live where you live, this is "abc7 news." >> you are looking live from our emeryville camera, where it is dry right now, but that is changing very soon. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. let's check in with sandhya patel who has a closer look at what we're expecting with the storm. >> we're going to make a switch from fall to winter just like that. let's look at live doppler 7. we do have some clouds, and those cloud also give way to a cold system that is in the pacific northwest right now. that's going to make its way southward. as it does, you'll feel the effects of it. this level one system friday through saturday, light to moderate rain, the hills will pick up more. hour by hour we go. tomorrow morning at 5:00, slippery roadways, scattered showers at 6:00 a.m. not everyone is getting wet. it's not widespread until later

in the day. drive carefully tomorrow morning during the commute. i'll be back with the rest of the hour by hour forecast and we'll talk about another couple of systems coming our way, including your weekend coming up. the rain will hit the north bay in a few hours as sandhya said, and it's bound to make things that much harder for fire victims. lisa? >> reporter: dan, this is mark west estates, one of the first neighborhoods in santa rosa to burn. there are now a lot of people who are homeless, and the change in weather is bringing back a lot of scary memories. >> we found in our front yard, it fell out of a stone. >> reporter: very little is left of their family home. this used to be their house, and this is it now. they and 19 other fire victims camp ground for now, and anda -

aren't easy. >> the wind blew today, it scared me, because the wind was blowing so fast that night. >> reporter: 70-mile-an-hour winds blew the fire from napa to santa rosa that october night. emotions can run high when the weather changes these days, and the coming rain just makes things harder. >> there's not really much to sift through. with you anything you may find when we got down into the ash, a lot of it was really muddy and made it hard to do anything. >> reporter: they're stacking and bringing the few things they have into the catcher tonight. tomorrow, they're m hotel. new at 11:00, crews are making progress, drying to reduce the flood risk along coyote creek.

workers are building a five-foot flood barrier. thousands were evacuated in february after the creek flooded. officials hope the projects will be finished by the end of december. when the storm moves in, track it with the "abc7 news" accuweather app. just search accuweather in your app store to download it. now to a warning from 7 on your side to north bay fire victims. police have received reports of numerous people posing as fema representatives. a real fema agent will only conduct a visual inspection of your damage, and can be identified by their official damages and i.d.s. if they ask you for bank accounts or social security numbers, it's an impostor and you should report it to the police immediately. we have a link to do that at abc7news.com. more affordable housing and more police accountability. those issues were front and center tonight. >> but stealing the spotlight,

city workers on a one-day strike. cornell bernard has details. >> reporter: oakland major libby shaft began her state of the city address with a performance by lion dancers. >> more funding sources for protected, affordable housing. that is what oakland needs. >> reporter: the mayor says the creation of a citizens police commission will bring more accountability to the opd. >> over the last five years, we have reduced police misconduct claims by 58%. >> reporter: shaft says the violent crime rate has been on a four-year decline. >> even one death, one injury is too many. >> reporter: the police chief ann kirkpatrick says the opd needs more cops. >> we are in need of about 45 officers just to be up to our complement level.

>> reporter: city workers, members of seiu local 1022 held a one-day strike in front of the islamic cultural center where the mayor gave her speech. the union wants a new contract. they hope the mayor was listening. >> we have over 2,000 members and many receive no health benefits. >> reporter: shaft says she respected the union's protest. >> i want to give every city worker a round of applause tonight. [ applause ] >> reporter: the mayor took time to reflect on the ghost ship tragedy which claimed 36 lives. >> let us all have a moment of silence. >> reporter: a tragedy the mayor vows can never happen again. cornell bernard, "abc7 news." developing news in san francisco. police are investigating the homicide in hasyes valley. a person was found dead inside an apartment just after 2:00 this morning. you can see the officer standing

outside. the medical examiner ruled the death a homicide. police are not releasing any details about the victim or how the person died. a vigil was held tonight to remember the eight people killed in the new york city truck attack. maggie ruly has the story. >> reporter: new yorkers determined to take back their city. >> new york is stronger than something like this. >> reporter: walk down the same route that just two days earlier had been turned into a path of destruction. this video shows some of the victims of that attack just before terror struck. a group of friends from argentina smiling. around the same time, across the river in new jersey, prosecutoring say 29-year-old sayfullo saipov was getting ready to rent a truck from home depot. he confessed he used that truck to kill as many people as possible in the name of isis. saipov moved to the u.s. from uzbekistan in 2010 and was living in patterson, new jersey with his wife and three children. one neighbor took this photo in

front of saipov's building october 22. you see a home depot rental truck. saipov used it to do a dry run of his attack. >> same truck, same model. >> reporter: now questions of a greater threat. saipov has helped more than 23 other uzbeks come to the u.s. >> one of the things investigators will look at after this incident is whether there is any type of network or cell operating in this country from uzbekistan. >> reporter: today, the city started putting up concrete barricades. 57 are set to go up and will block the entrance behind me, trying to prevent a repeat of tuesday's terror attack. new at 11:00, a warning from stanford, after a woman said she was grabbed on campus. the university public safety department says the female student reported that a man grained her waist and wrist as she walked near the lake just before 1:00 this morning.

