accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment. a republican congress once impeached a president for far less. yet today people in congress and his own administration know that this president is a clear and present danger who's mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons. and they do nothing. join us and tell your member of congress that they have a moral responsibility to stop doing what's political and start doing what's right. our country depends on it.

good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, november 5. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> waking up to chilly conditions. it's slowly getting a little bit better, but as we look at live doppler 7, not a lot of fog this morning. we're looking at this system to the north. it's a weak weather front that will sag to the south and bring increasing clouds into the north bay later on today. right now temperatures in the north bay and san francisco are

on the chilly side, but in the south bay, low 50s. mountain view, san jose 54. from our future tower camera you can see it is sunny with low 40s in santa rosa. temperatures coming up out of the 30s today. looking at numbers in the mid-50s by noontime and we're just below average with 50s at the bay. sunny in the afternoons until rain comes back mid-week. a shotgun, a rifle, hundreds of rounds of ammunition all stolen from a deputy's car here in san francisco. they were taken from an off-duty san mateo county erifshs deputy car overnight. here is the latest on the investigation. >> the first is going to be a shotgun. it's a 12-gauge pump action,

blue steel with a brown stock. then the second firearm is a colt ar-4, black in color. there are also 40 mags containing 20 rounds each of 223 that were stolen. >> reporter: friday night san francisco police took a report of a gun and ammunition theft from a san mateo sheriff's deputy. san francisco police tell abc 7 news it happened on 41 jones street in the tenderloin. saturday afternoon, an all-points bulletin from oakland police asked all officers to be on the lookout. >> it's going to be a blue jacket, bulletproof vest. >> reporter: this gun and ammunition theft is one of six in the bay area since november of 2015. the weapon used to kill 32-year-old kate steinle on pier 14 on july 2015 was stolen along

the embarcadero. he testified in court that he felt comfortable leaving his gun in the suv with tinted windows. lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >> it was just last year that lawmakers passed a requirement of law enforcement to lock their weapons in their vehicles, not the long gun that was stolen friday night. another deputy reported that someone broke into his car and stole his weapon. that deputy has been fired. a stabbing injured a man. it happened around 6:30 last night around the center of performing arts. police say jan neal stabbed another man and continued to attack him, even after officers used a taser on him. the victim was seriously hurt but is in stable condition. the suspect also went to the hospital for treatment and is now in the santa clara county

jail accused of attempted murder. disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein could face rape charges in new york city. we spoke exclusively to a bay area woman who used to work at miramax. the woman said she knew weinstein and heard rumors about kevin spacey. >> he is every bit the monster people say he is, bellowing profanities at the top of his lungs, to senior vice presidents, to actresses, to filmmakers. >> reporter: she worked at miramax in the '90s. she caught harvey weinstein's eye working in the mailroom. >> harvey actually suggested i become one of his assistants. >> reporter: she turned down the offer because of the workload. >> there was a terror there. it was frightening.

>> reporter: two decades ago she talked always about weinstein's temper, bullying and not accusations about sexual harrassment and rape. >> we didn't know because we would have stood up for these actresses. >> reporter: actresses are building up their case against weinstein after one actress accused him of assaulting her twice. >> that requires a court order. we want to get our evidence first before we go out and do something like that. >> reporter: weinstein's representative says, quote, any allegations of non-consensual sex are unequivocally denied by mr. weinstein. and in london, a possible criminal investigation into actor kevin spacey. he is accused of assault and of preying on young mal that that, according to hart, was known in the industry.

>> there were some rumors about his misconduct. >> like what? >> that he was hitting on the boys. >> abc 7 news. now police are looking for three women accused of stealing more than $1,000 worth of alcohol from a store. take a look. authorities say this treo walked into the sonoma market store friday night and walked out with 22 bottles of high-end liquor. authorities believe they hid the bottles in shoppingbags. anyone with information is asked to conct authorities. well, after years of debate, san francisco police will be armed with tasers following a contentious vote late friday. the reaction continues this weekend. the police union applauding the move, but now there is a new concern about use of the weapon. abc 7 news reporter cornerespon brunard has the story. >> reporter: contention boiled over, deciding if police officers should be allowed to

