amount of time will be here in the north bay. that's why we have a glass flood watch until 4:00 tomorrow morning. and a coastal flood warning through 7:00 right after high tide. the burn areaings in lake county, we are worried about that, and the rivers to the north in mendocino county, the the russian river. we will be watching those closely for you. right now it's mild, 63. from the roof camera it looks quiet the. there are areas of fog but not too much of a concern as it was

yesterday. but still pockets out there. low to mid-50s. in emeryville we have morning showers and fog for you. then the rain intensifies today and tonight. there will be a chance of rain for the holiday tomorrow but much, much calmer compared to today. the high surf warning has been extended until tomorrow morning. look at the current wave heights. they are huge, 13 to 17 feet. we are looking at the swells up to 7 feet. very dangerous. the timeline, 9:00 it's raining in the north bay. heavy rain coming down through ukiah and cloverdale. by 2:00 notice most of the bay is getting wet but still the heavy rain is hung up in the north bay and it's 5:00 now. it's beginning to sink south. through the evening hours, 9:00, it is raining, moderate and heavy pockets here and there. 1:00 in the morning the frontal band begins to sink to the south and by 4:00 in the morning the heaviest activity through an is hose, -- san jose.

and look at 7:00 tonight is when things will get interesting for you will through the overnight hours. it will take some time to push through cupertino, and he's areas. monday 2 1/2 inches santa rosa, three quarters inch san jose and san francisco. now, if it stalls we will get more rain. looks like it could get hung up in the south bay. we thought it was going toet go hung up in the north bay so we have to wait and see how it plays out. but the break comings tomorrow. look what happens. overnight we are dry, but by tuesday morning another round of rain and very gusty winds with the next system. so snowfall amounts anywhere from 3 to 8 levels for lake level. above 7,000 feet we are looking at 8 to 14 inches travel concerns in the sierra nevada. raining in the north bay much of the day and the accuweather seven-day forecast, 3 on an impact scale, a break.

then 2. and thursday and fry looks wet again. >> well, we have not, as you said, had very much breaks, so watch out! >> that's right. >> the big relegal next. the new public home for this

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$400 to repair the chair. she immediately filed a claim but found the process difficult. spirit airlines requires damage reports be made within four house after landing and can he be situation is limited to $400. it's policy is buried in fine print in a contract. >> he said somebody would call me from the florida office. never heard anything. >> we contacted spirit, which apologized to lisa. spirit, telling us, as soon as we receive the e-mail from "7 on your side" we needly reached out to her. we granted an extension of two weeks to file a claim. lisa received full compensation for the repair. >> oh, i don't believe it. they came through. and if it wasn't for "7 on your side,ic" wouldn't have that. >> we have link toss each of the baggage claim policies to on our website. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> if you can't wait for san francisco's museum of modern part to reopen this spring, there's one event you won't want

to miss this weekend. abc7 news was at the pavilion for the fall design and art fair. yesterday big crowds gathered to check out the latest works from as far away from london, paris and here in the bay area. it's fun even if you are just there to brows. >> you can come in, look at things and be inspired. people go to museums -- orb behind the podium. this should be a place of inspiration. >> abc7 is a proud won sore of the event. it continues from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. today. one of the spin off original hit abc show actor is back. >> it's to promote the series fuller house. it's the first time we've seen the new cast of the entire show together, including a new generation that moves into the tanner family home.

the new series starts next month on netflix. bei bei, the cute panda, made his cute debut yesterday at the zoo. look at this 22-pound club. he's becoming awaited with his new surroundings. clouds lined up to catch a glimpse. he was born august 22nd. his name means precious treasure. much more ahead on the sunday morning news. dead lid tornadoes tear through several homes on the florida coast. we will have the latest. also, a war of words. one-time buddies, now firing off insults at each other. the

