>> now, breaking news. >> we have breaking new from lafayette, a suspect ran into the area in pleasant hill near the high school. police are using a k mine and a helicopter to search for the suspect there was a short pursuit but they did not say what the suspect is wanted for. >> we will monitor the story. follow us for breaking news on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. you can download the free app. u aim natasha zouves. >> i am kristen sze. >> the weather is the other top story and rain is coming our way. >> have the tires properly

inflated with good tread. slow down. >> good advise in c.h.p., the first major storm is about to hit the bay area. you can see the crews are busy doing prep work in anticipation of downed trees and lines. the storm will bring rain our way tonight. a look at the golden gate bridge shows it is cloudy but the rain is not coming down yet. our weather team is tracking changes that are likely to impact you through the weekend. >> we are learning an area at risk is the stretch of santa cruz mountains charred by the loma fire. meteorologist mike nicco is tracking the impact of the storm. he is taking off with our team coverage. >> worried about flooding in the santa cruz mountains receiving the healthiest amount of rain and the fastest winds. damage and power lanes -- lines are a big issue. best ray arrest at crescent city. it is all moving to the northeast. away from us.

the potential on the storm as we head to tonight into tomorrow. it will keeping it a (2) -- "2" for rain and wind. we have a hypo tell for accidents and local power outages. i do have good news for the commute, the storm system is slowing down. not all of us are going to be driving through the ponding during the commute. an hour-by-hour look is ahead. >> we will talk to you in a few minutes. the north bay is pounded first and public crews, work crews and drivers are getting ready. our reporter is at the manzanita park and ride in marin county that floods directly. you have big heads up for commuters? >> i do. there is no sign of rain yet. except for the sign behind me announcing this parking lot. be closed tomorrow. that is one of many steps being taken in the north bay because of the predicted rain.

>> city crews to mill valley are working do clear out storm drains today before tomorrow's rain moves in. they say you should be doing the same at your house. >> they suggest cleaning the gutters and debris an the house. thing director car, taxi driver is paying close attention to his car. from under the hood, to the windshield wipers. >> i am going to change the wipers. >> officials are being proactive at manzanita park and ride in mill valley announcing it will be closed tomorrow. and all next week. commuters say they will have to adjust. >> i will probably leave earlier to avoid cars being flooded when rains hit the low lying area at high tide. amber will park in another lot in sausalito, that she does not like as much as this. >> this is great because there are so many spots. spencer is smaller. it is unfortunate. >> they cannot keep the lot from

flooding but the workers hope to keep the neighborhood from getting too soggy. they plan to clear two dozen storm drains. >> it mack as difference because the water flows and it will not cause flooding. >> this is a picture of beautiful mount tam, the chief here is saying the dry few is at a critical level and he thinks the storm is coming at a great time because it is the height of fire season. he is happy to see it. i asked in sandbags or stationd were set up and he said they are not expecting your problems tomorrow so no need for sandbags. because the ground is so dry, it is going to drink this rain right up. you could see some puddles but he is not expecting major flooding. >> thank you for the update. take a look at this, what it looked like 569 loma fire, almost 4,500 charred acres and

the rand is lampley stripped of having station which means that the storm could have a big impact. our team coverage continues now with our reporter matt keller in morgan hill. matt? the poor people in santa cruz mountains first dealing with the loma fire and now they have to deal with concerns of flooding. cal fire is ready for the rain. they are ready for this weekend. this afternoon they taking part in a county-wide storm meeting with other agencies like the sheriff, and water district and red cross. talk about what to do in the storm debris, flooding, roads giving out. this storm is a lot bigger than we are used to for the first rain is an area that is burned like in the santa cruz mountains is more vulnerable to erosion and mudslides and flooding. it is fought so much the total amount of rainfall but how quickly the rain comes that is the issue. >> 2" over four days...without any...big downpour at any one

