good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. >>s this abc7 morning. >> good morning, and thanks for being with us. it's saturday, january 20th. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler 7 for us. >> hi, everyone. we see the sun behind you. boy, is it cold out there. here's live doppler 7. we have mostly clear conditions. partly cloudy skies. some haze here from emeryville. temperatures look like this, 40 in mountain view, 40 in san jose. upper 30s in oakland and gilroy. warmer at the coast. right here, how about 34 in santa cruz, going for a high of 57. 33 in livermore. and 38 in concord with only 31 in napa. so it looks nice and winterlike in the sierra nevada, as it should. back home we will see the 30s last through the next hour or so in the north bay.

40s and 50s elsewhere. by noontime, low 50s. and by the afternoon not much warmer. but plenty of sun. enjoy it. we cloid cloud up tomorrow. rain arrives late sunday. we will track it for you for your monday morning commute in the next few minutes. today marks the country year anniversary of donald trump's inauguration, and the president is waking up to a government shutdown. he was supposed to be in florida today celebrating that anniversary. but that trip has been postponed because of the crisis. abc7 news reporter david wright has the reaction from capitol hill. >> reporter: as of this morning, routine government business grinds to a halt after a night of frantic negotiations behind closed doors and on the senate floor. >> government shutdown was 100% avoidable. >> reporter: senators lingered even after the midnight deadline trying to salvage a deal. >> some people are going to have to get off their high horse and

come to their senses. >> reporter: the month-long stopgap passed by the house failed to clear the senate. so senator lindsey graham tried to rally support for a shorter, three-week stopgap. >> i feel like i'm switzerland, with an army the size of the vatican. >> reporter: but the senate was unable to reach an agreement. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: republicans needed 60 votes to end the debate. in tend sh they fell ten votes short. then the finger-poiting began. senate minority leader chuck schumer called out president trump, whom he met with earlier friday. >> the blame should crash entirely on president trump's shoulders. this will be called the trump shutdown. >> reporter: republicans blame the democrats. >> what we've just witnessed on the floor was a cynical decision by senate democrats to shove aside millions of americans for the sake of irresponsible

political games. >> reporter: the white house released a statement calling this the schumer shutdown, saying this is the behavior of obstructionist losers, not legislators. vice president pence is also reacting this morning. he's on a trip to the middle east. >> i think -- i think what we have to do in this moment is demand that the congress do their job. >> reporter: david wright, abc news, washington. president trump is up early this morning, blaming democrats for the government shutdown on twitter. he says democrats are far more concerned with illegal immigrants than they are with our great military or safety at our dangerous southern border they could have easily made a deal but decided to play shutdown politics instead. we need more republicans in 2018 in order to power through mess. how minority leader nancy pelosi criticized republicans at the capitol. during the government shutdown she told fellow kangs members to stop pretending that the gop tax

plan benefits working americans. >> let's get serious. get it together. some romancing yourselves about that tax bill, and start getting serious about meeting the needs of the american people. >> despite the shutdown, northern california's federal courts will stay open and mail service will continue. yosemite national park will remain open but with limited services. alcatraz will also stay open to tourists and the presidio will mostly be opened. one potentially dangous rouse closure is the cdc flu center. this is the most serious flu season in years. the shutdown could mean that local health departments will continue to collect flu samples but cdc may not test them which is necessary to detect new strains. for a complete look at the impact of the shutdown in the bay area, we have a list on our website, abc7news.com. happening today, the bay area is ready for the women's march. and this year brings a new call

to action. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story now from downtown san jose. >> everyone is with here. no hate, no fear. >> reporter: the first women's march was a reaction to president trump taking office. organizers say this year is different. >> this year it's a proactive march. >> reporter: in san jose the group will march from city thool rein green near the sap center. there, 46 community organizations will be waiting. >> people can learn how they can get engaged in the commune on issues they care about like immigration, reproductive rights, protection for survivors of domestc violence. >> reporter: the theme in 2018 is hear our vote. >> this year we are really focused on action and helping people you know, create change my enabling them, getting more people to register to vote and actually commit to voting. >> reporter: san francisco is expecting at least 80,000 people. there is a rally at civic center plaza at noon. the march begins at 2:00. in oakland thing kick off at