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after 1:00 whether the rain gets going and the heaviest rain will be with you throughout the evening hours, the overnight hours, and then further south through the

early morning hours in san jose and the central coast. 52 right now with fog in our east bayed, 56 in san francisco. there's also more fog along the coastline so we could see some delays at sfo. but the good news is we won't be navigating in the rain tomorrow for most of the you because it is the holiday. but a couple storms on the heels of this big one. we will talk about those and time-out the rain in a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. take a look at some big waves in the bay area. abc7 news viewer joanie took these photos in pacifica during the high surf advisory. thank you for sharing your pictures with us. if you are any weather photos or video that you would like to send, just post it with the #abc7now. developing news out of florida this morning. two people have died, 7 others injured after a series of tornadoes passed through that state. nearly 20,000 homes are without power. the tornadoes knocked down

trees, damaged buildings. one of the tornadoes was estimated at 70 miles per hour and waves up to 7 feet are forecast, causing flooding all along the coast. now to the race for president. the political battle is only heating up between donald trump and senator ted cruz after their first debate of the new year with. abc news reporter mary bruce explains how neither side appears to be letting up. >> the war of words between donald trump and ted cruz is escalating. in the key battleground state of south carolina, cruz wasted no time taking a stab at his former friend after getting stuck in an elevator. trump started the day ripping into cruz on twitter saying ted cruz was born in canada and was a canadian citizen until 15 months ago. lawsuits have just been filed with more to follow. i told you so. cruz fired back. >> seems donald has a lot of

nervous energy, and for whatever reason donald doesn't react well when he's going down in the policy. >> and he doubled down on his comments questioning new york values, a line of attack he used against trump during thursday's debate. >> if you are offended at my pointing out how much the failed policies of hillary clinton and andrew cuomo and bill have hurt new yorkers, then which of those policies do you agree with? >> trump blasted cruz. >> i will finally went off the weigh a little bit and went a little crazy. and it's very -- i mean, he's being a great hypocrite. >> duty are locked in a heated primary baths and trump is getting some unexpected sport. hillary clinton sweeted just this one trump is right. new york city build enter lives for our families and are hard workers, they have tolerance. >> and hillary clinton supporters will host two

democratic debate watch parties n san francisco the party starts at 6:00 to on geary street and the oakland the watch party starts at 5:00 on broadway. and with iowa just two weeks away, presidential candidates donald trump, hillary clinton and bernie sanders will all appear on "this week" to discuss their campaigns. you can catch it at 8:00 this morning right here on abc7. this morning a high surf remains in effect as the search for 12 marines is expanded off the coat of o'ahu. it covers waters off the western coach in addition to the north show. rescuers from the coast guard, navy, police department, all combing the shoreline for debris. high surf it disbursing it and complicating safety efforts. >> if someone sees something, we

do want them the housekeeping olympics call and report but we don't want them to touch it. we just want them to allow the professionals to step in and recover that debris. >> two helicopters, each carrying six marines, went down late thursday. initial reports say the choppers collided mid-air, but a marine spokesperson said the investigation is not complete. developing news this morning. an autopsy was determined that abc7 producer ann sweeney at our sister station in chicago was string he would to death in central america. she was traveling alone in belize last week when her body was found in a river friday morning. officials saying she died from asphyxia and blunt force trauma to the head and neck area. a motive is not clear. police are still looking for her killer. good morning america will have much more coming up at 7:00 this morning. we are learning an american missionary is among the 28

victims killed by al-qaeda fighters. the hotel and cafe attack happened friday night in the western african nation. 45-year-old mikes elf brouwer county, to florida ran an orphanage and crisis center for women with his wife. he leaves behind two children. one survivor of the attack said she had to play dead to stay alive. in australia a car about plowed into a gas station, nearly hitting a woman. surveillance video shows the woman walking inside the convenience store when all of a sudden, look at that? a car flies into the store. it looks like she was hit, but the car just missed her. three people inside that car were hurt and taken to the hospital. police are investigating what caused the excellent and whether alcohol was a factor. [cheers and applause]

of course, cheers rang out last month as the falcon 9 landed safely back on earth for the first time. later this morning spacex will try to top that feat by landing a new rocket on a bank after the california coast. other attempts at water landings have ended with crashes. ceo elon musk said the successful landing showed them from thrust fluctuation issues that can help with the landing. everything looks good. the rocket is carrying a $1,830,000,000 satellite that will be used to study climate change. still ail head on the abc7 sunday morning news, 1 oakland chef is feeding customers and funding schools all at the same time. find out what inspired this oakland native to give back to his community. and here is a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. today a three on the storm impact scale. relatively calm now but the

three means a whopper is on the way. lisa will have your forecast in just a few. >> storm 3 is a strong storm. stay ahead of today's storm with >> storm 3 is a strong storm. one of the cool perks of this place is you can eat as much cereal as you want. it's like i'm going to work to get some. alrighty. we just like cereal. we make it, eat it, love it, live it. (laughing)

