north bay now from santa rosa to the golden gate. here is a wider view of the approaching storm, which is getting much more closer now. it's a light storm ranking one on storm impact scale. it will move in tonight and continue through tomorrow morning expected to produce pockets of moderate rain fall increasing the potential for flooding. it will be a storm with light winds. starting at 7:00 this evening, by midnight we'll see more organized area of moderate to heavy rainfall developing offshore and beginning to push to the north bay coastline. by beginning of rush hour tomorrow morning, we'll see wide spread areas of light to moderate rain and a wet commute for many of tomorrow's commuters and will continue into the late morning hours before it eases up. i'll give you a look at the sev seven-day forecast in a few minute. both lanes of traffic are blocked on san carlos avenue between fell ps aphelps and aar

the russian river is cresting in sonoma county, that means it's hitting the highest point of course the river has been over flood stage for hours and will stay flooded for more hours. wade freed miedman is live with difference. >> reporter: good evening, dan. it begins to rain once again. flood stage is 38 feet. residents say to their eyes, it's been going down for quite awhile. one thing we know for certain, cleaning up is going to take along time. this is bad news to everyone except school kids who just learned tonight that classes are cancelled tomorrow. >>. welcome to lake.

it's been awhile from moving to point a to point b presented such daunting challenges. how do you get from here to there? >> right now you don't. you don't get from here to there. >> reporter: it's part of the drill in a region where the russian river floods, road signs became prone to under statement and residents to resignation or maybe indigestion. >> tuna fish, beer, you know, the officials. >> reporter: that's betsy van dyke cut off where in the community built for high water like this, even the word flooded carries subtle distinctions. >> flooded in means you're stranded, flooded out means you've got a mess and you don't want a mess. >> reporter: flooding provides a regular unpredictable rhythm to the place but brings reassuring certainties for how this community pulls together. >> keep your hands inside the ride at all times. >> reporter: that's bruce mcdonald who in times of flood always offers up himself and duck boat to residents along kneelly road. >> the best story is i took this woman over to her cat right over

there and the best story was the cat was fine. >> reporter: it is the spirit of gernville, wet and water logged but enduring a much easier bad time this time than it has in bad times before. from gernville, wayne freedman. 5500 pg and e customers in the bay area still don't have power. roughly one-third are in the rough bay. we were in mount claire as crews worked to get the juice flowing again. this crew has been chasing outages since 7:00 a.m. yesterday. the guy up there told us quote, hey, it's what we do. and the downed lines here are actually keeping the tree that fell from going down that gully into a home below. those in the neighborhood say the rain came down incredibly hard last night. >> it was amazing. the sound, it sometimes it's good sleeping weather but then other times when it gets to the hail point it sounds like a thousand birds sort of running across the roof. it's kind of cool. >> does get your attention.

not very far away the run off created a small slide taking road way with it. neighbors here say they don't know when their street will be open again. more than 100 people had to evacuate the community of hole li ho hollister. the evacuation zone was along lover's lane. david louie joins us with how those people are doing tonight, david? >> reporter: one resident is estimating repairs will probably cost him about $12,000. all together, 59 residents had to evacuate overnight, but 49 others had to evacuate by boat or truck. the big concern tonight is this could all happen again depending whether this area gets pounded by more big storms. you can see the extent of flooding as sky 7 flew over lovers lane. residents were scrambling to grab what they could as rising

waters began to take over the homes. it was the dark of night as bionca escaped in an unusual way. >> piggy back ride. i had boots on so i could walk through but it was pretty bad. >> reporter: the culprit it was creek that smilpilled over the banks. the creek was filled with logs and other debris. it forms the boundary between santa clara and san banito counties. >> it was about 2.5 to 3 feet up in the garage and you can see the elevation difference in the house. once it got in the vents in the crawl space, it was, you know, i sandbagged the doors but it was a waste of time. >> reporter: the search and rest key team surveyed the damage with a drone. >> it's helped give us good perspectives and good situational awareness and see the whole picture. so it helped a lot with locating some of the livestock that we're

