good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. it is so great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. it is saturday, october 15th. we're going to start with the first look at the forecast. here's lisa argen with the first look at live doppler 7 for us. >> good morning, we're going to show you the storm impact scale. we have a two coming your way, which means it is a moderate storm. which will bring any where from a tenth to an inch of rain and the wind will impact us as well. it will get going this afternoon and you can see the heavy rain along the north coast, it sinks to the south. wind advisory, 2:00 this afternoon until 2:00 in the morning. the winds will gust to 50 miles an hour, sustained over 25. so a coastal flood advisory tomorrow, as the high tide

coincides with the full moon, but look at the wave heights, 12 to 14 feet. sunshine outside here in san francisco, upper 50s, low 60s in gilroy. no delays at sfo. forecast for the rest of the day, mainly dry skies through noon, and we'll time out the rest on the peninsula, east and south bay in a couple of minutes. breaking news out of the east bay. the chp is investigating a fatal crash that left one man dead, just before 9:00 this morning at grand and joaquin avenue, they tried to stop a speeding car, but they say that driver turned off his lights to try to get away from them. when the car got off the freeway, the driver sideswiped a gas pump. the driver was the only person in the vehicle. developing news out of san francisco. a police officer is conscious but in critical condition this

morning, after being shot with a bullet grazing his head. this started at around 8:15 last night at everglade drive and sloat boulevard on the western edge of the city. after an hour long manhunt, tended in a shotout at 27th near stern grove park. the police union says the suspect is mentally ill. the officer tried to contact him, but the man shot the officer, who sources tell abc 7 news is a young male officer based out of the taravall station. 70 people in the park at a party was put on hold. witnesses heard the shots as they stood near stern grove. >> i heard three gunshots, looked outside and i saw a cop limping and running. >> i saw the suspect run toward sloat, and i figured he must have took off from there. >> how did the officer look? >> limping.

>> the injured officer was taken to san francisco general hospital. police say his injuries are not life threatening, and is expected to survive. officers fired shots when they first spotted the suspect at bob chaney field. he was hiding in a bush. it was a violent take down, with the suspect refusing to let his gun go while officers tried to get him give up. neighbors describe how it went down. i was walking to the market and i saw the police and thought i would check it out. i started hearing it was a manhunt. then i heard something that sounded like an explosion. and then i came closer, and then i waited a bit and then they told us to get out. then i guess i heard gunshots after that. >> the suspect was also taken to the hospital, but his injuries and condition are unknown at this time.

at this hour, he is in police custody. mayor ed lee visited officer at the hospital, and commended the officer's bravery and thanked the police department and hospital for their hard work. >> i want to be thankful for this hospital, because everybody is alert. everybody is working at their highest level to make sure that this man can recover, and i'm thankful that we have a good police department, knows what it is doing but these sacrifices and these moments that we are all very concerned about. >> again, that officer is expected to recover from his injuries. we first told you about this story last night with a push alert from the abc 7 news app. download the app for free and enable those push alerts to get breaking news update as they happen. in her state of the city speech, oakland mayor, libby shaaf make no mention of the vote to approve a las vegas stadium for the raiders. abc 7 caught up with mate i don't remember, who said any move of the team is far from a

done deal. >> reporter: it is not too late at all. this nevada vote was something we expected. again, this does not mean that the raiders in las vegas is a done deal. >> reporter: oakland mayor, libby shaaf, says it does not come as a surprise, approved spending $750 million in public funds to build a stadium in las vegas. nevada's governor is pecks ecked to sign the bill monday. mark davis will be at the bill signing, and in a statement, davis said, all parties have worked extremely hard to develop and approve this tremendous stadium project that will serve as a proud new home for the entire raider nation. three quarters of nfl owners still need tow kay the deal. mayor shaaf says not so fast. she says the city is planning to keep the team in oakland, one that doesn't leave taxpayers on the hook. >> it does not distract our focus on doing our job, which is to develop a responsible, viable

