injuries. >> more than 10,000 pg&e customers have lost power. some are sitting in the dark hours later. >> on one of the busiest travel days of the thanksgiving holiday, almost half of the flights at sfo have been delayed because of the weather, not just rain but wind. >> the last time san francisco had this much rain was early april. it has been 228 days since it rained this much, almost an inch at last check. >> we have team coverage monitoring the changing weather. drew tuma has good news on our air quality. >> first let's start with weather anchor spencer christian tracking the storm. >> it is winding down here. you can see the hechbiest rain shifted to the sierra. we have thunderstorms and lightning strikes off the north coast. for us things are relatively calm. we will see a few more scattered showers. slick roads slower travel may be

a problem. as we look at our forecast an mission you can see starting at 9:00 tonight there will be pockets of light scattered showers. there will be a little bit of wet weather and some wet pavement greeting people driving out to whatever their destinations may be for thanksgiving. there will be little in the way of rainfall. thanksgiving day will start with bright skies and brief periods of sunshine. later in the day we'll see clouds redeveloping mainly up in the north bay. we will have another storm coming our way going to extend to all areas of the bay area before thanksgiving day ends. i'll have the complete accuweather forecast for thanksgiving day. and now let's bring in abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma. he is looking at how much air quality has improved. >> drew the camp fire has really affected our air. we are most grateful to get a break from that. >> and that air quality for about two weeks was on the

unhealthy side. finally today it was a breath of fresh air. we got the rain moving through here. it really washed out a lot of smoke. the wind picked up too. we were with the unhealthy zone. now we are in the green zone so guys can breathe easier. it will be nice out there. let's go live for an update from cal fire. they are speaking with us live now. >>. >> question and answer session afterwards. please hold your questions until that time. i'm going to go ahead and welcome up sheriff. >> good evening everyone. as you know my name is corey honey. as i have stated during my

previous press briefings the information i will provide you tonight is the best information i have available at this time. this remains an ongoing and dynamic situation. we continue to get updates my staff continues to work even beyond the period of time that i get the information i need to provide you with this. so this information may change as we go forward. i certainly will update you when i can. with regard to evacuation warnings and orders there are no new evacuation updates issued as of today. i want you to be aware of the fact that we are working very very diligently to the areas and get them ready for re-entry re-entry. you see it is raining outside. that can be a factor in our ability to go forward. we are making good progress.

i will have chief ryebled talk about our efforts to make the town of paradise safe for re-entry and some of the plans that we have with regard to moving forward with that process. moving on to our ongoing effort to locate people who are yet to be accounted for or still unaccounted for, as of today we have accounted for 2,052 individuals who were previously listed as unaccounted for. that number has increased by 188 over the last night. as of tonight, the current list of unaccounted for individuals stands at 563. that number decreased by 307 from last night. i will tell you again it's important for you to keep in mind that that is a dynamic list. you may see it go up or down

depending on the information we receive during the course of the day and the work that we are able to do. i'm encouraged by the fact that we are continuing to locate and account for more and more people. the other area of interest and certainly a big focus of what we are currently doing is our effort to search the affected area for human remains. as of tonight, two additional human remains were recovered in the total fatalities to 83. one was found in a structure in paradise. we are working diligently to identify those individuals so that we can contact their next of kin and notify them. today i'm going to bring up a representative from rapid dna to tell you a little about how the

process is going. the information i have at this point is that of the 83 individuals who have been recovered, we have tentative identifications on 58 of them. those are ultimately awaiting dna confirmation. that said it is my sad duty to tell you about some of the individuals that we have identified. so as of tonight, we have some additional names. the first is teresa amndaymonds, 82 of paradise. next is richard brown, 74. third, maria wahe 78. next, kimber weir 53 of paradise. joseph rabatois and joan tracy, ac

80 of paradise. to the friends and family of those individuals, if i miss pronounced their name i apologize. it was certainly no disrespect. our thoughts and prayers and condolences go out to you. i read their names because i want to pay honor to them and i'm doing the best i can in that regard. as you all know -- >> updating the media once again on the latest from the camp fire scene. two more you just heard him say people have been identified who have perished bringing the total killed that we know of at this point to 83. >> there are still 563 people who are unaccounted for, but they are, of course working as diligently and quickly as they can. >> the good news is that number is decreasing as they identify more people. kate larsson is live in paradise right now. the rain today has been a challenge.

