they denied a similar highrise project. we have more. >> reporter: supervisor aaron piskin shows crumbled concrete and water leakage in the basement of the millennium tour. -- tower. >> we're concerned about an earthquake, worried. is the building safe? i kind of doubt it. >> inspectors say developers tried to settle problems without a permit. >> if we weren't holding hearsings, they wouldn't be -- hearings, they wouldn't be doing anything. they didn't notice the violation until the day before the hearing. >> the hearings are to determine if the city allowed unsafe construction in the first place. >> they're under a turn of pressure from developers who want to go faster and make more

money and skimp at every turn to get rich. >> it's not the city's job to make developers money. >> no, it's to keep the city safe. >> they scrapped a highrise project where it was determined more than ten inches of sediment would be unsafe. >> in 2004 the city's building officials said no to anglmost identical project 100 feet away. >> there will be more hearings, while homeowners say someone needs to be talking about stabilizing the sinking building. in san francisco, abc7 news. state and water regulators say the recent rain with more on the way this weekend is a positive sign for the 2016-'17 water year. after five years of drought, october rains are certainly a welcome sight. nearly one year ago, the bulk of the state was in severe extreme or exceptional drought. when the 2016 water year ended last month, the department water

resources summarized it as a snow drought with meager precipitation. with this weekend's storms, officials say it's the pattern of steady rains that are before to help replenish the state's reservoirs. >> it allows the soils to be wet and soak up water like a sponge. when we get the snow in december and january, we're not losing the moisture out of the snow to the ground. we allow that to run off in the spring. >> officials expect this weekend's storms to bring snow for sections of the sierra-neva sierra-nevada. and the tahoe resorts looking forward to that. >> anywhere from two to eight inches at the resorts. we'll talk about that in detail in a few minutes. now, from the south beach camera, 61 in san francisco. how about 63 in cumberland. 64 in -- in oakland. 64 in high ward. the weather is not changing with much colder ware. the system out of the gulf of alaska. big changes will ahead. i'll detail them in a few minutes. lisa, thank you. also ahead, incredible video

of two different planes bursting into flames, forcing passengers to run for their lives. what investigators say went wrong. plus, more toxins found in bay area shellfish. what scientists say is contaminated mussels in san fran

good morning, everyone, a live look at our golden gate bridge camera. waking up to slick roads throughout the bay area. another small storm is on the way. we'll get the details from lisa coming up. [ siren ] take a look at this incredible video. investigators say an uncontained engine failure led to yesterday's fire that forced the evacuation of a plane at chicago

o'hare airport. pieces broke off inside the engine and started shooting out. pansioners say it happened during the safety presentation. 161pansi passengers and nine cr deplaned on the runway sliding down emergency chutes. 20 had to be hospitalized with minor injuries. >> whoa! and new video shows the moment a fedex plane exploded in ft. lauderdale. its landing gear mall functioned, causing a fire yesterday evening. both pilots escaped without injury. investigators say most of the damage was done to the exterior of the fuselage. the interior appeared to be undamaged. tesla ceo elon musk has unveiled a new solar roof product in southern california. instead of solar panels, musk is offering solar tiles that would replace your roof. musk made the announcement last night on the old set of abc's "desperate housewives." tesla provided the video. it's part of the plan to create an alternative energy ecosystem

under the tesla name. the solar roof would charge the power wall battery which would recharge the tesla automobile. tesla expects to start installing the solar roof by next summer. the owner of one of the top restaurants in the world is being sued by an ex-employee. the french laundry is named for pregnancy discrimination. vanessa scott allen claimed she filed for a transfer from owner thomas keller's restaurant in new york city to the napa valley locatio location. she said after moving she was told her position was no longer available. one two of popular south bay restaurants that was closed yesterday reopened last night for dinner. the hometown buffet in santa clara opened after a one-day closure. the location on north capitol avenue in san jose remains closed. abc 7's laura anthony explains the reason for the temporary shutdowns. >> reporter: one by one, would-be hometown buffet

customers found themselves literally locked out thanks to a sudden closure at two south bay locations. >> crazy because people on a friday after the workweek, they'd like to go out and eat, you know. >> reporter: at both capitol avenue and n san jose and on el camino royale there are red signs posted from the county saying the restaurants are due to a rodent and/or pest problem. >> i hope not. >> they should have pest control come every month and do cleaning, period. >> reporter: at both restaurants, we could see employees inside but no customers. a spokesperson did not immediately return calls for comment. many of those locked out told us they're regulars. >> i've been to santa clara and talked to the manager there was quite some time. he says our problems is with the workers not doing their job right. and we have a big turnover, and we don't think they put in