10:00 a.m. at lake merit. there are events planned in santa rosa, sonoma, napa, pacifica, and walnut creek. >> we have take b our democracy for granted too much, i believe. and let's not be so complacent. >> yeah, it's very exciting to see the increased participation of so many people who have been so passive for so long. >> reporter: millions of people marched nationwide last year. it was considered the largest single-day demonstration in u.s. history. in san jose, katie marzullo, abc7 news. there are eight women's marches in the bay area happening today. you can find the full list on our website, abc7news.com. we've posted the start times and locations as well as how public transportation could be impacted throughout day. in other headlines the women who hit and killed a 3-year-old in a crash on interstate 680 will be spending at least the next two years in prison. yaranit malihan was sentenced in a plea deal yesterday. despite protests from the victim's family she will likely

only serve a fraction of her seven-year sentence. abc7 has the story. >> reporter: investigators say yaranit malihan was out on bail in a pending dui case and under the influence of drugs when she crashed her suv into a car stalled on the shoulder of interstate 68 to 0 in san ramon. the september 2016 collision killed 3-year-old elijah dunn, injured his mother, and emotionally scarred two other children in the car. >> we will all have to be in counselling for the rest of our lives, probably. she left a huge, huge, huge, horrible impact on my family and after two years she is going to go on with her life. >> reporter: malihan pled guilty to gross vehicular manslaughter with a multiple victim enhancement. she gave a tearful apology in court. she will only serve half of her seven year sentence. she is already in custody, which means she will get credit for time served. she could be out as early as 2020. >> that's not justice.

that's -- you got a slap on the hand. >> reporter: malihan is married to an alameda county deputy. but the d.a.'s office says that has nothing to do with the case. prosecutors say they charged vehicular manslaughter based on theed of. >> the family wanted a send degree murder charge just like numerous other cases in the area. >> reporter: after the deadly crash, malihan was arrested a third time, for being drunk in public. now the family says they will lobby to change the dui sentencing guidelines. >> with every ounce in my body i'm going to give it all and try to make it happen in his honor. >> reporter: in the east bay, abc7 news. time now is 8:58. the infamous serial stowaway, marilyn hartman has been arrested again for sneaking onto an airplane without a ticket. chicago police send this new booking photo to abc7 news. authorities arrested hartman after she snuck past security at o'hare airport and got on to a british airways flight to london ticketless. she was caught by uk border

agents at heathrow airplane and sent back to chicago where she was arrested of the in recent years hartman tried to board and fly without a ticket from several airports, including san jose, sfo, and oakland international. former 49er dana stubblefield is in jail this morning. our media partner the mercury news reports a judge ordered him held on trial on charges he raped an intellectually disabled women in 2015. prosecutors claim the victim had gone to stubblefield's house to interview for a baby-sitting job. he had been free on bail over a year. but yesterday prosecutors added the allegation that stubblefield used a gun during the assault which made it a no bail case. stubblefield pled not geld guilty to the charges and strongly denied the victim's claims. new details on the pleasant hill teenager who was paralyzed during a wrestling match. generous donors have contributed more than $122,000 to his go fund me account to help with

medical expenses. our media partner the east bay times reports the warriors also sent ryan joseph a replica of the nba championship ring and a signed basketball. ryan has been on a ventilator in the icu since injuring his spinal cord last week. he had a tracheotomy this week to ease his breathing. the college park high school high school athletic director says ryan can now communicate by mouthing words instead of blinking. the time now is 8:10. meteorologist lisa argen is checking the accuweather forecast for news 33 to 50, the temperature spread right now. 50 at the coast. 33 in livermore. a live look from our sutro tower camera. just 43 in san francisco. cold this morning. much colder than we've seen in long time. well will that sunshine help to warm us up i'll tell you how warm we will get today and when the rain will arrive. also ahead, the autopsy report is released from the

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senator mark leno can use the funds he has raised since announcing his candidacy for san francisco mayor last may to apply for matching public financing money from the city. another candidate, angela alioto sued the campaign last week trying to stop his attempts to do so. she claims it gives leno an unfair advantage compared to other candidates who have recently begun to fund raise. the special election is set for june 5th. developing news in san francisco. police say the suspected gunman in a homicide has died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. investigators say winston hue killed a 65-year-old woman this the outer sunset yesterday afternoon. police say they found hue near golden gate park in a car armed with a hand gun. they say he shot him while officers tried to negotiate with him. abc7 news reporter lonnie rivera was at the scene. >> reporter: just in front of golden gate park, you can see yella tape blocking the entrance. police cars in front.