>> reporter: fortunately the last few minutes the rain slowed down a bit. there has been a lot. they are expecting one to two inches by midnight and more rain storms throughout the week. you just heard the sheriff list off people who have passed away in this fire most of them seniors. the community where i'm standing was for folks 55 and older. today crews were looking for the remains in the dust. looking around the apple tree mobile home park in paradise it's chilling to imagine what the seniors living here experienced when their community caught fire. now 13 days later as rain finally dampens the remaining fiber in the hills above, search and rescue crews pick through seemingly endless heaps of burnt and now wet rubble looking for those who did not make it out alive. some we're told will never be found. >> the briefings we are having

with our guys are the work you are doing is going to leave a mark on you. it's going to do some damage to yu. >> reporter: battalion chief brian price has been conducting the search operations. he says the rain is slowing their progress. >> with the weather, the rain coming on it just extends the time and the ability to do it. right now we are actually pulling resources back to some shelters to see if the weather will pass. >> depending on the severity of the fire it can really burn the soil. >> reporter: which is what the meteorologist says is hydrophobic soil another potential problem that rain brings this week. >> usually when it rains the soil absorbs the moisture. when it is burned severely it doesn't absorb it just becomes a sheet where the rain washes over top. that is why we have the flash flood debris concerns.

>> reporter: the good news is she does not think the soil burned in populated places because the fire just came through so quickly. she says most of the hydro phobic soil is likely higher in the mountains and those are places that trees and boulders fall anyways. live in paradise abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. we want to get back to drew tuma. >> he is looking at our air quality which was really affected as we know by the camp fire. >> two weeks of unhealthy air quality wiped away with one storm. good air quality san francisco, oakland, free mont. quality into concord. the north bay you can see healthy good air quality and the air quality is going to last through the holiday weekend. easier and we will be able to see a little bit in the way of improvement through concord to see the spare the air is no longer in effect. it is going to be nice to be outside over the weekend. >> a lot more umbrellas than the

last one. >> in the north bay, umbrellas were up and people were out at the farmers market. the usually prethanksgiving crowd was noticebly smaller. abc 7 news reporter is live. what is the weather like where you are now? >> reporter: it's not so bad right now. it's not raining at all. it was raining very hard earlier. let me show you the evening commute which has also lightened. it's still people trying to get to bed early. it has slickened roads. we have had dangerous consequences, not all bad. we begin with the worst and work to the best. he didn't go with the curb. he just went straight across the middle and hit us right in the driver's side. >> reporter: he lived to tell about the head on collision might serve as the first prethanksgiving miracle that the driver and three little girls with him all worked away might

be miracles numbers two, three, four and five. >> keep your lights on windshield wipers on and drive slow. >> reporter: one day before thanksgiving some 2,000 christmas trees arrived at this lot near the civic center. he brought them in from salem, oregon. yes, wet trees weigh more but they will deal with it. john threw in advice. >> the weekends are a zoom. >> reporter: one more example of the rain putting a literal damper on gatherer types in %-padvance forthanksgivingata local farmer's market. >> the weather definitely is contributing to it being slow. >> reporter: there is an upside. all of that heavy smoke we have been dealing with is gone. call this a tradeoff. >> it did wash the smoke away but the rain scares people away. >> reporter: no one is complaining too much as we look at this commute again.

as one told us it is a little bit slow today, but we will get them on sunday. that's what the vendor told us. have a good thanksgiving. wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news was in the east bay where more than 18,000 people lost power. major intersections became four way stops. about 2,000 pg&e customers are still without power mostly in the east bay and along the peninsula. from the smoke to the rain to the threat of mudslides stay on top of it all with the abc 7 news app. you can get the forecast just tap the weather button. the app gives you live radar on your mobile device. thanksgiving will look very different for people who survived the camp fire. >> one change their family -- see the team effort helping put tomorrow's feast together.