enough effort to keeping the place clean. hometown buffets in san diego, sacramento, and other california cities closed abruptly. the parent company has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy three times in eight years. in santa clara, laura anthony, abc7 news. last year, it was crab. this year it's mussels. u.c. santa cruz have found fresh water algal gee toxins -- water algae toxins go beyond the safe level for consumption that can cause liver damage. it's believed toxins are coming from rivers that flow into the delta. the distraught appearing to make the issue worse along the california coast. happening today, caltrans will blow up another pier that support the old eastern span of the bay bridge. traffic on the bridge will be briefly stopped, and the newly

opened bike path to yerba buena island will be closed all day. there will be several more implosions over the next two years. today's implosion is scheduled for 11:00 this morning. everyone, waking up to fog and light showers. here's live doppler 7. you'll notice that we have a smattering of showers down from pescadero through san francisco, oakland. very, very l.a. they're basically falling below the radar beam. we're getting more concentrated rain to the north. this is where some of the activity has been all night long. so around wilbur springs, cloverdale, we are in between systems. the main event arrives later on tonight. and here's a wider perspective. we'll tap into this moisture here. so getting into a few lingering showers this morning, a weak impulse will arrive. and you see more showers through the 10:00 hour. from san francisco down through santa cruz, mainly along the coast, the north bay. the bulk of the day will be dry

until our next system heads our way. in anticipation of the next system, a winter weather advisory in the lake tahoe area and a winter storm warning along the west slopes. anywhere from 16 to 18 inches expected over the passes. and here's what we can expect in and around the resorts. we're talking about maybe two inches south lake, six inches kirkwood. tahoe city and donner, incline in reno about four inches. certainly exciting news for the see sara nevada -- for the sierra-nevada. this system arriving in the overnight hours. about 10:00, notice the activity is here in the north bay. then the overnight hours still holding off. but with the passage of the frontal band, looking at some very gusty winds ahead of it and would behind it. 6:00, 8:00 in the morning, the bulk of the activity over the bay area. then by noontime, just scattered showers. so we are looking at once again a healthy rain here, from a quarter inch, perhaps more

around hayward, san francisco, half moon bay, a half inch up in novato. looking outside, quiet for the most part. mist and drizzle. 61 in san francisco. 63 in mountainview. 57 in gilroy. half moon bay, fog, upper 50s. here's the golden gate bridge. pretty quiet now. and there is a little bit of moisture out there. so do take it slow. with that, we're looking at fog. 61 in novato. 61 in concord with 60 in livermore. sfo, scattered showers this morning becoming more widespread around 7:00, 8:00. we'll see that low with cloudy conditions. the next storm arrives tonight. and then heavy rain at times, this time tomorrow. so with those gusty winds, we'll be anticipating kind of a rough sunday morning. this afternoon, though, look for 68 degrees in fremont. 69 in palo alto. 70 in san jose. still on the muggy side. tomorrow's system will bring the colder air. we've got the wet and windy

conditions. and with the passage of the frontal band, the accu-weather seven-day forecast slows we still have showers into halloween. that's late, say, 9:00, 10:00, still number one on our storm impact scale. then into tuesday morning, a few showers. wow, october going down in the record books for sure for some neighborhoods with 400% of normal for what we should have. so normally about an inch of rain. we've seen way more than. that so good news. >> certainly feeling like autumn now. >> right. >> lisa, thank you. ahead, boo at the zoo. how you can celebrate halloween with some of your favorite animals at the san francisco zoo.