and there are several more inside of the park. police arrived here on scene. and it was a development in a homicide case we were covering not too far from here in the sunset neighbor. police cars arrived. they surrounded the vehicle. and yes, we learned the driver of that vehicle was a suspect wanted in connection with a shooting that took place not too far from here. >> i'm not sure if i know the people who it is. but it's disturbing. you know? it's the block. it's where we live. >> reporter: neighbors arrived home to police tape blocking 34th avenue from ortega to noriega. they waited as police secured the scene after a deadly shooting around 4:30 friday afternoon. >> my daughter called me hysterical because she saw all the police on the block. and didn't know what was happening. and she was afraid. >> reporter: eric's wife called him before he drove home. >> she said she saw police cars and then she heard a scream and a shot. and that was it. and then she was hiding.

>> reporter: detectives suspect 67-year-old winston hue shot the victim, a 65-year-old woman, multiple times, then drove away. in san francisco, lonnie rivera, abc7 news. breaking news in the east bay. firefighters are searching for victims in an apartment fire in martinez. we know at least one person was taken to the hospital. an apartment on farm lane off old orchard road burned this morning. the contra costa county fire protection district says it grew into a second alarm fire. we are working to gather more information, including the condition of that victim. and we will keep you posted as we learn more. a coroner found tom petty dyed from an accidental overdose with a mix of drugs in his system. the autopsy found an anti-depressant, sedatives, and opinion killers, including pent no, which also killed prince.

his feel says he suffered from emif a sima and had a hip. tom petty died in october at the age of 66. the governor has stepped in to block the release of a charles manson family killer. leslie van houten took nart the killings of a couple in 1969. back in september, a parole board decided she was suitable for release. but last night, governor jerry browne reversed that decision. he cited the violent nature of the crime, and how van houten down played her role in the murders during her september parole hearing. on a lighter note, today is shaping up to be a great he day for skiing in tahoe. video from kirkwood and north star resorts show more than a foot of new snow. 9 to 11 inches fell last night in the north tahoe area. today should be sunny but chilly day. there are no chain resubtractions on interstate 80 or highway 50. more snow is expected tomorrow.

>> now time for your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> more snow is coming to the mntsd. is and we are going to see more rain. life doppler 7 picking up on the partly cloudy conditions right now. it is in the 30s here. very, very cold. upper 50s late on. only 43 in san francisco. you are right, thinking it is awfully chilly to start the weekend. 37 in oakland. 40 in mountain view, 41 in san jose. 38 in gilroy. the warm spot is half moon bay at 50 degrees. look how clear it is in san francisco. 34. santa rosa 33 in napa and livermore. it's going to take time to warm up. 37 by the delta and 38 in concord. it is january, we expect this. but boy numbers dropped like a rock last night. anywhere from seven to 12 degrees colder this morning. you can see it is a little bit warmer on the coast and the wind have been very gusty in the

upper allegations. look at the least bay hills, very breezy here as well. an on-shore flow. westerly winds today. they switch to a southwesterly component tomorrow ahead of a coat that will sweep lieu the bay area monday morning. very cold everywhere. and bright and cool this afternoon. several days of rain are slated. we will time it out for you in a few minutes. today, mid to upper 50s. you may see high clouds in the north bay later on today u. it should be a sparkling afternoon. on the cool side. we bring in the storm impact scale for late sunday into monday. it is a one. a quarter to three quarters of an inch. it's going to be breezy. and we will pick up precip south of the golden gate. at the 11:0012:00 hour it sink k

south. the rain breaks apart and we'll see partly cloudy by the afternoon on monday. here are the totals with the north bay, upwards of over an inch. elsewhere, maybe half an inch in oakland. and a quarter of an inch in redwood city and mountain view. this is wednesday afternoon. wet evening commute looks wet. it's slowing down, this system. as we go into thursday, still with us. the showers likely, a cold system through thursday morning. and even into late thursday. be sure to check back with us. the timing will change in the accuweather seven-day forcast looking at mid to upper 50s today and tomorrow. tomorrow we get the sun and cold temperatures. tomorrow,an criesing clouds. you can download our accuweather app. we will keep track of live doppler 7. we will see rain late sunday and tuesday with the next weather maker tuesday into wednesday. it's feeling like winter in the mountains, feeling like it here. er with to the going to warm up much in the next week.