we will keep a close eye on the roads checking for trouble spot

volunteers have been working nonstop to get thousands of thanksgiving meals ready for camp fire vacuevacuees. it is bringing challenges rewards and gallons of gravy. >> reporter: this is what it looks like when you have a room full of people trying to get thousands of meals cooked the day before thanksgiving. >> this is definitely the biggest crew i have ever had to make this big a meal. >> reporter: sierra nevada planned to serve first responders but were told no. >> they said we would like to

send 50 volunteers. >> reporter: firefighters are joining the efforts as they work in conjunction with world central kitchen to serve up 15,000 thanksgiving meals to evacuees. >> thanksgiving is one of the holidays that i love and i cook for. >> reporter: the owner here is hopping in on meal prep because this dinner is personal. >> we have about 14% of our employees lose their homes. about everybody else here knows friends or family members who lost homes, as well. >> reporter: a group of volunteers at a nearby church are working on the same project. >> my uncle lost his house in the paradise fire. >> reporter: it seems like wherever you go someone has a story like that. he lives in napa and started hidshis foundation after the north bay fires. being here is emotional. >> it brings up memories that weren't dealt with from last year. it's a tough situation. i think we have a unique view on

it. >> reporter: sanchez says for him, cooking food is cathartic and hopes those who have lost everything can find a way to enjoy it. mission district musician has dedicated a song to the town devastated by the camp fire. ♪ paradise was lost ♪ >> you can hear guitarist singing about the town of paradise. he has recorded with santana. music sales will go to victims of the camp fire. if you would like to help the camp fire victims in your own way we have a list of resources. you can make a $10 donation to the red cross by texting red cross to 90999. there is nothing like having family around you for the holidays including family with four paws. a few hours ago a camp fire

survivor was reunited with his dog. animal rescuers used social media to find michael fry. volunteers drove fry to animal care and control in san francisco to be reunited with his dog maggie may. the house was destroyed by the wildfire but he is thrilled his % two dogs survived. we will hear from him on abc 7 news tonight at 11:00. that is so great for them. >> what a beautiful dog. our weather anchor spencer christian is always -- >> we have a little bit of scattered shower activity around the bay area. the bulk of the rain has moved to our east and southeast. things are pretty calm right now. we can see the moon over the bay from our camera here at pier 15 in downtown san francisco. temperature readings are rather uniform. we have upper 50s at san francisco. oakland, mountain view morgan hill and half moon bay.

another live view looking westward across the bay you can see a few clouds and breaks in the clouds as well. current temperature readings are in the mid to upper 50s. one more live view from our roof top camera looking at the bright lights. these are our forecast features. we may see scattered showers, brief break mid day. some sun will shine on the bay area. our next storm arrives late tomorrow and continues into friday. the current storm ranks a one on the storm impact scale. it will produce light scattered showers and have slick roads and slower travel an isolated thunderstorm or two is possible. look for low temperatures in the upper 40s in the inland and then our day part by day part break down of thanksgiving day, a few light showers. a brief break in the middle of the day with some sunshine.

clouds thicken and our next storm comes in. that one will rank on the storm impact scale, a storm of moderate intensity. the highest impact will be in the north bay expected to produce heavy rainfall with gusty winds ranging 30 to 50 miles per hour on the coast and higher elevations. here is the forecast starting at noon tomorrow. notice in the north bay that storm gets organized and starts to spread southward and eastward into the evening hours. we will see rainfall from the storm. pockets of heavy down pours will accompany the system and it will ease up a little bit early friday morning before re-intensifying and spreading across the bay area again going into the latter part of the day. our estimate for rainfall totals by noon friday ranges from about a quarter of an inch to half an inch for much of the south bay and peninsula. up north it will be wetter. over an inch expected. meanwhile, it is slowing in the sierra and will continue to do so for a while. we have a winter storm warning

in effect until 10:00. look for generally 10 to 18 inches of snow perhaps up to 30 inches in the highest peaks. travel not recommended. here is the accuweather seven day forecast. after a couple of days of stormy weather and a rainy day for shoppers start to get a bit of a break on saturday. tuesday and wednesday of next week we get more storms coming in, a lighter one on tuesday and a moderate one on wednesday. we need it so b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b