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perfect shape. a small businesswoman in san francisco says she treated her car like a baby, but still ran into a problem. that's why she got some help from "7 on your side" michael finney she puts a lot of love into her new mercedes s.u.v.. >> this car is as adored as my son. >> she parks far from traffic, hardly drives it. >> i take my car up to be washed every week because i love that car. >> all the tlc wasn't enough. >> i never thought anything could happen at a car wash. >> she brought it to auto city car wash in san francisco. when her car came out of the tunnel she noticed a crew was standing there staring at it. >> and i thought that the doesn't seem right, something seems wrong. >> the manager broke the news. her moon room is cracked. >> my moon room is cracked?

it wasn't cracked when i came here. what happened? >> the manager agreed to pay so she'd it fixed. >> $1,033 and 77 cents. >> but when she presented the bill, auto city claimed the glass was already damaged before she brought it into the car wash. >> and i said, no. this car is in perfect condition. >> she said she kept demanding payment but no one responded. >> i was watching the news on abc and i saw "7 on your side." >> we asked auto city about her claim. the owner told us his company washes all companies by hand. no machinery could have broken the glass. he said small, sometimes inperceptible imperfections in glass can cause this when water is applied. we hand wash all cars and do not use brushes or other equipment that touches cars inside the car wash tunnel. however, auto city still paid her claim in the interest of good customer service. >> i feel like a miracle happened. i couldn't believe i got the money back.

>> the car wash manager said minor damage can turn into bigger problems anytime you send a car through a car wash. she's extremely grateful the car wash stepped up, and i really appreciate it, as well. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." bob dylan said he plans to attend the nobel prize award ceremony in stockholm if at all possible. he was awarded the brides in literature earlier this month but until now he hasn't commented publicly. he said winning the nobel prize is hard to believe. the committee said dylan didn't return their e-mails or calls and they gave up trying to reach him. the award ceremony is in december. take part the next time you come to the became. >> bart is using star power to get more people to take its trains. that's warriors forward draymond green appearing in this video post bid the transit agency. green calls bart the backbone of the bay area. here's a cute reminder that

people aren't the only ones who love halloween. look at this video the san francisco zoo posted on their youtube page. you see them scratching and clawing at the pumpkin. one managed to get inside and looks like he was hungry. you see more animals gobbling up golds at the boo at the zoo today. a costume parade will be held today at 11:00 a.m.. two more days until halloween. the clock is ticking for those who still need a costume. don't be scared, you still have time. abc7 news was at the spirit news in concord yesterday. for most it was about shopping for the right costume, and then there was this guy. >> last year i was a spiderman. i have to get the zipper first. it's hot in there. this year i'm going at pugsly. >> he said he's just a big kid who likes halloween. this little guy is ready, as well. but most were still looking for a costume that's just the right

fit. still to come on abc7 mornings. how police are already cracking down in santa cruz to keep halloween celebrations from getting rowdy. and a different kind of fright for the operators of a haunted house in san jose. vandals stole thousands of dollars worth of equipment, but the owners say that won't stop

jair at. >> good morning north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc7 mornings. >> good morning, everyone. i'm chris win. chris nguyen. here's meteorologist lisa argen. she's tracking the weather. >> good morning. we are looking at fog and a few showers developing this morning. there may be showers in the early morning hours. here's live doppler 7. they are focused mainly in the north bay. you see the trajectory is moving from the south to the north. that means it's still humid out there. we will look at the next system

to come in tonight. lingering showers this morning. the heavier rain overnight into sunday morning with gusty winds, maybe a thunderstorm. that's what we are anticipating. but right now it's in the 60s. 60 in the city, but 55 down in los gatos. 53 napa. today will be the last day of the sticky air. the dewpoint is lower that is the next system arrives. brings some dryer air behind it, but it will be quite windy. we will talk about rain totals and snow totals in a few minutes. chris. >> lisa, thank you. happening now, santa cruz police are cracking down this year on anyone who gets too rowdy this halloween. about 18,000 people celebrated downtown last year. more than 100 officers will patrol the streets this weekend. right now there's a safety enhancement zone to try to keep people out of trouble. the enhancement zone went into effect this morning at 12:01 and will remain in effect until tuesday. police arish you triple fines

for certain infractions in the zone, including open containers of alcohol, littering and trespassing. vandals broke into a haunted out in san jose recently stealing thousands of dollars of promises and equipment. now the owners are busy making repairs ahead of their busiest weekend of the season. >> the past two days have been pretty frustrating. >> the props we spent hours on all year long just destroyed in seconds. it kind of leaves your heartbroken. >> wednesday morning at westfield oak ridge mall, someone broke in stealing thousands of dollars of sound equipment and decorations. >> the whole blood, sweat and tears into some of the stuff and it hits home a little bit when someone comes in and tries to take it away from you, if you will. >> the family started it in their backyard nearly 20 years ago. it's been a halloween tradition many people look forward to. this year mike and his father, able, decided to turn it into a

