good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. this is "abc 7 mornings." it's saturday, november 4th, good morning and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. meteorologist lisa argen is tracking live doppler 7 for us. >> good morning, chris. heavy rain on the east bay and the peninsula. it's 1 on our storm impact scale. you can see some lighter rain towards fairfield and cordelia. but back towards the south and east here from walnut creek, 680, san leandro, looking at heavy rain. more rain across the bay, 280, san mateo, foster city. and right along the coast here from half moon bay, highway 1, atascadero.

there is the front that is offshore. 1 on the storm impact scale, from a tenth to a third of an inch throughout the rest of the morning hours. coastal mountains could see more than that. current temperatures range from low 50s in santa rosa, to 59 in mountain view. we're looking at some breezy winds, higher elevation. a rainy morning. the rain will end by later on this morning. then partly cloudy skies with upper 50s to near 60 today. but that is not it for the rain. we get a few dry days and it's back with us come wednesday night and perhaps through friday, chris. >> lisa, thank you. the final vote is in. starting in december of next year, san francisco police officers will be armed with tasers. >> the motion passes 4-3. >> shame! >> boo! >> tense moments at city hall last night. members of the san francisco police commission cast their final vote after a heated debate that lasted nearly seven hours. abc 7 reporter katie utehs has the details.

>> reporter: public comment on the issue of outfitting san francisco police with tasers quickly boiled over. >> watch out, behind them, behind them. >> reporter: the police commission president stopped the meeting. protesters rallied for an hour. the hearing continued on another floor. they then filtered in speakers. >> i don't need to hear people swearing at me and questioning my blackness and my gayness or anything else. i know who i am and i know what i must do. i just need to hear the information and make a decision. >> reporter: the budget analysis puts the implementation of tasers at a cost of $8 million, including outfitting units with defibrillators to counter the effects of taser electricity. >> there's a definitive risk for sudden death. there could be some tight

policies that we put forth to try to mitigate some of those risks. >> i would like to ask those of you who are thinking about endorsing tasers to please try it on yourself before you make that decision. >> reporter: african-americans and latinos are much more likely to be tased, a researcher testified. chief william scott acknowledged this as he promised strong oversight and transparency in his bid for tasers. >> deescalation is and always be our objective. >> reporter: katie utehs, abc 7 news. law enforcement across the state are searching for an abducted baby and his father who could be headed to the bay area. the chp says jeffrey gomes took 2-month-old jefferson gomes after an argument with the baby's mother. they were near los angeles and headed north on interstate 5. jeffrey gomes is considered armed and dangerous. he was last seen in a white chevy truck towing a 28-foot trailer. the license plate number is 02390p1. time now, 6:03.

this morning a san jose man is in jail accused of taking pictures and video of an underage girl on a city bus. there's more to the story. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has the latest from san jose. >> reporter: a 16-year-old girl told authorities a man was taking pictures and video of her on a bus in san jose. the sheriff's office investigated and identified 70-year-old florencio hernandez-palmo as the suspect. the sheriff's office says on at least one occasion when the girl got off the bus, hernandez-palmo followed her and kept recording. they arrested him at a bus stop. >> the whole situation is gross, it's creepy, it's unfortunate. it's sad, really. hopefully the guy will get some kind of mental help. >> reporter: the sheriff's office believes hernandez-palmo has been recording girls for three years. they're asking other potential victims to come forward. >> i would send a message, be more cautious as a parent. i mean, anything can happen.

>> reporter: we talked with the suspect's landlords. they were shocked to learn of his arrest. off-camera they told us hernandez-palmo and his wife have rented a room in their house for five years. they called them good, hard working people. in san jose, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. dozens of people are back in their homes this morning after a fire in san francisco's chinatown. it started just before 6:00 last night at mason and washington across from the san francisco cable car museum. 30 people were evacuated. a child went to the emergency room to be evaluated. no one else was hurt. the former twitter employee who temporarily disabled president trump's personal twitter account could face criminal charges. the still-unidentified person who was contracting for twitter may have violated the computer fraud and abuse act. experts say that person had the power to tweet something that could start a war or compromise national security. if charged and found guilty, the

