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good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> thank you for joining us on this sunday november 25th. i'm chris nguyen. and let's look at the accuweather forecast. this is lisa argen in for the forecast. >> we will show you on the doppler 7 where it is showing you are where up in the east bay and the north bay and starting to clear and hayward is looking better and 10 miles visibility there, and look at from petaluma to livermore and half a mile oakland and working on that, and the seagulls or the sea lions are all huddled together in the city, and 49 in morgan hill, and delays at sfo out of east coast, because boston is reporting some delays. 48 in santa rosa is and livermore and from above the

clouds we have the sutra cameras where we are seeing partly cloudy skies and the sunsets at 4:52 and more fog tonight and one more dry day before the rain returns. details in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. developing news, the san francisco 49ers will release reuben foster after he was arrested in tampa, florida, for domestic violenc. the 24-year-old former first-round draft pick was taken into custody at the grand hyatt hotel after a verbal al altercation that the police say turned physical. this is new video of the court appearance this morning, and the judge set bail for foster at $2,000. according to the affidavit, the victim is 22-year-old alyssa ennis who earlier accused him of domestic violence and then took back her statement. now he is accused of slapping

her with a phone on her face, and the officer saw a one-inch scratch on the collarbone, and this morning, a judge ordered fo foster not to have contact with ennis, and they say that they have had a on and off again relationship. the 49ers are to play tampa bay buccaneers today. and steph curry was involved in a highway accident on highway 24, and cur ru ri appeared to be fine, but if you have ever been a crash, injuries can pop up, but head coach steve kerr said that he went through the workout yesterday. >> he is doing fine. and he went and played a little scrimmage today in the facility. didn't report any ancillary stuff from yesterday, and he felt pretty good after he got off of the floor, so all good stuff. >> curry is also recovering from

a groin injury and the team expects him back in the lineup for a potential road trip. time is 9:03. the roads have been dangerous with rain-slicked pavement contributing to a n number of accidents including one that sent a chp officer to the hospital in the north bay. we have cornell bernard with advice. >> reporter: the chp cruiser is undri undrivable and back windshield is cracked after a spinout. >> it was foggy, drizzly and the roads were wet. >> reporter: chp says that the officers with were laying cones and a driver of the toyota corolla lost control of her car and headed right to the offic officers. >> we are fortunate that officer saw the car coming and reacted quickly enough to jump into the back of the patrol vehicle less than a second before the errant

vehicle collided with them. >> reporter: the officer suffered minor injuries, but the driver of the corolla did not survive the crash and died later at a hospital. also, a san jose man died and three others in a suspected drunk driving crash on interstate 280. the chp says that the driver who survived missed a curb at the highway 17 connector and struck a tree and rolled over. >> hit a tree and spun out. >> reporter: we talked to this officer who said that speed is the big hazard. >> drivers need to slow down and drill for the appropriate condition, and we would not see the nearly the amount of crashes that we would see. >> so drive carefully and wear your seat belt. the name of the victim killed saturday on highway 101 has not been released. the chp officer who hawes been injured has been released from the hospital. cornell bernard, abc 7 news.

and a ferry that was involved with a crash near golden state bridge will be repaired, but there could be some long term impacts on the service. katy has the story. >> reporter: crews cut and cleared the mangled metal ferry. the cause of the damage -- you could hear and see in this witness video the golden gate ferry's ms san francisco slamming into the dock near the slanted door restaurant friday afternoon. but on a sunny saturday, the crash did not faze >> it definitely does not stop me from wanting to ride the ferry. >> reporter: the port of san francisco workers inspected the integrity of the dock and the agency expects the dock to be repaired by sunday and in the mean dock at different berths.

passengers are take nit stride. >> when i got off they said make sure to get back on here. >> reporter: the damaged ferry was towed back to larkspur. they are investigating the cause of the crash. they say that the ferry first hit the dock near the terminal and then crashed into gate b and all without warning. of the 53 passengers on board, only two with minor injuries. >> i don't have any problem with it. this incident that happened is a rare occurrence and i don't know the full details, but with the many deaid ka -- decades that the service has been running this is the first of the pr problems. >> reporter: of the vessels in the fleet it is unclear how long it will take to repair the fs san francisco and with one boat down, it could impact service monday. abc 7 news. in butte county, cal fire says that the camp fire is now fully contained.

