good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thank you for joining us on this sunday 7th. let's get a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. good morning, everyone. i'm up on the rooftop, it is pretty chilly. we have also had some fog. we have some wet weather headed our way. so live dr so live doppler 7 is showing a quarter mile in the south bay. current numbers in the upper 30s from santa

we are cooler than this hour yesterday. the forecast today calls for the 30s and the 40s for the 7:00 hour. 50s by noontime. mostly cloudy skies, upper 50s to near 60. and we have many advisories to pass along to you, carolyn. we have a flood watch, wind advisory, and we'll talk about it in a couple minutes. >> a lot going on. thank you, lisa. developing news out of fairfield this morning where the search is on for a gunman who open oed fire on an east freeway leaving one man with life-threatening wounds and injuring poli other /* this led to the closure of freeway ramps for hours. stephanie wilson has the details. >> we don't know if it was an exchange of gunfire or not.

the victim was in a silver honda accord and the shooter pulled up next to him. >> reporter: the driver was hit multiple times and the other driver drove off. >> the driver was incapacitated and collided into other cars. >> first he crashed into this suv and then this car. >> he was somewhat coherent and is at the hospital now. >> reporter: the lieutenant says the driver is in critical condition. a total of seven other people were in the other two vehicles, some of them were injured as well. >> hospital. we just have some information there were a couple other vehicles that fell victim to the collision that were no longer unseen when our others arrives. so we're asking especially those drivers to give us a call. >> reporter: police are

reviewing nearby surveillance cameras hoping to identify the suspect's vehicles. in fairfield, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. a man from the los angeles area is facing charges after investigators say he planted a camera inside a mill valley home to peep on a boy. this picture was tweeted of 32-year-old marcus alan williams being taken into custody friday night at san francisco international airport. we are told he's and friend of the boy's family and was on his way to visit them. the boy's mother found the cameras as well as images on it last week and called the sheriff's office. the investigators say williams was previously a guest at the home and now they are trying to determine if there are more victims. the owner and founder of san francisco's four barrel country club has agreed to check but carnival reports that eight beloved employees filed lawsuit

against jeremy tucker seen here in a facebook photo. he's also accused of creating a toxic workplace for female employees. at least one company has separate ties. in a tweet, les said they will not buy from and rather than embarking on day two of recreational pot, this is after the saturday debut by all accounts was a big hit. customers lines up more than three hours before the doors opened at a shaf dozen marijuana dispensaries in the say. carlos is showing us the fanfare. >> for some, it was like the grand opening of a retail store. for others, it was more of a

holy experience. and when you're waiting for some saint to open it up for you. >> the handful of sf open their >> we had a lot of issues to work through. there were people who frank lly didn't understand cannabis. everything is open now and has its due course. >> the district up didn't mind the way, but wasn't real enthused after jeff sessions said he will crack down on federal government is in california and colorado. >> reporter: whether it is for,

pot holders are celebrating this day. >> people have been waiting for this day to come. >> you must be know more than 20 to se to. and the winning numbers of the powerball, 12, 29, 30, 33, 61 and the powerball number is 26. before last night's drawing, people were stalking up on tickets to make sure their's was the one. here's lavon miracles can happen in more than one place at a time. this ticketholder won $1.8

million. >> i am upset that i bought my tickets and this is the one day i did not buy them here. >> not too disappointed to buy again. it is thrilling, you never know. >> reporter: customers line up for a shot at the powerball jacket jacket jackpot. this store and others in the bay area from castro valley to nob hill are selling tickets for megamillions and dollar-haul. it's a big, big one. ma >> reporter: business slowed down saturday night. a stark contrast to all the daytime action at this 7-eleven. and the powerball jackpot dropped to $40 million.