person responsible could face up to ten years in prison. happening today, nationwide protests against president trump. the group refuse fascism has organized rallies in 22 cities. there's one in san francisco today at union square. protesters will rally starting at 3:00 p.m., then march at 4:00. according to the facebook event page, more than 350 people say they plan to attend. expect wet and snowy roads if you're driving through the sierra this weekend. this is the view from caltrans on interstate 80 at castle peak. truckers must carry trains between placer county and the nevada state line. snow fell all day yesterday and more than a foot is expected on donner summit by tonight. in another sign the weather is cooling down, the little ice rink at south shore center in alameda opened to skaters yesterday. you can hit the ice daily through january 15th. ice rinks open in walnut creek next week.

and in san jose the week after that. recreational crab season gets under way today. the chance of rain and high winds threaten to keep sport boats in their docks until next week. at least two sport fishing companies tell abc 7 news they're going out this morning. both are sold out. so far there are no warnings for bay area waters about levels of domoic acid, the toxin that impacted the last two dungeness seasons. >> we've done all the testing down here and our crabs are all clean, safe, beautiful. i hear they're big. i hear they're nice big crabs, heavy. sounds like there's going to be, you know, two- or three-pound crabs. it sounds like real nice crab. we're really excited. >> the catch during the sports season is limited to ten crabs per fisherman. they cannot be sold. commercial crab season begins on november 15th. time now is 6:07. a little rain isn't stopping them from doing their thing. >> no, not at all.

coming down pretty good in the east bay, hayward and fremont right now. it has yet to push through the south half of the bay, right now from sutro you can see the clouds out there in the distance. so it may have woken you up this morning at 3:00 a.m. in the north ba56y. in livermore. we'll see slightly lower amounts in the south bay as it weakens and pushes south. i'll have your full forecast next. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, as more accusations build against kevin spacey, netflix is taking a stand when it comes to his hit show. plus it's a home that has some film buffs seeing double. it survived the north bay fires.

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netflix is cutting all ties with actor kevin spacey. the company says it will no longer be involved with any further production of spacey's hit show "house of cards." the show is set to end after next season. and this means spacey will not be a part of it on netflix. at least eight people involved with "house of cards" have accused spacey of sexual harassment on the set. netflix has also stopped post-production of the spacey film "gore." jed york and other nfl owners will be called for depositions in colin kaepernick's solution case. they will have to turn over cellphone records and e-mails. other owners include dallas cowboys' jerry jones and new england patriots' robert kraft.

they were chosen based on their public statements about kaepernick or sideline protests. kaepernick filed a grievance saying owners are colluding to keep him out of the league. dozens of temporary homes will soon be available to fire victims in sonoma county. fire destroyed an estimated 5,000 homes there. the board of supervisors approved a plan to lease 80 rv spaces at the sonoma county fairgrounds and create another 120. fema will provide the temporary homes. anyone affected by the fire can apply for disaster relief at the local assistance center in the "press democrat" building. a house featured in the movie that made lindsay lohan famous survived the north bay wildfires. it is still standing after a tenacious effort by firefighters and the owners. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley has the story. >> reporter: the nuns fire came perilously close to stagland family vineyards, a sprawling 62-acre wine estate. they were protected by

air-drops, a huge fire break behind their company, and private fire companies provided by their insurance company. they came out of it all unscathed. no damage, including their beloved home, the one featured the "parent trap" movie. >> we didn't defend it for the nostalgic reason of the movie. we defended it for our home and our children. that's our harvest table. >> reporter: she showed us around the pool where lindsay lohan portrayed twins annie and hallie. here's the porch with a stunning view of the vineyards below. no smoke, no fire. the "parent trap" house is a private residence that's not part of the tours or tastings here at stagland family vineyard. it's a bit of napa valley pop culture that's standing strong. >> people are coming back to the valley for tours and tastings. >> reporter: out of town

visitors say they were thinking of canceling their trip here and are glad they didn't. >> it's a wonderful time to come and visit. and it's an important time to come and visit. and so we decided to make the trip. >> you're trying to really understand exactly what, you know, to expect. but it's really nice to be able to see that everything has rebounded so well. >> reporter: many wineries are donating some of their proceeds to relief efforts. >> 19% of all monies raised through the sonoma and napa county relief funds is going to support mental health, brain health. >> reporter: that includes counseling for parents and children in schools here. right now napa wineries are toasting the firefighters and the change in the weather as they celebrate the places that were saved from the fire. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. san jose residents are being told that they will get earlier warnings if creeks threaten to flood their homes.