last night the death toll went up again with the number at 85 people. and the kampf fire is the most destructive on record burning ne nearly 14,000 homes, and 475 people are still unaccounted for. some of the kids impacted by the camp fire will return to the classroom. the diocese is offering the kids free tuition to more than the three dozen private schools including a school for notre dame chico. the tuition is normally $5,000 to $6,000. and the students will are receive uniforms, school materials and lunches. >> we heard that the butte county schools needed more time to open, and knowing that the families are scattered across the north and the sacramento area, we felt it was good to open up the desks to get the kids back into school. >> displaced families interested in the offer should contact the sacramento diocese.

>> a swimmer is missing this morning after a vanishing in the pacific. his brother emerged from the surf friday afternoon, but the missing man was last seen 250 yards from the shore. the crews from the coast guard helped the local firefighters look for him, but heavy fog made it very hoard to find any signs of him in the ocean. palo alto police have released a sketch of a man accused of exposing himself to a 14-year-old girl. the victim was walking her dog at lunchtime on east meadow drive when the man drove up alongside her, and he asked for directions, but the girls said that when she looked inside of the car the man's pants were down to the knees and the victim walked away and reported the incident to the mother, and it was either a light brown or gold sedan with peeling pant. the search is on to find long term bay area talk show host ray talliofera. he vanished from his home in

duke university. and he rose to fame hosting shows on kgo radio from 2007 to 2011, and police in kentucky say that he was last seen at a pizzeria on november 10th, and officers believe that he may be disoriented and show signs of dementia. time now is 9:10 this sunday morning, and lisa argen is track tracking the storms for us. >> it is not everywhere, but a lot of us are experiencing the gray, and we will take you above to the east hills camera where you can see that it is nice and clear and that is going to work its way down to the surface for the next couple of hours. 43 in oakland and 49 in danville and looking at a nice afternoon with a lot of sunshine for the next couple of days, and then it is back to winter, and the last week of november is promising some good rain totals, and we will talk about it next with the accuweather 7 forecast. >> thank you, lisa. and small business saturday, and how some of the mom and pop stores left a

the numbers are coming in, but it looks like shoppers were out in force black friday and sales up to $23 billion project and up from last year and uptick on the online sales. thanksgiving day, people spent 24% more than last year. it was a big day for the little guys on the small business saturday with shoppers spendi ig

$85 billion saturday. our reporter got in on the fun. >> i have a confession to make, i shopped on the job, but hey, it is a big day in business, and when you shop small. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> thank you for shopping small. >> i could not help myself on this story assignment, but i guess this makes me one of the 67 million the national retail federation expected to shop on small business saturday. >> i know that you get more of the personal connection to the people making your goods. >> reporter: and that is why the casey stockings was stocked at the emporium bringing the small businesses face-to-face, and we found tea from chico, and other goods from san mateo. >> it is nice and attend of the day, we are working for ourselves. >> reporter: a new study from american express says that 2/3 of every dollar spent at the

small business stays in the local community. >> we don't have that budget to go like, you nknow, to like facebook market org the google marketing, and so, yeah, this is great. >> reporter: tom wang owns this company that makes compact and wider skateboards, and he let me try. >> not bad. >> reporter: i stopped while i was ahead, and something else about small business saturday is learning that the company's story. >> we always made our dogs their own treats from home, and so we started to marketing them and it worked. >> reporter: but more than that abby hickman's sister has dysautonomia dysautonomia. >> and we started this business to help with medical bills for our family. >> reporter: and we were impressed just as these kids with were to create snow on treasure island. >> happy small business s saturday. >> reporter: and if you didn't get a chance to shop small, that

is okay, you can still shop any time. in the east bay, a special event for small business saturday, and there was a do it for the culture, a market that featured 30 businesses and food trucks owned by black women. the organizers say na te event has gone on for seven years, but this is the biggest one yet. >> and folks are not necessarily getting into some of the larger markets happening in other parts of california and so we decided to create our own and the space that is intentionally centering black women and making sure that the product s as are featured te community. >> a survey by american express found that 83% of the consumers plan to do at least some of the shopping at a small independently owned retailer and restaurant. don't be surprised if you see postal workers out making deliveries this morning, because they are already getting into the holiday rush. friday, carriers started to make deliveries as early as 5:30 a.m.