option for the raiders to also consider staying in oakland. >> reporter: oma dates, abc 7 news. eddie devarlo is also showing interest. they confirm representatives from the group met with oakland city officials to discuss developing land and possibly a new stadium. several east bay restaurants and businesses were left in the dark last night after the storm knocked out power. point richmond was one of the areas affected, the steak house on west richmond avenue couldn't see diner, because it didn't have electricity. a dozen or so businesses that had to close early because of the storm. throughout the bay area, more than 8,000 pg & e customers are without pow kerr this morning. 135 on the peninsula. north bay, 845 customers are affected, as are 7,000 in the east bay.

most in the bay area. more than 300 customers are in the dark in the south bay. in the north bay, a jackknifed big rig closed three of four lanes on highway 101 in san rafael after the driver lost control. it was weather related and the truck was going too fast coming down the hill. that led to a bottle neck, and rainy day gridlock, as you can see right here. debris shut down lanes for nearly three hours. on the peninsula, in pacifica, strong waves have pounded the sea wall. share of red tagged home as the coast has been hammered by the constant pounding of waves. this weekend's rain isn't expect today do much damage or produce much flooding. in the south bay, it may not have seemed like much rain, but they actually saw 3 inches, the most in the bay area. an area of high concern is the loma fire burn area, a watershed

emergency response team checked out canyons and streams to figure out where flooding and mud slides could happen. 40 mile per hour winds are expected in the area tonight. yesterday's storm led to dozens of cancelations at the san francisco airport. 91 departing flights because of weather, a similar number of arrivals were canceled. officials say they were not impacted by the storm. 8:08 is the time. treasure island music festival begins today. one of the biggest events of the year there, with thousands expected to attend this weekend. those setting up the venue kept going yesterday despite the rainstorm. abc 7 caught up with them. >> we're trying to keep dry, bundle up and hide in the tents for a little bit and get things done in between the rain. >> staying positive. the festival is today and tomorrow.

rain or shine, umbrellas are not allowed. be sure to pack the ponchos. traffic delays are expected on the bay bridge. we have up to the minute weather information any time on the abc 7 news app. after you open the phone on your phone or tablet, at that point tap on the temperature, and that will give you custom for where you live or work, or any where else in the area. time is 8:09. >> good time this afternoon, kind of cozy in, because this morning looks dry, even sunshine. we've got the wind and rain picking up throughout the afternoon. it will stay with us overnight, focusing on parts of the south bay. and the wind is going to create a problem for the airport throughout the day today. we'll talk in detail about what to expect for the rest of the weekend and include a wet monday, coming up. >> lisa, thanks. also ahead, two more women come forward to make groping

accusations against donald trump. the graphic details they're now sharing with the public. and no longer the tallest. a new building has passed the trans america pyramid as the tallest in san francisco. and soon, it will be the tallest on the entire west coast. level 2 storm today, drive safely. track today's storm, any time on the abc 7 news app.

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welcome back everyone. former presidential candidate, bernie sanders is back in the bay area today. he will be alongside san francisco supervisor jay kim in support of proposition 61, the drug price relief act. it will give more people access to potentially lifesaving drugs. the rally starts at noon at the marriott marquee hotel on mission street. donald trump is firing back at his accusers, criticizing the women alleging sexual misconduct for their looks and motives. two additional women have come forward to allege that trump made unwanted sexual advances. abs ne abc news reporter, mary bruce, has the latest.

>> i actually like my speech better without teleprompters. >> reporter: this morning, donald trump is off prompter. >> it doesn't work. that means the company doing the teleprompter is in the back. that means they didn't do a good job. so i won't pay them. >> reporter: in full attack mode. >> it is a total set-up. >> reporter: trump, stetting up his denial of sexual misconduct allegations. >> i am a victim of one of the great political smear campaigns in the history of our country. >> reporter: he is questioning his accusers' motives. >> personal fame, who knows. maybe for financial reasons. political purposes. >> reporter: and going after their looks. >> you take a look, look at her. believe me, she would not be my first choice. that i can tell you. man. >> reporter: this, as two more women come forward. kristin anderson tells the "washington post," in the 90', she was sitting at a couch.