homes were flooded in september after the coyote creek flooded. abc 7's david louie has more. >> reporter: crews are clearing did he bring from coyote creek. a new action plan has been approved to provide residents earlier warnings of rising floodwaters. no one wants to see a repeat of last february's disaster when residents had to be evacuated when caught by surprise. they never had time to move their vehicles. >> because of those floods, we've been able to kind of take action and prepare a plan for ourselves and what we need to do is maintain that commitment day in and day out. >> reporter: a major step forward is joint meetings of the san jose city council and valley water district board. the new plan they approved sends out alerts by cellphone and key emergency teams will do periodic drills to test their response to flood warnings and watches. >> the idea is that every year we would have at least one exercise, one drill, one sit-down discussion, what needs to change, did it work last

time, did what we say work in preparedness, response, and everything else. >> reporter: 41 families made homeless by february's coyote creek flood remain in temporary housing. the reason is high rent, which some victims cannot afford. many of the displaced want to stay close to their kids' schools and to friends and family. >> while people have been wanting to move back in the areas that they were in, perhaps looking at different parts of the city or perhaps even relocating to another city, may be the only viable option, or looking at another housing type. >> reporter: san jose is in the process of applying for $5.4 million in state funding to help with disaster relief. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. we have a slow moving cold front that pushed through the bay area, the north bay, i should say, at 3:00 a.m. live doppler 7 shows the heavy remember returns from around hayward, southwest ward right on

through half moon bay. as it continues to push to the south and east, you'll get some rain in the south bay but not as much as we had in the north bay, anywhere from a third of an inch so far. but range now from vallejo through walnut creek. you can see the yellows here, that indicates some more moderate downpours around san mateo, some good rain across the bay year, 92 and right on through redwood city. and just kind of sitting here slowly inching its way through woodside, and not yet really in mountain view, just a little bit of drizzle. to the south bay, you can see how it shuts off here, light rain in fremont, nothing happening from san jose through milpitas and east of the foothills here. back west ward it's holding together along the coast. atascadero, you'll get into some light rain in the south bay.

we're just talking a couple of hundredths. you can see that we've got more showers offshore. in the mountains, upper 30s from lake tahoe, light drizzle here, not snow yet. but we are expecting the snow and some heavy iier mounts with foot expected in the evening hours. 60 in san jose. we're looking live outside right now, san francisco with scattered showers throughout the morning hours. second half of the day, partly cloudy. tomorrow looks dry as well. looking at the time change tonight, gaining that extra hour of sleep. your hour by hour forecast shows the front clearly defined here. and it weakens as it continues to push south through the 8:00 hour. you can see some showers still around the peninsula. then by the time it gets to the south bay, 10:00, 11:00, not much left of it. we'll begin to see some clearing from north to south as well. still a little light rain in the north bay, but amounts will range from a few hundredths in the south bay to a third to a

quarter inch in san francisco through the midday hour. in terms of the snow, through 11:00 tonight up to two feet higher elevations, wind gusts from 40 miles an hour to 100 miles an hour along the highest peaks. some pretty dangerous conditions there. and the snow anywhere from about a half a foot around tahoe city to a foot in kirkwood. so we've got another chance of rain coming our way, wednesday night into thursday. this could bring in a little bit more moisture. we'll watch it for you. right now it's a 1 on our storm impact scale. we'll look at this system exiting throughout the afternoon. 61 in concord today, upper 50s at the coast. a dry afternoon, dry several days as we warm up to near 70. download the accuweather app and keep track of the rain in your neighborhood and get excited for more rain by the end of the week. >> already excited for that extra hour of sleep too. >> i know, love this time of year. >> lisa, thanks. ahead, a huge scene in hollywood, the honor that many