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from your partners at hoodline. >> have you heard the saying life is short, eat dessert first? this week eat dessert to your heart's contend. the first ever dessert festival in san francisco is happening. why didn't we think of this sooner? >> tlishs. >> thank you. >> what can people expect when they come to the festival? >> we have over 18 -- i think we were almost at 20 vendors right now. you are talking about the cheese school, fog city bake house, alexander rotisserie, we are going to be there. so many great names. everyone will be featuring a bite. the restaurant will be passing out specialty cocktails and specialty wines. >> you heard that right. there will be adult drinks to wash down your sweets. a guaranteed sugar rush. the festival is from noon until 4:00 p.m. or to you can join the women's march oakland this saturday. it's a diplomat and peaceful event to shed light on women's

rights. it starts at 10:00 a.m. there is a rally and a man of starting at lake merit amphitheater and end at the franco would youity plaza. signs are allowed but you can't use wood or melts posts to carry them. and happening all weekend long is the sf sketch fest, the comedy schedule is in full swing featuring 230 shows in three week at various venues around the city. this sunday they will spotlight ab's speechless including actress mini drive. tickets are available on line. for information on all of these events and others, go to abc7news.com and we will link you up with hoodline. i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. a victory parade was held in the streets of oakland to celebrate the war, not the golden state warriors but the mcclymonds high school warriors. sky 7 followed the parade as it

made its way from school to school. they brought home their second championship. the event included the employers, emin of the community and mayor of oakland, who didn't come empty handed. >> it is my honor the present to you as the mayor of oakland something that i hope you share i -- cheris, and that is a key to the city. [ cheers and applause ] >> last month, the warriors crushed a team from the central valley by a score of 42-12 to win the state title. still to come on abc7 mornings, the flu epidemic is getting worse. why the cdc is now call this the worst flu season in years. government is shut down. but what does it all mean for you? i'm

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good morning east bay. let's get up and get informing? this is abc7 morning. >> good morning. thanks for being with us. i'm chris nguyen. we are starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather. here's lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. >> nobody is fooled. i have heard from lots of folks saying how cold it is this morning. the view from mount tam. it might look pretty out there. wow, 43 in fran. 37 in oak. 40 in mountain view. gilroy is at 40. the warm spot, 50, half moon bay. from our emeryville, 34 still in livermore and napa.

38 in concord. this is the snowy scene we like to see in the sierra nevada. it was 19 there last hour. looking at 30s and 40s threw the next hour or so. then we will rebound to the 50s by noontime. low to mid 50s by the afternoon at 4:00. dry today, dre tomorrow, and rain moves in late tomorrow in the north bay. the rainiest days will be monday, wednesday, and thursday. and we'll see how much rain we are going to come up with this week. >> an update to the breaking news in martinez. fire officials in contra costa county say the victim of an apartment fire has laned. it happened on farm lane. the fire grew into a second alarm but is now under control. we are working to gather more information is we will keep you posted on our website, abc7news.com. our time is aroaching 8:31. as congress deals with a government shutdown, democrats and republicans are pointing

their fingers at each other. and get this, the shutdown itself could cost the country's economy $38 million every hour. abc news reporter maggie rulli is live in new york city with the latest developments this morning. maggie, good morning to you. chris, good morning. those numbers are shocking, but besides just the government shutdown, today also marks the one-year anniversary of the day donald trump became the president. and the political battle is as heated as ever. the government is hut down. and both sides had taking shots. >> the blame should crash entirely on president trump's shoulders. this will be called the trump shutdown. >> what we've just witnessed on the floor was a cynical decision by senate democrats to shove aside millions of americans for the sake of irresponsible political games. >> reporter: top lawmakers and president trump met throughout the day scrambling to make a

