livermore to see what's changed for them in a month seance the fires. >> reporter: wineries in livermore reported a 20% bump up this business and a sustained increase as a result of people being redirected here. >> i think there might be quite a change in overall perception about this area as a result of something terrible. >> reporter: steve berman says their phone range off the hook at this winery the last two weeks of the north bay fire for their planned corporate and personal events. >> seems like this is been an increase in traffic that's been steady. it continues to increase. >> reporter: during the fires, cruise ships diverted passengers to livermore wine tours. >> the contractors i've worked with were very pleased. the biggest thing i heard from them was that the wine country

bent over backyards to help them out. >> gray line tours discovered this is a great option to offer to offer guest. i think it's a replacement to groups going to napa and sonoma. tour groups that have reached out says it's an addition to. >> i heard about livermore i thought it was a great chance to check out a new area. >> reporter: so it's a new unexpected business opportunity for livermore. wineries say they seeing out of state tourist and they hope it continues. i'm lessly brinkley. abc 7 news. >> most napa and sonoma winery areas survived the fires with no damage or little damage. most of damage was cosmetic, the winery will reopen for the first time since the fires. today abc 7 news was out

donating bikes new and used. the bikes lucky handed out to adults and children with homes listed as destroyed. >> the need for helping people that lost everything it's the least we could do. if he felt like after going up there and seeing it we wanted to do something. this is a way everyone can give back. >> the bikes will be delivered tomorrow between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. at the sheriff's office in santa rosa. metal ka closed out last night's benefit concert at at&t park. bands together raised more than $17 million for people effected by the north bay wildfires. sonoma county measuring the tolls on missing pets, dog, birds, fish, especially cats. wayne freedmon with more from

santa rosa. >> reporter: if you like cats you'd love the sonoma humane society. the place is overflowing with them. enough cats to fill a library of dr.seuss books but these are not happy stories. >> if you're a cat what are you thinking? >> that it hurts. >> reporter: dr. katherine menard performing another procedure on a stray. as of today some 800 people had filed missing pet reports and majority are for cats. it's a statistical fact during the fire 5 times as many cats were lost as dogs. the reason is simple. in times of stress dogs run to their owners. cats, they tend to hide. >> many people fled with their dogs, they're much easier to get into the car. whereas the cats hide or are outside. >> reporter: this shelter

handles roughly 200 cats and returned roughly 70 of them. in some of those cases these cats had micro chips. joey, they know his name because it's on a chip but his owners never updated the rest of his information. >> he's a great guy, seems like he has a home somewhere. >> reporter: in no one claims he's animals the shelter will put them up for adoption. >> the one rule is if there's an owner that comes for them we'll talk to them and see if they'll allow the cat to go back to their original owner. >> abc 7 news. we have covered the north bay wildfires extensively in the past month. for a look at all of our stories go to abc7news.com.

abc 7 enjoyed quite the down pour. the storm has cleared out for most in the bay area. we were treated to a gorgeous evening sky tonight. we turned it into a time lapse for you. abc 7 news christian spender tracking rain if the forecast. >> there's more rain coming our way. here's a look at doppler 7. the rain is winding down as you can see here. a few areas of light rain or isolated showers over the south bay. here's our forecast going into the overnight hours. we'll see clouds hanging out but thinning out getting into the early morning hours. tonight gets off to a brought start for veterans' day. more rain coming our way before the weekend ends. here's a look at our rain chances. 80% chance of rain on monday and

another 80% chance on wednesday. a closer look in a few minutes. dan. today game wardens, captured a mountain lion in san francisco after a series of sightings over the last week. surveillance video shows the big cat 6 days ago. likely the same one captured today. melanie woodrow watched it go down. >> reporter: officials say it took two tranquilizer darts to sub subdue this 80 pound mountain lion. >> my roommate called me and said hey there's a mountain lion around. >> it's crazy out here right now. >> reporter: officers let diamond height village residence to keep the area clear. at one point this afternoon creating a road block. >> more likely something you'd see in sierra here than santa