able to get out. >> candace lives on lovers lane but elected not to evacuate. she's the district attorney. >> i hope this makes the community aware the creeks need to be cleaned out so the water can flow through instead of getting hung up. i understand king tide didn't help the issue. >> reporter: no one was injured during the evacuation. an animal control officer said they found no stray dogs or cats as they were on the lookout. building inspectors are making rounds trying to determine which houses can be occupied and which ones cannot. in hole lilister, david louie. right now there are 61 storm-related road closures in the bay area because of mudslides, rock slides, downed trees and other issues. look what happened to this road. the chp tweeted this photo of a washed out section of mortin road. >> there is a good reason why

this road is closed indefinitely. recent storms have taken out 70 feet of pavement. here is a closer look at the damage. it runs right over pinole creek. it's closed between castro ranch road and bear creek road. lawyer a laura has the story. >> reporter: this a rural road on the weekend but well-traveled during the week. a cut through of sorts from people coming from pinole to get to oakland and highway 24 and beyond. as you can see, this road is not going to be usable any time soon. it's the handy work of a swollen creek pinole creek that washed away a huge chunk of the road near pinole, fortunately, in the middle of the night. >> scary. the road just fell. nobody could have been on that

road. >> reporter: how does it look? >> pretty deep. and there is a leak. >> pretty crazy. i mean, knowing that i drove this last night and now seeing there is nothing there, i take this road all the time, friends and i come and hang out here. it's shocking. >> i think it's rather crazy and will make a big impact on the community. a lot of people take this road every day. >> in martinez, he spent his morning cleaning up after overflowing creek in a saturated water shed pushed a sea of water and mud into downtown. >> we got on the verge of it going into businesses but stayed just enough underneath everybody's door to keep it safe. >> i'm doing well. it was a bit of a long night. >> reporter: chris rodriguez owns pegasus bicycle works. >> we were pitch income and helping each other out taking trips to the sandbagging station and coming down here and luckily a couple of us had trucks to wade through the water. >> reporter: it was heavy rain, high tides and overflowing lake

hermann that caused several low-lying roadways to flood. prompting officials to declare a local state of emergency. >> we got hit hard last night and it was the second storm of the week. saturated soil and all the run off was really filled up the reservoir and creeks. >> reporter: to give you an idea of the scale, the size of this breach here along alhambra valley road, 70 feet wide and 20 to 30 feet deep, and growing by the minute. we talked with contra costa public works. no estimate when they can reopen this road, much less even begin the repairs. they have to let it dry out first. near pinole, laura anthony. >> what a scene behind you. you can track any storm with the abc 7 news app. we have live doppler 7 on the app and enable push alerts to get weather advisories on your phone or tablet immediately.

we have breaking news out of san francisco. muni stopped all in bound service because there is a body on the tracks. out bound trains are moving slowly. investigators are looking into how that person got onto the tracks. commuters are advised to take buses or bart if possible. libby shaft ordered an executive order while protecting those people. shaft directed city departments to take a series of steps to improve regulation of non-permitted spaces without immediately displacing residents. this is the latest move by the mayor to change city policy after the deadly ghost ship fire last month which was at a non-permitted warehouse and killed dozens of peel. an illegal casino, drugs, raw sewage, tonight an operation that brought crime to an east oakland community is over.

they arrested people. sky 7 shows the backyard filled with trash. a 5-year-old was among the people illegally living inside the building, and obviously, unsanitary conditions. the business had been in operation for a very long time. >> today we'll see this say thi victory. this building was bringing crime. it was bringing blight and unsanitary conditions to the community, and so those people will no longer be here. >> authorities have red tagged the building as unsafe to enter. no one who is living there will be allowed to return. well, the north bay has been one of the hardest hit areas by a recent round of storms from mudslides to floods to blocked roads. >> next, the highway where drivers had to get out. they won't be able to check on their cars for at least another day. we'll go live to marin county. and later. >> what's in there that he's