>> the person on my right, who unbeknownst to me at that time was donald trump, put their hands up my skirt. >> reporter: she says trump did to her what he bragged about on that 2005 tape. >> grabbed by them the [ bleeping ]. do anything. >> that explains it. that explains what happened to me. >> reporter: but trump says it never happened. calling the allegations totally ridiculous. >> one came out recently, where i was sitting alone in some club. i really didn't sit alone that much. i was sit ago loan by myself, like this. then i went - -- >> reporter: also accusing trump, a former contestant on the "apprentice." in a statement, trump says i vaguely remember ms. zervos. i never met her at a hotel or greeted her inappropriately a decade ago. mary bruce, abc news,

washington. the third and final debate will be this thursday night from las vegas. watch complete coverage here on abc 7. we have a valuable tool to help you were he pair for election day. just click the icon for the your voice, your vote, then enter your zip code and street address to get a comprehensive resource that is personalized. happening today, the pumpkin festival at half moon bay will go on as planned, 46th annual event celebrating the fall harvest. it the 910 pounds, along with the other top gourds. it start as the noon. the festival runs today and tomorrow from 9:00 to 5:00. good morning to you. we have a mile and quarter

visibility at half moon bay. dry now, but look what's on the way. 2 on the storm impact scale. we rate the systems from 1 to 5, five the most severe. the wind will be an issue today, and the rain picking up. so the weather will go downhill after about 2:00, 3:00. here is what we're expecting. a steady stream of moisture that will continue to sink south, would he will a he get the tail end, and right now, it is raining at blue canyon with 46 degrees. rain in the santa cruz mountains, and in the north bay, you'll notice the winds, will take the bulk of the day to move along the peninsula, and into san jose. game tonight and it will be wet down there at 7:00, 62 in gilroy, and for emeryvile, a little sunlight there with the

temperatureses in the upper 50z. airport weather warning for very gusty winds, all day long here. right now, no delays. becoming windy and rainy day, it sinks south overnight and it will stay there as the front stalls out and then showers tomorrow, the rain fall totals will add up. 4 to 9 degrees cooler. this morning. you may have noticed that. the next couple of hours, 3:00, 4:00, you're getting wet in sonoma, santa cruz mountains, but then look what happens, 5:00, 6:00, redwood city, livermore, and then is where the front just doesn't want to move. so as we add the totals throughout tomorrow, we could see any where from three quarters of an inch to over an inch. that's what it says. that's what we're hoping for in hayward and san jose. i want to highlight this, because this is where we'll get very gusty winds. you thought the last one was

windy, this one will be worst. we have moisture on the ground an with the wind gust, and a coastal flood advisory tomorrow, due to the high tide, we could be talking about some problems. so this is where the wind is going to ramp up, 1:00, 20 to 30 miles an hour, and then as we go through 5:00, the wind accompanies the front, so the gustiest winds with the passage of the cold front and remember, it hangs out here in the south bay, the santa cruz mountains, right on through the afternoon tomorrow. this is sunday at 9:00, some scattered showers, and looks like the big winners with this will be the upper elevations of the north bay an once again the central court down through big sir. we're looking at the windy conditions, half moon pumpkin festival looks dry until about 5:00, and then some rain. storm impact scale, 1. monday still looks wet and then look for the temperatures to increase with the sunshine.

so if you get our app, you can track that rain region by region, hour by hour. and what's more fun than that? >> interesting indian summer for sure. >> right. >> lisa, thank you. just ahead, riding with robin williams, how you can own a piece of his cycling collection. studio 24 and project called mijent vota, which means my people vote. civic participation of latinos including live screen printing demonstrations. we have more details on

if you're looking for something to do this weekend, we've got you covered. here's reggie aqui with some fun ideas. >> reporter: hood line takes us to headway. playing a high school student on "glee" and now darren is a troubled woman. ♪ ♪

