. good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. this is abc 7 mornings. thousands of supporters, hundreds of pru breweries and o incredible cause. the camp fire benefit we can all take part of. >> mike is tracking the timeline so you know when to bust out the umbrella. >> good morning on this november 27th. >> meteorologist mike nicco is tracking a lot of changes. >> here we go, jessica, reggie. hi, everyone. the rain is up to the north as you see on live doppler 7. it's a little behind yesterday's schedule by an hour or two. out ahead of that you'll have dangerously low visibility. the fog is moving up through the san ramone valley and expect this fog throughout the morning commute. here's a look at my accuweather 12-hour planner. we'll have rain move intoog t

north bay. the rain will start tapering as it heads south 4:00, upper 50s. scattered showers this evening, 56 to about 59 degrees. it's not even raining yet and it sounds like alexis is tracking some issues. >> yeah, unfortunately we're off to a busy start here. i want to start you off in the emeryville area. westbound 580 at the 80 split. folks coming from oakland trying to get to the bay bridge, we have a four-vehicle collision. still working on what lanes are blocked. one is but that's better than it was 20 minutes ago when they were holding all traffic. no one was able to get by. we'll take a look at the backup on westbound 580. you're heavy from 24. we also already have some heavy traffic in the tracy area. we'll take a look at that coming up next. three american soldiers are dead. three others are hurt after a

roadside bombing in afghanistan. the military says an ied detonated in the ghazni province. an american contractor was also injured in the blast. we do not know the names of the victims yet. so far, no immediate claim of responsibility. of course, we'll stay on top of this breaking news and bring you this breaking news and bring you more as it comes in. producing a beer to benefit survivors of the camp fire. >> production starts today but you have to wait a little while to get a pint. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in alameda with details. >> reporter: good morning. we're asking you to drink some beer for a good cause. we're in front of the almanac brewing company. here's a look at some of the other breweries participating. they'll call the beer resilience ipa. they'll donate money raised from sales to the communities devastated by the camp fire. some breweries from as far away

as new zealand and canada will be participating. sierra, nevada put out what it called a bat signal on facebook asking breweries to make a fund-raising brew. they are providing the recipe. check out a fund-raiser you can go to tonight if you want to do something right away and you don't want to wait on the beer. you can go to san francisco tonight. there will from 6:00 to 9:00. the beer won't be available for a few more weeks. we have a list of the breweries on abc7news.com. live in alameda, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. rapper too short will headline an event on december 21st. he started his rap career in

oakland and proceeds will go towards the north valley foundation camp fire relief fund. >> we have a link for tickets on our website. you can donate the old fashioned way on this giving tuesday. there are plenty of ways to help victims and you can find that at abc7news.com. bay area civil rights leaders are calling for a boycott of the san francisco giants. >> that's because one of the principal owners of the team donated to a mississippi senate candidate accused of being racist. san francisco naacp president brown is criticizing donations made by charles johnson and his wife to the campaign of cindy hyde smith. she's running for a senate seat against an african-american candidate and the vote is happening today. earlier this month hyde-smith said she would sit in the front row if she were invited to a public hanging. she's since apologized. >> mr. charles johnson has shown that his heart is on the side of

oppression. >> this is charlie johnson's words. joe, if she is a racist, i will not support her. >> giants' president larry baer said neither i nor anyone else at the giants can support who they support politically just as we cannot and should not control whom any of our employees support politically. president trump spent last night in mississippi stumping for hyde-smith. she would be the first woman elected to congress mississippi. in today's "gma" first look, the woman at the center of the brett kavanaugh battle makes her brett kavanaugh battle makes her first and lived in palo alto for years. in this morning's "gma" first look, with the high-stakes testimony behind her -- >> i'm here today not because i

i'm terrified. >> dr. christine blasey ford is going public again, this time to thank supporters who set up a go fund me page on her behalf, writing because of your support, i feel hopeful our lives will return to normal. she says the money raised allowed her family to cope with the immeasurable stress, particularly the disruption to our safety and privacy. and protect ourselves against frightening threats, a concern blasey ford raised in her testimony. she writes although coming forward was scary, i was proud of the opportunity to protect my civil liberty. we have more coming up at 7:00 a.m. "gma" first look. we've been talking about this storm quickly on its way to the bay area. >> the chp is reminding drivers to be careful on those wet

