fire victims could face new evacuations. >> let's start with drew tuma. >> the next storm system crosses the region the next 24 hours. live doppler 7 tracking this system along with satellite overhead, you can see it's a rather quiet picture. but we zoom out just a bit, and live done hoppler 7 showing it. you see the green about 100 miles away from the north bay, so we're several more hours away from the wet weather. but once it arrives, the north bay will see the highest total. on the storm impact score, it's a one. but the north bay could see anywhere from a quarter to three quarters of an inch of rain. we're going to time it out for you hour by hour. this is not the only storm system we're tracking.

weel vee th we'll have that in the forecast in a pfew minutes. hundreds of feet of underground storm pipe melted, bringing the real possibility of mudslides and flooding. the focus on the new problem is cross creek road in the fountaingrove neighborhood. cornell b corne cornell bernard joins us live to explain. >> reporter: the city's taking this threat very seriously tonight. that roadblock up at cross creek road, not far from where we are tonight. the city discovered a few hours ago that a drainpipe running underneath the road was compromised. it was destroyed by the firestorm. that road is now shut down, and it's not the only place melted pipes are found around santa rosa tonight. this sinkhole was just discovered in the fountaingrove neighborhood.

ittow it opened up after hundreds of feet of plastic pipe melted in the firestorm. >> the pipes caught fire and in some cases were destroyed. >> reporter: they're replacing new pipe, but melted pipe has been found all over fountain grove. >> so far we've identified eight sites where the pipe has been lost, and 20 additional suspect areas that are under investigation today. >> reporter: we found city crews inspecting areas with tiny cameras, looking for damage. it's creating a danger of runoff and flooding, prompting this warning. >> we're asking residents, especially in the fountaingrove area to be especially vigilant and have a plan to leave in the event it is necessary. >> reporter: approaching storms could pose a danger in the fire zone. >> it's hard to tell people who have only recently gotten back into their neighborhoods to be

ready to heave leave if things south. >> reporter: she worries about her neighbors who still live here. >> we felt like they were so lucky to have their homes, but if they have to evacuate, that's not fair. >> reporter: the city is monitoring the approaching storm and monitoring sinkholes. >> tomorrow is the deadline for homeowners to complete the paperwork to allow the government to remove ash and debris from their properties. one homeowner is worried about what happens if he's not happy with the work done. >> they can allow us to remove the debris or they can go at it on their own and hire a private contractor. we're trying to give them all the answers we can. >> in the meantime, other

homeowners had questions about how long it would take government contractors to remove the debris. drivers endured delays of long asini nine hours as crews worked to remove a damaged safe way truck. it collided at around 5:15 this morning. the impact seriously damaged the truck making it hard to remove. they had to fix a guardrail, all lanes finally reopened at 2:45 this afternoon. residents of san carlos are firing back at a proposed gun store. abc news lillian cam is live to tell us about people's concerns there. >> reporter: this will be the site of turner's outdoorsman if it ever opens. we are at a strip mall. and while turner's is also a chain, it's facing resistance from the community.

plans to open the store are on hold until the san carlos city council discusses it tomorrow night. they sell guns, ammo, hunting and fish bei and fishing equipment. when members of the community got wind of plans, the sentiment is that san carlos doesn't need another gun store. in light of the mass shootings that have been going on across the country, many residents say it's not appropriate to add another one. >> i'm not happy having this in san carlos, and this is a really prominent shopping center where people come to get everything on a daily basis. so to have a gun store here, i think this sends the wrong message, contrary to what san carlos residents represent or prefer. >> reporter: we'll be talking with the mayor of san carlos later this evening. he and the city council will be taking up this issue tomorrow at

7:00 p.m. representatives of turner's outdoorsman are expected to attend. members of ten local churches in san francisco attended a community forum to learn about changes to an immigrant protection program. many immigrants who attend the churches are protected by the temporary status program. they're worried because it's disappearing. >> we've been part of this nation for almost 18 years, so we're being here practically legally. we work, we contribute taxes, and we are integrating the community. so please give us an opportunity. >> now earlier this week, the department of homeland security canceled temporary protected status for nicaraguans living in the u.s. in san diego, dozens of children went to the hospital after a quest to get pizza turned into a tragedy. 50 of them packed onto a

stairway running up and down from a loft to get pizza, and that stairway collapsed, injuring more than 20 kids. city building inspectors are trying to figure out what happened and it could take days. marci gonzalez has the latest. >> reporter: overnight, chaos at a children's trampoline and obstacle gym in san diego. kids rushed out on stretchers and into ambulance. inside, first responders treating some of the 23 people injured when a platform collapsed. >> it was really scary, and everybody was crying and bleeding. >> reporter: it happened around 7:40 p.m. 30 to 40 kids rushing up the stairs for pizza, according to some reports, caused the wooden platform to buckle. >> at first i heard a crack, and then all of a sudden it crashed down, and i heard people screaming. >> the platform that these kids

were going up on was real sketchy. could you tell it was not going >> reporter: the injuries range from mild to moderate, including a spine injury. he knows how fortunate he was. >> i fell. luckily, i landed on the cushion, like a pad. and i didn't get hurt. >> reporter: the gym's owner released a statement saying, quote, we are truly heartbroken. we working with authorities and will continue to do so to resolve this. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. well, they served our country with honor. and this weekend, we give them our appreciation. >> just ahead, we'll take you to san francisco's veteran's day parade and show you the big surprise for two purple heart vets. plus. minus two legs. >> a remarkable goal for a wounded marine. what kept him going as he ran 31 marathons in 31 days. >> unbelievable. and united by love of