business, spending $100,000 to build it out, all with the goal of just breaking even. >> every day we wake up pinching ourselves we did this. >> despite the break-in, they are focused on remaining positive. they spent the day making repairs to the damage done ahead of what is expected to be their busiest weekend. >> seeing someone terrified going in and coming out being excited. it's priceless. >> it's not about how you get knocked down, but how you get back up, and that's what we are going to do. >> a family want to go spread their halloween spirit for many more years to come. >> and we posted a link to the gofundme page for it on our website. you can donate there. >> 16-year-old sam created this house with moving floors and

animations. >> it's on perreault avenue. it's open only two nights, tonight and halloween. he's asking for a suggested donation of five dollars. half the money raised goings to the a immediata county food bank. guests visiting the white house will get a special treat during the halloween season. actors portraying past presidents like abraham lincoln and teddy roosevelt can be seen around the white house. also choirs will provide mood music dozens of people in one east bay city are complaining about the mail service. they say they don't get mail for days at a time and mail has been delivered as late a the 10:00 at night. one woman said she received 10 pounds of mail after three days of nothing from the post office. the postmaster said it's a serious issues, especially for people who get their medications in the mail. >> one of the most frustrating

parts of it is you can't get information. people are very concerned. they want to know what's going on. they are very sympathetic with the carriers. but they can't get through to the post office. >> congresswoman barbara lee is trying to get in touch with the postmaster for answers to the ongoing issue. fraternity and sorority parties are back on at u.c. berkeley this morning. the greek committee posed voluntary bans on parties last week after two women were reporting being assaulted. the guidelines were drawn up by a intrafraternity council. 22 nrapes were reported on campus or student housing in 2015 according to the crime statistics. four rapes were reported off-campus. two roads devastated by fires last year will be repaved

by recycled tires. a fire destroyed 240,000 acres. roads were severely damaged by flames and the heavy machinery used to fight them. they will repave two miles of roads in lake county and more than a half-mile in calavaras county. >> californians dispose 40 million tires a year and we need to recycle the material. it's a great road material. a 2 for 1 project and it helps the communities go back on feet after the devastating fires. >> cal fire's waste tire management program started not long after 7 million tires caught fire in tracy in 1998. americans set a record for the highest gasoline consumption in six months this year. drivers used almost 72 billion gallons of gas from january through june. that's 3% more than last year. california drivers used more gas than any other state, about 10% of the overall total. over the past decade, diesel

emissions from trucks at the port of oakland have dropped significantly. down anywhere from 53% to 93%. the port credits newer truck, cleaner engines and new requirements on emission standards. the reduction will help the port meet their goal to meet the health risk from diesel emissions. >> we now know what killed the blue what he will that washed ashare on the daly city coast. scientists from the marine mammal center and the california academy of sciences completed a necropsy on the wail one day after it washed ashore. the young male had multiple skull fractures and massive hemorrhaging. the whale will be left on the shore to decompose naturally. shoppers at a popular walnut creek shopping center are stunned to learn that two hawks soaring overhead are actually new employees.

their job is to dive bomb some unwanted visitors. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley explains. >> in this concrete canyon between nordstrom and macy's, t. k. rules the roost. this harris hawk is more at home in the deserts of arizona but here the hawk is stalking pink john's. >> -- they will never get used to a live wild raptor flying around. >> so veteran chaser is on patrol three days a week, along with a rooffy named remi. he gets easily distract the. >> he's only focused on me. >> they are so good at their job, it's hard to even spot a

pigeon anywhere near the shopping center. >> this is the first time using a hawk in this area for this. >> some are intimidated. >> i was wondering what he was doing here. >> i'm afraid of birds. >> a look at those eyes. t. k. is quite the charmer. everyone stops to admire the new shoppingter hawks of that been on patrol for three months. >> other raptors in northern california are busy working at vineyards, luxury hotels and even dumps to chase away the gulls. i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> still ahead on abc mornings, java punk. and here's a live look outside from the sutro tower camera. we are tracking the fog in some targets of the guy area. as you see, conditions are looking good over downtown

san francisco. lisa argen will have your full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes.

