♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - assorted flavors of gourmet table talk pies are buy 1, get 1 free. good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us on this sunday, november 19th. let's start with a quick look at the weather. >> hi, everyone. good morning. subtle changes with cloud cover this morning allowing temperatures to be a couple degrees milder. 36 in novato. it's cold in santa rosa. 49 in san francisco. mid 30s in livermore with 43 in san jose. we are looking at partly cloudy skies. the clouds will hang around. sunshine through that and will allow our up in numbers to be i mid and upper 50s this

afternoon. a partly cloudy sky. the look ahead, some rain arriving tomorrow. we're dry and warmer tuesday, wednesday, thanksgiving. look what happens friday and saturday. more rain headed our way. it could be more than just a little bit for the north bay. it will include everyone. details in a few minutes. >> thank you. breaking news. an inmate who escaped overnight is now in custody. state officials say this man disappeared. staff could not find him during an inmate count around 11:15 last night. vaca turned himself in to the police department about an hour or so ago. he was serving a 12 year sentence for armed robbery. the chp says a suspected drunk driver drove through a closed construction zone killing his father and seriously injuring his mother. in just the past two weeks --

rather the past week alone, two suspected fatal dui crashes have ripped apart families in the north bay. one happened on tuesday. the latest happened yesterday. it happened yesterday in a construction area near highway 101 and san antonio creek. we have the latest. >> reporter: this is what's left of the the now mangles chrysler convertible. police say the family in the car is from lake county. the driver was a 29-year-old man. his father was in the passenger seat. and his mother was in the back seat. tho one was wearing a seat belt. though the construction signs on highway 101 are highly visible, the driver still ended up on a closed road. >> there was a 30 foot gap in the freeway that has yet to be completed.

the vehicle traveled off the paved portion and subsequently struck a bridge abutment wall. >> you can see from this drone view, part of the path the car took, before crashing into the open gap and falling 15 feet. the 69-year-old passenger died immediately. the man's wife and son were rushed to the hospital. >> the driver was driving under the influence of both alcohol and drugs. the driver has been placed under arrest. >> reporter: this is the second fatal suspected dui in less than a week in sonoma county. on tuesday on highway 112, police arrested the driver of this pickup truck after he drove head on into a car driven by a young mother. she and her 7-year-old daughter died. at that scene and at today's, empty beer cans were found in the crashed cars. >> impairment being a factor in this, we all know that impairment can affect your judgement. >> reporter: chp has upped

patrols and has all available officers on the roads this holiday week. three people are recovering this morning after a car hit them in san francisco's mission district. it happened last night on 15th street. police say they are expected to be okay. depp truties are searching the person who shot and killed a man as he was trying to sell an item he posted online. it happened around 1:00 yesterday afternoon at a parking lot. the 32-year-old victim was trying to sell an electronic device to another person when he was shot. deputies say the shooter managed to escape. the identity of the victim could be released later today. police are encouraging you f if you are selling an item, meet the buyer at a police station or

request a civil standby which means having an officer supervise the transaction. some police stations around the bay area, including daily city and fremont, also have what is known as a safe exchange zone. that's a special area set up specifically for doing business with people you don't know. it's monitored by cameras and with police officers nearby. >> san jose firefighters confirm a third person died from an apartment fire on south 9th street. the bay area news group report a 14-year-old girl who attended gunderson high school and her 21-year-old brother, a student at san jose state university, died at the scene yesterday. their 48-year-old mother died at the hospital. her husband is in critical condition. we have more on what may have caused the fire. >> all i remember is hearing people screaming and also glass breaking. >> reporter: this neighbor woke to chaos saturday morning.