she was able to pull away and call police. officers are still searching for the grabber. happening now, excited fans are waiting for apple stores to open nine hours from now so they can get the new iphone 10 and they're lining up. "abc7 news" was at the store on university avenue in palo alto, where the first person in line has been there for two days. >> wow. >> some iphone fans say they always line up outside the store before launch day and see some of the same people each time. the iphone 10 starts at $999. >> it's tradition. it's almost unbelievable. a cat burned in the north bay fires is reuniting with its owner. but this story started in 2007. the president of the united states could not send a tweet for 11 minutes today. the blame is being traced back to san francisco. jennifer lawrence is in for jimmy kimmel tonight and she has a look at what's coming up after "abc7 news" at 11:00.

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24-hour fitness will pay a $1.2 million fine to well over 700 members. the health club increased dues on customers despite promising them that it would never happen. michael finney has more. >> i'm elated. i just feel like i knew this was wrong. >> reporter: that's the reaction from sherry gordon who a decade ago paid an upfront fee of $545

and says she seven adverbial promise her annual membership fee of $69 would never be changed. james bailey joined to increase the strength of his knees. he paid $450 upfront for an annual membership fee of $49. >> i didn't think anything would come of this, but i'm surprised by it. >> reporter: but after complaints by thousands of consumers, the district attorney's office launched an investigation with orange county. >> after talking to many employees, it became clear that there was a pattern of selling these contracts with this verbal promise. >> reporter: he says from 2006 to 2009, the backs of the contract stated the annual dues could be raised. but he says sales reps continued to make the promise the dues would never change. 24-hour fitness told us it was time to move on. in a statement, it said -- can

>> reporter: the district attorney says the message is clear. >> it sends a very strong message that if you are not truthful with consumers, there will be consequences. >> thank you, finney on your side, for helping us out. if anybody can right a wrong, you guys can. >> reporter: eligible members will receive notice of the settlement and information on how to file a claim for a refund and how to get their memberships reinstated under the original membership rules. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> how about that face. a cat named pilot survived the tubs fire in santa rosa, but the story gets more interesting. pilot has been missing after running away ten years ago, after the owner moved away, she

thought she would never see him again. tuesday, a good samaritan found him burned and starving. vets tracked down the owner, thanks to a microshchip. she's planning to take her back home with her to colorado. marijuana for pets is not legal, but a group in berkeley hopes to change that. berkeley humane, along with wholistic natural pound pet store hosted a discussion how pet owners are using pot to treat dogs and cats that are aging or sick. veterinarians cannot prescribe it. for 11 minutes today, president trump could not send a tweet and tonight we know why. around 4:00 this afternoon, the president's twitter account looked like this. it said his account does not exist. after 11 minutes, his full page returned. twitter said a twitter customer support employee disabled the

account on that employee's last day. twitter promises a review of what happened. all right. you know it's not long before that rain arrives. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking it as it heads to the bay area. >> this is the first storm of the season we are tracking. let me show you live doppler 7 hd right now. clouds are thickening up, and we will be tracking this level one storm. light system friday, saturday. the hills will pick up an inch or more. so make sure you have your rain gear next to your door so you don't forget it tomorrow morning. in terms of rainfall, initially when it gets going, it's going to be pretty light. you're going to see what rain? light rainfall amounts in the morning hours of santa rosa, and here is what it will look like for your morning commute.