time, probably not going to be the sail kind of danger if we had 2" in an hour. >> it is not just about this storm in the santa cruz mountains, a watershed emergency response team is up there right now testing the soil in the loma fire burn area to see in there are spots where the water can not penetrate, and those test results come back to a week to help them plan for the winter. sandbags are being made available here in santa clara sa county. >> this morning seemed like deja vu because another big-rig flipped on a local area. you could be surprised after you see the video that there were only minor injuries. jessica? >> this is the second u.p.s. truck overfund on a bay area highway in just two days. look at a nasty crash on the 101 southbound happened near brokaw road. a u.p.s. truck turned over on

its side and there was an s.u.v. flipped into a ditch. surprisingly, two women in the vehicle and the u.p.s. driver were all able to get themselves out to safety with only minor injuries reported. >> amazing. something like this county we were almost guaranteeing people would be inside the vehicle. >> they weren't. the fire can't said that the women are physically crawling out when they got to the scene. the biggest task during the cleanup of a crash like this is get the truck upright. the tactic this morning was using strapped to lift it but u.p.s. workers were called this to off load the truck and make it lighter. year, we saw this. a trip flipped on the hacienda on-ramp to eastbound 580 and the tow truck used airbags to lift up the truck estimating they saved between two to four hours with the airbag method that we do not see every day.

kristen? >> new this morning, a person that was hit by a truck on i-80 in san francisco was also shot. investigators say a ford pickup struck the pedestrian around 5:00 a.m. near the connection of westbound 80 and highway 101. the person was transported to the hospital and later died. the c.h.p. is not releasing anymore information. >> your voice your vote, explosive accusations in the race for the white house. two more women have now come forward with allegations that donald trump groped and kissed them. this morning, first lady is at a rally new york and i quote, "it has shaken me to the core in a way i could not have predicted." here is the latest from washington, dc. >> the going nominee and the accusers. >> he was like he had six arms, all over the place. >> a bombshell "new york times" report jessica leeds said he

growed her three decades ago on a plane. >> he started putting his hand up my skirt. that was it. that was it. i was out of there. >> former secretary, told "new york times" that in 2005 he introducedly self in the elevator by kissing her on the mouth. the trump campaign threatened to sue. for "new york times" to launch a false coordinated character assault nation on a to ice like this, is dangerous. to reach back decades in an attempt to smear donald trump, trivialized sexual assault and a new low for the media willing to go in efforts to determine the election. the women, both hillary clinton supporters who did not report theally attacks at time say they came forward now because of the 2005 hot mike comments obtained by the "washington post" recently. >> trump's debate dough myal. >> ever done those things? >> no i have not. >> the treatment of women has

become the focal point of the race, and his rallies have been interrupted by pick become protesters hit the stage in las vegas after the new york times report on trump. >> he double downed on miss excuse that it is locker room talk. all the clinton campaign called this a disturbing story but facing fallout from another release by wikileaks of hacked e-mails. meanwhile, happening today hillary clinton will be in the bay area, and the democratic nominee has a campaign fundraiser in san francisco at the civic center at noon. in 15 minutes from now. expect heavy security and traffic shes in the area. >> health warning for women, could mammograms be doing more harm hand good? a look for "star wars" fans, the new trailer for rogue one released as we countdown to the box office

>> developing news from boston, the man would shot and secretally injured two officers was not licensed to own a gun in massachusetts. the 33-year-old figgaro was a constable describe himself as bounty hunter in california and a former corrections officer. he was killed dug a shootout with boston police last night. officers say he opened file on two officers during a domestic violence call. both officers are out of surgery. >> a major headline when it

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>> the accweather forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> we are on storm watch because of the big storm. here is what it will do the next six hours preparing you are for the afternoon and evening with a few scattered light drops with steady rain to the 7:00 to 9:00 hour in the extreme north bay in the mountains. a beautiful picture from the exploritorium camera at pier 15 and it is calm. it is going to be mainly gray and quiet. now that the commute tomorrow is going to be difficult with the bonding on the roads and the second storm is trending longer and stronger. we will focus on what will happen with this storm as we head glue today. you can see mainly gray at 3:00,