the upstairs unit of the apartment house next door was on fire. >> smoke coming out of the windows. there was a couple or whoever were at that far end trying to get out the window. >> the flames were just unbelievable. >> reporter: a family of four lived in the unit, all trapped by the smoke and flames. >> we went to a third alarm, which is almost 100 firefighters. >> reporter: a neighbor says the family was hard working and kind sgli wish this could have been prevented. really, really sad. >> reporter: in the apartment, there is little left. fire officials believe the intense blaze started in the kitchen. a fire extinguisher still hangs unused outside the door. >> we heard no smoke detectors. >> reporter: firefighters investigating if they were working. >> whether they were or not, their task didn't get accomplished, which is for whatever reason these poor people were not woken in time to get out safely. >> reporter: these people say the building's owns had no

comment. the fbi and california highway patrol carried out raids targeting several locations in santa rosa yesterday afternoon. according to the santa rosa press democrat, they appeared to target motorcyclists gatherered at the wagon wheel is a loan and a home in the southwest part of the city. witnesses tell the press democrat several motorcyclists were detained. the fbi tells abc 7 news, agents served federal warrants at several locations and the u.s. attorney will release more information tomorrow. the postal service is sorting through damaged mail after a mail truck caught fire on friday. the fire department sent us these pictures. the carrier was not hurt. postal workers are trying to see how much of the mail that was inside can still be delivered. investigators say the fire was not started by any of the mail. the cause is under investigation.

a foster city man faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted of molesting a child in jamaica. the department of justice says 43-year-old douglas peacock molested a 6-year-old in the pool at a resort in june. he is being returned to san francisco to face the charge. 52 immigrants who hail from 21 countries took the oath to become american citizens. the naturalization ceremony in san francisco drew a lot crowd of family, friends and supporters. you can hear them cheering as they were sworn in. the group included employees of many bay area companies including auto desk and sysco. all sharing a desire to become u.s. citizens. >> there's a lot of feelings. i take pride in this. it's a really special day for me. >> the daughter of fred

koramatsu delivered remashes re. we are heading into thanksgiving week. this is thanksgiving week. the weather should be pleasant. >> should be pretty good. if you are looking for snow in the mountains and hoping to ski, yeah, that's not looking so great. we are cold enough to make snow, obviously. right now it's in the 40s. we have plenty of 30s elsewhere with clear skies. that's going to be changing. we're bringing rain back into the picture. temperatures are coming up. overnight lows and afternoon highs. all the details in a few minutes. >> thank you. ahead for those impacted by the north bay fires, another step in rebuilding their lives. how they kicked off the holiday season by honoring those who saved thousands of lives. a napa community hosted a big thank you for two heros whose bravery helped save their neighborhood from the fires.

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answer shortly with her full accuweather forecast. closing arguments will begin tomorrow in the murder trial for the man accused of killing kate steinle. a judge ruled jurors will be allowed to consider a first degree murder verdict. he is facing charges in the death of steinle in 2015. the prosecution says it was intentional. the defense calls her death a freak accident. happening today, family members who lost loved ones or had the loved ones severely injured in traffic crashes will march in san francisco. today is the third annual world day of remembrance for traffic victims. the goal of the march is to call attention to those incidents. the memorial walk starts at 3:00 this afternoon at the 16th street bart station. it ends at san francisco city hall with a vigil.

a holiday tradition in sonoma took on special significance last night. thousands of community members gathered for the fifth annual holiday lighting of sonoma plaza. many said the event was an opportunity for community members to come together and bond after last month's wildfires. organizers also hope lights will bring out of towners back to sonoma county. >> when you come in july, you come in october, you come in december, at any time of the year we're always welcoming. tonight we showed that. >> 150,000 holiday lights were turned on at sonoma's historic town plaza. they are strung across eight acres. they will be lit throughout the holidays. it's the story about selfishness, heroism and bravery. last month, we told you about two napa men who made fire lines with bulldozers to keep those wildfires from spreading to the hidden hills community. we have more on how that