roads. the first rain of the season fell over the thanksgiving holiday. the chp says officers responded to 29 crashes in marin. that's more than triple the number of crashes the same time last year. and ahead of this storm, many drivers are stopping at goodman's building supply off highway 101 to buy tarps, rain boots and jackets. we spoke with an employee who wants people to slow down on the roads. >> we were in the slow lane going 45, 50, people were still going 75, 80, like they didn't care. my main concern is that we don't get into a car accident. >> you can stay on top of the weather with our abc7 news app. >> on our app you can see live doppler 7 and live web cams from across the bay area. tracking that storm, here's mike. >> let's get you an idea of neighborhood temperatures and we'll get to how it will affect your day. it's milder in san francisco. 52 to 55 deges our spread. we'll see if that concurs

everywhere else. it's definitely milder. a lot of mid to upper 40s on the bay. belmont at 53, one of the warm spots. pittsburg at 50. petaluma, 51 degrees. here's a look at some fog rolling across san francisco this morning. out and about you'll need the umbrella. at the beach, high surf advisory starts at 10:00 this morning. if you're headed to the mountains, snow levels up to 64,000 feet. east bay, 8:00, still pretty cloudy. so:00, pretty cloudy. by noon, the rain starts to roll in and it stays steady through 4:00 turning over to showers between 6:00, 7:00, 8:00. for the north bay, we're quiet until we get to about 7:00 to 8:00 and then the rain rolls in. it stays steady through 2:00 and becomes showers by 4:00. look at your temperatures, they never leave the 50s. for the peninsula, we're dry from 8:00 to 10:00. by noon, scattered showers develop and steadier rain from

2:00 to 4:00. we'll top out at 60 degrees. showers become scattered starting at 6:00 and we'll drop down into the upper 50s. we'll take a look at the storm impact scale. when you're going to be driving on wet roads coming up. here's alexis with a look at this morning's commute. >> good morning, mike. we do have plenty to talk about already here today. taking you back to emeryville. you can see the flashing lights. we have a four-car aswestbound . good news is tow trucks are on the scene. we have at least one lane blocked adding a ten-minute delay coming from about highway 24. we're keeping an eye on that. i'm hoping they'll get a few more lanes cleared. we have a full closure of san pablo avenue between road 20 and el portal. that's the end of a police pursuit that resulted in a crash. we're working on more information but we have a crew on the way to the scene and already heavy around the tracy area. roadwork slowing you down on

eastbound 580 as well. new developments involving the alleged gene-editing of actual babies. the fallout has now reached the u.s. there's a new campaign about cannabis targeting middle and high school students and the city of san francisco is behind the efforts. we take you outside as you start your day this morning. oh, actually, first we'll meet a 10-year-old boy and his mother who are being called heroes in the north bay. how they saved lives while their family business went up in flames. we have rain on the way in our forecast and we have your weather and traffic conditions on your screen as we head to break.

here's a look at what to expect out of today's storm. light to moderate rain. especially moderate in the north bay where you'll get up to half an inch. it will be lighter as you head to the south bay. we have dangerous surf from the coast lingering through friday when more storms are on the way. as i said, it's been seven longince wentffnd two leaders died and that chaos has captured the city again. >> today marks 40 years since a

former board of supervisors member assassinated mayor moscone any and supervisor harvey milk. city leaders will gather on this 40th anniversary for a commemorative event at city hall today. mayor london breed and supervisor mandelman are expected to handy. in the north bay, a senior center is burned and charred. six elderly people lived here and they are alive, thanks to a quick-thinking boy and his mom. 10-year-old carlos says fire broke out in the kitchen sunday night. he calmly called 911 and gave the fire department the address while his mom evacuated six he would early people living in the building. fire officials say the boy's call made all the difference. nw the healdsburg city council is looking at giving him a

commendation. >> i knew the address because i've been here since i was born. this used to be my childhood place i used to play. >> camong the items lost, his playstation. you can see the controller. abc7 news viewers have helped the family replace the ps4. right now police are investigating a severe case of vandalism in the east bay. downtown antioch including some churches ended up covered with anti-semitic graffiti. >> reporter: husband and wife pastors spent monday night painting over obscenities left spray painted on the front of their church, worship center antioch. >> it broke our heart. it really did.