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>> we are here with a preview of a report tonight at 11:00 p.m. >> the case presents very interesting questions and important advice for all drivers. take a look and brace yourself for impact. you are riding on his way to work in san jose. he gets the green light and heads to the intersection. take a look. >> i'm just kind of going through. i didn't see the bus until i entered the intersection. i looked up and i saw there is a bus. at first police told him he was cleared of wrong doing. when the final report came out they decided it was his fault. i investigate why and another video from on board that bus helps tell the rest of the story. >> the light clearly was green. >> he has the green light, but his fault? we'll see. coming up next from abc 7

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live where you live this is abc 7 news. >> we have had shootings on this street. we have had people just on the other side of market shooting at pedestrians walking up and down the sidewalk. >> in san francisco's main thoroughfare and safety leaves something to be desired. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area which means we are spending extra time looking closely at issues. >> if you don't feel safe walking down the street that is a big issue. >> check out this map showing where crime happens in the city. you can see a lot along market street. now police are adding officers to patrol the mid market area on foot to make it safer. >> vick lee has details.

>> reporter: he started his market street restaurant one year ago. he supports the mayor's decision to expand foot patrols in the area. >> it is definitely for all the people here. >> reporter: the mayor will add ten more offices and two sergeants to walk the street. the area on market between fourth and eighth streets, a dense hub of residents, workers and tourists which includes civic center and the u.n. plaza. among those who hang here drug users and pushers and those who are homeless and mentally unstable. >> our customers are calling us and telling them they are not coming here because the people are bad outside. >> reporter: he says it got so bad he almost quit until things got better last september when the city added more beat cops on market. police chief says the new initiative is to continue the progress they are making. >> we are going to stay there and do what we have to do until

that area is sustained and we keep it clean and safe. >> it's hard to find a merchant here on central market street who doesn't want more cops. they say they are tired of it being an eye sore and dangerous. >> people are walking the street it is easy to grab that police officer and say you need some help? >> he manages the bar on market near sixth street. he says his customers and staff are constant targets of street people. >> they have been assaulted. they have been threatened. this is a daily occurrence cht. >> reporter: the new staffing will be kmeet incomplete in two weeks. >> and we want you to be a part of the conversation. how can we work on building a better bay area and making it safer to walk around no matter where you live? share your ideas by adding the hashtag on social media. the man you see here captured on security video

trying to set a market on fire now faces charges. san francisco police say they have arrested him for setting a small fire sunday inside the mid city market. the suspect is from massachusetts and has a long criminal record. he is on probation on another arson charge. developing news officials are giving us an update on the camp fire. we learned the death toll has increased by two to 83 people whose remains have been found and identified. 563 people are still on the missing list. that's a decrease of 307 from last night. so some encouraging progress. crews will continue looking for the missing tomorrow thanksgiving day. >> tomorrow we will have 830 people from law enforcement, search and rescue as well as volunteer staff out in the field searching for remains.

all of those individuals understand the importance of the mission and have decided to continue with the search. >> both victims found in the last 24 hours were located in structures that had burned. the sheriff says 58 victims have been identified. this is a live look at the news conference that is underway right now. we will bring you anymore updates as we learn of them so stay with us. a man has been arrested in connection with a decades old cold case. santa clara sheriff's deputies have arrested 74-year-old john arthur gertrude. they believe he is responsible for the 1973 murder of leslie. her car was found near a kwaury west of stanford and her body discovered a few days later. during a review investigators made a dna connection. >> we were preserving evidence 45 years ago. there was never any thought that this could be technology in the future that could bring her

killer to justice. it's amazing what we are able to do with dna now. >> it is. he was previously convicted of raping an under aged girl in 1975 and had been convicted of raping and killing a 16-year-old girl in germany when he was just 18 years old. neighbors say he has lived in hayward where he was arrested for about two years. laura anthony went there today. >> it's scary. it's really scary. >> reporter: residents of the fairway park neighborhood have no idea a man at the center of a 45-year-old cold case murder was living among them. that is until yesterday when 74 man was arrested on this home on an otherwise quiet residential street. >> we never see them come or go nothing. my husband is off and he was like something is going on. there are cops everywhere