neighborhood said thanks to those men this weekend. >> the strength and bravery you showed -- >> reporter: hidden hills is a close-knit neighborhood. but this party is not your usual one. it's a gathering of gratitude for two guys. >> it's a good feeling. >> reporter: in october, abc 7 news showed you the fire lines carved by bulldozers. eli provided the dozers. he and dan jumped into action and put dan's training from the marines into use. >> when dan and eli jumped on their bulldozers, it was incredible. it felt like we had a savior in our midst. >> we were the last line of defense. if it went past us, all the houses were going to burn. >> reporter: neighbors wrote personal thank you notes, part of a celebration. efrp calls them heros. when you talk to them, you get the sense they're just two

low-key nice guys. >> we didn't do it for this. we did it to save the houses. we were running on pure adrenaline. >> reporter: the fire was moving closer to this neighborhood. many were evacuated. cal fire had limited resources to protect these homes. >> makes me realize how thankful. people do amazing things. it really makes a difference. >> we knew we could make a difference if we worked together. that's what we did. >> reporter: 69 homes are still standing and adjacent neighborhoods were left untouched. they are still getting adjusted to being so popular. >> you drive down the street all the time. >> you wave. >> we will now. now we know everyone. >> we're getting >> thank you. santa rose saturday neighbors hosted a garage sale to benefit those who lost

everything in the wildfires. everything free to fire victims. the organizer plans to hold another distribution in april when she hopes more people have new places to stay. >> a lot of the people that have come today haven't found homes yet. they're just trying to grab small things that -- blanket, pillow that might help them out. and maybe a room they are renting. >> an honor system was in place. trusting that those who took the items were fire victims. a san francisco institution has kicked off its annual turkey curbside donation drive. abc 7 news was outside st. anthony's where you can drive by and drop off a frozen turkey, ham or gently used clothing. more than 600 turkeys were dropped off yesterday. they could use more. they expect to serve about 3,500 dinners on thanksgiving. >> it's very inspiring to work here and to see the generosity

of the city come here to help their brothers and sisters who are less fortunate. >> you can drop off a donation today from 9:00ing in 3:00 or between 9:00 and 4:00 monday through wednesday or on thanksgiving day from 9:00 until 1:00. st. anthony's is on golden gate avenue. the second harvest food bank of santa clara and san mateo needs 1,000 more turkeys to help families this thanksgiving. they have a goal of 24,000 turkeys to distribute to those less fortunate. >> each month, we feed about 257,000 people. today is a big part of that, especially for the upcoming thanksgiving holiday. >> second harvest centers are closed today. you can donate turkeys tomorrow between 8:00 and 6:00. happening today, more than 9,000 runners will race through the streets of berkeley.

it's the fifth annual berkeley half marathon. there's a 10k and 5k also. there's time to register. runners can sign up at the information booth at berkeley high school right now. this event is also raising money for the berkeley public schools fund. good sunday morning. clouds streaming into the bay area making for a very pretty sunrise out there. i want to show you live doppler 7. you can see the clouds. there is cloud cover from the west and also a weak front to the north. this will allow for some light rain to arrive tomorrow right about this time in the north bay. here is a look. from our roof camera where you can see the beginning of the sun coming up at 6:54. 49 in san francisco. good morning san jose, 43 for

you with 30s on the coast. looking at another vantage point out towards the bay. we are near freezing in the north bay. 32 in santa rosa. 38 in napa with mid 30s in livermore and concord, 41 degrees. you will see more clouds throughout the day today. nice thing to wake up to, isn't it? all the pretty vistas around the bay. chilly morning with patchy frost around the bay. looking at light rain arriving in the north bay, maybe some light drizzle for your morning commute. otherwise, warmer for the week ahead. we will stay dry through thanksgiving. then looking at more rain friday and saturday. as we look at san jose today, you are enjoying more sunshine, 40s to start out. cloud cover will be a little bit slower to enter the south bay. as a result, you will be mild with numbers in the mid 60s,