>> reporter: down the street pastor eugene jackson was shocked to see swastikas spray painted on the side of its church holy god, which just opened its doors last week. >> to see these symbols of hatred on our building were disheartening. >> reporter: police say 20 buildings in downtown antioch was tagged, including city hall, where a vandal was caught on security camera spray painting a van in the parking lot. antioch police releasing these surveillance pictures of a possible suspect captured in the downtown area late sunday and early monday. this mural on fourth street was being cleaned and repaired. it, too, was littered with swastikas and vulgarities. >> nothing like this ever happens in this community. to see swastikas and things of that nature painted on murals is disheartening. >> reporter: police have no motive for the crime. >> you're sad that someone has that much hatred in their heart.

>> reporter: they believe they do not reflect their community. so far no arrests. for now, police are not calling this a hate crime. their investigation continues. in antioch, abc7 news. in antioch, abc7 news. san francisco is launching a new campaign about cannabis use. >> it's aimed toward middle and high school students. thy want them to know smoking weed can damage lungs like smoking cigarettes and edibles can contain more thc. a recent survey found out one-fifth of high school seniors in san francisco have used cannabis in the past month. we have new developments in the controversial claim that the world's first genetically edited human babies were created in china. an american scientist may have played a role. rice university in texas says it's launched an investigation into one of its biochemical and genetic engineering professors

after reports surfaced he is connected to those babies. gene editing is banned in the u.s. the chinese researcher behind the experiment also studied at rice and stanford universities before returning to his homeland. he said he used a controversy again-editing technology altering the girls, supposedly giving them the ability to resist hiv infection. he's expected to present his findings in hong kong tomorrow. in the north bay, smart train service changes are on hold because two trains are damaged. they were made in japan and assembled in illinois. they were damaged before arci g arriving in the north bay last month. one won't be replaced until spring, one won't be available until next summer. the new rail cars cost 11 million bucks. two bald eagles ended up stuck in a tree after their

tallons got locked together. an eagle expert was the one who freed those eagles from each other. that expert believes the two birds may have gotten tangled up during a territorial dispute or because it's mating season. the annual santa con gathering in san francisco could still be happening despite the city giving them a permit. >> city parks and rec square cannot hold all those people who want to turn out. the official event was scheduled for december 8th, but it still may not deter people from donning their santa outfits. >> you can't stop santa. >> santa con, going to santa con. >> good for them. have fun. don't get arrested. take a look at what's going on

outside. we have umbrella weather back. san jose the last to receive some rain. it will be after the lunch hour when you start to get the steady rain. right now you're cloudy and 54 degrees. fog this morning before the light to moderate rain arrives. a chance of rain not only today but just about every day through saturday. did we mention the storm doors open? coolest in it is north bay, mid to upper 50s. the rest around 59 in richmond to 64 in san jose. tonight we'll have some mid to upper 40s in the deepest north bay valleys. the rest of us in the low to mid-50s with steady rain becoming scattered showers. the storm has slowed down. it's going to stay in the north bay starting at 9:00 up until the lunch hour. that doesn't mean there won't be scattered lighter showers out ahead of it. this is the steady light green to moderate yellow rain. it moves into the heart of the bay and it's all over us during the evening commute at 4:00 to 7:00. notice it tapers from green --

from yellow back to green to light. notice it's not a solid shield anymore. it's scattered showers. that will be the case during the overnight hours also. let's see how much rain and when it gets to your neighborhood. 7:00, everybody's dry. 9:00, everybody's dry. noon it's going to be wet up in the north bay. 4:00, all of us will be wet. 7:00, even isolated areas in the south bay will be wet. the evening commute will be much trickier and wetter. tomorrow night into thursday heavier showers, thunderstorms possible. the storm is a 2. then 1 for friday night into saturday. even though we have dry roads we're seeing a lot of collision. four-car collision at the split at at emeryville. the left lane is getting by.

i'm seeing a couple tow trucks on scene. hopefully we'll get that cleared shortly because here's a look at the backup. if this were an hour, it would be really long into the oakland area. you're holding steady with backup to highway 24 and that's adding ten minutes to your drive. quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet. next traffic update coming up just before 5:30. there is now a new push to save a live music venue in san francisco. >> this is a new petition to save mezzanine. the description reads, in part, it's the largest independent female owned music center in san francisco. how many more independent venues will we lose? mezzanine's owner says the building won't renew the lease. a new cancer medication saved a 9-year-old boy.