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afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. all right. weather coverage continues. a lot of people are worried about flooding. highway 37 will stay closed because flood water swallowed up lanes of traffic and people there are nervously watching the rising creek and that's where abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington is live for us alyss >> reporter: the creek is at

four feet. it has started raining here and business owners and residents are ready for anything. they have sandbags out and are prepared for another night of rain. this is what the storm left behind in marin county. flooding, swollen creeks, mud and debris. a landslide in fairfax trapped people inside the home. kris allen and his wife live down the street and moved valuables up high in case there is flooding. >> where we live right on the river, everyone has sandbags, i think everyone is vigilant but i certainly think that another rain like we had for 24 hours yesterday could be catastrophic for us. >> reporter: julian with the department of public works says crews worked throughout the night responding to downed trees and clogged storm drains. >> so lots of rain from those storms like on sunday for instance, coupled with the high tides that we were experiencing yesterday had this really high saturation in the soil. so what we were really concerned about is trees coming down. >> reporter: that's just what

happened. an enormous redwood tree toppled over on sir francis drake boulevard blocking traffic and flooding blocked roads in navado. water rose three feet. >> we were evacuated last night just as we were getting ready to open. >> reporter: busines owners like donna seamore are ready for another round of rain. sandbags out. >> seems like we should do more to create less of an issue. every winter we're worried about whether the creek is going to overfl overflow. >> reporter: she hopes tonight her restaurant can stay open. alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. the california department of water resources says reservoir levs are 97% of normal. very encouraginencouraging. last year reservoir levels were 50% of normal.

california's largest reservoir lake shasta is at 81% and folsom lake 69%. the wet weather opened a sing hole that's blocking a busy residential road and dumped sewage into a near by creek and that's not the only place dealing with a water related sewage spill. we are live, eric? >> reporter: pg and e is working on a gas line so folks can keep service. it's across the street from the sink hole. regarding the sink hole. the good news is they bypassed it so folks can continue to use toilets among minor road here. the bad news is asphalt is still giving way. neighbors say this sink hole almost meant a disastrous start to the day for a first responder and fire truck. >> they were about to drive over the bridge and saw the sink hole and stopped because their fire

truck would have ended up somewhere down in the creek. >> just glad they caught it before something major happened. >> reporter: the sanitary district says the weather caused a leak in one and possibly two under ground sure pipes thewer >> some sewage did get into the creek. we did water quality tests and a mandatory reporting. >> we do have the road blocked off and detours in place. we've been putting out information through next door and our emergency alerts so that the residents are aware that they will have to detour to get home tonight. >> reporter: drinking water is not affected and crews are installing a sewage by pass so customers can use toilets. orinda is not the only place with sewage leaks. it triggered an overflow. >> we had storm water and the storm water missioned with waste water overflowed at three sites. >> reporter: those three sites

are alice street at the oakland and barnhill marina and temescal. signs are telling people not to come in contact with the water. eric thomas, abc 7 news. despite the rain, today santa cruz declared a water shortage emergency. it's because of this, the storm damage infrastructure that supplies the city with water. they are urged to cut water use by 30%. water quality is not affected, it is safe to drink. >> rain is beginning to fall. you see areas of light rain, light to moderate and showers moving onto the coastline of north bay. from santa rosa to the golden gate beyond the coast pushing inland the first arrival of more coming in later tonight. this is a live view looking out over san francisco under mostly cloudy skies. we currently have temperature

readings in the low 50s at san francisco and mountain view and gilroy and cool 47 across the bay and oakland. this is traffic looks a bit tight up there under cloudy skies, rain will be developing later. it's 48 in santa rosa. upper 40s to around 50. fairfield, concord and livermore and a view looking over the bay that looks tranquil. cold storm moves in overnight. we'll have dry conditions and pattern from friday through the holiday weekend and rain returns the middle of next week. this is a look at our storm impact scale. the arriving storm tonight ranks one on the impact scale and bring pockets of moderate rainfall continuing through the morning rush into the middle of the day tomorrow and potential for more flooding and it will be slightly breeze see with the storm. speaking of flooding, flooding is occurring as you know in the russian river in guerneville. significant flooding is likely

