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the clouds are increasing, and that's a good sign rain is on the way. >> here's live doppler 7 sheing green right off our coastline as the first of two badly needed storms is about to move in. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the rain should bring some smoke relief tomorrow. you can see skies were clearing up a bit today. sandhya patel has when the much needed is arriving. >> as early as tomorrow morning. that is welcome news. let me show you the air quality right now. we're heading in the right direction. most of you in the moderate to sensitive category. the yellow and orange. fairfield, livermore and san jose still unhealthful at this hour in the red. air quality advisory and spare the air alert remain in effect through tomorrow as poor air quality will still linger in the east bay but moderate for all

parts of the bay area. winds gusting to 23 miles an hour in the hills helping to blow some of the smoke away. we're tracking two storms with live doppler 7. first one is a level 2. a moderate strength storm. expect rain briefly heavy at times. thunder is possible in isolated spots. wind gusts 20 to 40 miles an hour, strongest along the coast and in the hills. i'll be back with the forecast of when you can expect cleaner air and much needed rain. dan and ama. >> thanks very much. today san francisco crews cleared gutters to prepare for tomorrow's storm. and they're warning folks to rake leaves to keep drains from clogging and flooding. for some raking isn't enough. crews pass out sandbags. one woman lives in a neighborhood that floods every year. >> walls get all flooded. we have to get the sheet rock

taken off, you know, because that mold is in there. i'm so helpless every time i get flooded. >> the city of san francisco is offering free sandbags to those who need them. a grounding delay because after poor visibility sfo has been lifted. some flights are still running late. flights to seattle are delayed up to around two hours. there are other changes in flight times but they're on a case by case basis. >> are you planning to drive to your destination for thanksgiving you? may want to think about hitting the road soon. google analyzed the best times to travel before thanksgiving and found for the bay area it's tomorrow morning at 3:00 a.m. tough but maybe a little easier on you in terms of traffic. you can track the rain where you live and its impact on track with the abc7 news app with live doppler 7 so you can get hour by hour conditions in your neighborhood and remember, stay with abc7 news for live coverage throughout the day. >> a majorout break alert ahead of the thanksgiving holiday.

the cdc is washing people not to the eat any romaine lettuce. if you have any, throw it out. it comes after dozens of people in 11 states were infected with e. coli linked to the leafy greens. we have how the washing might directly impact the bay area. amanda. >> reporter: i purchased this budge of romaine lettuce yesterday after the outbreak alert, retailers we visited remove all romaine lettuce products from their shelves. skip the salad and toss out any remaining romaine in your refrigerator. of the more than 30 people infected with the current strain of bacteria, the cdc reports ten are right here in california. >> i just feel like you know whatever we buy from our consumer it should be safe. >> reporter: however the cdc warns that is not the case. santa clara county's agricultural commissioner says lettuce is the third largest

crop in the country. romaine lettuce accounted for more than half the harvest at 13067. >> we will definitely have producers who grow romaine. i'm sure that will impact sales for a little while now. >> reporter: the commissioner says there's about $20 million of lettuce coming out of southern santa claire rare county this year. it should come out of your friblg. we should simply stay away. this means not eating or buying any heads or hearts of romaine, salad kits or clack cesar salads. consumer reports explains why washing won't work. >> washing does not remove this bacteria because it can get inside the cells and inside the layers and so washing doesn't do anything at all. >> also, if you aren't sure whether the lettuce you're eating is the romaine variety, the cdc says just don't eat it. >> it's better to be safe than sorry. don't mess around with e. coli

it has some severe impacts. >> reporter: you be fortunately, simply removing the romaine lettuce isn't enough to make sure the back tier hadn't already contaminated your crisper drawer thoroughly clean your refrigerator. i'm live in san jose. amanda del castillo, abc.news. >> thank you so much. after acute e. coli infection will give you cramps, diarrhea, possibly fever. symptoms are not immediate. >> about three to four days in a patient will develop symptoms. it's important for patients to remember tore pay close attention to what they're eating or what they've eaton in the last three to four days so we can isolate the cause. >> we have more information on our website abc7news.com. two developing are news op beaut keep the wildfire. you can see the schoop of the devastationing in paradise.

abc news today was given the ayers aerial tour with the california national guard. a landscape of destruction as far as the eye can see. suddenly, scattered buildings untouched by the flames. these tragedies did sometimes can be so indiscriminate. two more lives were lost in the fire bringing the death toll now to 81. the number of missing is just under 7 had 00 still on the missing perks list. the fire is now at 152,000 acres. more than 237 square miles. containment now at 85%. abc7 news reporter kate larsson is live in paradise where there's a new concern involving the approaching and i we've been talking about here tonight. >> reporter: that's right. when a had hillside or house burns it, koreas truckloads of toxic debris and ash. crews are working very hard to make sure none of that contamination gets into the environment or endangers even more lives.