rosa. >> reporter: which may be why the lion wondered here. lieutenant james fired both crank crankalizing adults. >> it went very well, the mountain lion was not injured. >> reporter: the lieutenant says it's normal for an animal to switch from the stimulation. the project will put a radio collar on the lion so they can track him. >> from what i heard they had permission from crystal spring area to do a release. >> reporter: no idea if this is the same lion they crankalized today. in san francisco, melanie wood rau, abc 7 news. >> if you have the abc 7 news app you received this push alert

about the mountain li lionsighteding. you can get these by downloading the app and enabling the push alerts. it's free and work on androidorn devices. uber workers are workers independent contractors therefore they say they should receive paid holidays. uber said they'll appeal. in el salvador a transportation official announced uber is operating outside the law and must cease operations. the official says salvador law does not require for such transportaion the app provide. 2,000 people took advantage of the first ever free day pass for for go bike today. the company offered 30 minute

rides at no cost today. the offer yntds at midnight today. you must sign up online. two more ice rinks opened today. those add to another four holiday rinks opened in the bay area. look for a length on abc7news.com. the city of santa clara features big draws but its missing something essential. that's a downtown. next you'lr from the people looking to the past for some future inspiration. plus -- >> you know what i care about, defeating that tax bill. house minority leader nancy possession loss see with words possession loss see with words from the tax ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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ripples from the harvey weinstein stand l continues in hollywood. reporter george from our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> there's no greater threat to women than men. >> reporter: the day after a new york time story involving comedian luey ck including acts of sexual conduct including masturbating in front of him, he's come forward to say their story are true. in the story he writes the power he had over women and they admired him. adding i can hardly wrap my head

around the scope of hurt i had on them. i've spent my long and lucky career talking and saying anything i want. i will now step back to take a long time to listen. afc k's admission the network cancels its association with him. david po land, the editor and chief of recent news have been watching the sex scandals unfold. >> we're in the beginning of it. >> reporter: if a facebook post friday, ellen page alleges brett abused her on a movie set and outed her in front of a cast and crew wen she was 18. he's been accused of sexual misconduct from six women at which he gdenied. >> the past can be readjudicated, we can talk about it people can lose careers.

really unimportant. what's important now is what we do moving forward. >> reporter: anthony actor towards out with a statement. edwards met garder wen he was 12 and she said garder molested him for years and raped his best friends. shame can thrive easily when we're isolated but it loses its power when people come together and -- george for abc 7 news. >> in the meantime, republican senate roy moore recently has been accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl wen he was in his 30s years ago. denied it ever happened and refuses to drop out of the race.

>> it had never happened and they're doing this a month away, four weeks away after 40 years in public service. >> the special election in alabama is on december 12th. it is too late to replace moore on the ballot. harassment and abuse allegations spread to the sports world. ally raceman says a former team doctor abused her. teammate mckay la says the same doctor molested her for years. tonight 2020 will focus on a court case between -- bailey gibson claimed she was coerced into a sexually relationship for years with her head coach of arizona. carter has pled not guilty. deborah roberts spoke with us earlier today about the story. >> reporter: he maintains this was a consensual relationship.

we've heard this a lot in a number of story where a woman accusing a man abusing his authority wasn't. and you'll hear graphic details from him about what he says happened here. >> tonight 2020 special, "track and fears" right here on some local residence are determined to create a downtown area. david luey looks into why. >> this is a bank of america building. there's liberty towers and some of the shops right there. >> reporter: old photos provide facebooks with a look at what used to be downtown santa clara. three years before he was born, bulldozers leveled the eight blocks. now there seems to be a growing multi generational movement by

eight people called reclaiming our downtown. he's signed up 1800 members including more than a thousand an facebook. >> that great generation that are still with us, those that are my generation and those that are the new millennials and below that don't even know we had a downtown. >> reporter: sketches drawn to help people visualize what downtown santa clara could be. he's patient about rebuilding a theater complete with a tall neon sign out front. he's convinced downtowns are back. >> the experience of downtown weighing as you know over 20 or 30 years and it went into a mall. >> reporter: residence get their chance to weigh in next wednesday evening at city hall before members of a committee looking into revitalizing downtown. only two blocks were developed after downtown was raised, the post office survived.