to occur before the river drops back below flood stage tomorrow afternoon. here is the forecast animation for the arriving storm. at 11:00 we'll see wide spread areas of light to moderate rain. by 5:00 tomorrow morning as the rush gets underway, rain will have pushed to the south and east and pockets of downpours during that time. so the morning rush will probably be a slow one, and by midday tomorrow and into the afternoon hours, we'll see the storm break up just a little bit easing up. there will be pockets of rain into the early evening hours and by tomorrow evening, we expect rainfall totals to reach only into the few hundredths of an inch in the north bay but over .06 in livermore, san jose and mountain view. low temperatures tonight into the early morning hours. generally low to mid 40s. cooler conditions in the north bay where lows will drop into the mid to upper 30s and tomorrow's highs under showery conditions will be in the low 50s. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast.

tomorrow's and tonight's, storm ranks one on the impact scale and colder air, cold showers and maybe light snow in the higher bay area hills. but the drying begins on friday, continues through the weekend and it will be mild for monday which is martin luther king junior day and a chance late tuesday night of showers and another rainy pattern begins next wednesday. >> here we go. >> thanks, spencer. coming up next, changing values and changing pay. >> what's going to be different

pg and e is laying off nearly 400 full-time workers to save $3 million a year. they will cut 800 contractors and won't fill 500 open positions. they hope to reduce costs by reducing vendor contracts. a pay plan leads the bay area business watch. wells fargo branch employees can earn extra money based on how many times customers use their accounts and services. this is a shift from the sales goal that led employees to open nearly 2 million unauthorized accounts. the scandal cost wells fargo $185 million in fines. tesla is bringing on a veteran. tesla hired 100 people from apple recently.

it's an interesting trend. elon musk said people tesla fired. today tesla stock took a slight dip. the dow gained 100 and nasdaq went up by 11. >> we are going back to storm watch at 6:30. find out where all of this extra water is going and see what this recent round of storms has done to one city in the south bay, plus. they are going to be running it in a very professional manner. they are not going to discuss it with me. >> the steps being taken by president elect trump to avoid any business conflicts when he becomes president. and later. >> from the first ever superman comic to an old bat mobile that still runs, i'm jonathan bloom

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to shift assets and control of business interests while president to his sons. >> some people had hoped for more transparency. >> reporter: president elect trump will move his assets into a trust and the company will be managed by his sons and a top company executive. >> they are going to be running it in a very professional manner. they are not going to discuss it with me. >> reporter: a tax advisor at morgan lewis was brought in to reveal the steps he will take, no new foreign deals will be made. domestic deals will be over seen and approved by an independent ethics advisor. >> and he will only know of a deal if he reads it in the paper or sees it on tv. >> reporter: some in both parties wanted to trump to die ve die vest holdings. his advisor said that would not have been in mr. trump's best financial interest. >> president elect trump should not be expected to destroy the company he built. >> reporter: trump reminded

everyone presidents are not required to separate themselves from their financial assets. today the president elect also revealed that over the weekend, he turned down a $2 billion real estate development deal in dubai. >> i didn't have to turn it down, because as you know, i have a no conflict situation because i'm president. >> reporter: and then the question of releasing his tax returns came up again. >> i won. i mean, i became president. no, i don't think they care at all. i don't think they care at all. i think you care. >> i'd love to see those and so would a lot of people but if it's not a law, he has an american right not to do it. >> reporter: mr. trump promised to have financial interests resolved by january 20th, inauguration day. leeiannyanne melendez. >> the president elect's conference prompted strong reaction today. christian zeek gathered