yesterday. it was scary because this is a really quiet neighborhood. we never have anything like this happen here. >> i talked to him a couple times. >> reporter: kevin fitzgerald just learned about the arrest one based on a recently developed dna match. >> the dna with the golden state killer and back tracking that way is amazing. i totally think that's wonderful. >> reporter: while some of the neighbors told us their encounters with him were relatively inocue s, another young man says his was somewhat different. >> once it wasn't very pleasant. >> reporter: martin lives two doors down. >> i was getting a car towed and the tow truck was blocking the street. he made it a point to get out and cuss out the tow truck driver and let him know about how he felt about him blocking the intersection. >> reporter: we could hear a dog

barking, but no one answered the door at his home. >> we used the abc 7 news app to break the news of the arrest this morning. >> download the app and customize it to the topics and places where you are interested so you know exactly what is happening where you live. lines and backups this holiday travel season. >> next see whether it is easier to get away by air or by car. sears is shrinking. what you need to know before shop

happening now, aa's tipsy toe service opens up to get you a safe ride home through 6:00 a.m. tomorrow anyone can call 1-8 1-800-5 1-800-aaa help. let's take a look at traffic on the roads. this is the sky way in san francisco near the bay bridge. a live view of i-80. in the south bay, those are drivers along 101 in san jose.

this is one of the busiest travel days of the year. you are looking live at san francisco international airport with the rain and low visibility causing extensive delays. the wind has been a problem with the air field. at least 40% of flights have been delayed. at least 45 were cancelled. it's been a bit of a hassle there. slow going all week. flight schedules were delayed. folks fly home from the holiday on sunday. oakland and san jose international airport say all flights are on time. they are expecting big crowds today and sunday. we are learning that california may be the source of the romaine lettuce blamed in an e.coli outbreak. the cdc is telling people to not eat any romaine. the fda says this is likely the same strain that was found last year which came from the end of season harvest in california.

dozens of people started getting sick last month. at this point federal officials haven't ordered recalls of romaine products. you can find a list of symptoms on our website. stay here with us. much anticipated rain started falling today. we have more storms to come. see when the

holiday shoppers may buy their last items ever in a sears store. >> the former retail giant is in bankruptcy and we have the consumer advocate take on things. big change. >> it is a very big change. there are no guarantees but it appears sears won't make it through the holidays. after that who knows? if you are a consumer you need to be very careful. the 125-year-old retailer had 2,300 stores in 2005. now the former giant is down to 506 and it keeps shrinking. still the stores that are open in the bay area seem to be doing a brisk business. holly hewitt is a long-time customer. today while shopping for her grand sons she tells me she

would miss her sears if it closes. >> i think they have a great variety of stuff from very low prices and sales are excellent when they have them. >> reporter: it's not just the loss of a place t the loss of tens of millions of consumer dollars. gift card girlfriend says there is $46 million in sears gift cards outstanding. >> you need to use it right away. once a store files for chapter 11 bankruptcy courts decide whether or not gift cards can be accepted. although sears says they are accepting gift cards it should be considered for now. >> reporter: still think you wnt to push things looking for the ultimate deal? shelly says be careful. >> often times people wait to use their gift cards thinking they will get the best possible bargain at a liquidation sale. two things can happen. the merchandise will be highly picked over and gift cards may not be usable throughout the

sale. >> reporter: sears just got loans of $350 million to see it through the holidays. holly says you will see her shopping there. >> i will keep coming here until it is gone. >> reporter: items that come with warrantees are generally guaranteed. >> thank you. let's update the forecast for thanksgiving and the full weekend. >> spencer is here with that. getting a nice quiet calm break from the rainfall as you can see on live doppler 7 the stormy weather moved to our east and southeast. what remains of the storm ranks a one on the storm impact scale. we may see a few scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. overnight low temperatures from upper 40s to low 50s around the bay and the coast. tomorrow thanksgiving day we'll have dry breaks in the middle of