partly cloudy skies by 2:00. numbers will stay mild through the later afternoon in the low 60s. sunny afternoon in the south bay. a storm impact scale, a one, a light system. less than a quarter of an inch of rain. cloudy and dry for most. the clouds today and then here is the rain early tomorrow. by noontime, it's still well to the north. as we put in the rainfall accumulation, you will notice that most of it is well to the north with only a couple hundredths from richmond toward napa and a tenth or better around calistoga. we skip ahead to thanksgiving night. morning, we're dry. by 8:00 at night, there's showers offshore. through the overnight hours, they will press through to the bay area. by friday morning, that shopping day, if you are lucky to have it off, then you can do whatever in

the rain. it looks like all of us will be looking at rain friday into saturday. 61 in oakland. 62 fremont. the seven day forecast, we will see numbers in the low to mid 60s today. one in our storm impact scale for showers tomorrow. cloudy but much warmer tuesday, wednesday into thanks giving with 70s around the bay. even perhaps 70 at the coast on wednesday. more clouds thursday night. friday and saturday i have one in our storm impact scale. stay tuned. it will be interesting to see if this verifies. many times we talk about things falling apart. there's many forecast models that we look at. with five days out, it's going to change. you can download our app and keep track. >> i hope it doesn't change for thanksgiving. i like it being dry. >> i think that will be dry. in terms of the amount for the rain is what we're going to fine tune. >> okay. thank you, lisa. just ahead, it's not often you hear good stories about getting pulled over by police.

these officers were not handing out tickets though. they were handing out something many of us could use around the holidays.

dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what's coming up

at 7:00 on "good morning america." new hope in the search for a missing submarine. emergency signals reportedly detected as the u.s. navy deployed its most sophisticated rescue systems. faith leaders rallying against roy moore, criticizing the senate candidate over accusations of sexual misconduct as moore's base rallies behind him. millions of americans dealing with high wind and heavy rain at the start of this busy holiday travel weekend. rob is tracking it all. it's coming up on gma. we'll see you soon. oh, my god. oh, my god. god bless you. oh, my god, thank you very much. >> we're going to give you a turkey for you and your family to enjoy. >> quite a surprise for some drivers in texas. they were pulled over by police officers. instead of traffic citations, they were given turkeys. the turkeys were donated by a local business. the effort is part of operation peacemaker, a non-profit created by officers who raise money and

provide assistance to families who are facing financial difficulties. still to come here on abc 7 mornings, how a 9-year-old pageant queen's quick actions may have saved her bus driver's life. plus, with movie ticket sales down this year, one company hopes its new service could get people back in could get people back in theaters. our collaboration with pg&e is centered around public safety. without pg&e's assistance, couldwithout their training theaters. we could not do our mission to keep our community safe. anytime we are responding to a structure fire, one of the first calls you make is for pg&e for gas and electric safety. it's my job to make sure that they have the training that they need to make the scene safe for themselves and for the public. it's hands-on training actually turning valves, turning systems off, looking at different wire systems all that training is crucial to keeping our community safe and our firefighters safe. together, we're building a better california.

good morning and welcome back. we're starting this half hour with a look at weather. >> good morning to you. the high clouds painting a really nice picture out there. you can see yellow and orange out there with a bit of a purple. 41 in oakland and mountain view. 30s at the coast. 39, half moon bay. you can see some of the high clouds there. it's 34 in santa rosa with 36 in novato as well as livermore. we are looking at numbers throughout the afternoon to come up to near 60 at 2:00. 61 in livermore.

cloud cover by 6:00 p.m., mid 0 50s for most. a little rain coming our way tomorrow. more looks like after thanksgiving into next weekend. >> lisa, thank you. protesters in alabama rallied against roy moore yesterday. the republican faces at least seven allegations of sexual misconduct. his supporters are standing firm behind him. >> reporter: religious leaders speaking out saturday against alabama senate candidate moore. leaders criticizing the candidate over allegations he made improper sexual advances toward teenage girls. >> thou shall not covet thy neighbor's wife, thy neighbor's teenage daughter. >> they're not only untrue, but they have no evidence to support them.