carry tasers. proved to be what police call a less lethal alternative. >> we have been pushing for tasers for seven or eight years. >> reporter: the associati president matthew holloran contends that it changes how an officer uses a taser. >> when you restrict it to a point where the officer is unable to use the taser, then what's the point of having that policy? >> we just oppose the use of tasers. >> reporter: activist alex post from the democratic association of america says the police force should use other tactics, like standoffs. >> using the de-escalation

procedure, it's just the wrong way to go. >> reporter: they want all officers to carry so-called devices, or tasers. before that happens, scott said in a statement, we understand and acknowledge the public's ongoing concerns about ced use. before these devices can be deployed, it is critical that we submit a solid policy based on national best practices. if a taser use policy isn't drafted soon, martin halloran says he'll take it to the voters. >> the poa is prepared to take it to the voters and have the voters weigh in. >> reporter: stay tuned, cornell b urk brunard, abc 7 news. police identifie a man and he remains hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after being wounded in the exchange of gunfire. that shootout happening near 18th and diamond just after midnight wednesday when officers approached what they said was a

suspicious vehicle. the injured officer is in critical but stable condition. rain and snow in northern california are welcome relief for firefighters, especially after last month's firestorm. but calfire officials say wildfire season is not over yet. the sacramento bee reports that sacramento is still recovering from the five-year drought. we need several wet winters like the one we saw last year before vegetation and groundwater supplies are fully restored. the national interagency fire center said there could be fire activity through december. well, we're going to get some rain this week. >> yes, we are, on wednesday, and if you think it's cold right now, most of you probably slept through the nippiest numbers. low 30s, below freezing in the north bay. 41 in santa rosa, with 53 in san

jose. we have a cooler than average sunday today. w're struggling to make it into the lower 60s. will we see any rain tonight? i'll have that answer and how ch rain we could see middle of the week in a few minutes. also ahead, taking a twitter break. what's causing actor alec baldwin to turn off social media. an outpouring of help for north bay fire victims. how a local p my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids.

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this morning actor alec baldwin is coming under fire after being accused of victim blaming. now baldwin says he's taking a break from twitter. it all centers around some controversial comments he made about rose mcgowan accepting a settlement from harvey weinstein after weinstein allegedly raped her. reporter aaron bankard has the latest. >> you heard the rumor that he raped rose mcgowan. we heard that for decades and nothing was done. >> reporter: alec baldwin faces backlash, facing criticism on saying why he believes hollywood kept silent after the rape of rose mcgowan by harvey weinstein. rose mcgowan reacted on twitter. told you everyone knew and nobody cared. >> rose mcgowan took a payment of $100,000 and settled her case

with him and it was for rose mcgowan to prosecute that case. >> reporter: he caused more controversy after saying payouts to victims could delay justice. >> when women take money and are silenced by that money, does it set back the cause of change? that's the issue, i think. >> reporter: baldwin is not the only one calling out mcgowan. her sister paulette who acknowledges that weinstein assaulted her said they didn't feel they had a hope against a multi-million-dollar milliona e millionaire. that's why they took a settlement. alec baldwin said, my heart goes out to all such victims. designer donna karan apologizing on gma after saying women ask for trouble in the way they present themselves. >> i want to say how sorry i am. what i said was so wrong and not

who i am. as erin bankard, new york. we are five days into a new and higher gas tax and people already protesting. people were in san francisco with signs saying, stop the gas tax, and #gastast a new law went into effect raising the gas tax by 12 cents a gallon and diesel tax by 20 cents a gallon to help fix up the roads, freeways and bridges. >> that the gas and diesel have both gone up, that increases not just the gas but the price of all goods, because transportation of goods is primarily via truck. >> and your car registration fees will also increase by 25 to $175 as part of that new measure. members from 11 shia mosques located throughout the

bay area organized a peace march and blood drive this weekend. they were located in civic center plaza where thousands condemned global terrorism. marchers called for unity and peace and a greater understanding of the muslim faith. >> here we are today, standing up with the terrorized and the oppressed people of the world to tell them that we are with them, we are one of them. >> marchers also commemorated the imam hussain, an important figure in the islamic faith, who stood against terrorism and promoted peace. hundreds of bay area protesters called for president trump's impeachment. abc 7 news was at union square in san francisco where they marched through the streets holding signs, accusing the trump administration of racism, mysogeny and xenophobia. we spotted a few counter-protesters in the crowd as well, and even anti-trump demonstrators recognized that everyone has a right to be