>> in much of those areas where we've had fire burning, we have had the normal root systems of trees and other vecktation compromised. >> fire captain ian macdonald saysers responders are worried about rain and the debris flow that will follow. >> mud and rocks and trees that can actually erode and roll out on the slopes and down on to roads and down into drainage and present hazards to both the firefighters and the public. >> this crew from the department of water resources rolled out battles, long nets filled with hey to stabilize the banks of beaut creek and prevent erosion from properties on the hill. >> there's a lot of stuff that's going to be washing downhill. we're trying to keep most of it out of creek. >> kevin is an environmental scientist. they're laying out hundreds of battles in hopes of protecting. the newly laid chinook salomon

eggs in the gravel on the creek bed. >> it's amazing how kind everybody has been. >> reporter: amanda shepard is surviving thanks to blankets and clothes from a disaster relief clarity. the volunteers gave her gift cards so she can make sure she and her sister and 1-year-old niese have a hotel room during this rainstorm. >> it's freezing cold. i don't want to get soaking wet and get hypothermia or something. >> reporter: i spoke to some chp officer who have worked in this area for decades. it may seem basically but they just want people to know driving around here, they've got to slow down and pay such close attention for trees abpossibly boulders in the road. it's probably a good idea to keep that he in mind through at least the winter. i'm kate larsson, abc7 news. >> okay. thank you. if you'd like to help victims we have a full list of resources on our website. you can also make a $10 donation

to the red cross. >> text the words red across to 90999. a chp sister is back on the job ten months after being hit by a suspected drunk driver. officer martin was on his motorcycle. lead way was hit by an suv while investigating a crash on highway 4 in concord. he broke both legs. the woman who hit him bass sentenced to six years in prison. >> another popular san francisco live music venue is closing. mez neeb south of market will be shutting down next october. the club owner says the building's owner did the give her an opportunity to renegotiate a new lease "she says the owners want to turn the building into commercial office space and increase rent by 600%. >> mark zuckerberg pushes back. >> i do run the company. i am responsible for everything that happens here. >> what facebook's ceo says about his future with the

company. >> they're heart breaking images. see what was found inside the stomach of a dead whale. >> refusing to be sidelined by the camp fire. these why these beauty college threes say tonight is about more than basketball. >> here's a look what's coming up on jimmy kim i will live. >> what you're about to see will change you forever. what i would like you to do is punch me. okay? >> so these are all witnesses

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here's some indication of the kind of year facebook is having. its share price hit more than $217 a share in july and closed today at $132. the cambridge analytical scandal, russian meddling and concerns over growth have taken a toll. facebook's ceo admitted the company paid a lot of mistakes's talked about the growing list of challenges the company faces. mark zuckerberg says they've invested a lot in eliminating fake news and russian intrusion but admits facebook was blind

sided. >> we were expecting certain kinds of cyber attacks. the russians were trying to hack into specific accounts. betold the people and the fbi. but we weren't on top of these coordinated information operations. >> there's some concern that zuckerberg holds too much power but he has noive tension of stepping down. >> the story behind the video of a small car colliding with a big bus. brace yourself. >> [ bleep ] >> the driver of that car an engineer at a silicon valley startup wants to know why is he being blamed for causing the accident when he had a green light. tomorrow on abc much news at 11:00, dan noyes obtains another video from on board the bus that helps tell the story. >> dead whale in indonesia was found with 13 pounds of plastic in its stomach. the special what i wash add up on shore yesterday.

park officials found hundreds of plastic bottles and kuchs inside along with more than 80 plastic bags and a pair of sandals months after another whale contai o washed ashore in thailand. camp fire. the beaut college men's basketball team hasn't been able to practice in their own gym. >> the school has been closed because of the fire. tonight they hit the court not just for a win but for their community. >> unser hassan has that story from fremont. >> reporter: a few seconds after tipoff, beaut college was the first to score. >> i wanted the team to play. >> reporter: the roadrunners led most of the night against a tough home team. the coach says none of his players lost their homes but every player knows someone who did. >> it's just a good escape but it's never out of our minds. >> reporter: the school made the decision to let the players play even thole school is closed till

next week. for these athletes, it's more than just a basketball game. >> normally we play for ourselves, our family, our school. now we have a whole county behind us. it fuels us to play. >> for a lot of the fans that came out, they said it was important for them to show support for the butte county team. >> it was very tragic and them being out of school and be able to play a game is a big deal. >> reporter: then came the final buzzer. and a win pore beaut college, a win they'll take home to butte county. >> it's bigger than basketball. it's fun to play our best but you know, the reality is, people have it harder than us. so we've got to do everything we can. >> abc7 news. playing with a purpose. >> absolutely. we have a lot of weather to talk about. >> we doll. finally. we've needed for a long time. >> the last significant rap we saw was months ago.