and the postal service is expecting a big increase of packages and possibly 50 million more than laster year. and in the south bay, law enforcement officers who paid the ultimate sacrifice will be honored a service at christmas in the park of cesar chavez. they are to be hon forred for their service, and this is put together by the silicon valley fraternal lodge of the police. >> and a tradition that is are relaunched that spans generations in the east bay. yesterday a local favorite called the tap dancing christmas trees helped to kick off year 50 for the boy scouts tree lot in piedmont. raises money for the boy scouts and connects the neighborhoods in the holidays. >> you are supporting the commu community and the scouting

community in particular, but the community in general as well. so, there is a lot of folks that we get a lot of return customers who come back year after year. the scouts helped with loading the trees on the customers' cars, and they hope to sell 1,700 trees. they will keep the lot open until they are sold out. and now, our forecast with lisa argen. >> we had some radiation cooling on the ground from the rain, and the live doppler showing you where the fog is and it is dense, and look at that a quarter mile in liver momore an quarter mile up in petaluma and a mile in napa, and we are look agent a pretty good dry slot today and tomorrow as the jet stream rides over this weak ridge, and then we are look at a couple of fast-moving systems that brings beneficial rain to the area. and here is san rafael, and check out all of the fog with a

53 for san francisco, and low 50s for morgan hill with ha half moon bay 57, and looking good at the airport in san jose with the partly h cloudy skies and fog there, and the temperatures are ranging from the upper 40s and napa and san rafael and liver more to 51 in concord. we talked about the visibility, and you can see that it is just fine on the e peninsula and the south bay, and as we go through the next couple of hours, we will be looking at more sun, and it is going to be a sunny afternoon nor sfor sunday and i foggy throughout tonight, and then look at what happens? the upper portion of the screen, you will get into the upper morning hours with the rain pushing through northern california to bring some good amounts of rain to the bay aria, and before that, we have sun to enjoy today with the temperatures near average, and 6 62 in the city, and 63 in concord and san jose and santa rosa is as well. as we bring in the scale, it is a one, a weak one, and light to

moderate rain from 0.1 and it is go to go through the entire afternoon but as we go to 5:00 tuesday, light showers for the commute, and it is going to be a tiny break there wednesday. the model is having a hard time to figure out when the stronger system is moving in. wednesday morning or wednesday afternoon and wednesday evening looking at heavier rain. this rain comes coming and with the sierra snow, it is going to be generous. looks like a break on friday. more rain likely into next weekend. this is the first system. and so perhaps a third in oakland, but through tuesday. as we get into wednesday night and thursday and thursday night, over 1.0 to 1.5 and we will add to the totals by the evening hours. the accuweather seven -day forecast is showing sunny today and tomorrow, and the morning fog could be dense in spots, and

from the coast to the inland valleys and downloading the accuweather app, you can track doppler, and wednesday and thursday certainly interesting, because with four days out, like i said, the model is having a hard time timing it out, and it is looking like the valleys, one to two inches, and the upper elevation is easily two to four inch, and talk tact sierra snow, and keep it going into december. what you think? >> rain and snow. and so we have to keep it all intact. >> and lisa, thanks. and so the new brand localish is sharing stories in a digital series called "more in common." and today we introduce you to fir first transgender male wrestler in america. >> i like the physicality of it, and like fighting with somebody and messing them up. >> you like that, the pain and the intensity of it? >> yeah. i like fell in love with it. >> you are undefeated your junior year?