last-minute compromise. yet by the midnight deadline, still no deal. democratic lawmakers say they won't pass a spending bill unless they get guaranteed protection force d.r.e.a.m.ers, the nearly 800,000 undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. >> where is the urgency when it comes to d.r.e.a.m.ers? there is an urgency. there is an urgency in their lives because of the uncertainty of tomorrow. >> reporter: in a statement, the white house called this an attempt to hold lawful citizens hostage and republicans say there is no rush to write legislation protecting d.r.e.a.m.ers. while the specifics are unclear, here's most likely how the shutdown will affect you. it could cost the u.s. economy $38 million every hour. hundreds of thousands of federal employees will be furloughed without pay. and by february, members of the military will see their paychecks delayed. essential services would continue. you will still get your mail. social security benefits will go out. tsa and air traffic control will keep working.

senators are back at work starting today at noon. but we are already feeling the effects of that shutdown. right now, we are standing in an area where people come to wait for the statue of liberty but visitors aren't being allowed onto ellis island today. since it's run by the federal government it's now shut down indefinitely. abc7 news. >> maggie, thank for the live report. new this morning, it turns out the government shutdown will not impact the cdc's flu program. but new numbers indicate that the epidemic is getting worse with more children dying because of the flu. abc news reporter ariel rasha has the story. >> reporter: they are the faces of this year's deadly flu epidemic. this third grader in alabama among the latest victims. the cdc calling this the worst flu season in eight years. >> activity has gone up again this week. >> reporter: children hit particularly hard. so far, 30 pediatric deaths have been reported, nearly double this time last year. clinics across the country

packed with patients. some even running out of crucial medication. >> a lot of doctors are prescribing anti-viral drugs. in some places when the patients go to pick them up they may not have them at that time. >> reporter: now one of the largest studies ever showing how contagious the flu can be. researchers warning it can spread simply by breathing. no coughing or sneezing required. >> across a short distance i could be breathing and little particles might travel and you might breathe them in and get sick. i think that's just a real concern in terms of how my flu is spread. >> reporter: at least 70 deaths reported in california. 79 in indiana. this map showing states with the highest flu activity. 49 caught in the cross hairs of the dangerous strain. ariel rasha, abc news new york. we want to turn to some of the biggest stas of u.s.a. gymnastics confronting their former team doctor who pleaded guilty to abusing his young

patients. the elite athletes facing dr. larry nasser in the courtroom. abc news reporter has more now. >> reporter: disgraced former dr. larry nassar breaking down in court as his victims spoke. >> wow. >> be strong. be strong. >> what have you done? >> reporter: nassar, shaking, taking off his glasses, and wiping away tears. more than 100 women expected to speaker during the sentencing for the former doctor, found guilty of sexually assaulting young gymnasts and others tell them it was a medical treatment. >> you hid for years behind olympic rings and a spartan head. but there is now nowhere left for you to hide, larry. >> reporter: olympic gold medallist al aye raisman taking the stand on the part of what she calls an army of survivors giving her former abuser a warning. >> the tables are turned we are here, we have our voices and we are not going anywhere. and now larry it's your turn to listen to me.

i'm no longer a victim. i'm a survivor. >> reporter: raisman showing the strength and grit she's known for in competition, staring straight at the former team doctor for u.s.a. gymnastics and michigan state as she spoke. >> treatments with you were mandatory. you took advantage of that. lying on my stomach, with you on my bed, cysting that your inappropriate touch would help to heal my pain. >> reporter: no tears. instead, determination and anger directed not just at nassar but also at u.s.a. gymnastics. >> the organization that i feel is rotting from the inside. >> reporter: and raisman's former teammate, olympic gold medallist jordan weaver facing nassar with a similar sentiment. >> the lack of accountable from u.s. ag, usoc and michigan state caused me and men other girls to remain shameful, confused and disappointed. >> reporter: abc news, new york. >> such brave women. more victims are scheduled to speak to nassar when the hearing resumes on monday.