>> that's darren, as you know him from the hit show "glee" and here he is from the first of tour of headwig. imagine a rock concert mixed with drag show, matched up with a musical, and still isn't exactly a good description of what you'll see. >> i'm wondering what putting a wig on and heels, what that teaches you about being a man. >> oh, geez, a great question. i go why don't i always do that. i look great. i should wear makeup and heels all the time. i don't know what the deal s i look way better than i do as a dude. >> he is actually serious. the show is amazing, and he happens to be a very good sport. if you were in "glee" right now, what song would you like to cover? ♪ pop, pop, it's show time >> go to the abc 7 for a web

only video and find out what else is going on in the city this week, we have a link to hoodline. as headwig would say, put on some makeup. have a great weekend. the north bay smart train system has encountered a in you problem that will likely delay the start of service for months. according to the press democratic, the district will need to replace the engines on all 14 of its new railcars, because of problems with the crankshaft. the issue was discovered on a similar car in service in toronto. smart was supposed to begin later this year, but it will be delayed until spring of 2017. late actor robin will yoms had -- williams had a love of cycli cycling, fiber more impressive machines. proceeds from the auction will benefit two charities that were dare to williams.

it's official. tallest building in san francisco, trans america pyramid, tallest structure for 43 years. that record was wiped away yesterday. only abc 7 news was there as construction crews poured the concrete that put it to new height, tallest building in san francisco. >> it is hard to put in words how it feels, but it is definitely very exciting. we're working 24 hours, 6 days a week, and we're doing a lot of work on sundays as well. so as you can see, we've been building the building, and it is going up very fast. >> when it is done, the building will be the centerpiece of a new south market, which will include the new trans bay terminal. both are set to open late next year. still to come on abc 7 mornings, the bay area isn't the only area getting rain. the wild weather that hit the pacific northwest. also, stepping up to help veterans. the big donation that will get a

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let's get up and get going. >> nbc 7 mornings. >> half past the hour on this saturday morning. thanks for joining us, i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a quick look if he at the forecas. here's lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> good morning to you. live doppler 7, we're going to pick up on rain shortly, as the main system is well to the north

of us right now. we've got fog along the coast, sinks to the south and really brings in gusty winds. rain later on today. so it is a two on the impact scale. a 0.1 of an inch of rain anticipated and we have monster waves out there and a flood advisory that goes into effect tomorrow, coinciding with the full moon. high tide could cause problems. here's the way it looks at mount tam, 50s and 60s, emeryville, calm, but things going downhill. after 2:00 in the north bay, and then by the afternoon, south bay, peninsula, it is going to last overnight and in fact, it will last into monday morning. we're extending this rainy vent. we'll talk about it, time it out in a few minutes. chris. >> hawathank you. it isn't just the bay area, a downpour hit portland, oregon, flooding streets and stranding drivers. prtland said there has been wild weather in the area, two

tornados touchdowned on the coast last night. one of them came with winds of up to 130 miles per hour. it damaged more than 120 homes in its path. after today's storm, another one could move in on tuesday. the kind of storm we're seeing always brings high surf, which then adds to the erosion of the coast. abc 7 news reporter leann melendez continues our storm coverage. >> reporter: in pacifica watching the waves may be a sign that winter has arrived early this year. >> some years it starts early, others late. we need rain, so i guess it is a good idea we're getting some. >> i feel like we only got maybe a couple of weeks of good, indian summer. >> reporter: it has seen its share of red tagged homes, as it has constant pounding of the waves. rain wasn't enough to do much damage or produce much flooding. for those unable to cope, there