60s at coast and 70s for the rest of us and the same ballpark at 5:00 with sprinkles in the north bay and by 7:00, 50s and 60s, could be milder tonight than it was this morning because of the increase in the clouds and the humidity. watch out for height rain if you head out this morning in the north bay. now, our storm-impact scale we rank them (5) severe and "1" is light, moderate but impressive for early october storm with rain and wind, heavy at times. at midnight you can see the light scatters rain from san mateo bridge north, slow the system down two or three hours, the north bay is going to bear the brunt of this in the commute. the reds are heavy rain, yellows and oranges which is moderate through the morning show tomorrow. we will cover that rain and a l accidents up there. but, notice, scattered light rain elsewhere and not all clear for all of us, just mainly in the south bay. from 7:00 to 9:00 or 10:00, we

lose the reds, we have ad although of rain thrust heart of the bay and from 9:00 to 1:00 it will move further to the south and the east where it is just light rain and in the afternoon you can see the santa cruz mountains with the breezy conditions and there is no rain on east side the mountains in the afternoon and evening just scattered light shower. toes with the system are looking less than half an inch in the south bay and 1" in the north bay. if you head to the sierra, but, first, the flooding, high wind advisory at 3:00 tomorrow through 9:00, in the morning, and we will see the same thing again with the storm on sunday. look at saturday, the winds are kicking up with the next storm, and that could bring the potential for more damage and power outages so it is a "2" and sunday is look like all day rain, on all day, stay inside, i know the raiders are playing at home again the chiefs so it will

be a sloppy game. watch out for all day rain. no damage i expect on sunday. >> no one is tougher than raiders. >> or their fans. >> exactly. >> back to civic center in san francisco. sky 7 is over the scene where hillary clinton has a fundraisers to begin shortly in an hour or so and she will speak at the bill graham civic auditorium. the lines are massive extending out from bill graham civic auditorium across the plaza. look at the line, we understand that tickets go up to $50,000. mostly sold out, but, some $250,000 tickets, still available to see hillary clinton speak in san francisco early this afternoon. we will bring you the latest later this afternoon. who is your celebrity you would love to meet and how would you react? >> here is watch when fans of a

certain/ry thought they saw her. >> the host of "right this minute," has a look. >> what would you do if you saw a celebrity? >> just look what happened in new york city. fans were swarming this woman in times square. they think she is caitlyn jenner but there is a prankster having fun at the unsuspecting crowds' expense and at times, it gets out of hand. if you want to see more of the prank you have to watch the show later on "right this minute." >> you can catch it today and every weekday starting at 3:00 right here. >> social media buzzing about the final trailer for rogue one, "star wars" story. all the world premiere was on "good morning america" and now we try to decode what it means. >> we have hope. >> now, crystal clear this

belongs to this star in the movie. >> she is survivor. she has moments of great vulnerability and is not perfect. not a perfect human being. >> i do it to protect you. so you understand. >> you will save me. >> darth vader is involved, and we now know why it is called rogue one. >> they are requesting a call. we it is rogue. rogue one. >> the plot? busting out of the jail to aid the rebellon and the plans that

end up inside at going of the night, the first installment and new hope. >> this movie days place before luke and al. >> looking for things that could result in a little bit of sadness the but a lost hope. >> if you want to see the entire trailer we posted it for you on our app and our website at abc7news.com. disney is the parent company of lucas policemen and abc7. >> it looks exciting. >> 49er fans this could be exciting for you, a chance to show your team spirit and help shelter

>> now the breaking news we brought you at the tough the newscast, a high school in lafayette is still on lockdown as fess search for a suspect in the area. the investigators say there was short pursuit but they did not say what led to the suspect or what the suspect is wanted for. we will monitor the story follow us for breaking news updates on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> check this out quickly, look at the calendar, it features some of your favorite 49ers and very sweet shelter dogs. can you see on the cover star running back hyde with his pup, and, today, can you get a copy of the 49ers and k-9ers

calendar and help bay area shelters. it includes tight end selik and safety tart with adorable rescue puppies and how about number 86, kyle nelson featured. today the humane society of silicon valley milpitas is hosting a calendar signing from 4:00 to 6:00 and we hear former linebacker will be there and some of the gold rush cheerleaders. the california dairies are $25. all proceeds bishop the bay area shelters, a really good cause. >> can you tell they adore the animals they are posing with. >> we leave you with a picture of sky 7 over san francisco before the

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