heard. >> this is a democracy, and i think i've learned a lot more about democracy the past few months and necessity for freedom of speech. even if i don't agree with them, they have a right to voice their opinion. >> police were on the streets, and you see them perched there on a nearby rooftop to watch over the crowd to make sure there wasn't any trouble. hundreds of boys who attend oakland's school spent hours learning about the importance of literacy. abc 7 news was at high school where the event was held. it focuses on honing literacy and comprehension skills, and doing it through teamwork. >> it's a place where we really are building each other up. we're lifting up great stories of respective people in our communities, and talking about the importance of reading and comprehension. >> the district teamed up with

the african-american male achievement program and the college alumni association to put on that event. the san mateo county history museum is celebrating the day of the dead today. admission to the museum in redwood city is free tonight between 5:00 and 8:30. there will be arts and crafts, a festival of food and music. the day of the dead is a traditional mexicanolid h honoring those who have departed. also happening today, the 21st annual tri-valley veterans parade returns to pleasonton. the federal holiday is friday and honors all americans who serve in milt taitary. the parade kicks off at 1:00 this afternoon in front of the veterans memorial hall on main street. good morning to you.

the sun came up at 6:39 in case you missed it. starting out with clear and chilly conditions. live doppler 7 widening the viewing. you'll notice the clouds to the north. this system will continue to sink to the south and it will flirt with rain and snow later on tonight. more on that in just a moment. it is chilly at the beach, and a high today of just 60 in santa cruz. they saw trace amounts of rain yesterday, and this morning, boy, we are cool. but numbers are recovering. 9:00 hour in the mid-50s in oakland and half moon bay, 52 gilroy and san francisco, sa san mateo. winds will kick up keeping the city in the 50s. concord 53, livermore, . certaiy a cold, cold start

with temperatures compared to yesterday, anywhere from 2 to 13 degrees colder. early this morning we had temps below freezing here. it might have been hard to get out of bed. good idea to stay there for an extra hour or so if you can. a live look outside on our east bay hills camera. partly sunny. partly cloudy and cool today. milder on monday and tuesday. looks like rain could stick around the rest of the week. hour by hour, you'll notice the green to the north and some cloud cover sinking to the south. it's 4:30 and you'll notice the high to mid-level clouds in the north bay, but the system really falls apart. we will see some extra cloud cover. this is going to help us stay slightly more insulated tonight but not so on monday night. we're skipping ahead to wednesday. the next system getting pretty organized, bringing rain throughout the day. by the evening commute, it's a sloppy one with breezy winds into wednesday night.

thursday morning it's still with us. in fact, we'll see the showers linger not only into thursday, but it looks like another system into friday. and you know it even looks like next weekend, maybe late sunday as well. looking pretty active in the extended outlook. today, though, boy, is it cool out there. 62. plenty of sunshine from santa clara to san jose. average high upper 60s here. 58 downtown, and you'll notice some increasing clouds here in the afternoon. 61 in sonoma near east bay. low 60s should do it for you today from castro valley. you head inland, not a whole l warmer. 62 in pittsburg. we'll see dry days throughout tomorrow and tuesday. in fact, slightly milder. you download our accuweather app and you can keep track of those cool temperatures in your neighborhood, and then the wind and rain look to arrive on wednesday. it looks to be pretty active into the end of the week. hopefully you've got all those

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you could save the time andr ation of getting to tahoe by heading to the first urban ski and snowboard festival right here in san francisco. organizers shared this video of a ski and snowboarding gym located on pier 55. it's a synthetic snow surface used in areas where real snow is hard to find. think australia. the venue is open today from 10:00 to 6:00 and it is free. hopefully you enjoyed that extra hour of sleep this morning. a new study finds people in san francisco are most likely to sleep better because of daylight saving time. sleep cycle americans surveyed more than 111,000 alarm clock users last year. when we lost an hour of sleep, most americans woke up in a

worse mood, but people in san francisco slept the best. when we fell forward and gained an hour last fall,fall,fall,fal, franciscans woke up in the best mood. those who fared the worst, those who live in miami. president trump kicked off his asian tour as a new abc "washington post" poll lands on some wide numbers of the president's approval rating. following tuesday's terror attack, the