>> reporter: the white house walking a tightrope over the issue. >> the president finds the allegations extremely troubling. >> reporter: whenever the president is asked directly about it -- >> should roy moore resign? do you believe his accusers? >> reporter: he ignores the question. supporters, including his wife, standing by their man. >> he has always been an officer and a gentleman. >> reporter: alabama's governor telling reporters -- >> that's what i plan do is vote for the republican nominee roy moore. >> reporter: the election will be held december 12. the discussion on sexual harassment continues on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. mary bono and eleanor holmes norton will talk about the issue in washington. the former ceo of hewlett-packard will weigh in on sexual harassment in the corporate world. a one on one interview with senator susan collins and white

house legislative affairs director mark short. "this week" starts at 8:00 after "good morning america." the senate is ready to start debating its tax bill after the thanksgiving break now that the house passed its version. northern california congressman john garamendi says the gop plan would be devastating to californians. >> the elimination of the state and local tax deduction in my district is going to cost well over 55% of the people in my district somewhere around 3 or $4,000 of additional taxes a year because they're not going to be able to deduct that. >> democrats are now trying to mobilize against the senate version of the bill which includes a partial repeal of the affordable care act. david cassidy, who says he is bet battling dimension sha,

suffering from organ failure. tmz reporting cassidy needs a liver transplant. he is known for his role in the tv series "the partridge family." and for his career as a pop singer. a 9-year-old from l.a. county is being called a hero after coming to the rescue of her school bus driver who had pulled over saying she needed someone to call 911. >> i went inside to my house. grabbed my mom's ipad. facetimed her. she said, call 911. she was over the wheel, squeezing it. she was sweating. >> that little girl happens to be miss antelope valley. her good instincts helped lead paramedics to the bus driver who suffered a medical episode. the driver will be okay. the heroic 4th grader stayed on the bus until the paramedics arrived. council members will honor her at their next meeting.

when is the last time you went to a movie? the box office is down 5% this year. compared to last year. that's because there are fewer moviegoers. new movie service is helping people get back to the theater, led by the co-founder of netflix. >> movie ticket sales are way down. >> i can't remember the last time i was at the movies. >> with the rise of streaming services like netflix, getting people into theaters is getting harder and harder. the company movie pass is looking to change that. for less than $7 a month, you could go to the movies every night of the week. >> we're essentially putting our money where our mouth is in a way to reenergize the theatrical film business. >> i would watch a lot of movies. i would watch a movie twice now. >> that's what movie pass is hoping for. because they are paying theaters full price for every ticket

sold, they could lose a lot of money. but they have two ways of making it back. one is to get so many customers back into the movies that theaters, film companies anz vendors will begin to share their profits. when you sign up, you give movie pass information about yourself and your movie viewing habits. they sell that to movie companies. >> tho one really knows who sees which film. as a result, studios have to spend tens of millions of dollars marketing films where they should know like netflix knows exactly who is interested in seeing those films. > for many, it's a small price to pay in order to pay such a small price. >> i think i'm going to invest in that. >> it's like a pass. you come three or four times, it pays for itself. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, this may look like a funny device attached to a phone. to many, this is the laser tag

game of the future. we will show you this new game hitting stores in time for the holidays. here is a live look at our -- from our cam. beautiful picture there. sunrise this morning coming in around 6:54. near freezing temperatures in the north bay. it's going to be warmer this week. lisa will have your thanksgiving day forecast coming up.