information. >> one tourist from ohio a swing state won by mr. trump is not impressed. >> obama care is a complete and total disaster. >> i believe he said he would repeal it right away and eventually get to a replacement and everyone including president obama believes you come up with a better plan by all means, let's do it. >> at the ferry build income san francisco, russian tourists agrees with mr. trump's assertion that russian president vladimir putin holds nothing over him. >> i think newspapers, tv channels make story that trump and putin and putin helps and that's like billboards. >> reporter: not true. >> i think it's newspaper. >> there was also reaction over mr. trump admitting for the first time that maybe the russians hacked the democrats before the elections and then saying maybe it was another country. congressman eric swalwell says

this is a green light to do it again. trump says look at the things we learn from russian acting. unacceptable for a u.s. leader. dan and am a? >> thank you. lawmakers continue to grill donald trump's cabinet appoin e appointe appointees. exxonmobil rex tollerson face somd of the toughest questions. >> is vladimir putin a war criminal? >> i would not use that term. >> senator cory booker and congressman john lewis testified against senator jeff sessions for attorney general in contrast transportation nominee elaine chow is supposed to be easily confirmed. mr. trump thinks his nominees are doing quote very, very well in the hearings. donald trump will be inaugurated as the nation's 45th president next friday, january 20th. i will be in washington d.c. for the inauguration to provide you with live reports. >> we go back to storm watch now. you can see from live doppler 7

there aren't many patches of rain left anymore. another storm is expected to arrive in the next few hours. it will be a light storm ranking a one on our abc 7 news storm impact scale. an overflowing dam and rushing creek became instant attractions today in the aftermath of the storms that hit the south bay. abc 7 news reporter vic lee has the story. >> reporter: the lexington reservoir peaked at midnight at 104% of capacity. in layperson's terms, that's about a foot and a half above the spillway. so where did all that excess water go? here where it turned into a fast-moving rising waterway. >> usually it's like a really easy slow bubbling creek and it looks like a class three rapid now. >> from the creek, the waters swirled and heaved violently over the dam spillway lapping

some two feet over. >> it's just amazing, you know, something to take in. >> the sight of the overflow drew long-time lose ga did,ocdo residents. >> five or ten feet. it's pretty high. the splashing from the dam. >> tom berkeley lived here almost six decades. >> reporter: you ever seen anything like this? >> not even close. >> reporter: it flooded large parts of the park, enough for rangers to shut it down. that was bad for hikers and bicyclists like brian hues. >> lots of water. it's usual low places are all blocked off and you can't get through. >> reporter: if this wasn't enough, university avenue alongside the creek was blocked by a mudslide. in up scale los gados can make for an exciting day. >> when you get unusual weather where you live, just share it with us using the hashtag abc 7

now. that will help us find your content and use it on the air or abc7news.com. from barbies to hot wheels and everything in between. >> we are going to meet the man that can separate trash from treasure in your old toy bin and even offer you cash. plus. an online ticket seller mistakenly charges a couple for two extra tickets but won't give

all the devastating pictures we showed you, after the rain, rain bows over hollister and san banito. here is videos at the halves at half dome all overnight lodging and camp grounds are back open after being closed for several days because of the storms. highway 140 known as el porto road is open. call it antiques road show for toys. the toy scout is in the bay area to tell you if old toys are worth anything and maybe offer you cash. >> i love that name. jonathan bloom found out whether or not it's worth money, every toy has a story.