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it may not be winter yet but outdoor ice skating is back in the bay area. reggie aqui from "abc 7 mornings" shows us where to find the ice from our partners at hoodline. >> isn't it funny how it went from halloween to christmas in one night? well, it did. now you can skate your way into the holidays. the tenth consecutive year of

skating at union square. rates range from 13 to 25 bucks. in the east bay, the sixth year for the little ice rink at south shore center. tickets there, 7 to $17. both outdoor rinks run until january 15th. another favorite bay area tradition, the san francisco ethnic dance festival, launching its 40th year this weekend. you can watch auditions at the palace of fine arts theater all day saturday and sunday and next weekend too. tickets are ten bucks. kids 12 and under are free. or get your buzz on in berkeley at an event called better bee keeping in the bay area. beekeepers of all levels are invited to learn from the experts about nurturing this critical part of our environment. the bee symposium is $70 but the alameda beekeepers association also has free meetings once a month where you can find out if raising bees is for you. it's a honey of a hobby. get it? for details on these events and mre, go to our webs, abc7news.com, and we'll link you

up with hoodline. thousands of screaming fans helped honor selena when she received her star on the hollywood walk of fame. she was shot to death in 1995 by the founder of her fan club. veronica miracle from our sister station in los angeles brings us to the scene. ♪ >> reporter: on the hollywood walk of fame, an unusually massive crowd for special unveiling. don't expect anything less for superstar selena. >> she means everything to me. she's one of the biggest role models of my life. >> reporter: she was just 23 when murdered, a life cut short more than two decades ago by the president of her own fan club. standing in line for hours just to get a glimpse of the ceremony, fans like 4-year-old sammy, who is wearing her favorite selena outfit.

>> it's pretty and sparkly just like selena. and she is the best singer of all. >> reporter: celebrities like eva longoria paying her respect to a latina who came before her. >> i'm not going to cry. because, like eric said, this star is not only for selena. it's for every latina out there who has ever had a dream. >> reporter: now to see the legacy of selena, just take a walk in front of capitol records on november 3rd. in l.a., it officially marks selena day. it also marks the unveiling of a star. >> selena said the goal isn't to live forever but to create something that will. tonight is a perfect testament to that. >> reporter: volunteer on i can veronica miracle, abc 7 news. if you like great music for a great cause, abc 7 news anchor dan ashley has the ticket for

you, literally. tickets for his charity rock the casa are for sale to the public. it provides critical help to underserved children in the area. the headliner this year is music icon melissa etheridge. dan and melissa got together to promote the event. >> i know you do this for a living and travel around the country and the world, but it must be fun to do something for a charitable purpose as well. >> it always is. and i always appreciate the opportunity, especially something like this that's for kids. >> if you want to see melissa etheridge rock the casa, the event is saturday, march 3rd. for tickets and information, go to rockthecasa.org. we've posted a link on our website, abc7news.com. still to come on "abc 7 mornings," an army sergeant who walked away from his base will not spend any time in jail. president trump has blasted bowe bergdahl and called him a total disgrace. how his comments may have kept the former soldier from serving any time. plus digging into the

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live. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris, good morning to you. the rain is in a narrow band along the east bay and highway 1. the rain has turned lighter from concord into san ramon, 680 and dublin. hayward, you've been getting your head wet. not so much in fremont. redwood city, it's been a little damp for you, sandhill road. palo alto, south of there, the rain line is dry. from atascadero, until late morning or very early this afternoon, just a couple of hundredths to 2/10ths left for you. in san francisco we're looking at our exploratorium camera. 50s with upper 50s later today. we're getting to some sunshine.