santa clara really needs a downtown that is unique. >> with a couple of expectations, there's nothing in this business area that isn't within five miles elsewhere. >> reporter: kenwood could become downtown santa clear. david luey, abc 7 news. >> interesting. did you see showers today? >> i did but i think it's changing back. >> our weather's all about change. we're getting less wet as you can see, we only have a few isolated light showers mainly in the south bay. they're scattered across the region but mostly in the south bay. here's a live view, here in san francisco we're looking at a sky getting clearer and clearer. 59 degrees in san francisco. oakland, 58.

mountain view, gill rear and half moon bay. 56 degrees in santa rosa. 61 concord, 59 in livermore. at the golden gate we can see headlights reflecting off the pavement. showers end of tonight. burning cooler over night. sunny and dry conditions tomorrow veterans' day. we distance get too much of a dry break. over night look for partly sunny skies. chillier in the north bay valleys f santa rosa, napa, just about 40 degrees. tomorrow's highs, 60s at half moon bay. san francisco 61. low to mid-60s around the base shoreline from oakland down to fremont. south bay, 66. san jose and santa rosa high of

64. chances of rain over the next seven days are significant. sunday evening 30% chance and 80% chance on rain on monday. zero tuesday. 80% chance again on wednesday. each of the systems will rank one on the impact scale. that's what's coming in on sunday night, ranking one. we'll see north bay getting between half an inch and an inch of rain. elsewhere look hundredths. this starts 3:00 sunday afternoon at which point it will be dry and clear but the clouds roll in evening hours. a look for widespread rain in the coast near the north bay. then that rainfall will push southward and's ward during over night hours. before the morning commute we'll see wet spots and rain will continue into the some day time hours on monday before it winds

down. right around a quarter of an inch along the base shoreline. santa rosa about a third of an inch. three quarters in santa rosa. here's the accu whether seven-day forecast tomorrow. drying out for veterans' day. 1:00 tomorrow afternoon looks like lovely conditions for a parade. the showers come in on sunday night, continue into monday. midweek of rainfall on wednesday. >> thanks spencer. coming up next on abc 7 news at 6:00, this is what

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the bridge. traffic will be briefly stopped. no cars will be allowed on the e bridge for about 30 >> this is cal train's video of the obstruction. the canyon bridge started to roll into place today in my rog goo. sky 7 offense over head when it happened. this old bridge washed out in a winter storm. it will take crews about a week to put the temporary span in place. once that's done the road way would be constructed. east bay property unused for two decades could have a leash on life. >> coming up. a woman buys a terrific grew

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a premium in the bay area. one property that local leaders hope to bring back to life creating hundreds of badly needed jobs. the oakland army base was shut down nearly 20 years ago. >> that's right, the plan is one step closer to reality. here's eric thomas. >> reporter: since the company moved transportation out in 1999 there's been plenty of ideas of what to put on the army base. >> anything from a box store. there were talks of having auto lots here. or-in some hollywood filming fig this site. >> reporter: john guided me through the $52 million redevelopment plan that's already received approval commissioners. it involved a huge building because logistics facility. >> it will be the largest structure if the port of oakland

for warehousing capacity. >> reporter: tenants will be companies that transport cargo between ships trucks and train. the entire oak land base property covers almost 370 acres. half controlled by the toy of oakland, the other half by the port. this is just phase one of the redevelopment plan. >> it's going to create jobs, good jobs. we hope to have union jobs. jobstal be able to be sustainable and allow families, employees to payne a family in a comfortable environment. >> reporter: it took 20 months to negotiate the deal which still need another approval. there are critics who worry about more air and noise pollution of trucks going in and out. >> there's a lot of history on this site. there's a lot of potential on