>> reporter: likely made in the mid 1960s, this bat mobile runs like new. >> that's cool. >> reporter: the owner jack lee was a collector. >> my friends and i, we would go out and go to these antique shows. >> reporter: but now he's downsizing and cashing in. >> one, two, and 40. >> reporter: the man with the money is joel mcgee. >> we tell people, you don't have to clean it dirt off. just like it left the sand box. >> reporter: he cleans and restores to sell to collectors. >> i would do $510 on these if you want to sell these. >> reporter: and he's a walking encyclopedia. >> tv show games like this were only made for about one season. and so very few of them are out there. >> reporter: everything valuable is rare, though in the everything rare is valuable. >> this is the original -- >> reporter: worth only $5 showing no love for space ghosts. >> batman, spiderman. >> reporter: but other comic books could be a gold mine.

this copy of the first superman is worth $100,000. >> if this was a higher grade, this one has sold for $1 million before. >> reporter: sometimes it's buried treasure and forgotten. jason found a pile of toy trucks at his parents' house still in the boxes. >> where did this come from? i never saw this. i never played with it. i didn't even know it existed. >> reporter: other toys have been well loved. >> when i was a little girl, i was given these dolls and i lved in a small town ex and we d to travel to fresno to get the dogs. >> reporter: some come with the house. hot wheels collection found under the floorboard. >> seven, thank you. >> pleasure doing business with you. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> the toy scout will be available in the bay area for two more days this week. we'll post his schedule and where he will be if you want to try to make some money. >> yeah. only one more storm remains

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. as you know first 457b, tic to to the big show can sell out fast. >> they did that but got more than they clicked for online. >> they were helped out a jam here. >> it starts off great. i love the way the story starts off. they had seen the king and i many years ago when benner starred as the king but the show is in san francisco with a new cast and the couple just had to see it again. just not twice. >> music. the music. the story. >> i'd love to see that again. that dance. >> joan and donald were ready to pay a premium to see the king and i if only for the famous shall we dance scene. >> tickets were not available at the box office so i went online. >> joan found two tickets on vivid seats.com for $200 each.

steep but worth it. she hit the buy button then a problem. >> then they flashed on the screen those seats are no longer available. >> so joan selected two different seats, this time the order went through but then another disturbing message. >> it flashed on the screen suddenly that i owed for four tickets, $800. >> and she's panicked and said i think something is wrong here. >> turned out the first order had gone through after all. they were charged for four seats. quickly they went online to return the extras. >> they just said no, we're sorry, this is all sales final. >> they said well, there is nothing we can do about it. no refunds. >> i felt it was a mistake on their part because if they said the tickets were no longer available. >> don called vivid how could the couple be held responsible. an agent suggested they try reselling the extra seats themselves. >> i had visions of myself

standing in the rain trying to sell them. >> instead, joan told her daughter about the problem. >> she says mother, you have to call michael finney. >> she did and we contacted vivid. the company did not explain what happened but gave the couple their money back telling us we always take care of our customers. now don and joan can really enjoy the show. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. i was really very thrilled to get out of this whole thing. >> now this case has a good lesson for us, be careful on relying on error messages, especially when tickets are all sales are final. now, the deadline to enroll in obama care or what we call adhere here in california, covered california for 2017 is at the end of the this month. so we're going to help you out. 7 on your side will have agents here to answer your covered california questions on friday and get you started on enrollment. our phone lines will be open from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. on friday

and you'll be able to get questions answered using the #askfinney. 1.5 million people soin siignin >> what a great idea, thanks, michael. we're still on storm watch today. abc 7 news the in mill valley as king tides flooded the highway. drivers braved the highway. king tides aren't done yet. they return morning tornado warning when more rain is expected. >> we want to thank the abc 7 news viewers that continue to share pictures and videos with the #abc 7 now. it helps us see what the weather is like where you live. >> spencer is back with an update on the forecast, spencer? >> the approaching weather and storm may give us more photo ops. light rain falling becoming more wide spread in the north bay and down to the golden gate. let's take a look at how much rain we've had since sunday.

a lot to give you the short answer. nearly a foot of rain over a foot and nearly 14 inches and down at sea level or bay level or where most of us live, danville 6.75. normal rainfall for the season to date, 175% in santa rosa. we're well above average everywhere although san jose is just barely above average. here is the impact scale for our next storm, arriving storm tonight and tomorrow ranks one on the impact scale. light intensity expected to reduce pockets of moderate rainfall and snow will pound the sierra. winter storm warning is in effect until noon tomorrow. so here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll get five days of dry weather through next tuesday before the next storm arrives next wednesday. >> thanks, spencer. are the. it's the business of baseball to talk about. >> larry beil is here with that. >> this is intriguing. three-time giants champion

heading across the bay and the best record in the nba but on schedule, steve kerr's schedule for a return to the