not only a dry second half of the day, a dry second half of the weekend, but look what happens by mid-week. we're bringing in more rain. it could be healthier amounts. i'll have the details coming up. >> lisa, thank you. president trump is in japan today, next he'll travel to south korea where tensions in the north are high. the big question, will his visit inspire confidence among america's allies or make a grave situation even worse? abc news reporter lana zak has the latest in washington. >> reporter: this is the longest foreign trip for president trump so far. the 12-day tour takes himself through china, japan, south korea, and the philippines. >> we'll meet with leaders of countries that have been friends and have become very good friends of mine. we have great trade relationships other than the fact that we are right now being taken advantage of. but i think they'll start changing them pretty quickly. >> reporter: throughout the trip mr. trump is expected to discuss

economic policy and play a bit of golf and he faces international criticism for meeting with the president of the philippines. who is accused of killing thousands in his war against drugs. the most critical issue is continued tensions with north korea. >> north korea threatens not just our allies, south korea and japan, and the united states. north korea is a threat to the entire world. >> reporter: back in august, u.s. intelligence confirmed that north korea had successfully miniaturized nuclear warheads. representing a potentially serious increase to its military capabilities. the president responded then with language his administration said would deliver a clear message to north korean president kim jong un. > north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> reporter: it's that type of language that has some foreign policy experts concerned. as north korea's closest ally china has a significant role to

play in containing the north korean threat, president trump will no doubt be asking beijing to help exert their influence. here's where it becomes more complicated. he also has a second agenda item, to try and renegotiate trade deals to the benefit of the united states. reporting from the white house, lana zak, abc news. a former army sergeant who walked away from his post in afghanistan will not serve jail time. president trump called the decision a complete and total disgrace. abc news reporter maggie rule has more. >> reporter: an emotional army sergeant bowe bergdahl learns he will not face any time in jail. >> sergeant bergdahl has looked forward to today for a long time. >> reporter: president trump, quick to tweet, the decision on sergeant bergdahl is a complete and total disgrace to our country and to our military. the president has long been critical of bergdahl. the 31-year-old faced up to life in prison after admitting to walking off his base in afghanistan in 2009, eventually

getting captured and held by the taliban for five years. two soldiers were seriously wounded while searching for him. >> he's a traitor, a no-good traitor who should have been executed. bing, bong, he's gone. >> reporter: bergdahl's lawyers countered that his captivity was punishment enough and claim that the president's comments made a fair trial impossible. >> president trump's unprincipled effort to stoke a lynch mob atmosphere while seeking our nation's highest office has cast a dark cloud over the case. >> reporter: while the judge ruled that the trial was fair and would go forward, he did say that the president's comments would be taken into account as mitigation evidence during his decision. bergdahl is released on a dishonorable discharge. given a reduction in rank and must forfeit $1,000 of pay for ten months. but this case is not over yet. the defense says they plan to appeal the dishonorable discharge decision. abc news, new york.

police will be on high alert at the new york city marathon tomorrow. the chief said international and domestic terrorists are concerned after the attack that killed eight people earlier this week. and this morning we're learning more about what the suspect did right before the attack. abc news reporter has the latest. >> reporter: authorities tracking down sayfullo saipov's contacts. they're tracking others saipov had contact with, as authorities in afghanistan have investigated saipov's mother. authorized in uzbekistan have investigated saipov's entire family. his mother passed out in shock after hearing what her son had done. his sister begging president trump not to sentence saipov to death, saying someone had poisoned his mind.

with the famed new york city marathon nearing, officials say there's no specific threat but remain concerned about international terrorists and domestic extremists terribpoten targeting the event. the governor's office announcing enhanced security after this week's attack. >> we'll increase the number of observation teams and counter sniper teams. there will be a substantial number of heavy weapons teams. now to a major development in the harvey weinstein case. the new york police department says it has enough evidence to make an arrest. but will they, and how soon? abc news reporter lindsey davis has more. >> reporter: new york city police say they have enough evidence to arrest producer harvey weinstein for rape. they say they don't know if it's enough to bring a case to trial. >> we have an actual case here. >> reporter: the case stems from an investigation into claims that weinstein assaulted "boardwalk empire" actress paz

de la huerta upon two occasions in 2010. >> we need an arrest warrant. that requires a court order. we want to get our evidence first. >> reporter: the actress alleges in one instance weinstein drove her home from a party and once inside her apartment, forced himself on her. weinstein's representative has said any allegations of nonconsensual sex are unequivocally denied by mr. weinstein. also possible criminal investigations into actor kevin spacey in london. british police are looking into an assault in 2008 at the famed old vic theater while spacey was artistic director. it comes after new allegations from the set of his hit show "house of cards." >> and this chamber chooses to debate me? >> reporter: eight new accusers spoke anonymously to cnn, saying spacey's behavior included nonconsensual touching and crude comments, creating a toxic environment for young men on the set of "house of cards." no comment from spacey on the latest accusations. lindsey davis, abc news, new york.