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(intel chime) 5:25. if you're just joining us, the 7 things to know before you go -- number one is breaking news. three american soldiers are dead. three others are hurt after a roadside bombing in afghanistan. the military says an ied detonated in the ghazni province. all the preparation you did for last week's series of storms, do it again because we have a parade of storms. by the time we get to saturday evening, most of us, even in the south bay, will be looking at greater than an inch of rain. maybe even 2 up in the north bay mountains, to 3 in the santa cruz mountain you. three -- watch out for high waves. there's a surf advisory kicking in at 10:00. that means you could see waves as big as 18 to 24 feet. number four -- we do have a

situation in san pablo. we are getting a crew to the scene here. but we have a full closure of san pablo avenue from road 20 to el portal drive. we're hearing this is possibly a fatality, the end of a police pursuit that resulted in a collision. we know an investigation is ongoing. avoid the area. number five -- it's safe to eat romain lettuce again. according to the fda, the lettuce that made people sick is now off the market. number six -- hundreds of breweries are teaming up on this giving tuesday. they'll start brewing a beer to benefit the survivors of the camp fire. sierra nevada will provide the recipe and the beer will be available next month. days after his multi car crash in oakland, steph curry should be a full go today. he has not played since injuring his left groin. >> there's a lot of reasons to be steph but calmly reacting after being in a pretty scary

crash on the highway is another reason. >> cool, calm and collected. we're coming back with 90 minutes of news, including a push by facebook and paypal to make your dollars go further on this giving tuesday. this is an all-too familiar scene in san francisco. a california bill could soon close a big legal loophole in prosecuting car thieves. we keep

as the battle at the border continues, a woman who lived in oakland before being deported as a chance to come back to the bay area. we told you to enjoy the sunshine while it lasted. rain returns today and tomorrow and the next day. >> keep going.g.>> ilou keepn a second, how about that?

mission to mars accomplished. nasa just reached milestone, but it's the touchdown celebration that's getting all the attention this morning. >> so jealous of them. i wasn't smart enough to be an astronaut or have the body for it. >> what kind of body do you have to have? >> you have to put up with some real g-force. >> oh, okay. >> sorry, mike. >> it always comes down to body-shaming on abc 7 mornings. >> i'm so jealous. >> you have the body to do weather. >> not sure what that means but i'll go with it while you ponder that. >> just giving a positive today, on giving tuesday. >> i'm waiting for our director. he likes to sit up here and watch us squirm. one on the storm impact scale, it's not happening right now but light to moderate rain is on the way after the morning c ends. a tenth of an inch in the north bay. matt keller is along the coast

where waves are already 9 feet on the way to 16. fog is a big issue in the east bay valleys and north bay valleys. livermore and santa rosa, less than a quarter mile. arriving in the north bay at 7:00 and then we'll hit the 60-degree mark at noon with light to moderate rain. lighter at 4:00. upper 50s and showers this evening, mid-50s. plenty to talk about in the traffic center. still trying to clear this crash that happened at about 4:22 this morning. four vehicles involved in a collision on westbound 580 just before you get to the 80 politic in emeryville. you can see a tow truck is hooking up, i believe, the last vehicle that was involved in this right now. a couple chp cruisers there on the scene as well. hopefully we'll get this cleared. right now we have at least one lane blocked and that's adding ten minutes to your drive. some other routes around there not looking too bad. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, 17 minutes. we heard the metering lights

were turned on. southbound 101, san francisco to sfo, in the green, ten minutes. today's storm isn't just bringing rain. it's bringing a high surf advisory to the entire bay area coastline. >> waves could reach up to 25 feet high. abc7 news reporter matt keller is live in pacifica. hi, matt. how's the beach? >> reporter: hi, jessica. not much of a beach here. the water is coming up to beach boulevard right now. we've seen some waves out here 8 to 10 feet high. so, it is big. scraping along the bottom of the pacifica pier. high surf advisory goes into effect at 10:00 and lasts until early friday morning. you can see waves with 18 to 24 feet with some waves exceeding 25 feet. surfers will love this. many of the best in the world are in maui for the big wave tour where the jaws challenge is taking place. 35 to 50-foot surf yesterday. eventually organizers put the