>> yes, and then undefeated many my senior year. >> and two seasons without being beat once? >> yes, i was a happy about that. and i would wake up at 5:00 and go to gym and go to the sauna and run a mile, and then workout in lunch and workout after the workouts in school. and put like every ounce and dedication into a sport, it will change you as complete person. it is like insane. >> you wanted to compete gamagat the males, and be in the male league. >> yes, they would not let me. >> how come? >> because my birth certificate said female. everyone knew who i was, and i never was like not open about like talking to people. and all of the girls were supportive and everyone around me was supportive. >> there is a lot of controversy as well about you taking the mat, why? >> i was taking testosterone, and that put my testosterone

shots up on my instagram, and so that is likings oh, you beating all of the girls, because you are taking testosterone. >> and so things exploded after that? >> yes, it was huge. >> reporter: the 17-year-old transgendered boy in texas has won the state's girl's wrestling championship. >> and he has been taking testosterone and it shows. >> many are upset that he is taking testosterone, even if it is prescribed by a doctor. >> and people just disregarded my work and dedication and i felt completely

you'd never know who might show up at work especially near nature. and the chp office in donner pass got a visit from a bear on november 17th, and the animal opened the door and let itself in and walked past the have vending machines and the bear turned around and ran out of the door with a couple of chp officers trailing behind. one man is thanking a mystery stranger for a random act of kind thans went a long way. hunter shamet lost his wallet on a flight, and he never thought that he would see any of his money again, but then he received a package in the mail days later with the wallet and ltter signed with initials. >> and i wanted you celebrate

having your wallet back, and had a $100 check. i was so thrilled because i havele school loans and truck loan loans south dakota, but the returned a dress was in nebraska and he found the mystery man and he thanked him for his kind nne. >> still to come on the "abc7 mornings," as a possible showdown as president trump is doubling down on thet threat to close the u.s. border. also, watch the label, because the

good morning, north bay. let e let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> good sunday morning. i'm chris nguyen and we are starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. >> foggy here and at the golden gate bridge, and visibilities are low from the east bay to the

west bay and so take your time if you are headed out. 53 downtown in oakland and in the upper 50s at the coast and we will take you to sunny santa cruz where the highs are in the upper 60s and beautiful day at the beach if you can get there. and if you hold on, you will get into some sunshine into livermore valley by 10:00 or 11:00, but right now, a quarter mile visibility, and just about a mile over in oakland and so we will take the next two hours or so to scour out the fog and go from the upper 50s to the low, and even mid-6 afternoon and then by the evening hours, the fog is creeping back into the bay,and tonight, once again, we will see the low clouds and fog and get set for the dry start to the work week, but then it all changes. chris? >> thank you, lisa. developing news, the san francisco 49ers will release reuben foster, linebacker, after he was arrested in florida for domestic violence. the 24-year-old first-round

draft pick of the 49ers was taken into custody after a verbal altercation that took physical. this is new video of his court appearance. the judge set bail for $2,000. according to the affidavit, the victim is the same woman who earlier in the year accused him of domestic violence and then recanted the statements. the officer say that he is accused of slapping a a phone out of her hand, and then slapping her to the face with open hands. and the officers saw a one-inch scratch on her collarbone, and the judge ordered foster not to have any contact with ennis. they they are reported to have and on and off again relationship. the team was staying at the hyatt hotel before they play the tampa bay bucs this afternoon. this morning at 6:00 this morning, we sent out an app for

you the customize it to get breaking news. and now, waiting for those seek i seeking asylum to enter the country. the president says they have to stay there. be but is the incoming mexican government on board with the plan? the our white house correspondent has more. >> reporter: overnight, president trump is doubling down on the threat to close down the border after migrants are fleeing poverty and hunger in honduras. they are have to have individual asylum claims. and they will have to stay in mexico. and if necessary, we will close our southern border, and this is hours after the washington post said they are close to sealing a deal for them to wait in mexico while their application is processed. typically seeking asylum

u.s. is a lengthy process, and they may are file a paper and then wait years for the hearing. the white house is not denying the existence of a plan of remaining in mexico to include a fortified barrier between the countries. >> we will close entry into the country for a period of time until we can get under control. >> reporter: and instead, president trump is having a strong relationship with the mexico administration, but as of now they say there is no agreement between the mexican government and the u.s. government. behind the scenes there are diplomatic talks between the two countries of how the share the burden of securing the border. tara palmieri, west beach, florida. there is outrage over