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to the next generation of greats... i got it over! we're excited to meet you. welcome back, everyone. in sports, all three bay area schools are in action today. at 12:30 p.m., stanford battles washington state in pullman. cal faces oregon state at 2:00 p.m.

tonight, san jose state hosts san diego state at 7:30. you can watch the game on espnu. lebron james had a monster game last night against the wizards doing something he hadn't done since rejoining the cavaliers. abc 7 sports director larry beil has the details in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. the warriors are in denver tonight. the dubs and cleveland cavaliers both started this season slowly, both kind of suffering from motivational issues, we're going to be in the finals again, who cares about a game in november? lebron james, that's who cares. cavs visiting the wizards. james becomes the youngest player to score 29,000 points in nba history. it's 32 years old, ten months and five days. the wiz have done a lot of chirping about how they thought they were better than cleveland last year and this year. don't make bron-bron angry. you won't like him when he's angry. james goes for 57 points on 23 of 34 shooting. only two of four on threes right

there. 57 ties the cavs record. the cavaliers win 130-122. speaking kyrie, the celtics in okc, first half, under 30 seconds left. russell westbrook for three. thunder by 18 at the break. russ would go for 19 total. third quarter, come back time. with authority, that's jalen brown throwing down. fourth quarter, celtics up 1. kyrie hits the three plus the foul. misses the free throw. you've got to box 'em out. five-point play. celtics up 6. 20 seconds left. kyrie versus steven adams, a mismatch. 25 for kyrie. the celtics win it 101-94. when you're 3 of 5 with the raiders, you look at what you should have done and in this case, maybe what you should not have done. they're at 21 per game under todd downing this season. the change in offensive

coordinator really seems to have backfired. we've only seen occasional glimpses of what was a dynamic game. the power running game that we all expected with the addition of beef mode marshon lynch hasn't materialized. this coaching staff is searching for some answers. >> we have a really prideful group. we share in the responsibility of falling short of our expectations. when you find yourself in this situation, if you're prideful about what you do, you'll work has hard as you can, looking for every detail that we can improve on, every area that we can kind of tighten the screws up a little bit and everybody across the board is doing that. baseball and the giants, johnny cueto's deadline for opting out and becoming a free agent is today. he can opt in for $87 million. that would seem to be the wise move. as for the coaching staff, multiple reports indicate curt young, who was fired by the a's in the middle of this past season, will be hired by the giants as their new pitching

coach, he'll replace dave regetti who has been moved into a consultant role. a cool moment in the astros victory parade. fans were watching from a parking lot, a lady dropped her hat. they're going floor by floor here and flinging the hat, they almost lost it, up it goes, and success! she got her hat back thanks to, i don't know, dozens of fans who were flipping and flipping and flipping and they got it done. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good saturday morning to you. check out live doppler 7. we have some rain from pleasanton to half moon bay slicing secreacross the bay are. it started at 3:00 a.m. in the north bay. right now we have the rain pushing to the east. some light rain around concord and walnut creek as we go further south. it's moved out of berkeley and been hanging out over here,

castro value valley and haywards the bay and into the peninsula, light rain through menlo park. finally inching itser south aro stanford and perhaps some drizzle starting in milpitas. as we look back towards highway 1, the heavier returns. it will get weaker as it sinks to the south. don't expect too much in the south bay and around fremont. you will see a little bit. in the mountains, it's in the upper 30s. so not quite snow yet. it is on the way with a winter storm warning through 11:00 tonight. temperatures from the low 50s in the north bay to the upper 50s oakland, hayward, and fremont. a live look outside from sutro, you can see some of the clouds have parted. that's why we have the view here. scattered showers throughout this morning then partly cloudy this afternoon. looking at the time change tonight, we get our extra hour of sleep. that's what we have to look forward to. also this little bit of rain.