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beer without the beer belly. two bay area entrepreneurs hope you will eat what is left behind after the beer is brewed. find out what they're doing and why they say beer waste can actually be good for you. that story right here on abc 7 news tonight at 11:00. the bay area's largest holiday tree is now in place. this video from pike and company shows the tree arriving in san francisco yesterday. the 80 foot tall tree is set up in front of 555 california street. it will be covered in 196,000 lights. the lighting ceremony is set for wednesday, november 29. it's also a fund rai-raiser. it's the final day of the endurance challenge in the bay

area. we have a live look through our golden gate bridge camera. the west sidewalk will be closed for several races. there's a half marathon, 10k, 5k and kids run. the first two races kick off at 8:00 this morning. the half marathon starts in sos lee toe. the others start at chrissy field. how should they dress? >> they like it cool. it's really cool out there. we have temperatures into the 30s in the north bay. closer to the water, we modified that to mid 40s. here it's 41 in santa cruz. we will see 63 later today and more clouds today. that's making for a very pretty sunrise around the bay. see the pinks and oranges there. stay with us. i will have more pictures for you and a look at some rain headed your way for the week ahead. >> thank you. the warriors, my warriors, pull off a huge comeback in philadelphia last night. they continue their four-game road trip.

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in sports, the raiders return with a huge game against the patriots south of the border. oakland battles the defending super bowl champs in mexico city. the raiders need a win to stay in the hunt for a wild spot.

kick skr kickoff at 1:25 this afternoon. here is mike schumann. he has all the highlights. >> good morning. the 120th version of the big game between cal and stanford had ramifications. cal needs one more win to become bowl eligible. stanford trying to stay in the pac-12 north hunt and win a record eight straight big game classic. who takes the ax? matt anderson from 47 out for the lead. it bounces off the cross bar. so close yet so far. that would loom large late in the game. smith with a 17-yard score. third quarter, give it to bryce love. was in and out of the game. looked great here. 57 yards, his tenth of 50 plus yards this year. cal not done yet.

patrick laird, 153 yards on the ground. 17-12 ball game. bears go for two. ross keeps it, three-point game. cal down 17-14. cal with a chance. bowers going deep. ben edwards makes the pick. cal with a game effort but the ax stays at stanford for a record eighth straight time. 17-14 the final. >> the ultimate goal as a team was to send those seniors out the right way. i was happy we were able to do that, allow them to leave here with four to fivages e agage aa row. >> they played a heck of a game. this one hurts. we're going to learn and grow from it. >> that mentality of at the end of the week, when it's at iths toughest, i'm at my best. that's what our guys did. >> warriors coming off a heart breaking loss to boston.

hoped to take it out on the sixers. there was a hockey game yesterday afternoon. a quick transition for the arena's crew. sixers all over them. philly led by 24 at one point. ben simmons. floats it in. he has game. 74-52, sixers at the half. are you kidding me? we go to the third quarter. let the comeback begin. steph had 35 in this game from way downtown. that's south philly. 99 99-89 warriors. warriors once down 24 went up 18 and win by eight. 124-116 your final.

sharks hosting the bruins after having two disallowed goals after replay reviews on thursday night, looks like they have one but no. they review it and this one was knocked in by the glove. third straight disallowed goal. this time it will count. 1-0 sharks. a minute and a half later, replay review hurts san jose again. no goalie interference. 1-1 game. the sharks go on to lose 3-1. raiders taking on the patriots in mexico city. those highlights tonight at 5:00. that's the way the ball bounces. have a great day. good morning. clouds drifting into the bay

area. we need a wind shift to allow our temperatures to warm up through the overnight hours. that's going to happen tonight. winds are coming in out of the south. right now it's still an offshore flow. it's pretty out there. we look outside. we are looking at some cold temperatures right here. 49 in san francisco. 41 in oakland and mountain view with upper 30s in gilroy. look at the north bay and our inland east bay. plenty of 30s with 35 in santa rosa, 38 by the delta. and look at livermore, 36 degrees. the sunrise, maybe you want to ponder that for a while. that's a little easier to take. the mornings have been so cold. this is pretty much the last one, except for tomorrow, we will be still kind of cool but not as cool as we are right now. here is a water perspective with the cloud cover coming in from the west. a weak system is going to drop down from the north.

