you can see it's a little hazy. three storms expected to hit the bay area in the next five days. thanks for joining us. the first of the storms arrives tomorrow. with it renewed concerns for accidents, flooding and mud slides. mike is here with the latest time line for us. >> hi everybody. we'll start with this storm impact scale. it will be one of the lighter three that come through. light to moderate rain.

it is up for our greatest amounts. this is 9:00, the traditional commute. you can see light green to yellow and orange. by 10:00 it's down to the san mateo bridge. during the afternoon hours it's over all of our neighborhood hours. as we wind down it is transitioning over to scattered showers which will be the case for wednesday. my storm concerns for tomorrow are kind of -- well, the high for hydroplaning. more leaves. trees toppled low. the next storms are going to be a little buiit bigger and stronger. i'll have those coming up in the seven day forecast. >> thank you. a sheriffs deputy dead after crashing into a power pole. we have new information on the deadly crash, jessica.

>> yes. he was with theortwo decades. friends and colleagues called him tony. others have been sending out condolences as well as the novado police department. just to name a few agencies. i have seen a few across the state of california and beyond. here is where the crash happened. it happened about 10:00 last nght. investigators say he was responding to a dui chase when his car crashed into the pole. you can see car there. >> that's a hard thing to wrap around is this person that's out there putting the public at risk and, you know, now we have one of our deputies that's gone because of this person and that's -- it angers. >> it could have been avoided rgs right? >> absolutely.

it is caused by a drunk driver no matter which way you look at it. >> the suspect officers were chasing wasn't actually taken into custody. his colleagues tell us that he is survived by an adult son. his same colleague you just heard from there a few moments ago. the department is a family and they will work together through their grief. a tough weekend for them. abc 7 news. >> thank you. developing police near south 17th street yesterday morning. police say a woman suspected of driving the car left the scene. they later arrested her a few miles away on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter. they have not figured out whether he was alone or walking with an adult. a major relief as the deadliest fire in california history is now 100% contained.

u.s. forest service officials say there are so many concerning with the campfire. >> there are branches that will come down. >> the rain could mean flash floods and debris flow. firefighters reached full containment yesterday morning 17 days after the fire started with 153,000 acres burned. crews expected to monitor and mop up hot spots for months. survivors of the campfire still need help. you can find a list of resources at

both cars hit the center divide. officials say about 10 minutes later another lost control and l dmeamcar. this is exclusive abc 7 news video showing the aftermath and curry there. there were no major injuries. everyone involved was wearing their seat belts. ajents fired tear gas yesterday to stop some of them. 39 people were arrested. we have the latest now. >> just on the other side of this fence is a tent city where many of those 5,000 of or so migrants are waiting, hoping to be able to apply for asylum in the u.s. that's the u.s./mexico border. the united states is on the other side of the fence you see there. there are so many of these migrants here that many of them

are having to sleep out on the streets here. it is a peaceful start to the day here. it is quite a contrast to the clashes we saw along the border near san diego yesterday. it started out as a peaceful rally. many of these families came out there for that rally. then some of the people in the crowd began pushing mexican police and some of those men in that crowd of migrants made a run for it. some of them trying to cross into the u.s. illegally. initially they were saying about 500 tried to cross illegally. now they are saying it was fewer than 100. they were all detained and they will all be deported immediately. as for the rest of the migrants here, the thousands of them and thousands who are still making their way here, they say they plan to stay here and wait for as long as it takes the opportunity to apply for asylum.

abc news, mexico. a legendary civil rights activist has joined the nationwide boycott against the giants. edwards announced support for the boycott. the principal owner donated money to mississippi republican senator hyde-smith. he says it was a joke. edwards tweeted i joined calling far total boycott of all games, community events until the owner explains financial support of public hangings and monkey comments. san francisco police want to find a group of skate borders who attacked a security guard. the attack left the guard with life threatening injuries. it happened at the former bank of america building around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. it's not clear what sparked the attack. there is private property sign

stating to skate first weekday morning after a crash that went viral. we have the latest on the investigation and repairs after it crashed into the san francisco ferry terminal. >> the first ferry of the day in san francisco had a little trouble elanted dr restaurant.ft

53 passengers were on board. two sustained minor injuries. it is being evaluated and officials hope to know more in the coming days. >> terrifying. >> i was glad i wasn't on the boat. i'm not concerned. i don't think the boat there sink or anything like that. >> i talked with the coast guard this morning. they say it will take a couple of months for this investigation to be completed. matt keller, abc 7 news. happening now cyber monday is underway and it's shaping up to be huge. that's because we saw a big jump in spending on black friday. online sales jumped nearly 24% from last year.