was some shelter. for surfers, there was no getting out, and proved their allegiance to the waves. many have said the best skim boarder out there is the one having the most fun. is that beer keeping you warm? >> oh, heck yeah. i'm super warm out here. water is great. feeling good. slow right now, but okay this year. >> reporter: rob chaney of rusty hook bait and tackle feared the weekend may be a wash. >> if it stays like this it will be, yeah, until crab season opens. and i'm counting on that. >> reporter: he is staying positive, crab season begins on november 5th, like it or not, not over yet. as another storm approaches, people and canines may see a repeat. leann melendez, abc 7 news. in nevada, a fire burning between reno and carson city threatening 500 structures. two dozen homes have been

destroyed, still burning out of control. crews have 0% containment. oakland firefighters have been sent to nevada to help. another fire near lake tahoe and emerald bay has forced the evacuation of 500 people, dubbed the emerald fire started yesterday morning near cascade lake and emerald bay. the 210 acre fire is burning, andle 80% contained. federal transportation banning all samsung galaxy note 7 smartphones from u.s. flights, in response to reports of the phones catching fire. the ban takes place -- will take effect, rather, at 9:00 a.m. this morning, passengers and flight crews are prohibited from bringing the phone on board, or packing them in checked bags. federal officials say those who violate the order will have the phones confiscated and could face fines.

samsung recalled 2.5 million note 7s this week and discontinued the product. president obama highlighting the white house frontier, talking about leading educators who empower people through science. the president traveled to pittsburgh, pennsylvania, to see how investing in science and technology can create new jobs and discoveries to improve and save lives. he vowed to invest in research to lead communities to a better research. >> that's what this is about. making sure that america is the nation that leads the world into the next frontier. that's why i've been so committed to science and innovation. because i'll always believe that with the right investments and the bril yanliance and engine n of the american people, there is nothing we can't do. >> the world's most innovative ee come me. 8:35 is the time.

we reported a truck filled with donated supplies for a wounded warrior event was stolen from a street in oakland. this morning, we have a nice ending to that story. abc 7 news reporter, vic lee, has the update. >> at this point we have not contact by the police or the u-hall company. >> the 26 foot truck like this one is still missing, parked in front of david lane's home in the oakland hills when it was stolen. a truck filled with donated supplies for a wounded veterans group. lane's housemate, ulysses adams was injured in the desert storm. >> it takes away from the faith in humanity and what not, so. >> reporter: their faith was restored. u-hall donated another truck, adams drove it to hayward, where the company replaced gatorade and water which were stolen from the truck. the u-hall was filled with cases of gatorade and bottled water

for sunday's ride to recovery, a disabled veteran's program that sp sponsors a 400 bicycle ride. they never thought the supplies would be replaced. >> honestly, i was apprehensive. i wasn't sure if somebody would, you know, be willing to donate more. >> reporter: but the two companies came through again, just in time for sunday's start of the ride. hundreds of mostly disabled vets will participate. >> if it wasn't for the company like them, small nonprofit organization is hard to support the injured veteran where they need it. >> reporter: these two marine veterans say the ride is therapeutic, cycling with comrades who know the issues they're going through. now they can ride with much needed provision, thanks again to the generosity of others. vic lee, abc 7 news. great story. happening today, you can get the chance to tour barts fleet of the future.

bart plans to use 775 cars over the next five years. it will be a big upgrade, included on digital displays, improved air-conditioning, and automated audio announcements. today's open house will be at the pleasant hill contra costa station from 11:00 to 4:00. the first 200 visitors will receive a toy bart train. last year, a pier left over from the bay bridge, today they will implode another pier and affect your trip over the bridge. there will be rolling closures in both directions, plus the bike path will be closed. another pier is schedule for implosion on october 29th. still ahead, celebrating a san francisco landmark. we go back to the gold rush days to see how much has changed for laguna honda and what's always remained the same. as we head to break, here is a live look outside from the emeriville camera, lisa argen

welcome back, everyone. happening today, more than 3,000 people will be at ocean beach for the annual sandcastle classic. it sports arts education programs, architects and engineers team up with elementary school students, raffle prizes and food trucks on hand. it starts at 11:00 this morning.