the day, a little bit of sunshine breaking through. notice by afternoon another storm will be developing in the north bay. that one ranks two on the storm impact scale and coming in tomorrow evening and friday and will produce heavy rain at times and strong gusty wind especially over the hills and on the coast. here is our accuweather seven day forecast. a couple more days of rain and then showers tapering off giving us a mainly dry weekend and a dry start to the week on monday. tuesday and wednesday look for more rain coming in. i don't think we will hear many complaints about that. on to sports and some warriors basketball. >> we spent so much time lately discussing durant we haven't had time to focus on tonight's game. russell west brook is in town. we will hear from durant on life

now abc 7 sports with larry beil. >> we have breaking news. kevin durant smiled today. the warriors are so big, so popular we are monitoring their individual moods. kd appeared to be in a much better mood today. we should get mood rings for christmas for everybody. he is apparently ready to put the saga behind him. hopefully he has rage left for his old buddy russell west

durant knows fans soak up every bit of content they can get. >> i'm not saying all the content is great, but it's amazing that the game has grown so much to have so many eyes on it. but, you know like i said with social media and just the access to media, it's kind of hard to dodge that type of stuff especially when you have controversy. >> that is for sure. when lebron james was in cleveland every thanksgiving was like a feast. now he is a laker and the cavs are back to famine. lebron visiting ohio as the enemy. didn't hear a lot of booing. misses in here, tips the followup 2-0 lakers. the cavs were up 11 in the second quarter. lakers coming back in the game.

tristan thompson not known for his shooting touch gets it to go. vintage lebron. look at the height. he can still get up. he has 21 points right now. the cavs are leading 71-68 in the third quarter. number one duke taking on gan zag gun zaugonzaga gonzaga. ends up as a brandon clark layup. a four-point swing. second half zags up 52-39. williamsson misses a jam. zags extends up as a corey three. a five-point swing there. a couple of duke shots do not fall. wait for it. here comes the slam we were waiting for, two hands. moments later rj barrett. all tied at 87-87.

inside up and under led the zags with 20. he was throwing his own block party. inside inside. rejection. gonzaga beats duke 89-87. stanford in the bahamas taking on wisconsin. this made it a two-point game. all wisconsin in the second half. finished with 16 and trice had 16. 62-46, badgers. raiders are in a three-way fight for the number one pick in the draft at 2-8. derek carr wants to win games starting with his sunday's contest of tampa bay. he is dealing with a bunch of new young receivers. his goal is to get a w. >> touchdowns. i just want to win.

i want to mess up the draft. i don't want the first pick. i want to win all these games. i want everybody to be mad at me for that. that's what i want to accomplish. >> with thanksgiving tomorrow the raiders' offensive line welcomed families to the practice facility to receive 125 turkeys with all the fixings. the raiders announced they have donated $125,000 to help camp fire victims. thas is excellent. >> that is really nice. thank you. join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv channel 2713. we are talking turkey how to mae sure you are cooking safely tomorrow. on abc 7 news at 11:00, in the wake of the camp fire the stunning act of generosity. find out who is donating $1,000 to every student and employee at paradise high school. finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters. tomorrow i hope that you will be able to gather with friends and

family to share time together and a thanksgiving meal. this is a uniquely american holiday, a special day where we have an opportunity to take stock of our individual blessings and our collective good fortune to live here in the bay area and in this country. we enjoy freedom and opportunity and abundance that countless millions around the world can hardly conceive. we are mindful that even in this land of plenty so many of us struggle in financial hardship or ill health. for thousands of our fellow californians to the north and the south this thanksgiving will happen without a home so many lost in the wildfires. even more heartbreaking for dozens this holiday will take place without loved ones lost in the same. as we share a meal with those we care about tomorrow, what really matters is an attitude of gratitude to remember that no matter our struggles, many others always have it worse.

happy thanksgiving. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley abc 7. >> that is going to do it for this edition of the abc 7 news. look for breaking news anytime on the abc 7 news app. >> we appreciate your time and hope to see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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