lottery officials say someone in new hampshire purchased the ticket. and somebody in florida is $415 million richer, not clear yet who bought friday night's winning mega millions ticket at the 7-eleven near tampa. that person has 180 days to claim that prize. new video shows a collision between the south boulevard and 3rd avenue. then the suv comes through and hits it. then the police officers were responding to another crash involving an officer. the first crash happened at 8:30 yesterday morning. a witness still

accident. all those hurt in the crash are expected to recover. now to the crash of a truck that ended up in the petaluma boulevard. the man failed to navigate a curve near 101. he was able to escape from the truck. his two dogs also apparently got out. they have not been found. john gruden's official return to the raiders is back. tweets said last night, welcome back, coach grruden. let's get to work. >> it will be 20 years ago as john gruden was then the youngest coach in the

john gruden will be interested on arizona as the latest new coach. mark davis is going to pay him $10,000 for the next 10 years so gruden can take advantage of tech kids a, but he's stayed around the game. this is a different league and the modern day attention span is not what it used to be. ten years is the longest contract ever handed out in the nfl. the raiders owner mark davis is changing his legacy to the las vegas raiders. >> that was mike schuman reporting. the opy plan to share the operations to office space in

jack london square. they have to a first. we are looking at numbers across the bay, even chillier in the upper 30s in the inland valleys. enjoy today, the last dry day before you get hit with a powerful storm. it's a level three. i'll have the details, next. thank you, lisa. also ahead, a look at the effects of the brutally cold weather hitting several states. where they could get some release. and the curtain is following at a movie theater in the east

welcome back. it is 5:14 on this sunday morning. thank you for waking up so early to join us for abc 7 mornings. this is a live look at the roof cam. it's the calm before the storm. new year, new weather pattern, and a pretty significant storm headed this way. lisa along shortly with the full accuweather forecast. happening today, if you want to see a movie at the new ring theater, you better do so tonight. because the curtain is falling. after tonight's showing, the theater will be shutting down. the owner says the place is too expensive to keep up. they are having a hard time kepting ing keeping the doors open. and the east bay church will

celebrate its an verniversary t way it has for the last few years, they give away a car. the church selects a family that endures this. and this is a belief to l to l l community service and engage in their purpose. it's a traditional unlike any other. for the ten straight day. n now the requirement is taking off your pants. as a stunt by the group improv everywhere to create a scene of chaos and joy. make a mental note when you have to stand up on

and temperatures are well below the freezing mark. and then there's all the snow. the northeast is digging out following a monster storm. as abc's daria tells us. the weather is ripping off the nation. a fire at the worst this row home up in flames, two people killed, one of them a firefighter after part of the structure collapsed. >> we are without words. >> reporter: a firefighter and 11-year veteran of the department. area stuck on the jackpot for 7 1/2 hours. >> you can imagine the frustration people feel to land in new york knowing they are sitting on the tarmac for three hours is what we were originally

told. further south than charleston, one of two runways finally reopening they >> we expect this at this time of the year. >> reporter: they are working to keep everyone safe and a few brave souls take on the temperament. mild mildly improving this week. and it is so cold in michigan. take a look at this phenomenon in lake michigan. the lake near good harbor bay. glenn harbor is filled with ice and looks like a spherical structure.

back at home, it's not as cold weerk north star california tweeted this yesterday that area can see. they saw six inches here. and good morning to you. they can use a lot more than that. and you're going to get some, but the initial sector of the storm will bring rain first. here's live doppler 7, you can see the cloud cover over the bay area with plenty of fog. look at the south bay, three-quarter mile visibility. and the typical spots in the north bay. so two tropical moisturing to

the areas of fog this morning, cloudy skies this afternoon with a few peeks of sun. heavy rain is the possibility of some flooding. and we do have a winded a surprisery as well. it is what we are looking at all very commute tomorrow for the entire say. so let's take you through it hour by:00 in the morning, you can see the heavy rain offshore. the morning commute, 5:00, look at the yellow down the peninsula. right on through about 9:30 in the morning. still the pounding rain in the north bay. then by 3:00, another wave of still more heavy rain.

this will continue in a mt. sor scattered fashion. 10:00 tomorrow, 34-mile-an-hour wind gust. as we get into the 80 evening commute, 39 miles per hour in oakland. 34 degrees in pella. it lasts through the evening and it will dial up through the overnight hours. it was over an inch for fremont. two feet of concord, the snow will be out of here by tuesday. above 1200 feet, 6 to 14 inches. the wind gusts are 25 to 55

we are in the upper 50s to low 60s. it will be a cooler afternoon. and the accuweather seven-day forecast shows a little bit of sunshine today. not as much as yesterday while the downpours and windy conditions took our level e from wednesday on, we have dry conditions and much warmer. we are looking at the mid-60s by the end of the week. so certainly a big one to contend with. weapon only have seen a couple of degrees, so hopefully folks can get organized and be prepared for this tomorrow. >> yeah, i'm glad you are out there today and not tomorrow. >> we are leaving our panel here. what is supposed to be t