shoot ing a at alabama mall. the police have said that the 21-year-old that they shot and killed was reportedly not the man who they were searching for. >> reporter: an impassioned plea from a mother whose son was gunned down at a mall. >> it feels like somebody has ripped my heart out. >> reporter: it is a tragic end to a chaotic night when two others were shot. speaking first with abc news, the family is demanding answers after police announced that the unlikely suspect in thet shooting was their son. >> they just went to rush to judgment on national tv. and say mig son's name and making him look like he is a killer. >> reporter: after the video surfaced of people running and ducking from gunfire, the police issued a statement saying that the victim was the shooter, and less than 24 hours later, the police retracted the statement, and in a press release hoover police saying that new evidence

suggests that while mr. bradford may have been involved in some aspect of the altercation, he did not likely fire the rounds that injured the 18-year-old victim. 21-year-old e mshmantic briefly trained with the army is now dead. his mother said she learned about her son's death on social media. >> that is not humane. >> reporter: and protesters who came out in support of bradford say it is about more than the gun. >> the black life taken away. a black man literally gave his life for this country, and for them to talk it away from him. >> and we are definitely going to get justice for our child. no other parent should have to go through this. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, new york. in the north bay, santa rosa

stands to get $38.5 million from the federal government to build badly needed housing. according to the "press d democrat" it would come from disaster relief money to build apartments. the community lost housing in the wildfires. one site being considered for redevelopment is the former site of the journey's end mobile home park that was badly burned in the fire. some in woolsey are filing are filing lawsuits against the utility company saying they started the fire. the official cause is under fire, but the attorneys representing the victims held a town hall friday night and they say they have hired experts to help prove the case, and they have pointed to 911 calls and eyewitness testimonies, and one man suing lost his home and animal rescue. >> the power company f they did that, they owe a lot of people a

lot of money, and you can't bring the dead people back, but they owe a lot of people money. >> three people were killed in the fire, and so cal edinson said they cannot comment firfire - -related lawsuits. and now, there are going to be two labels changed on wine labels using oregon grapes after selling the remaining 900,000 bottles. they told the newspaper that they will specify that the wines are made in california, and last month oregon lawmakers called on the federal alcohol regulators the the look into the labels. still ahead, there is a new paw patrol in the south bay. what two canines are going to be transit patrol this week. but first as we head to break, we look at the mount tam camera, and lisa argen is

one of california's biggest ski resorts is open thanks to a lot of snow that fell within the last few days. and you are looking at skiers that were on opening day here in kirkwood. more than 30 inches of snow have fallen at kirkwood since wednesday. they plan to keep the ski slopes open until early april. looks like a fun time up in tahoe. >> yes, a nice high base, and the next couple of storm systems headed our way are going to start out warm and then get progressively colder. as we look outside, it is going to be a nice live shot for us, and if you can see the fog behind us, and this is the view to see the towers of the golden gate bridge, the temperatures are in the 50s and we are waiting for the clearing by 10:00 or 11:00, and it is a couple of sunny days before we see the rain and the snow, and we will be back with the seven-day outlook. and also next, the the warriors

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time right now is 9:43 and a live look outside from the camera on santa cruz on this sunday morning and beautiful start to the day along the coast, but some changes are coming in the accuweather forecast. meteorologist lisa argen is going to tell us about the rain chances coming up in a few minutes. in sports this morning the