>> the storm has forced the closer are ty k oga road in yosemite. a winter storm has created hazardous driving conditions. the closer will remain in effect until further notice. the road typically closes in the fall and reopens in the spring. the park remains open. the storms haven't brought much snow to the tahoe basin. mount rose on the nevada side hoped to open on halloween but the resort's operators have pushed it back.

so far it hasn't been cold enough to snow. 5:41 the time. locally here in san francisco, many people will celebrate halloween tonight. how is the weather looking? >> we have the events today throughout the zoo area. you may get a little wet. we are looking at some cloudy skies for the bulk of the day, but morning showers. i'll time it out for you. as you head outside, looking at emeryville 63 degrees. the warm sector of the atmosphere still with us but we will change it out and bring much colder air in for the second half of the weekend. i'll have the forecast coming up. >> lisa, thanks. also ahead, the warriors look for their first win of the season in new orleans and try to quiet the critics. larry beil has the highlights coming u

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>> good morning, everyone. here's a live look from our san mateo bridge camera. right now traffic moving just fine along this portion of the commute. there is wet roads throughout the bay area.

lisa argen returns in a little bit with the full accuweather forecast to break it all down for us. in sports, two day bay area schools are in action today. unv takes on san francisco state at the home of the partans. kickoff the 7:30 p.m. and stanford travels to the desert to face arizona. cal lost last night. game four of the world series, first pitch at 5:00 p.m. cubs need a written to even the series after falling short against the indians last night. here's sports director larry beil with the sports report. >> good morning. after a 71-year wait, the cubs finally hosted a game of the world series. they are still wait to go score a run at wrigley after game three. the old bills coach was at the 1945 world series. back last night. scoreless in the 7. former a coco crisp, a two-out

flare storing martinez. 1-0 indians, and that was the only run of the night. and bill murray singing take me out to the ballgame during the 7th inning stretch. and bryan shaw gets him to groundout. the indians bullpen stellar once again. cubs with two on, two outs in the ninth. cody allen, smoked high heat to end it. cleveland wins 1-0 and take the 2-1 series lead. >> we want to do something to possibly help the team. fortunately enough for me today it was the hit. >> we say it all the time, we want to be one run better. that's about as true to form as you can get. we are capable of making the adjustments necessary, and we've got to do that moving forward. i don't think it was the residue of our guys being overwhelmed by the situation at all. >> well, the sky was falling after the opening-night disaster for the warriors last night in new orleans. the start of a three-game trip on the road. steve kerr experimenting with his lineups and steph curry

getting some deep tissue work done. yes, knead that knot out. kevin durant showing up and showing up angry as he explodes to the basket. he had 18 points at the half. anthony davis with 50 on opening night. 45 last night, including the ridiculous fade-away. the doubles were up 9 at the break. davis for three and tied at 68. they would actually take the lead briefly and steph sensing the moment. he had 23. the deep three coming up as the doubles go on a 26-11 run for the third and fourth quarters. the pelicans, they just kept coming. but k. d. helped seal the deal. he would go for 30* points and a much-needed 17 boards. warriors get the win. and c.d.s old team playing the suns. russell westbrook went off. he became the first player with 50 points with a triple-double

since kareem in seconds left and phoenix down by 3. looking for the tie. devin booker off the mark. the thunder win 113-110 and they are now 2-0. that's that wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. waking up to a few light scattered showers. mainly falling below our radar beam. here's live doppler 7. you see a few smattering of light showers. san francisco into the north bay along the coast. looking at more showers through the 7:00 to 10:00 hour where the flow continues to come out of the south. it's this system to the west that we are anticipating to move on in tomorrow morning. this one was the punch that will bring the gusty winds, the potential for a thunderstorm, and some heavy downpours.

rating that one a 1 on the storm impact scale. it will arrive this time tomorrow. so if you do have plans for your sunday morning, you might want to delay them because we are looking at not only the chance o thunderstorms, winds gusting to 40 miles an hour. but let's get back to today. this morning, here we are looking at the showers mainly north of santa rosa. but as we go to the 10:00 hour notice from vallejo to oakland and san francisco and even along the coast into santa cruz, it's a little damp. by the afternoon it's cloudy and dryer. i know the boo at the zoo event at 11:00 could be went there today. a winter storm warning and a windser storm advisory for the west slope and the sierra nevada tomorrow. anticipating the next system with 6 to 18 inches of snow over the passes. at lake level we are expecting a bit of a dusting, maybe more than that. anywhere from 2 inches at south lake, half a foot tahoe city, donner and kirkwood. this is the system tomorrow