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thursday's magnitude centered in berkeley has many of us wondering when the big one will come. for more than a century, scientists have studied using seismographs. there may be an even better instrument now for the job. and it's buried right beneath our feet. >> these are called geotherms. >> reporter: the seismographs have not changed much, but now the lawrence national lab has

big plans for something much smaller. >> each of these tiny strands is a single fiber of plows to transmit light along. >> reporter: they are the fiberoptic cables that make up the internet. >> during the first dot-com initiative we installed a lot of fiber underneath the ground. with the expectation that people would use it all the time. >> but they installed too much. now the unused dark fibers could be the key to lear key about earthquakes. but a short light reflects into the fiber and and the timing changes. >> this is the back in september. offshore and urban areas we don't have sensors, unfortunately.

it turns out that the data can be used for much more than >> just by using the start fiber, you're getting a picture of the depth of the water table up here and some of the changes in soil type. >> reporter: it could help store water in aquafores and to plan for the big one. >> knowing how hard or soft the soil is can help us to allocate first-aid, emergency response and a smart way. the most expensive bottle of vodka was stolen last week but now it has been found. the vodka valued at $1.3 million was taken from a bar in copenhagen. the pictures are of the bottle of

the bottle was found on a construction site in copenhagen, but what happened to the vodka? still to come on abc 7 this morning, the flu season is hitting the area hard. why they recommend you do not need to go to the hospital if you e

and now we'll look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. i'm on the roof here. it is foggy in san francisco, but we have fog all around the bay. temperatures are cool, 39 in santa rosa, 48 in san francisco, 47 in san jose. and that is anywhere from 2 to

11 degrees colder than we were yesterday at this hour. so there's emeryville, you can kind of see the fog in the distance there. we are looking at the 30s and 40s through 7:00, even 8:00. then by noontime, the low 50s, lots of cloud cover. we'll be dry today with temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60. a dry evening, but i want to pass wind advisory from noon until 6:00 on tuesday. a couple days of heavy rain. we'll see it more about it coming up. and pharmacies are running out of ways to treat it and the emergency rooms are packed. they are urging that you don't go to the hospital how

medical experts say this year's flu season may be outpacing last year's because it's peaking earlier. and the new look claims he's mentally unfit for office. he tweeted, quote, my two greatest assets in life have been being smart and looking good. and the latest book relieving three hours with the. ames. . and several gop leaders are retreating at camp david this weekend. as ashley reports, they are discussing economic and national security priorities for the legislative year ahead. >> reporter: the first weekend

of the new year and president trump got a working start. meeting with gop leaders and members of its cabinet at camp david to outline this year's legislative agenda. we are very prepared for the next year. >> reporter: also on the agenda? economic growth. >> we have achievements we want to build on. historic achievements to get our economy growing much faster. >> reporter: the fight against the opioid crisis. >> one of the things we are discussing and discussing very powerfully is drugs pouring into this country. and thou develop it. >> reporter: and a lot of talk about finding common ground with democratic lawmakers. >> we hope that 2018 is a year of more bipartisan cooperation. >> with an immigration policy,

wa -- >> this is something i would like to see happen. >> president trump will return to the white house on sunday. one of president trump's strongest supporter, nikki haley, is a guest on "this week with george stephanopoulos." and bernie sanders will also make an appearance. and there's a discussion on the latest in the russia investigation. this airs at 8:00 tonight. with freezing conditions on the west coast, people are warning you to not animals outside. atlas the dog fell into a pond yesterday. one man grabbed a kayak and used

that, a ladder and a rope harness to pull at lalas to saf. >> i'm not a hoar row. hero. i have a soft spot for dogs. and i just hope someone would do that if my dug was stuck out on the ice and scoring just 45 points in three quarters of football, but along the way he changed a little boy's life. a boy is battling bone cancer and got to meet his idol. melissa mcbride from our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> reporter: 13-year-old jaylon windson shakes two, ties, three