this is overdue. live doppler 7 right now showing you plenty of clouds. a little bit of moisture off our coast. that's just moisture in the pic. here is our first in a series of storms. this one is going to work its way towards the bay area. it has all the right dynamics, cold air here and definitely moisture coming in from the south. when you have all of the dynamics coming together, you know we're going to get a good soaking at times. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. look at our visibility. for weeks we've been talking about how visibility was so poor, it is starting to improve across most parts of the bay area. fairfield just over a mile, livermore three-mile visibility. it is still festive as we look towards the embarcadero center. first storm arrives tomorrow mornin our next storm comes in on thanksgiving and continues through friday. on our storm impact scale, the

first system is a 2, moderate strength storm on our scale which is exclusive to abc7 news. rain briefly heavy at times. thunder is possible and wind gusts strongest over the hills and along the coast. 20 to 40 miles an hour. hour by hour we'll go, 4:00 a.m. tomorrow right around the time some of you commute, there will be a few light showers in the north bay. 5:00 a.m., still light and spotty. the main event arrives around 7:30 in the morning as we see the rain starting to move on shore, 9:00 a.m., pockets of moderate rain. the santa cruz mountains, as well. 11:00 a.m., pockets of moderate to heavy rain. this trend continues 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon before it switches over to scattered showers or the evening commute, evening get away as we head into late ni ely morning thursday hours, you will still see scattered showers it will impact travellers. 8:00 a.m. by thanksgiving

morning, most of it is out of here. thursday afternoon to evening we get our next storm cog through. rainfall totals just over an inch in the wettest spots like santa rosa to a third inch in san jose. rainfall near the camp fire, could be approaching 4 to 6 inches which is why debris flows and flash flooding is possible. flash flood watch 12:00 p.m. wednesday till i 12:00 p.m. friday. obviously the rain will help the firings in the area. winter storm warning in the mountains up to 24 inches possible. by friday, 10:00 a.m., but you go past that and an it's going to be even more. above 6500 feet heavy wet snow. definitely hold off on travel. once that warning begins because the snow will be coming down, visibility very low. this is actually projecting even more snow. this is one of the commuter models. kirkwood 36 inches just in time for the thanksgiving travel and for skiing. tomorrow morning not as cold.

40s, 50s. have your umbrellas before you head out the door tomorrow afternoon. a cooler day, 50s, 60s and a look at your thanksgiving planner. morning light showers at 7:00 a.m. clouds most of the day. by 4:00 p.m., a chance. rain redevelops by 7:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. as the a level 2 moderate strength storm. going to a level one for thanksgiving early morning and thursday night into the friday we get a dry weekend with another system coming through on tuesday and that's a level one. dan and ama. >> tomorrow on "gogo

spreading cheer on san francisco's waterfront. this is a test run of pier 39's new nightly tree lighting. tonight was supposed to be the first official night but it got moved to tomorrow because of the smoke. the christmas tree will light up every hour between 5:00 and 10:00 p.m. >> spectacular. >> on to sports. larry is here with kd news. >> a bunch of it.

kevin durant got find today. is he fine with the warriors. >> did the draymond dustup ruin

abc7 sports experiences by river rock casino. >> good evening. the prevailing sentiment just following the kevin durant draymond green last week, he's going to be gone this summer. not necessarily, kd told chris hayes of yahoo sports he's more irritated by the commotion over the confrontation than anything draymond said. it wasn't affect his decision in free agency. kd said i never felt the relationship was a problem because i know dre and he crazy [ bleep ] . dur rant fined $25,000 for telling a courtside fan in dallas, shut up and watch game. the guy was heckling warriors home against okc tomorrow. steve kerr says the focus needs to be on the court, not gossip. >> all the other stuff that happens throughout the year, some of it is made public. some of it is not.

our jobs t deal with that internally as a family. that's what we do. that's -- there's not going to be any detail coming out. >> sharks and oilers day beautiful ken hitchcock for edmonton. they fired todd mclellan today. yoenis donskoi scores. teal in a flash. the oilers captain would even it up. connor mcdavid perfect pass in front. we're tied at one apiece. another milestone moment for joe thornton. came in feeding marcus sorensen tying mario lemieux with 1,033 assists. -all in the second. that is an unbelievable move. 3-2 sharks. they couldn't hang on. oilers force overtime and win it in the first minnesota. leon ends it. 4-3 in ot. steph curry has extra time on his hands because of the groin

injury. add tattoo artist to his list of accomplishments. steph, inc.ing his signature on his own artist dino. you have to have a lot of fig to have your customers tattooing you.

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