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good evening. after integrating a new super star and remarking half of the roster, the warriors are 33-6. were they good enough to reach the finals again? we know they are good, can they beat cleveland if they get there? is abc brks krrks bc 7's mike s >> they included adding two more starters. despite certain lapses, head coach steve kerr is pleased. >> chemistry is great. guys all respect each other. i've seen so much sacrifice and i've seen maturity. i've seen guys growing. i've seen adapting. figuring out roles. i love what i'm seeing. >> ker feels like dre monday's leadership and communication improved and steph is accommodating durant. david west seen this throughout

his career and knows its a process. >> it comes with time and knowing where guys like it. obviously, just figure out where guys sweet spots are, where they are most comfortable with, what sides of the floor they like playing on. you can't figure that out until you've played. >> zaza has come on as of late being aggressive and four straight games scoring in double figures. he claims trust is the biggest factor with the teammates. >> it is an adjustment. you know, obviously so many aspects of defense. one on one, pick-and-roll, most importa importantly, there is a trust factor because we like to be on the same page. we really will not have a trust mentality that we have eyes closed. my teammates will have my back. >> the trust will be put to test on monday when lebron james comes to town. mike shumann, abc 7 sports. one of the many things to love about steph curry is he's a super star who can laugh at

himself. he got krurkcrushed on a dunk l night and posted the following on facebook, sometimes fund mentally sound doesn't get you anywhere. i know the feeling. close to finalizing a deal with santiago casilla. he saved 123 games but melted down and lost the closers' rule. the league is helping narrow down the list of candidates. two head coaches were hired today. the denver broncos hired dolphins' defensive cord narcotic toy. the sixth black active head coach in the nfl. the buffalo bills hired sean mcdermott as the head coach. he spent six years as the panthers coordinator. this would leave kyle shanahan and josh mcdanicdaniels. cowboys seem loose.

today tail back elliott was pelting his quarterback dak prescott with what we think was candy during his interview with reporters. >> they will be game planning and have their own little -- their own new plays they will throw at us. so something like that. got to figure out how to dodge it. [ laughter ] >> what dan does to me at times. entertaining stuff from tom brady and the rock who both wear under armor gear and the qb has a new line of sleep wear coming out. >> hey, rock, what kind of sleep ware you sleeping in? it doesn't matter what kind of sleepware you're sleeping in because i want to give you a heads up. >> thomas, did you think that was a good idea? it doesn't matter what you think. that's how you're supposed to do it. stand up, deliver with energy, zing, power. >> it doesn't matter. >> fun stuff. [ laughter ] >> thanks, larry. >> stay calm. >> larry, calm.

join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20, cable channel 13. coming up, how would you like to come home to this. an avalanche at his front door at 9:00. and a muddy mess in the east bay. the rush tonight to clean up the roads hit by all of those slides. >> we'll see you later but that is this edition of abc 7 news. appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz, for all of us, thanks for joining us.

this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a foreign service officer from silver spring, maryland... an attorney from new york, new york... and our returning champion, an assistant professor of psychology from olive branch, mississippi... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. hi, everyone. $18,399, and he missed final jeopardy! yesterday.

imagine what could've been. zoey and alain, welcome aboard. good luck, players. here we go. jeopardy! round comes first, as you know. it's an easier round, and today, you deal with these categories... followed by... and finally... each correct response beginning with the letter l. colby, we begin with you. let's go with "l"thy food, $200, please. alain. what is lasagna? that's the l. $400, please, "l" foods. [ beep ] super stinky... [ sniffs ] limburger. back to you, alain. well, let's try australiana for $200, please.