notice the yellows right here. this past hour, and how it begins to just turn green, and then fall apart throughout the 9:00 hour. and so that's why, as it sinks south, it's not really holding together. you won't see too much south of fremont and sunnyvale, los gatos. we have another one on the way perhaps, wednesday into thursday. so from this morning to this afternoon, anywhere from a quarter to a third of an inch from the north bay and about just over a tenth in hayward, maybe fremont, and a couple of hundredths through redwood city. san jose not getting too much. this is a snow maker in the mountains, anywhere from 6 to 12 inches at 6,000 feet, up to two feet in higher elevations. they would like to get some of the resorts open by thanksgiving. this system, it's a decent one. the one behind it will also bring in more snow with 15 inches at donner, maybe 11 inches at kirkwood, 5 inches tahoe city. the next system looks wetter,

come wednesday night into thursday morning. we could even see some rain throughout the day later on thursday. we'll keep you posted on that. for today, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with 59 in richmond. a 1 on the storm impact scale through the late morning hours. then we get that extra hour of sleep. cool and crisp tomorrow with brighter skies, milder weather through tuesday and wednesday. next chance of rain wednesday night into thursday, practicerh lingering to friday. >> certainly feels like fall now, lisa, thank you. this weekend could bring a decent amount of snow to the sierra, and with it a race to open ski resorts as soon as ne week. but abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains those resorts are working together in one area, keeping you safe. >> reporter: ike is a 9-year-old avalanche rescue dog. >> which makes him about 65 years of experience. >> reporter: in people years, it's been more than half a century since the skier's responsibility code was written.

>> things like staying in control, stopping to avoid objects at all times. >> reporter: after last year's epic snow season, california's more than two dozen resorts will be handing this guide out. this season, more than two dozen resorts will be handing it out. >> we've designed this so parents can show their kids, but it's for everybody. all skiers and snowboarders of all levels. >> reporter: from how to safely ride a chair lift to how to stay safe in snow. there's even a section on avalanches. >> it's very rare that avalanches occur because of that work that we do ahead of time. >> reporter: ike's handler chase is up at dawn with other ski patrollers marking boundaries. the guide explains what those markings mean and what to do if you're stuck and need help. >> reporter: the jacket and the guide actually have something in

common. >> the best part about it is that it's also waterproof. >> reporter: there's also a digital version good for the young crowd. >> probably taking small pieces of it, putting it out through social media. >> my name is jeremy jones, i'm a professional snowboarder but also a dad. >> reporter: tips for the pros for beginners and aspiring snowboarders. ski california says having the whole industry get behind one message is a new idea. >> that we hope can be an example for even the rest of the country. >> reporter: in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. next, how would you like to eat as many doughnuts as you want? you can today in san francisco. we'll tell you all about the 1k.

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at the finish line, as well as live music and entertainment. the ladder butt run, or stroll if you prefer, costs $40 to register. organizers are collecting canned food items for the marin food bank, a good cause there. not too sure i could run after stuffing my face with doughnuts, though. >> they're out there walking, so it should be all right. good morning, everyone. some are seeing some decent rain, others slept through it. hayward, you've seen rain all morning long. this is the front that slices west ward down through east palo alto, not much yet in san jose. you'll see a few areas of rain showers in the next couple of hours. through about the 9:00 hour, and then we'll dry it out by the afternoon. next several days will be dry and slightly warmer. then we'll bring more rain back in by wednesday night, thursday, and perhaps into friday. and maybe we'll even push this one up to a 2. we'll have to wait and see. good way to make you stay tuned. >> it's been a while since we've

seen temps this low across the board. lisa, thank you. thanks or joining us on "abc 7 mornings." i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook, and instagram. "good morning america" is next. abc 7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. for now we'll leave you with a live look from our san mateo bridge camera.

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