the kids will certainly need the sweaters, but the rain will hold off. >> it looks like the wind also kick up and the rain throughout the afternoon. hopefully the surfers don't check this out. you know they always do, because we definitely have a beach hazard statement with huge waves out there. this is santa cruz, 67 with showers later and a few peaks of sun, but weather going downhill for the second half of the afternoon. i'll tell you when it is going to rain in your neighborhood, coming up. >> thanks, lisa. also ahead, a warriors rookie shines in the preseason win. larry beil shows us the big

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there's only one invokana®. ask your doctor about it by name. good morning, everyone. live look outside from the lake tahoe camera. you can see partly cloudy conditions up there for the start of the weekend. back here at home, lisa breaks down the bay area forecast, c e coming up. in sports, two bay area teams, stanford in notre dame in south bend. 4:30 p.m. tonight, san jose state hosts nevada, home of the spartans. game one of the dodgers and cubs is tonight at wrigley field. the indians will try to take a 2-0 lead. here's larry beil with the highlights of cleveland's game one victory. good morning.

indians hosted toronto of game one of the series last night. cocoa crisp versus josh donaldson. gary francona, arriving in style. scoreless in the sixth. here it comes, there is goes. lindor, a two run jack, giving the indians the lead. it turns out to be a biggy. blue jays struck out 12 times did not like it all night long. indians win 2-0. game two is this afternoon. the warriors played a pretty forgettable preseason game last night in denver, except for the rookie, patrick mccaw. mccaw, who stole the show with his late game heroics. durant too. preseason they've been turning it over. will barton with the finish. nuggets led by 15.

here comes mccaw. mccaw. the buzzer, and the regulation. and it's tied at 112. steph range and dubs down one, go to mccaw. good night, game over. drive home safely. off balance runner, 129-128, dubs in vegas to take on the lakers tonight. raiders 4-1, first place, living on the edge. they host the 2-2 chiefs. raiders have not beaten the chiefs for three straight games. alex smith homecoming, played well against oakland, accounting for two touchdowns in five consecutive games against the raiders. derek carr knows a division game against kansas city, that's going to be tough. >> we didn't beat kansas city last year, so there is nothing for us to hold us chest out about, or think, you know, highly of ourselves in any way. we need to go out there and compete and try to get a win against a team we didn't beat

last year. golf round two, safeway open, rain delay, it will be hard pressed to finish on time. phil mich mickelson, johnson wa hasn't won in four years, five birdies, and minus 12. two back at the first round leader, scott pierce, birdie and eagle, minus 14 through 12. wrap on morning sports, have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. now your accuweather forecast, with lisa argen. >> good morning, right in the middle of a pretty rainy event, second system today, a third system late sunday. and today's system is going to pack a punch with gusty winds. it is a 2 on the storm impact scale, rating them from 1 to 5, 5 is the most severe. today, you can expect winds gusting to 50 miles an hour. by 4:00 in the afternoon, getting wet with an inch of rain possible through late tomorrow.

so here is a look at live doppler 7 showing the system, a very strong system. you'll notice the yellows there. all of this is going to sink to the south. the winds kicking up already and the highest elevations. we've got rain in blue canyon, mid 40s right now, highs to the in the mid 50s, a little snow, but mainly a rainy vent. here's mount tam. 20 to 30 miles an hour winds already. so if you have any plans throughout the day today along the coast, you'll notice the winds kicking up. it may not get wet yet, but with the very windy conditions, you could get mist and drizzle along the shoreline, and then the rain moves in. 58 in mountain view, 62 in gilroy, emeryville, it doesn't look that choppy now, but as we through the day. 56 in livermore, airport, airport weather warning for gusty winds through 9:00 tonight. the first half of the day, you can walk the dog, go for that jog, actually enjoy part of the afternoon, approximate before it