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this mushroom to dome cabin. and it also includes a pirates of the caribbean getaway in l.a. and a seashell house with a private pool in mexico but that is the number one spot, a secluded treehouse in atlanta, georgia. it consists of three separate rooms, each connected by rope bridges. you might want something like an arc, noah's arc. >> very interesting. our weather is going to get quite interesting as a pretty strong cold front descends on the bay area today. the exploratorium camera, 56 degrees in san francisco. fog in the east bay. there's mist and drizzle from the san mateo coast up to the north bay. we will put it all together for you and get you prepared for a pretty wet week ahead. >> that's what i meant by noah's arc. [laughter] >> also ahead, a fantastic finish in arizona. aaron rodgers hail mary that

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>> welcome back. thanks for waking up so early to join us for the abc7 sunday morning news. here's a live look from our emeryville camera showing you the new and beautiful section of the bay bridge. weather-wise, oh, get ready for rain, lots of rain. lisa argen along shortly with the full accuweather forecast. in sports this morning, the nfl playoffs continue with the seahawks in carolina to play the panthers. kickoff 10:05 this morning. the winner will play the arizona cardinals who won a an overtime thriller against the packers. here's abc7 news sports anchor

mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. aaron rodgers and his green bay packers have been the cardiac kids of the nfl this season. they found a way to beat the redskins last week and last night against the divisional playoff game it took another hail mary to send it to overtime. the second td pass, 17-13 cards. under a minute left. packers down 7. fourth and 20. rogers from his observe end zone, 670 yards. and rogers under pressure, another prayer, 41 yards, janis again? are you kidding me? 7 catches, 145 yards. we go to overtime tied at 2000. cardinals won the coin toss. the first play. he throws a hail larry from carson. 735 right here. fitzgerald gets it down to the 5-yard line.

palmer. then flicks the shovel pass to who else, larry fitzgerald for the win. cardinals win it 26-20, advance to go the n forecast c championship game the nfc championship game against the seahawks or -- >> we believe you have to keep on fighting next week. >> in the afc, tom brady not worried about the chiefs 11 game win streak. chiefs open with an 11 play drive. 11 passes. the final to rob gronkowski. ed brady, 2tds. new england advance was a 27-20 victory facing denver or pittsburgh. pat's fifth straight afc title game. >> it's pretty cool. it's hard to do, man. you have to grind throughout the entire year and there's only four teams playing next weekend and we are one of them.

that means -- that game means a lot. >> warriors hit the road for a you have to three-game swing with detroit, cleveland and chicago. got robbed by the pistons last night the, game one. greene, born and raise in saginaw, michigan. the steal, and he knows how to finish. detroit had the ten-point lead in the first. steph curry had 38. hits the three. dubs led after one quarter. and they are outscored 38-19 in the quarter. caldwell had 20. drives, loses the ball for a second, high off the glass. wanted a foul and ends one a technical. this is a complete team effort. farmer warrior, steve blake, detroit 6 scorers in double figures. and klay62 of the teams 90 points. halfway point, and 113-95, the final. that's the way the ball bounces. sharks over dallas last night.

and today's nfl action. all those rights tonight at 5:00. emmenic sure man. have aate day. >> lisa, with the storms at least we've had time in between to dry out to reduce the possibility of gladding? >> absolutely -- flooding. >> absolutely. and that's been key. they are getting a tiny bit of a break because rain has begun to fall in parts of the north bay already. drizzly along the coast and even the san mateo coast. then you add in fog, and really the break is very little for folks in marin, sonoma and napa. that's why we have a flash flood watch in effect for those counties. and the storm impact is rating this system a 3. it's a strong one. second time we've had a 3 and that means anywhere from about an inch of rain to 2 1/2 inches coast ali. in the coastal hills you could see as much as 4 inches. it could stall, but the whole system moves through at a rapid pace. we will time it out for you.