time now is 8:36. facebook is making changes to your news feed to stop the spread of fake news. the social media site is ranking news sources based on trustworthiness. a recent survey look at users trust in different sources. facebook says it will prioritize news that's informative and relevant to people's local communities. about 4% of what you see on your fuse feed is actual news. new details now on the dead whale found on point reyes beach. the marine mammal center says the whale was entangled in something before it died. the body of the young hump back whale washed ashore on christmas eve. they didn't know if the entanglement directly led to the whale's death. still ahead on abc7 mornings, making your dreams come true. meet the local teenager who had a little help from his friends

at the san jose sharks. first a live look outside this morning from our abc7 roof camera. it is shaping up to be a nice day across the bay area. but there is some rain in the forecast. meteorologist lisa argen will let us know when we can expec

happening today, lose yourself in a world where good always triumphs over evil, whether your fan of "star wars" or superman. the cartoon art museum is

holding a grand opening on its new location on beach street near ghiradelli square. it features cartoons of all kind to cammic strips, anime and political cartoons. doors opened to the public back if october, but today is the official grand opening. admission is $10 for adults, $4 for children. looks like a fun time, lisa. >> uh-huh, how about 15 degrees at the tahoe valley airport. 18 in truckee. a live look outside. a high of 34 today in south lake. it looks beautiful, the way it should w the snow on the trees there. more snow in the forecast for the mountains. and we will talk about rain back home. today it's all about dry and sunny. i'll explain coming up. skiers are loving it lisa, thank you. also next, the giants officially welcome their new third baseman evan longoria. what does he think about joining a team that won only 64 games last year.

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the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ . in sports, the warriors can break the franchise record for consecutive road wins in houston. golden state will try to extend their 14 game winning streak against the rocket. watch the game right here on abc7. tip-off at the toyota center is at 5:30 p.m.

then stick around for toyota after the game with larry beil and mike shumann andn houston and the studio has analysis at 8:00 p.m. >> giants fan fest is three weeks away at at&t park. yesterday the team formally introduced their new third baseman. here's larry beil with the highlights in this modern's sports report. >> good morning, the dreams of january carlo and ohtani turned into the reality of longoria and mchutchin. giants introduced their new third baseman, evan longoria yesterday. he will wear number 10. it was a three time all-star in ten seasons with tampa bay. the giants acquired him via trade last month. he looked at the giants body of work in the past decade. he sees a team with a winning record. not the team that stomached with only 64 wins last year. >> you can only go up. it's tough to win only 64 games.

just the belief that last year was not what this organization is all about. and that, you know, they continue to put one foot in front of the other in gaining grounds towards getting back to the world series and the postseason. the warriors go for a perfect road trip and a franchise record 15 straight road wins tonight in houston. tip-off, 5:30 here on abc7. no jordan bell. he's out at least two weeks with a sprained ankle. as for the rockets their organization focused solely on knocking off the warriors. houston won the season opener at oracle. however, the warriors won 12 of their last 14 regular season matchups and seven straight in houston. james hardin? not impressed. >> james, is there any more significance to playing golden state compared to other games. >> no. >> the fact they have got this winning streak in this building, is there some significance of trying to -- >> none of that matters. >> saturday night, primetime,

los angeleser stage, does that bring out any -- >> nope. >> thanks for sharing your feelings, james. college hoops, stanford women trild by as many as 12 to usc. mcphee with 10 of her 12 in the fourth. 55-59, cardinal. they won six of seven, cal lost to ucla. patriots quarterback tom brady listed as questionable for sunday's afc championship game with jacksonville because of a mysterious hand injury. nobody is certain how you hurt it or what the injury is. and brady added intrigue by showing up wearing dwlofs and dodging questions. >> how is your hand? >> i'm not talking about it. >> are you going to throw any footballs today. i'm not talking about that. >> tom, where why are you wearing gloves inside? >> he already asked that. >> have you ever thrown the ball with gofs, have you ever played a game with gloves? >> it's been a long time you

said two questions, see you. thank you. >> it's like james hardin. nobody wants to talk. that's a wrap on morning sports. see you back here for warriors and rockets tonight at 5:30. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good saturday morning. certainly chilly out there. it's in no hurry the warm up outside. live doppler 7 shows a little bit of cloud cover out there. in the east bay hills camera, it's nice and sunny. but boy, it is cold. numbers in the 30s in oakland. 43 in san francisco. that's cold. 40 in "gma" and gilroy. we have upper elevation wind. that's influencing some of the temperatures right now. it is going to be a cool afternoon. 3 in livermore. 37 fairfield. concord, 38 and napa is just at 33. so this morning, boy, everyone really feeling it. seven to 12 degrees colder. and the winds from the peninsula