this site but we view this as a significant future for development and the port and returned of oakland. >> reporter: it'll take ten to 12 months to finish construction. a san jose community trying to help a family overcome a speak bl tragedy with a gift of a new home. on august 17, a fire killed three people including two, 10-year-old girls. advantage homes heard about the advanta tragedy and decided to build a new home for this family. >> we're blessed to give an opportunity and be able to do this for a family. it gives us a chance to share in some of the pain and make them feel good about coming to a wonderful home and having a place to stay. >> volunteers with the red cross went door to door throughout the neighborhood to ensure every

home has a working smoke detector. republicans on capitol hill is going full ahead on their tax plan. the house and senate has proposed their on versions and the goal is to merge the two bills into one. the center piece is tax cuts. there are differences in how those will be accomplished. >> both of these plans add to the deficit, $1.5 trillion is what will be added to the deficit over ten years and there's a real concern about what that would mean for the economy in the long run. >> the house is expected to take a vote next week. the senate will begin to debate in committee on monday. house minority leader nancy possessi pelosi has criticized republicans for working at the speed of light without helping for democrats. the plan was called a scam.

abc >> reporter: the republicans in california has distanced themselves when it comes to dealing with fascinate and local taxes. people in new york, new jersey and california have benefited from these deductions because the cost of living is so high. if the tax reform plan passes, tax payers in those states who itemize the deduks would end up paying more. >> shame on the senate and california for selling their constituents down the river. >> i think california republicans are focused on an at spect the idea if we eliminate a lot of these deductions, everybody across the country, even in california will get a benefit from it. >> reporter: with regard to those massive wildfires in

northern california, people there will still be able to take a deductions on their losses from their 2017 tax returns. after that under the proposed republican plan those deductions will disappear. the same plies for earthquakes but not for hurricane. california, a blue state doesn't have hurricanes. >> it's just mean spirited. but remember this, 14 republicans from california voted knowing that was in the big. >> possession low see picked a fire station in san francisco to criticize the tax plan. republicans have said they plan on steam rolling their plan through congress. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. a new housing site in san francisco is twodevoted to providing houses to chronically injured veterans. it's on ministry and sonoma

neighborhood. each unit will have furniture, micro wave and t.v. the city counted just over 100 chronically homeless veterans on the street. this will be the fourth housing project the city has opened to provide a permanent and supportive place for the homeless to live. at 99-year-old veteran received a well-deserved

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there was something in the air in south san francisco today, big time. you might call it a mixture of barbecue and gratitude. a free lunch for area veterans and also first responders. in case you're wondering, those are tries tipped stakes on the grill looking delicious. >> more than 20 million americans are veterans, 70% of the population. the majority served in golf or vietnam war. right now they are white males but that is shifting. the veterans departm dep

on the veterans' eve day a 99-year-old man received a medal. >> his story a remarkable one of survival and bravery. he's not the only one whose waited this long to be recognized. >> i have a very special presentation to make to you. >> reporter: it's not every day a member of congress makes a house call. it's not every some day you run across this type of man. >> longevity. 99 years young. >> you smile whether you say that. >> reporter: ante has survived more than a long life. >> together our fighters ensure that freedom will triumph. >> reporter: at a ceremony on example congress honored those veterans. >> it's a civilian honor this body can bestow. >> jackie spear delivered these in person. >> thank you very much. >> you are a great american

hero. >> reporter: and a humble one at that. thousands of prisoners forced to walk more than 60 miles. >> contact mylar ya as well as his feet was swelling. >> reporter: feared he'd be killed by japanese soldiers he took his one chance to escape. >> to escape you have to be drained. >> reporter: he hid in a ditch till nightfall wen locals rescued him. >> people in the area, they help. >> reporter: he's one of among the veterans all in their 90s finally getting an overdue honor. >> i'm sure that their widows and those veterans still alive would much prefer to have the before the they were promised. >> reporter: president roosevelt promised them before the but president truman signed a law that took them away. now a reenstatement of the