gets more windy, rainy and then as it sinks south, it will stall out and more showers tomorrow. it won't push the bay area until the last impulse punches through on monday. so five to seven degrees cooler this morning, due to the holes in the cloud deck. and as we time it out for you, 2:00, 3:00, santa rosa, by 4:00, 5:00, crossing the san francisco area into emeryville by the 7:00 hour, on the peninsula, the south bay, 880, and 68 0rks pretty soggy and that is where it will stay, and it will want to lift a further north into sunday morning. here is the wind advisory, highlighted, 2:00 this afternoon until the middle of the night and possibility of some downed trees. it was windy with the last system. this one will be stronger. and then the rain, more rabe as we get into monday morning. wind not for you, 1 dl:00, 20 t0

miles along the coast, and it increases with the front. windiest and rainiest conditions, passage of cold front and it gets you think up in the south bay with more rain into sunday morning. so this forecast model takes us through the 6:00 hour, and then you can see it kind of wanting to push up to the north a little bit throughout the afternoon. still showers, an then this system is the one that pushes it all through, and then when we add up the totals, through monday, late sunday i should say, we're looking at over an inch in parts of the south bay and east bay. so upper 60s to near 70s with windy conditions for the half moon bay, art and pumpkin festival and accuweather seven-day forecast, stronger storm today, showers tomorrow and we could add a one to perhaps on monday, with the lingering shower activity, but then the second half of next week is looking much calmer, and i think we'll be ready for it by then. download the app because you can track the rain and wind throughout the next few days.

>> you mentioned pumpkin festival. all i'm thinking about is getting a slice of pumpkin pie. really hungry. >> 'tis the season. >> yes, thank. a san francisco landmark will celebrate 150th anniversary. many people might be surprised by its unusual history. abc 7 anchor dan ashley explains. >> reporter: tucked in the western hills of san francisco, laguna honda hospital, city's neediest since the. >> everyone wanted to find these pictures. >> reporter: now volunteers have assembled artifacts, dating back to laguna's birth as the alms house, it sheltered the homes. we toured the new history exhibit with gary speer and former supervisor, louise renne. >> it all stems from those early, early gold rush days,

when san francisco stepped up to the plate, say, hey, we do take care of people. >> reporter: the alms house site was carved out of ranch twin peeks. it grew most of its own food and tended to a barn. >> remember, they used to do their own milking. >> they served a purpose. >> yeah. >> reporter: later, after 1906 earthquake, buildings were expanded, patient logs and early instruments still survive. then, in 2000s, renne and other supporters had a major renovation from alms house to modern facility. >> it is a publicly owned, publicly funded, skilled nursing center. we are one of the very few in the country zr. >> reporter: 150 years after its birth, one thing remains unchanged, its mission to care for people who can't care for

themselves. dan ashley, abc 7 news. laguna honda is marking 150 years with a celebration today, we are more details on the website, abc 7 news.com. next, winnie the pooh is back and getting a in you friend to hang out with besides tiger,

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mega million draws, 7, 27, 60, the mega number 5. nobody picked all six, so the jackpot goes up to $20 million. take a look at this, winnie the pooh has a new friend. you see him right there, the beloved children's book turns 90, so it celebrate, they're releasing four new stories, including a new character called penguin. pooh's original creator and son playing with a penguin. it will appear in the book "the best bear in all the world." disney is a co enner of t-owner the pooh franchise and disney. the day looks calm, but the winds are picking up. here is the storm system that will sink down to the south and gring bring us the gusty winds. we have a wind advisory. tomorrow, a coastal flood watch,

with high tide, the full moon, we're going to see more rain into the sunday, linger into monday and then back to dry and sunny weather, which we'll all be ready for. >> indeed, lisa, thank you. thanks to you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen, along with lisa argen. a full slate of college football is ahead on abc 7, next, acc action, nc state takes on third ranked clemson in death valley. then at 12:30, number 10, nebraska plays indian in in bloomington, followed by the nurse at 4:00 p.m. then at 5:00 p.m., second ranked ohio state battles wisconsin in madison. followed by "cash creek". news continues now online, on twitter, facebook, and instagram. as we say goodbye to you for now, we'll leave you with a live look outside from the sutra

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