here is a surprise for his number one fan. >> i got you a jersey. >> oh, my godness, wow! >> and the message is, i'll be right there. this is just for you. and these are the shoes i warmed up in, not the ones i wore to win the game duh -- >> oh my gosh. >> i appreciate you. >> reporter: i appreciate you having me. >> reporter: he got to try on his champ chip raiders game. they beat the clippers >> for you, guys that support us all year long. >> he's excited, he's thrilled, he's grateful and thankful that his family is just overwhelmed

with gratefulness as well. >> reporter: we were introduce ed to steph curry. >> they have been waiting for this day for so long now. so many people came together in the community to make this happen. so it's been a true blessing for jaylon. >> reporter: it's a day jaylon will never forget to have the player he looks up to lift his spirits. >> everyone, enjoy the game of the day. and hopefully we'll keep in touch. >> great player, great guy. still ahead here on "abc 7 mornings," now that recreational pot is legal, there's still a cloud hanging over the industry. it's all about the money.

you could put san francisco back in the banking business. and here's a live look from the roof camera. you can't even see the bridge there. lisa will be up herself shortly to bring you the full

welcome back, everyone. this is a live look from the south beach camera. and as you can see, the fog is in full effect. normally we can see a little bit of the bay bridge, well, more

than a little bit from this camera. this morning, no, not at all. it is pretty chilly today as well. oing to be dry, but then on our exclusive abc 7 weather impact scale, a big storm is headed our way. it's a 3. lisa has all the details coming up. and happening today, on this dry day, your final chance to see new cars from lincolns to lamb burr gee helps to appreciate the models. they stretch for models at the convention center. the doors open at 10:00. also happening today, if you're still hanging on to the

holidays, you can enjoy san jose's christmas in the park one last time. plaza decaesar chavez has been transformed for the 38th time in a row. many schools are bringing awareness to charities and causes. that opens at 9:00 this morning. let's go up on the roof and head to lisa with an accuweather forecast. >> hi, carolyn. there's certainly a lot of fog out here. not in just the typical spots we see in the north bay, but we have it from san francisco down to the san mateo to bridge. numbers are in the 30s and 40s. it's 50 in half-moon bay. one more dry day before we see the biggest storm system we have seen for the 2018 season. that's not saying much, i know. but this is a level three. if i will be back if

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giving you the confidence of a healthier mouth. colgate total. be totally ready for life. in sports the san jose sharks are looking to bounce back after friday night's overtime loss. today the men will face-off against the winnipeg jets. the puck drops at noon. in the nba, the first rogue trip of the year was finished strong meeting the clippers in l.a. steph curry showing no signs of cooling off in just his fourth game back after missing 11 games due to that ankle injury. here's shu with all the highlights in this morning's sports. >> reporter: good morning. well, the warriors ended a three-game road trip yesterday against the clippers. kevin durant is out with a sore calf, but they beat the clips 11

straight and steph threw down 30 points in 30 minutes. steph curry had 17 points in the third quarter. stops and popser h ee here. bad news for the clips, taking an elbow to the head, diagnosed with a concussion, he had to leave the game. a monster dunk by willie reed. check that out, he doesn't want to get posterized. but there was no answer for steph. drive here goes up and under. they are up by nine at the half. dropping it in, another three. eight in the game. 45 points. and he only played three quear s quarters. and finishing the alley-oop from green. 121-108 was the final. >> i always feel like i'm hot. if you step on the floor and don't have that confidence, that's not who i am. when i'm out there, every shot you take you feel like it is

going in. >> it is easier to find that kind of juice when you keep the secret. college hoops, bears and bruins, first after, chris wilkins had six points. misses the three. the bears turnover trouble lasted all year. he did a good job last night, but he had ten with the steal and the finish. justin led the bears with 22 points, but they were never in this contest. the bruins had 17 threes. driving it from the corner, plus one. ucla wins 107-84. nfl playoffs, wild card saturday between the falcons and rams in l.a. devonte freeman punches his way into the end zone with the help of his lineman. he deserves to spike the football. 13-0, atlanta. jared gaul playing in his first nfl game. one thrown touchdown.

meanwhile, matt ryan, slips on the field, still manages to throw a perfect pass to julio jones. they will face the eagles next week in the divisional round. and the chiefs hosting the titans, tennessee down in the third quarter, the first play. this makes it a one-possession game. and the 22-yard dart to eric decker gives the we'll have more highlights tonight. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann, have a great day. now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good saturday morning. coming to you on top of the roof here in san francisco, we have a lot of low clouds here.