right through 11:00. today the bulk of the day will be cloudy after the morning showers. we are picking this up 10:00 tonight. you notice still it's north bahrain we are looking at. as we go through the overnight hours, it's really 6:00 when we look at those showers in san francisco, along the coast. here's the front. we are looking at very gusty winds out ahead of it. 89:00, 9:00, still looking at the downpours. and by noontime it's scattered showers and we are behind the system. totals anywhere from about quarter inch to a third of an inch from hayward to san carlos, san francisco, upwards of half inch in novato. santa rosa over an inch. ben lomen picking up quite a bit as well. in the low 60s for mountain view. 68 gilroy. from the roof camera, we have a little bit of fog. mist and drizzle. 59 by the delta. 61 concord.

across the golden gate bridge not too much in the way of fog. lookout for scattered showers this morning. the next storm system arrives tomorrow morning. heavy rain at times with the gusty winds. as for today it's the lingering showers throughout the morning hours with mid-and upper 60s. the bulk of the afternoon will feature the clouds. we are looking at the accuweather seven-day forecast that features the 1 on the storm impact scale tomorrow. then for halloween, this one looks like 9:00, 10:00 with light showers. tuesday morning we are wrapping up the rain and it looks dryer and milder throughout the week. of course, that gets into november. >> so get your errands done today and take it easy tomorrow, right? >> good idea. >> lisa, thank you. two people that people really get passionate about are music and coffee. now a man who has won grammys for his music is hoping to make as big an impact with his cup of joe. as jonathan bloom explains, it's all starting in our own backyard. ♪

>> mike dirk has a pretty deep gig. >> the day job i'm a base player. >> being a rock star means working long hours. >> i can't exist without great coffee. >> and over the years it's become an obsession. >> i roast my own beans like this in a cast iron skillet. >> now the obsession has turned into a business. >> come on down, best coffee in town. >> they have a bled at costco stores. >> we like a nice chocolaty, full-bodied coffee. >> but beyond the flavor. >> delicious. >> what does it taste like? >> real coffee. >> there's something else he claims is is a world first. >> all of our bags are made for cornstarches and plant-based plastics. >> they live on the shelf for a year but goes into the compost when empty. >> cutting edge technology here. >> oakland coffee is taking on another challenge. bag waist than around for decades but a new kind of waist is taking over. >> possibly the biggest problem

in coffee right now. >> these, single service coffee pots. >> it's billions and billions. people say 15 billion a year go into landfills. >> they make a pod that won't wind up here. >> a product 100% composable. take it out of your single service machine and throw it in the green bin. three weeks it's dirts. >> they will sell those in about a month. >> thank you. >> especially when the coffee is signed by the artist itself. in richmond, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> coming up, on the market. why steph curry and his family are already selling their new home in walnut creek.

>> here are the winning numbers from last night's $35 million mega-millions drawing. . >> nobody picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $40 million. now is your chance to live in the same house as warriors superstar steph curry. curry and his wife are selling their walnut creek home for $3.7 million. they are asking for half a million dollars more than they paid less than a year ago. the house comes with five bedrooms and five bathrooms. the show -- they recently bought

a complex in alamo for nearly $5.8 million. next on abc mornings at 6:00. police rushed to a shopping mall after a violent crime inside. what happened. and why state water officials say the recent pattern of rain will pay dividends this why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring ...fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time ...fun. the learning the virtue of sharing ...fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun.

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activity up in the north bay. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. temperatures pretty much all in the 60s. except half moon bay 59 degrees. from this vantage point works he have some mist and drizzle in san francisco. slick roadways, 63 napa, 62 in concord. from the roof camera we have the showers throughout the morning hours and then turning cloudy with numbers in the 60s. more clouds throughout the afternoon and evening. the next storm system arrives about this time tomorrow. we will detail it for you and talk about the storm impact scale coming up. chris. >> lisa, thank you. in the south bay police are investigating a double stabbing t happened inside valley fair mall in san rose about 7:30 last night. two men were stabbed. neither injuries are considered to be life-threatening. this is video of one of the five suspects being taken away in handcuffs. police have not released their ages burks all of them appear to be young. two groups got into a