to the north bay to the east bay really allowing for a well mixed atmosphere. that's why we don't have any fog. but the winds will be on-shore today. southwesterly tomorrow as the front moves through late sunday into monday. chilly temperatures this modern. right and cool this afternoon. and several days of rain in the extended outlook. favoring the north bay but everyone will pick up some precipitation. mid 50s for oakland and fremont as well as palo alto and 55 in vallejo. then tonight a few more clouds. almost as cold. 30s to the north and east with low 40s in oakland. bringing in your storm impact scalings this is for sunday night into monday. it is a one. you can see how generous the rain is from the north bay. .8 to about two inches. we could see anywhere from a quarter of an inch to 3/4 of an inch elsewhere. here's the timing. dry tomorrow. 2:30, the rain line is in sonoma county. then it sink right in time for the morning commute.

this is hid night. says with us until 3:00 and then it falls apart. we see a break on tuesday. over an inch in the north bay, calistoga, santa rosa. maybe half an inch in oakland. quarter of an inch in redwood city. dry tuesday. into wednesday morning. wednesday afternoon the rain comes in, stays with us through the overnight hours and into thursday. we have some scattered showers. it is a cold system. you can see the snow this heading into the sierra nevada. boy, do we need it. maybe half an inch to a foot with the first system. the accuweather seven-day forcast shows rain coming in late on sunday into monday. one or our storm impact scale through thursday. download your accuweather app. and live doppler 7 will keep you up to date on the inre. don't look for warm temperatures today or tomorrow. but enjoy the sun today. the timing always changes on these systems. because it's so close w the heaviest rain in the north bay, you are going to want to stay tuned because any slip further

south will enhance the rainfall total in san francisco, south and east. we are looking at that for the wednesday storm as well. >> lisa, thank you. this weekend, the san jose sharks and make a wish are teaming up to help make a north bay teenager's dream come true. we were there as he took to the ice an an honor rather member of the team. >> he's got it all, speed, size, physicality, likes to fight a little bit, right? >> at the sharks practice facility in san jose, 15-year-old haden bradley is living out a dream. >> passing and shooting on them. it was so fun. i don't know how to describe it. it was so fun playing out there. >> reporter: with his family cheering him on from the stand, an acknowledgment of the journey that may have never been. >> seen him in that hospital bed. you know, it's just -- almost more than a mother can bear. >> reporter: born with a heart defect called pulmonary atresia,

bradley's pulmonary valve was closed obstructing the outflow of blood from his heart to his lung. this shows him in the neonatal intensive care unit. last year, he underwent open heart surgery to replace the involve completely. that's when his uncle got in touch with make a wish. >> through the open heart surgery, this is him all through his life. from the day he was born he has been a fighter. >> reporter: adding to the challenge of his recovery, bradley's family narrowly escaped the north bay wildfires. devastation is just outside of their doorstep. in the next three days, bradley will be an honor rather member of the san jose sharks. captain joe pavelski is glad to have him on board. >> guys were excited to see him. we know he has been through a lot. you can see the excitement on his face. >> reporter: this kid showing that faith and perseverance will lead you where you want to be. >> even if you watch them, it's

nothing like when you are playing with them. they are so fast and can do everything in a split second. it's so crazy. >> the sharks' newest player taking it all in stride. not only will he take part in today's pregame activities against the pittsburgh penguins, he will travel with the team for tomorrow's game against the an mime ducks. today, the first ever opportunity for players of pokemo

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snowpack and also our climate tolg here back home. >> at least for now, thank you for the sunshine. we will certainly enjoy that. and thanks to you for joining us on abc7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. a full of nba basketball coming up. at noon, nba countdown takes a look at today's games. then at 12:30 russel ws brook and did oklahoma city thunder face lebron james and the cavaliers. then at 5:30, the warriors and the houston rockets. be sure to stick around for toyota after the game. for now, the news continues on line, on twitter, facebook, and instagram. thanks again for choosing abc7 news. go out and make it a great day, everybody.

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