a lot of doppler radio is less than a have mile from three miles here. the big news is two storm systems coming together. you can see the one on the top of the screen. a second one here on the bottom. these will merge to bring heavy rain to the bay area tomorrow. 46 right now in concord. 45 in hayward and 48 in the city. we bring in the storm impact scale. it's a 3. i think we have had three threes in the past year or two. and we're looking at not only strong storms, but overnight tonight while you're sleeping, the rain begins. but the monday morning commute, check it out. you have heavy rain throughout the entire bay area at 5:00.

then through 9:00 in the morning, waves of heavy rain move in by the afternoon. this is the time the national weather service put in a flood advisory. the reason being, rain rates could be a half inch to an hour. that means we could get ponding on the roadways. here's the flood watch from monday afternoon through sonoma. the burn scar areas are within the realm here. and we still have rain for the morning commute. the afternoon is slowly beginning to dissipate. and by 4:00, we're looking at scattered showers. so about a day and a half of that with rainfall amounts anywhere from 2 1/2 inches in novato to up to 3 inches in north bay. an inch and a half in hayward. 2 inches in half-moon bay and an inch and three quarters in liver

more. right there tuesday morning with gusts over 50 miles an hour. 10:00 in the morning, a 30-mile-an-hour wind gust on the coast. but we have winds gusting to 40 and 50 miles an hour. but as it winds down through the overni overnight snowfall, it's a winder storm possible. one to two feet, monday into thursday. your accuweather forecast is calling for sun to a little bit of the other way around. the clouds are a three, but then the storm chance on tuesday. get help navigating throughout the day monday into monday night. unfortunately, we are seeing

extremes with no rain in december, practically, and a big onslaught for a day and a half. we have not had three. >> that's right, yes. >> we'll keep an eye on it, thank you. recreational marijuana is now legal for adults in california, but banking options for the cash-only industry are still hazy. because financial institutions are federally money and marijuana is illegal under rules. >> california is supposed to generate $7 billion a year, but where do you stash the cash? banks amid federal regulation are reluctant to open accounts.

the fear is massive wads of cash will lead to violent crime. henry wykowski is a lawyer with the marijuana industry. >> people are going to get hurt, people will be killed. it is something that shouldn't have to happen for people to indust industry, in the industry. >> most dispensaries are cash only. to me, it's a security risk that i would much rather not have to deal or subject our customers to. >> strategies are being discussed on the state and local levels. california treasury john chung recently convened a working group that suggested among other ideas opening up a state-backed institution. maria cohen set up a task force to consider a city-owned bank

for cannabis clients and others. >> how do they bank and carry out their transactions in a safe, manageable procedure? >> it would benefit the industry, but what was beneath now has to come out of the shadows. >> the way you do that, you encourage the people to put their proceeds into the bank. >> and he says once the proceeds are in the bank, they are traceable and makes the process transparent. coming up, it is america's sweet e sweetest

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numbers, it was sold in new hampshire. we told you about that at the top of the show. wednesday night's jackpot resets to a lousy $40 million. and the winning numbers from last night's $12 million super lotto plus, 4, 15, 21, 24, 39. the mega number 6. no one picked all six in that drawing. wednesday night's prize goes up to $13 million. happening today, america's sweetest race. you can drink hot cocoa while running in a 5k or 15k. it's the annual hot chocolate run in san francisco. participants start in golden gate park and run along the great highway and finish back in the park. if you get thirsty during the race, just stop by any of the sweet stations along the course, make your own cup of hot chocolate with marshmall lows, chocolate chips and m&ms. the 5k starts at 7:30. the 15k at 8:10. proceeds from the race benefit the make-a-wish foundation.

up next on "abc 7 mornings at 6:00," gunfire on the road sets off a series of crashes leaving at least eight people injured. one with gunshot wounds. the hunt now on for the gunman. and recreational pot shops made their first sales in san francisco. we will take a look at how it went.

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there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thank you for joining us on this sunday, january 7th. let's start with a quick look at the weather, our meteorologist lisa argen is up on the road. hey, carolyn. good morning to you. it is foggy up here in the 30s and the 40s. fog has spread all about the bay. we have a half mile in hayward, two miles in san carlos. that's a little better at the airport, a mile visibility