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san francisco said thanks to veterans today. abc 7 news was on jefferson street in fisherman's wharf. several other community and military groups also took part in this year's festivities, and

wells fargo brightened this veteran's day weekend for two purple heart recipients. one of them now has a new car. the other received a home of his own. neither man will have to make any payments, since 2012, wells fargo has donated homes to more than 350 vets. one celebrated a remarkable goal this veteran's day. the double amputee completed the last of 31 marathons in 31 days. a marathon a day for a month. he ran his 17th in san francisco in october. so far he's raised more than $125,000 for wounded warriors. he lost his legs in 2010, but that has not slowed him down. >> i went to afghanistan. had a traumatic experience. came back minus two legs but was still able to find my new way that i was going to contribute to my country and my society and keep fighting for my brother

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san francisco is celebrating the opening of a new urban garden. abc 7 news was in the excelsior as the public utilities commission teamed up with a grassroots group, hopper, to create humbird farm. it aims to make healthy and affordable food available to underserved communities and to promote locally-sourced food. >> so we are really hoping will ben gefit not just the excelsior area. >> they hope to provide more than 1,000 pounds of organic

fruits and vegetables to the community each season. you hape gift. >> i do. hold on a second. remember these? collectors and music lovers from around the bay area came to san francisco to dig through stacks and stacks of vinyl. >> and yes, i do remember those. abc 7 was at the university of san francisco for the rock and swap. they have come for years to sift through the bins to find a rare gem. the organizer says it's still a draw even in this digital age u >> there's a lot of music out there that's not downloadable. it's rare. it's kind of like internet browsing in the real world. >> the first rock and swap was

held in 1983. and admission has remained the same since it started, just $3, a portion of the proceeds goes to support the radio station. if you missed today's event, the next one is scheduled for sunday, february 11. now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> and we'll be tracking light showers the next 24 hours. right now, limited cloud cover. so first, we're going to have the build in the cloud. and then the showers will follow on the heaels of the clouds. right now we're in the 50s in a lot of spot. 5 a rafael. you can see live doppler seven picking up on showers in northern california. this is all ahead of a cold

front. you can see it very nicely right here, the cloud cover. that will sweep through here the next 24 hours and bring that chance of overnight rain. location is going to be key in what sky you see. in the south bay, mainly clear sky. but in the north bay, it will be mainly overcast skies with a couple of showers beginning to pop up near the midnight hours. so the storm impact scale we exclusively. it's a one, a light system. the north bay having the highest totals, about a quarter to three quarters of an inch of rain. outside of the north bay, likely less than a quarter of an inch of rain. we'll plan out this storm system. later tonight, around 11:00, light showers confined to the north bay and along the coast. 6:00 in the morning on your monday, outside of the north bay, we're mainly dry. but in the north bay, we'll be tracking isolated light showers

as the sun gets up here. the theme for the first half, the north bay has the best chance of rain. we will see rain sink south into san francisco, and the south bay likely around 11:00, midnight late monday. so the morning commute, really, just some showers in the north bay. it's the evening commute likely on monday, light showers begin to move in for most. so likely, we'll have slick spots developing. highs on monday about 63. and 60 the high in santa rosa. light showers on monday, dry on tuesday, another storm moves in here on wednesday night through thursday. that looks a bit wetter than the one tomorrow. and then a third storm saturday evening. 49ers finally put it all together today. and it led to their first win of

the season. quarterback tough after the by week. eli manning and his 208th career start ties his brother peyton. the niners recover and they make them pay. cj bethford, a step on the receiver and a nice stiff-arm there, 83 10-6 49ers. bethord. jimmy garoppalo, supposed to be the future, but bethord, making him wait. he hurt his thumb on the play and stayed in the game. then handed the ball off. 33 yards to the house. 199 rushing yards on the day. first at home since

1-9 sounds a lot better than 0-10. >> the guys know how much it means to me and i know how much it means to them. i hope this will make us better through adversity also. >> that's why you play sports, the feeling with your teammates in the locker room, there's nothing like it. the feeling when you win is incredible. tat's why you play. browns now control their own destiny for the top draft pick. second quarter, he bowls over the defender but loses the defender. 17-10 lions. 40 yards, browns now the only team without a win. they're 0-9. l.a. would like the result.

355 yard passing, three tds, robert woods makes it 16-7. they would connect again. woods had 171 receiving yards. the nfc west improve. women's college hoops, uconn facing stanford. a young squad and it showed today. they've already lost to number five, oh, oh, state. dijon nay harrington. the cardinal had 22 turnovers. down 49-14 at the half. huskies' dangerfield, six of seven from three points. for the men, marcus lee had a double-double for the bears.

look at the quick passing lead. it leads to the layup and one. cal poly. and the put back dunk, 1-1. 85-82 the final. the head coach's first win at cal. nascar in arizona. ten laps remaining and matt kenseth will pass leader chase elliott. and matt kenseth will win for the first time this season in perhaps the second to last race of his career, he doesn't have a job lined up next year. brad keselowski grabs the final spot. congratulations to the niners and their squad. it's tough to get out there every week and get your butt kicked and not win. and i wanted to say if you wanted to make a wager last night. it's not money, it's not money. we bet drew's hair products.

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tonight on abc 7 news at 9:00, calls to ban a new high-end car hitting the streets. we' we'll tell you why and why some are concerned even though it is street legal. soccer snafu. dozens of games canceled. we'll tell you why organizers had to suddenly pull the plug. we'll see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. >>

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