driving, use caution, allow extra time. if you're taking the ferry across the bay, dark skies are expected. and if you're walking, watch out for slippery spots. it's going to be slick in some areas. temperatures right now in the 40s, all the way to the 60s. san francisco has been holding at 60 degrees, pretty mild with a south wind. the view is stunning tonight. it will look a little more blurred tomorrow morning. scattered light rain arrives in the morning. the time changes early sunday morning, so you gain that hour of sleep. hour by hour we go. 5:00 a.m. friday, looking at some scattered light showers. once again, this continues at 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m., around 10:30, you're still looking at scattered shower activity. so not everyone is getting the rain. you might be wondering where is the rain if you're in the south bay, and the rain is falling in the north bay. it's just going to be very scattered initially. make sure you have your umbrella with you. then we head into the evening

commute. wet roadways will continue, with pockets of moderate rain developing friday night. as the system moves through around 11:00 p.m. to the wee hours of saturday morning, most of the rain comes through the bay area. it will be heavy at times. saturday around 5:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. starts to east up in the north bay. the rest of the bay area, 10:00 a.m. it's pushing out of the santa cruz mountains. by 1:30, it's long gone. so most of your saturday afternoon, evening and pretty much your sunday is going to be fine if you have outdoor activities. rainfall totals, between 0.1 to half an inch. san jose and the santa cruz mountains, may not get a whole lot. first thing tomorrow morning, upper forts to the low 50s. you will have to worry about layers, because it will be a lot cooler tomorrow afternoon. mid 50s to the mid 60s. and those showers will continue to contract live doppler 7 any

time you want. a winter storm warning 12:00 tomorrow afternoon until 11:00 p.m. saturday. you'll have to carry the chains. be prepared for winter driving conditions, as winds and snow will make it rough traveling up there. up to 20 inches expected at the highest elevations. if you're heading to tahoe, here's your specific forecast. snow and rain friday, mixed precip saturday. temperatures tumbling. chance of some showers on sunday and then you will notice that the snow tapers. fall back sunday morning, turn the clocks back one hour before saturday night. saturday night, the sun sets at 6:08. accuweather seven-day forecast, a level one system friday into saturday. you will see some light to moderate rain. you get a break. sunday's system is going way to the north. so i'm keeping it a slight chance in the north bay, but likelihood that you won't see much rain or anything at all. monday and tuesday is dry. a third system comes in,

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our country depends on it. good evening. the warriors came out sleepwalking tonight in san antonio. they were down by 19 in a flash. steve kerr exploded and the ws woke up. just another night for a squad that is so talented, the only real question is their nightly motivation. this is the way dan warms up for

the news. >> i look good. >> no question. even without kawhi leonard and tony parker, the spurs jump all over golden state. a 22-4 run by the spurs. got scary when pau gasol landed on steph curry's knee, but steph was okay. klay thompson for three of his 27. and they cut it down to five at the half. kevin durant missed his first eight shots, then missed the next seven in a row. green was a spark, as the warriors turned this game around. ws up 7. gregg popovich wondering right there why zbroejordan bell did get called for traveling. that is two technicals, which means ejection. durant with 24. and the warriors win 112-92. the 49ers are off to a historically bad 0-8 start.

and their best receiver done for the rest of the year. garcon was leading the team with receptions at 40. they've now got 16 players on i.r., which might translate into a run at 0-16. and just devastating news for the houston texans. their star quarterback deshawn watson tore his acl in practice today. he's lost for the season. watson came out of clemson an instant star as a rookie, setting the all-time nfl record with 19 touchdown passes in his first seven games as a starter. so tom savage takes over. former stanford star andrew luck hasn't played a down this season and he will not. he's been put on injured reserve. no sense risking your franchise quarterback on a bad team in the middle of a lost season. luck believes he'll be fine with more rest and rehab.

thursday night football. bills and jets. first quarter, josh mccowan, nimble at age 38. age is just a number, dan. don't even think about it. >> i'm wearing the spandex. >> and wearing it well. jets snap their thee-game slide, 34-21 is your final. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> these for now. >> and k.j. costello is

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(dog panting) another 2am stroll, huh? i'm worried. i have this medical bill. dave, you have anthem, and they have people to talk to who are empowered to help answer any question you... (dog grunting, panting) is... is he okay? real people? living and breathing. hopefully not breathing like that. for all the things that keep you up at night, anthem blue cross has a solution. all right. that is our report. appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley.

>>ened i'm kristen sze. it's a big night for you, jennifer. it's going to be okay. you just have to relax. have fun. and don't say the f-word. you can't say the f-word, right? >> unfortunately not. >> jennifer: for the whole show? >> correct. >> jennifer: not even once? >> maybe once. >> jennifer: all right, [ bleep ] yeah, let's do this mother [ bleep ]er! >> we should probably just cut her. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! with special guest host jennifer lawrence! tonight -- kim kardashian west. the results of our youtube halloween challenge. and music from linkin' bridge. and now, here's jennifer lawrence!