49ers say they will release linebacker reuben foster following the arrest for domestic violence. they will face tampa bay buccaneers in about 10 minutes at the raymond james stadium. and the ravens will also be be action, and the warriors tomorrow night will be in action, and last night kevin durant himself was magical against the kings. mindi bach has the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> reporter: the warriors have played 21 games so far this season and on saturday night, they played the second game of the fifth back-to-back game. and unbelievable. so they hosted a surprising king squad, and stephen curry and boogie cousins spectating being out for this one, and kevin durant to damion jones for that hammer and hook. i love to see a young guy get up. and then buddy hield went deep for three. and that put the kings up 55-48. the kings led by eight in the second when kevin durant gets the ball to klay thompson who

passed up the three and decided to go for the one-handed jam, and durant to klay again, and klay shooting this time, and yeah, that is beautiful. the warriors are taking a 71-69 lead. the warriors led by one in the fourth, and durant with a errant pass, and then that is the slam to put the kings up top. and then durant stops to pop and gets the jumper and the foul. the game tied 108-108. and then with ten second to go, klay drives and misses and ges s his own rebound off of the glass and one-point warriors' lead. and then hield for the lead, yep, he misses, but look at that. unbelievable. the ball gets stuck, and so a jump ball, and then with 0.3 second, iman shumpert can't get the ball to wul and so that is two in a row now. and now, taking on the colorado team, the bears will

take on stanford next week and if they should win, it will be the first reg ular season win since 2008. the bears' defense is the are reason for the turnaround. tey were spectacular saturday. it was officially senior day for justin wilcox' team, and even though they will have the big game next week. cal's defense to work quickly. and montez is intercepted by elijah hicks. cal jumps out to the early lead. colorado's next possession, and ashton davis says the pick two and i'll go 35 yards for the score. it was 14-0, bears in less than 2:00. davis with two picks on saturday. colorado looking lost. montez on the handoff and the splash tackle of kyle williams, unbelievable. and then colorado comes back with two touchdowns in the third quarter, and montez to winfree, and he was free to catch that one, and 27-21 bears after three quarters n. fourth quarter cal stretches it back out.

this is their version of the fade. g garbers to mo wade to say no way you will beat me. and so you can see the bears win thanks to the great defense. a shot at the pac-12 title game not an option for the cardinal. they went into their game saturday with a 6-4 record. so they are already bowl eligible, and so whenever ucla would better stanford's bowl options with a win. and why not a high option. so there is whiteside coming out, and why? because he is one of the tallest players on the field, and a.j. costello can do this, air it out. and this is a two-yard touchdown for the cardinal to lead by seven at the half. and then two more touchdown catches, and he had three on the

day. and then a safety on the ensuing kickoff, and this one 93 yard ns to the house. ucla trailing by five at this point. and then, in the fourth quarter, with wilton spate fooled everyone and ran it in by himself, and ucla up by a point as they failed to convert the two-pointer. and stanford would get the ball back, and costello threw for 344 yards and five touchdowns, and right there to cyrus st. brown and that is his lone catch of the game, and stanford holds on the win 49-42. so the big game next week that will certainly be a good one as each cal and stanford are 7-4, and the big games today, the 49ers against tampa and the raiders against the ravens, and we will bring you those highlights today starting at 5:00, and until then, have a great morning. and now your a accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> sunday morning checking out the fog there from the camera with a nice iconic view here.

and you can see what is on the way, the sun is going to win out, and a beautiful after and once again a lot like yesterday. so we have that to enjoy, and dry day tomorrow, and then we are looking for a change when the rain returns on tuesday. it is going to be a weak system, and a one on the storm impact scale. so that means light to moderate showers is going to begin in the north bay and bring from a tenth to a third of an inch. right now, we are enjoying the view here with some of the fog settling into the valleyses and allow norg dense fog the be stubborn through the next hour. and then we will h look for sun for our friends in the east bay, and by about 11:00, but it is getting brighter in some spots. so one-mile visibility in napa and down to a quarter in petaluma and looking at one mile in oakland and livermore still a quarter of a mile. so here is the perspective where you have the jet stream well to the north of us, and riding overhead of the ridge, and keeping us dry today and tomorrow. and then the first system and

then a series of the wet weather makers coming our way tuesday, wednesday and into thursday. the golden gate bridge with closer inspection, lower 50s, and san francisco with 54 in mountain view and morgan hill, and a sunny fview from mt. tam, and 49 in san rafael. and so, with the low clouds here, we are looking at the visibility, restricted, but it has been good from the south bay on to the peninsula, and in lake tahoe in the 30s right now, and we are also looking at a sunny afternoon. we will see rain as we begin the series of storm systems that are go ing the travel into the mountains, but then it is going to be colder and changeover to snow thursday. and suny and mild today and tomorrow and the next round of rain begins here on tuesday and wet and windy for the middle of next week, and some discrepancies of the forecast model as to where we will see the heaviest rain, but looking through the rest of the day