right around our sweep, middletown where the burn area is, we are looking at some showers and this is the concern area where a flash flood watch is in effect through tomorrow morning. the heavier rain starts in the morning but it will be to the afternoon else we're. marin, sonoma, napa, particular areas to watch and the coastal flood warning, high tide 6:00 tonight and 6:00 tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning things will be calming down but it's the central coast around san benito, the heavier rain will be falling. 60 mountain view, 56 san francisco. good deal of fog from the east bay to the coast. mid-50s novato. cool spot fairfield. and 56 in santa rosa. so north bay communities picked up somewhere between three quarters an inch and an inch of rain yesterday when the light mist and drizzle and went to

light rain and never let up all day. this morning we had a few mornings showers. the fog, the rain intensifies for everyone today. more like this evening for the south bay then a chance of rain tomorrow for the martin luther king holiday. the high surf warning has been extended until tomorrow. look tea huge wave heights, anywhere from 13 to 17 feet. this is another reason why coastal flooding could be possible. the large, niekroer waves to watch out for. through the afternoon hours the front sinks into the north bay. but by dinnertime heavy rain is slipping into san francisco. the evening hours when san jose, fremont, sunnyvale will see the steadier rain, right on through the overnight hours. here we are 1:00 in the morning and still looking at some pounding rain all across the bay. by 4:00 this is when it sinks to the south and east of us. we will get into the totals which will be quite impressive tomorrow. but as for today in san jose it looks like after the dinner hour

right on through the evening until the early morning hours you will be lulled to sleep with the heavier rain. throughout the day tomorrow the rain will be ending and we will be looking at those one to two-inch total necessary the north bay. perhaps three quarters of appear inch to an inch in oakland and san francisco. and then look what happens the rest of the day on monday, the holiday. it's dry. but then overnight the winds ramp up and the next system on our heels. that one should be a 1 on our storm impact scale. a winter weather advisory 4:00 tonight with anywhere from 6 to 18 inches. that's above 7,000 feet. 59 in richmond, 62 in san jose. and the accuweather seven-day forecast, it's going to be a 2 open tuesday. so, yeah, you know, with some quick break on monday and the heavier rain, that's why we have a number 2 and a couple daybreak and another 2 on friday. we will be looking at the rivers closely in the north bay. >> and it's nice that it's dry for martin luther king day tomorrow because there are a lot of activities on at that point,

a day of service for a lot of people. >> that worked out. >> great. thank you, lisa. one oakland restaurant owner is paying it forward this month. he is is other chefs will follow him in his efforts. we have the details. >> helping oakland public schools with something chef james felt obligated to do. >> i went to oakland public schools, so did my wife. we have two small children and we've been here for 30-plus years. >> shift and owner of three restaurants here will donate 5% of a customer's bill to the oakland public education fund. the money will then be distributed among all oakland schools. >> we will work with school leaders across the system to identify some of the commonly held need across our schools >> last year the chef raised

$9,000. this year hopefully we will raise a little more. my hope is to have other restaurant owners to latch on. >> they had lunch, knowing what they spend today will have an impact on the oakland students. >> it builds the kind of oakland we want to live in. it's a great thing. >> i have a child of my own and it's great to see hem caring about our youth. i really appreciate it. >> the dine out and give back fundraiser goes through the end of the month.. >> up next, how a roller rink will be celebrating 630-plus years

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numbers. wednesday's jackpot grows to $50 million. >> happening today, you can be part of the celebration of the last roller rincon the peninsula. the redwood roller rink in wed wood city is celebrating more than 60 years today. the peninsula roller girls is hosting this free event. you can bring the family for some food and some fun. it all starts at 4:15 at the roller rincon main street in redwood city. up next on the sunday morning news at 6:00, flooding like this, could become a common site today. lisa argen has the latest on a powerful storm moving in later today. also, sadly, a bay area fashion icon has passed away.

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>> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 17th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> carolyn, good morning. hi, everyone. this is live doppler 7hd where the activity is still far up in northern california. but a few showers in the north bay. mist and drizzle along the coast, as far south as the san mateo coast but we are looking at the heaviest rain throughout the morning hours here in the northbound bay. we had rain that really didn't let up yesterday. the concerns with the burn areas around lake county, and the rivers. you will get heavy rain throughout the entire day. as i widen the view you will see what's on the way for all of us. it will take some time early afternoon to get into san franci