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i want to hear from you, hot line open monday through friday, 10:00 to 2:00. if you don't want to call reach me through facebook and onnnn abc7news.com. >> anymore rain on the way? >> yeah. >> you might want to sbra umbrella land handy. next storm coming our way comes in late sunday into monday. storm of light intensity expected to produce light to moderate rain. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow, looking good. dry out for veterans' day. then on sunday we start the some day dry, rain comes in sunday

night. continues through the day on monday. another brief break on tuesday for chance of rain and showers again on wednesday and thursday. we're in that unsettled pattern. all right a bit of a mystery going on with the 49ers. >> still talking to the new quarterback. >> they got a lot of mysteries going on. where do you want to start? at least we know it's not going to rain during the day on sunday. will we see jimmy g making his debut, maybe not. plus is there anything --

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49ers' fan have been waiting and wondering when will we see jimmy garoppolo play. cj beathard will start and at this point he has no plans to play garoppolo at all.

informs beathard gets hurt it seems jimmy g is going to spend another day on the sideline holing a clipboard. >> is there a chance you'd give jimmy a season in the game? >> no, nothing's changed. i'm going in trying to win and we'll see what happens. stanford's chance of winning up north is set with number one washington. they're playing tonight at the 7:30 kick off. they not only need the -- they've got to figure out how to stop dante perez for getting loose. this guy is amazing. reported his ninth career punt for a touch down. that set a record for punt returns to the house. he's the best ever at this. stopping perez tonight will require cardinal special teams

to focus on every aspect of their job starting with a popular boot. >> you got to have the popular hang time for the guys to get down there. great direction and location so the guys know where the ball's going and we can try the offensive end. this is one guy you do not want to let loose. >> should be cool and crisp tonight at stanford. here's a scene at evanston, illinois where purdue will be hosted. take a look at this, aren't you happy you live in california. it's going to be a bombing 38 tomorrow. traffic and weather together. i'll never complain about rain against, well i probably will. college hoops. hoops. stephany set a school record, 26 rebounds, 17 points. buckeye for most of the first

half. brittany mcafee finished with a team high of 24 with ohio state. kelsey mitchell going strong with the left hand, finish with 30. stanford loses their opener, 85-64. number one yukon on sunday morning. randy bennet a fixture at st. mary's for 17 years. bennet just -- a ten extension. west coast basketball powers with bennet at the helm they made the ncaa tournament six times. you know this is -- the gig is up and the gig is this is two baskets away. the warriors host the 6ers tomorrow night.

you know you're good wen you can make hoops with your feet. >> join us at 9:00 on coffey t.v. 20, channel 13. major decision counts being offered this weekend. that's at 9:00. >> then a crack down in east bay. what authorities plan to do to keep drivers safe. coming up tonight at 8:00 it's one upon a time. followed by marvels and humans at 9:00. at 10:00 catch 2020. and then abc 7 news at 11:00. tonight a few thoughts about what really matters. the nation will pause tomorrow to do something deeply meaningful and critically important to our free society, that is the honor the men and women who have kept our nation free for 241 years. it's no small thing. serving in our armed forces is an honor and a sacrifice, one frankly i wish i had made when i

was younger. you know tsaiing, out of sight out of mind. that could be true with our soldiers, airmen, coast guards and marines. unless your family is involved it can be easy to forget that our warriors are in harm's way right now in dangerous places away from home. that's true when conflicts go on for as long as this one has. in fact it hardly makes the news these days. every day there's someone in the world on our behalf. every single day they are away they're families wonder and worry. as we enjoy the weekend what matters is to pause and reflect on what veterans' day mean. and do something to support them. i love hearing from you. tell me about a veteran in your live on danashleyabc7. >> to the veterans watching us

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