those two will merge and bring in light rain for north bay tomorrow. this is downtown from our tower camera. chilly this morning with patchy frost. late rain for north bay tomorrow. a warmer week with a mix of clouds and sun. more rain arrives friday into saturday. the systems look to get the south bay and the east bay wet as well. this one tomorrow not so lucky. it's a one on our storm impact scale with light showers. today with the cloud cover, you will notice partly to mostly cloudy skies. early tomorrow morning and spotty showers, almost north of santa rosa. as we put the accumulation into motion here, you will notice that could see some mist and drizzle that allows for a couple hundredths and even on the coast. the bulk of the activity is well north of the golden gate. clouds for the rest of us. looking at thanksgiving nicght,

showers we main offshore. this is 8:00 thursday night. as we go through the overnight into friday morning, if you have to work, if you are going shopping, plan on some rain here. into friday and saturday. this system looks like it will be a more significant system. maybe we will bump this up. stay tuned. a long ways out between now and friday. you will want to check back with us. 61 today in oakland. 62 in frefremont. milder in san jose. more cloud cover from santa rosa to napa. tonight, notice that with the cloud cover, we will be a little milder with 40s around the bay, 50s north. a one on our storm impact scale tomorrow morning. light rain in the north bay. then with the wind shift tomorrow, the numbers turn around and we are milder throughout the middle of the week with 70s for most. friday and saturday looks like we will see more rain.

we're getting a little bit of everything. the systems will be warm as we lead up to the weekend. >> i think i will use my app, my weather app to make sure. >> yes. always gotta check that. >> thank you, lisa. last year was pokemon go. this year another augmented reality game is about to burst onto the scene. jonathan bloom has a look at the next reason you might see people running around pointing those smartphones everywhere. >> reporter: to the rest of the world, it's two guys running around with their smartphones. to them, it's a fight to the finish. >> like you see in counter strike, over watch or call of duty, but this time in real l e life. >> reporter: this man loved video games since he was a kid. >> can i have another one? i finish this one. no, no. no. >> reporter: it isn't named after his dad. it's a game that gets players

out of their chairs and into the streets. >> we think it's more social. we think it's much more healthy. we think it's much more fun to play with your friends or even with strangers. >> reporter: he soon realized it wouldn't be easy. smartphone cameras are hardly as accurate as the laser guns of the future. he began raising money. >> i discover that we were absolutely astonishingly famous in china. i don't know how we get there railro. >> reporter: it raced more than $2 million. now brookstone plans to manufacture and sell it. it's $39 for one or $69 for a pair. they will be in stores in time for the holidays. it can tag your opponent from 150 feet away. or you could plant invisible land mines. >> you got me. >> that's super cool.

>> reporter: it changes colors to show what team you are on. it's all about being social. >> meet new people, exercise and have fun at the same time. >> meet new people and shoot them with invisible laser beam snz. >> yes. why not. coming up, the holiday season is here. the special guests who will help light the tree at pier 39 today.

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spirit comes to pier 39. hang out during the tree lighting selight ing celebration. meet friends from disneyland resort. meet your favorite characters, write letters to santa and create crafts. the tree lights up at 6:00 tonight. this is video from last year's celebration. abc 7 news is a sponsor of the event. disney is the parent company of abc 7 news. dress warmly for that event. >> once the sun setz, the temperatures drop like a rock. this morning in the 30s in the north bay. a few in the east bay as well. 43 in san mateo. later today, a lot like yesterday except for more clouds. partly cloudy, upper 50s half moon bay. 64 in concord. some light rain in the north bay. tomorrow one on our storm impact scale. milder tomorrow. our afternoon highs with a mix

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good morning, america. this morning, hazardous weather. strong winds lashing the midwest. the damage left behind. now moving east. the alerts from georgia to maine. and heavy rains for the west. our weather team tracking it all for the start of this busy travel week. breaking overnight. signs of hope. signals which may be from a missing argentine submarine just detected in the search to find the vanished vessel. the u.s. navy's most sophisticated rescue system now deployed to fight this race against time. pastors and politics. the group opposing alabama senate candidate roy moore. >> there is nothing christian about the policies moore has supported. >> pointing to what they call his