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increasing clouds in the north bay. here's a look at sunny san francisco where numbers range from the low 50s here. 53 mountain view, 55 on the coast, 54 oakland, sfo. plenty of low 60s here for the aternoon highs, 41 santa rosa, 50 by the delta, 53 in concord. a weak weather system today will keep up warmer tonight. but 2 to 13 degrees cooler than yesterday. mid-50s, then by the afternoon we're cool and dry. increasing clouds north and maybe a few sprinkles throughout the evening hours, and then we have a split weka head. some dry, sunny weather and some rainy weather, all in the next few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. new york city on high alert this morning as more than 50,000 runners compete in the world's largest marathon. after last tuesday's terror attack, there is an unprecedented amount of security. abc news reporter maggie

joins us live. >> reporter: after tuesday's terror attack, the mayor of new york was quick to say that no matter what, this marathon would go on. carolyn, that's exactly what's happening. the first runners already crossing the finish line behind me and the energy here is filled with excitement. more than 50,000 runners and 2 million spectators are defiantly taking back the streets of new york city. less than a week after the deadliest terror attack to hit new york after 9/11, the new york city marathon goes on as planned. >> our pride and strength will be on full display sunday at the marathon. we have people from all over the globe here. my message is we'll keep them safe. >> reporter: the message is not letting terror stop them. but authorities aren't taking any chances.

>> what happened on tuesday, this is something we at this table think about all the time. >> reporter: ahead of the event, top officers came together to talk about worst-case scenarios, preparing for anything. >> you will see a lot of police presence. everyone is in this together. if you see something, say something. >> reporter: vehicles positioned at intersections. extra sniper teams, k-9 units, helicopters and boats. authorities ramping up an already robust security force for marathon day. officials say they ever no information of a specific or credible threat, but warned major events like the marathon are always a target. organizers say even with tuesday's attack, they did not see any jump in race cancellations, and nearly every runner we've spoken to today are saying the same thing. they're out here and excited to be a part of this race, and nothing will keep them down. in new york, maggie rulli, abc 7

news. carolyn? >> thank you very much. this morning president trump is in tokyo, the first of a 13-day trip that will take him to five countries. correspondent cecelia vega as more on this high-stakes trip. >> reporter: overnight the president and first lady arriving in tokyo, the tarmac packed with troops cheering on their commander in chief. the president signed photos of himself before putting on a military bomber jacket at yakota air base. >> i like this better. you can have my jacket. >> reporter: and delivering remarks that set the stage for his five-country diplomatic tour. >> we dominate the sky. we dominate the sea. we dominate the land and space. >> reporter: a mince of no words, show of force. he never mentioned north korea, but he says the u.s. stands ready to fight. >> no one, no dictator, no regime and no nation should

underestimate, ever, american resolve. every once in a while in the past, they underestimated us. it was not pleasant for them, was it? >> reporter: on air force i the president said he would meet with russia's vladimir putin, saying, quote, we want putin's help on north korea. he will also sit down with china's xi jinping who recently consolidated power in his communist party. reporters asked president trump if he was at a disadvantage against xi's new position of power. he interrupted and said, excuse me, so am i. adding, we're going in with tremendous strength. but before those meetings, a round of golf with japanese prime minister shinzo abe. a reciprocal invitation after they hit the links early this year in mar-a-lago. their bond on full display for the cameras, the two leaders

autographing custom hats saying trump and shinzo leader. >> reporter: reporters asked the president how he would manage this grueling schedule. he said, quote, it is grueling, but fortunately, historically, that has not been a problem for me. celia vega, abc news, tokyo. it's been almost a year since president trump won the election. a new abc news washingt"washing" poll finds just 37% of americans approve of his presidency. 91% of trump voters said they would support him again, and 61% of americans said democratic leaders are criticizing president trump but not presenting alternatives. this morning democrats are voicing their opposition to the republican tax plan. the plan includes $1.5 trillion

in tax cuts, most of it benefiting businesses. house democratic leader nancy pelosi was on cnn's "state of the union" this morning. >> they're like at a banquet. they spread out this banquet for the wealthiest americans, for corporate america, and they throw a few crumbs to the american middle class and then they take them away. >> pelosi says the tax cuts will make it easier for companies to create jobs overseas and ultimately will increase the budget deficit. vice president mike pence says it will be the largest tax cut in american history. >> the best way to grow jobs in this country is to give the american people more of their hard-earned dollars in their own pockets. >> the vice president was in pennsylvania yesterday promoting the tax reform plan. he expects it will reach the president's desk before the end of the year. we have an update now about an innovative program that's