today's sales are expected to bring in almost $8 billion during this crucial time for retailers at amazon's center in tracy. somehow it going? >> hi. very busy pla. a little break in the action right now. they are taking a lunch break. they do take a break. look at all of these packages cued up and ready to go. last monday amazon said they sold 961 items per second and they are expecting today to be even busier. amazon says today is their bowl a super bowl and they are ready for the big game. they will have 800 employees here dealing with the cyber monday orders. >> last year 83 million items on this day alone black friday was bigger than last year. we expect this year to be

bigger. >> yellow bins carrying people's purchases danced their way from automatic carriers to conveyer belts. this year amazon added an item that won't quite fit into these crates. >> we have live christmas trees shipped from farmers throughout the united states. this one here is 6 feet tall. it is a little over $100, shipped for free. >> amazon offering deep disi don't -- discounts. it's not just big corporate names. alx is the ceo of a small skin care company called thrive. he sold ten times more product when he teamed up with amazon. he is expecting big numbers on cyber monday. >> it is really exciting. we have me, my whole team are watching to see how the sales go today. >> he is thinking he is going to have record numbers today, so is

amazon. abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> if you need help with your cyber monday shopping check out abc7news.com. we'll update the list as we get details. a possible breakthrough in china being condemned by colleagues. and this unbelievable video is making its rounds on social media. the thanksgiving versus christmas rap video. >> maybe the winner is -- >> next, right this minute. paying less for my medicare? i'm open to that. lower premiums? extra benefits? it's open enrollment. time to open the laptop... ...and compare medicare health plans. why? because plans change, so can your health needs. so, be open-minded. look at everything - like prescription drug plans... oh, and medicare advantage plans from private insurers.

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>> he said he edited the dna of twin girls. it is banned in many countries. we have this story. >> reporter: overnight an astonishing claim. a scientist saying he created the world's genetically engineered babies. >> they came crying into the world as healthy as any other babies. >> the team announcing the so called breakthrough on you tube. according to the researchers they used a gene editing technology. the purpose not to cure or prevent an inherited disease but something else entirely, giving

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looked like this. it faded away to this. high clouds and sunshine. we'll talk about what to expect in the next seven days. high clouds an sunshine. it will be pretty comfortable this afternoon. a series of storms begin tomorrow and another chance as we head through the weekend. here is a look at temperatures. santa rosa, the rest of us in the low 50s. now, if you're following in another capacity you may see a few radar returns today. that rain is evaporating. no need to worry about the umbrella today. enjoy temperatures around 63 to 67 or 68 degrees. the exception is half-moon bay. look at that, 62 to 63. then only 60 to 62. not much difference in the temperatures from noon to 4:00.

even 8:00 8:00 8:00 8:00 8:00 80 on our way to a milder morning. mid-40s to mid-50s. you can see the white keeping us a little bit milder. let's time when you'll be driving on some wet streets. 4:00 tomorrow morning no. 9:00, sure. up across the north bay the 10:00 starting to head towards the bay bridge. now, as we head towards the evening commute around 3:00 or 4:00 all of us will be driving on wet streets. you can see a tenth to a third of an inch of rain. thursday is the stronger of the storms coming in. gusty breezes are back. wednesday morning at 7:00 in the morning let's see how much wet get wednesday. you can see scattered showers. maybe .20 to a couple of hundredths in the north bay.

where you see green is more than an inch. that is very impressive heading towards thursday. that's a 2 on the storm impact scale. we get a break friday. a little peek of sunshine and light to moderate rain. right now it's a one for saturday. it is a 1 for wednesday for scattered light showers. tuesday the heavier rain and the breezy conditions. so today, friday and saturday basically our only dry days. today will be the warmest day. >> all right. we enjoy it. we have to be careful. >> some of those will get new tires tomorrow.?

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take a look. he was spear fearing and a 7 foot long spear shark bit his head and neck. he posted a photo that you saw of him with stitches up his neckment after the attack his shipmates pulled him into the boat and to shore.

he says it was all a big blur. >> the only thing i can remember is the sound of the crunch of my head which is not a pleasant sound. >> an understatement, right? >> he said he doesn't plan on getting out of the water any time soon unless it happens again. why do they always say that? i will get back in the water? >> one time it was a freak accident. >> glad he is doing okay. from all of us here at abc 7 news have a great day.

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