today, it is clearing out nicely and into the overnight hours low clouds and fog returning for the drive in monday. and we should see some rain in the north bay, and high s s tod in the sunshine and the low 60s and average this time of yee, and 63 in oakland, and palo alto 64 degrees. and picking up with the rain in the evening hours around 5:00, and then as we get into wednesday, this is when it is nebulous, looking at rain and heavy rain into thursday. it is looking to clear out by friday friday, but the all-important track of the jet stream is going to allow us to figure out where the heaviest rain is going to b and it is looking linet is a generous rainmaker as we get into the middle of the week, and hit over an inch of rain perhaps thursday, and it looks like if this is going to hold true, we will see more rain in the north bay and south bay than we no

normally do. te fog overnight and the seven-day forecast, you will ant to download to track the rain for tuesday and wednesday and thursday. >> thank you, lisa. and for the first time the valley transportation authority in cooperation with the santa clara sheriff's office will have two sniffing canines for public transit, and we got a rare look as one of the dogs underwent the training. >> reporter: these labs have a knack and a noez safe. meet two of the newest members of the santa clara sheriff's office. after months of training both of the canines will be working full time as part of the transit patrol with a singular focus of tracking explosive devices. they are trained by the handlers on this light rail train. >> and being around crowds or through crowds is not a problem for these dog, because the they have been tested for it. >> reporter: these dogs are on a mission to mae a difference. >> we don't have to worry about the dogs biting anybody, because they are friendly and the sole purpose is to sniff out

explosive odors. >> and make it 18 different odors to sig signify explosives. >> they are strengthening the transit system, and patrolling the 346 square miles with mbta and light rail. >> they will patrol the trains throughout the shift, and it comes as the south bay is hosting annual december events. >> all transit systems are a risk for terrorism or bombings, and these dogs were purchased using federal homeland security money. >> reporter: both of them are trained with a hander and that they are looking forward to this responsibility. >> and we are learning what she likes and doesn't like. >> reporter: and fiercely loyal without a doubt. nola and yoshi's first days on

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with ham, grilled sausage,th my and hickory-smoked bacon.rrito or my grande sausage breakfast burrito with creamy sriracha and crispy hash browns. i'm all about bulking up breakfast! [grunt] try my meaty breakfast burritos. part of the breakfast burrito family. santa claus resorted to another way of getting around after a stop in austin, texas, saturday. with no reindeer, old st. nick had to the make due riding into town with a longhorn, and the entrance delight ed the kids wih a stop in the capital city. he posed for photos and helped with making jing jer bread house s. and lisa, it is one month away from christmas, and where is the time going? >> well, we will have some br k breaks in between the upcoming systems to allow for beneficial rain, and perhaps no problems

out there which is the way we like it. 63 today and sunny for the afternoon and in oakland look for 65, and in san jose, already sunny there, and in the north bay, low to mid-60s there. and we will have about the same tomorrow, and then things will begin to change. tuesday morning with light rain throughout the day, and then by with wednesday and thursday a stronger system, and then it looks like still some showers for friday and saturday and these are quick movers, but they bring down some pretty good rain, and maybe one to two inches in the valley. >> make sure you download the app and stay up to date. >> yes. >> and thank you for joining us for "abc7 mornings." i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen, and the news will continue on facebook and instagram. we return at 5:00 p.m., and until then, make it a great day, everybody.

by the medical breakthroughs television series.d for (upbeat music) hello everyone, and thanks for joining us for another episode of medical breakthroughs. in today's episode, we'll introduce you to the marin county dental society, and some of its distinguished members. the marin county dental society was founded in 1934 with a small group of nine dentists, but since then, the organization has grown to nearly 300 professionals who serve the growing and diverse populations of marin county.