helping victims of the north bay wildfires get back on their feet after the devastation. a local nurse has created a match program to team families in need with families who want to help. after our story aired last saturday, 300 more families have volunteered to help. and that's double the number of volunteer families that originally signed up. this program is tailored to giv those with nothing the specific things only they need, like camera or shoes or clothes. family friends are helping the children of the nevada woman killed in the las vegas mass shooting. stacy estobar died in last month's shooting. she's survived by her husband and two children. a family friend is selling t-shirts to fund the children's sporting activities. the fundraiser has made aboutadt $100,000 so far. we posted a link on abc7.com.ab.

a leukemia survivor's dream is about to come true. up ne up next, what he'll be doing in south africa thanks to make a wish bay area. here's a live look on our east bay hills camera. in the 60s. more rain this week. when and where? lisa has the answers

accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment. a republican congress once impeached a president for far less. yet today people in congress and his own administration know that this president is a clear and present danger who's mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons. and they do nothing. join us and tell your member of congress

that they have a moral responsibility to stop doing what's political and start doing what's right. our country depends on it. with october behind us, it will be thanksgiving before you know it. some new faces are making their debut at this year's macy's thanksgiving day parade. yesterday organizers tested five new balloons taking flight this year. they include chase from paw patrol and olaf from dney's "frozen." disney is the parent company of

abc 7 news. i guess that makes disney your mom and dad. >> well, you know what, we are certainly chilly still this morning. we woke up to numbers below freezing, but we're taking you to the beach, anyway, where numbers will be just at 60 degrees today. below average here, but look at all the sun. that should warm us up for a little bit, anyway. we'll talk about the warmest, driest day of the week which is right before the wettest and windiest. that's next with my accuweather forecast. also the warriors are headed home after finishing a three-game road trip. golden state had a huge third quarter last night in d

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area. warriors in the first. kevin durant misses the 3. draymond green gets the rebound. durant says, i got your back when green misses. nuggets on an 8-0 run. nugget take the lead. zaza getting warmed up. zaza then will miss the layup. curry with the steal, the 3 and the foul. four-point play. he had 22. they win 127-108. three for three on the road returning to oracle for a four-game home stand. stanford host bid washington state. the cardinal running back brice loveback misses one game from an injured ankle. six carries for 69 yards. he did break free once. ten straight games way rush over

50 yards, but first game of the year where he didn't reach 100. a little bounce paas to themselves. stanford down 3. then luke fogg is picked off by the other number 20, bobby enrique. 52-yard pick six, stanford up 21-17. tops it off to jamir wazoo will win it patrick gaillard goes up the middle. most by a bear since java java 14 yards, cal takes a 14-7 lead.

warren had 120 yards receiving. into the half. matt anderson, 49-yarder, nails it. he had two field goals and set the bears all-time scoring record. freezes the defense. jordan vezy makes it look easy. there goes the cannon. bears win it 37-23, now just one game away from bowl eligibility after the bears' big day. >> i always worked so that if i ever got the opportunity, i would be able to take advantage of it. all the hard work has paid off. >> it may be our most complete game. we took a step forward as a program today, as a am, and that's encouragg. ere are still things to clean up but i like how the guys competed. they keep their three-game winning streak going. they hosted the ducks at the tank. they played their 1,000th home game.

perry is at a breakaway and squeezes it. 1-0 anaheim. sharks with a two goodreau making his season debut. what a deke around miller. look at the reaction from the bench. they need a save and the win. martin jones delivered. sharks win it 2-1. their winning streak is now at four. the raiders will host arizona. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. good sunday morning. nice and sunny out there. certainly on the cooler side of average and that's the way we're going to stay throughout the afternoon with numbers anywhere from about 4 to 8 degrees cooler than average. a live look outside from mt. tam where the coolest numbers this morning were below freezing at

knox field in nevada. santa rosa, we have some patchy fog as well. we're starting out with dry conditions. we'll stay that way. chilly nights the next few nights, 30s and 40s, and we will have sunny and seasonable days for monday, especially into tuesday. that's our warmest days. temperatures will be approaching 70 degrees, but on wednesday not only are we warm, we're turning wet and windy. it looks like this pattern will last on and off through the rest of the ek, perhaps into next weekend. boy, we're getting into the season quickly here. as we look outside, the flag certainly blowing with the sea breeze today, keeping it just in the 50s. at the coast. we widen the view here. this is a weak front. it will be descending from northern california today, spreading rain into the northern sacramento valley and just clipping marin and sonoma. this is san jose. a few high clouds around and

temperatures are kind of mild for you this morning with low to mid-50s from san jose to the coast with 52 in the city, and looking at suturo here. the blue skies with numbers really cool today. just 50 degrees for a high. average should be in the mid-60s. we're just shy of that but we'll make up for that on monday and tuesday. 46 in napa. how much cooler than this time yesterday? about 10 degrees, so up in napa, and five degrees cooler on the peninsula and mountain view. warmest locations this time of year, santa rosa and mountain view upper 60s. we won't reach that today and we'll see increasing clouds north. a few areas of drizzle and light rain here throughout the afternoon in santa rosa, but it really falls apart. we'll increase the clouds that will keep us slightly warmer throughout the night tonight. maybe a sprinkle but more likely

it will be dry and we'll enjoy two dry days before the rain moves in midday wednesday in the north bay. the evening looks like it will be kind of sloppy. it will be breezy into thursday. we're looking at more showers, ask then the next system comes in into friday. so it looks rather unsettle throughout the rest of the work week. 58 in san francisco, 62 in fremont/san jose, and in the north bay, it will be certainly cool in the low 60s as well. 59 for the game today. it would be nice to see a wind down there, wouldn't it? the accuweather 7-day forecast showing that tonight we ever some clouds, so we're in the 40s. maybe a sprinkle in the north bay. bright and brisk tomorrow. total sunshine. there's your warmest day and your driest day and then we still have mild weather. but here comes the wind and the rain and more showers monday. thursday and friday, i should say. download the app and you can get all the details in your neighborhood. >> you really need that app right now because everything is kind of fluid.

>> yes, exactly. good point. >> thank you, lisa. an unusual dream is coming true for a young marin county boy. he's a leukemia survivor turned health care advocate. now thanks to make a wish, he'll be able to improve the lives of others half a world away. some kids dream of being a firefighter or a princess for a day. rex crowell dreams of helping people's lives. he had no idea what was going on as people applauded. gerald hoffman presented a proclamation from make a wish greater bay area, saying rex will soon head to africa, delivering vaccines and other meds. the proclamation recognizes that not only is the fourth grader a leukemia survivor, he's also become a well-known advocate on the issue of vaccinations.

>> please vote yes. >> reporter: the new england journal of medicine credits rex's testimony last year at the state capitol as one of the reasons for congress to pass a controversial bill, requiring vaccinations for school children. he was unable to attend classes because not all the students were immunized. rex is still in remission and also a health care advocate. >> not just because i'm his dad, but he is a special kid. >> reporter: now this special kid will head off on a goodwill journey and speak with experts in the world health organization in pretoria, south africa. >> i'm going to bring vaccines to people and i get to meet all -- a lot of infectious disease doctors for the who, and i get to go on a safari.

>> rhet sdprks ht and his famil leave for south africa later this month. >>

by living off the grid. completely. or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade california. happening today, the golden gate symphony is kicking off its 21st season in san francisco with a twist. they are using the sound of music to protest president trump's planned border wall.

today's concert at the harps theater is called beyond border walls. it contains a mix ofolk songs and ctemporary compositions and featuresisiting performers from mexico. abc 7 news got a sneak peek at the rehearsal. the concert is from 3:00 to 5:00 this afternoon. you can buy tickets on line or at the door. let's get a final check of your accuweather forecast. >> today we're starting off with lots of sunshine. it's chilly but we will see increasing clouds in the north bay today. a weak weather system will move into sonoma and marin later. you could see a passing sprinkle, but what it will do, really, is insulate us with cloud cover so we won't be as chilly. today partly cloudy, 63 in san rafael, 64 downtown. tuesday looks to be the mildest and bringing in some rain and

wind on wednesday. looks like more rain thursday and friday. >> that's a good-looking forecast. that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. i hope you remember to fall back. it's coming up on 10:00. follow us live on facebook, twitter and instagram. have a great sunday, everyone, and a wonderful week

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