event on hold because of dangerous surf conditions. they're expected to be back on the water today. that big swell is comingy. t we're told mavericks officials are monitoring the conditions in half moon bay. for folks like me, you have to be careful. expect the water to crash up into the a new video shows a car fire in san francisco. you can see cars flying past the flames as crews worked to put this out. this was near the embarcadero. it's not clear what started it. this morning president trump is defending the use of tear gas on migrants at the u.s./mexico border despite concern children were exposed to it. >> agents fired tear gas at some central american migrants who tried to breach the border in tijuana on sunday. president trump responded by saying the tear gas is a very minor form of the tear gas

itself and that it's very safe. secretary of homeland -- excuse me. secretary of homeland security kirstjen nielsen released a statement saying the caravan members are mostly men and the limited number of women and children in the caravan are being used by the organize ergz as human shields. bay area activists are headed to texas with supplies. they will be given to migrants asking for asylum in the u.s. the supplies were collected by bay area border relief and crisis response team from the university of san francisco. new developments in the case of an oakland couple deported to mexico last year. the wife, maria mendoza sanchez, has a chance to return to the u.s. and reunite with her children. buzzfeed reports she'll go to the u.s. embassy in mexico city on monday. her application for a six-year work permit under h1b was

approved over the summer. there's a waiver for immigrants applying for a nonpermanent v z visa. she'll have to persuade u.s. embassy officials she deserves that waiver. she was a cancer nurse at highland hospital in oakland. 88 deathsonedomp i butte county. >> you can see streets obliterated by the flames. 203 people are still considered missing. survivors still are not sure where they'll live. >> we literally have spent every dime question have just trying to make it. >> we've had no assistance at all from fema. >> the fire destroyed 13,000 homes and fema is now working to get some survivors into these 80 travel trailers. in the south bay san jose's police chief says the actions of officers who exchanged gun be

fire with an armed felon were nothing short of heroic. police took 31-year-old mario manuel caballero into custody after a standoff that lasted hours. chief garcia said three officers responded to a man with a gun were met with gunfire. garcia says one of the officers bravely stood his ground and returned fire with the patrol rifle. tactical officers used tear gas to force the suspect out of the home. he suffered a gunshot wound and dog bite from k-9 unit sent in to detain him. health officials say it's okay to eat romain lettuce but you need to check the label. the fda says it appears the contaminated lettuce is now off the market. inspectors narrow the source to lettuce grown in central and northern california. effective immediately, lettuce growers will begin to label the region where their produce is grown and when it was harvested. officials advise that if your

romain lettuce does not have a label, do not eat it. today is giving tuesday. >> and one way to participate is on facebook. the social networking company is teaming up with paypal to match up to $7 million donated through facebook's charitable giving tools. that begins in just a few minutes at -- well, actually it began at 5:00. it began 37 minutes ago. tonight in san francisco's union square, alaska airlines is hosting a winter clothing drive. you can drop off new jackets, gloves, hats and socks to benefit larkin street youth services. you can skate from free from 4:00 to 8:00 tonight with a donation. you might also want to bring a rain jacket, right? >> even though the steady rain will be over we'll still have a chance of scattered showers. any time inhave that moist flow ocean, you could have mist hanging in the air so it will be damp. let's talk about what's going on temperaturewise. menlo park and redwood city, 44.

half moon bay, 48. everybody else in the low to mid-50s. you saw san mateo warming from 53 to 54 as that rush much moist air is coming in. it's keeping us in the mid-40s in napa. the rest of us in the upper 40s to low 50s. milder this morning. dry right now. mother nature giving us a break as she is slowing the system down. it looks like almost the entire morning commute will be dry outside of some pockets up in the north bay. the evening commute will be wet. mass transit, have your umbrella and shelter inside the ferry. south bay, next 12 hours, it's dry through noon. after noon the scattered showers come in with steadier rain from 4:00 to 6:00. east bay valley, we're dry until 10:00 and scattered showers at noon. steady rain at 2:00. a little lighter at 4:00. scattered showers this en we t out at 60 but drop into evg hours. in san francisco, we're in the

mid to upper 50s the entire day with the steadier rain starting around 11:00 to 2:00 and changing over to showers by 4:00. this is just one of many storms in my accuweather seven-day forecast. i'll have that coming up. i want to turn it over to alexa because we already have issues. >> we've been tracking this one since we went on the air at 4:30. we have a four-car crash. westbound 580 at the 80 split in emeryville. you can see we have the last tow truck on the scene. i believe the other three vehicles have been towed away. i'm seeping a couple in the e-parking lot next to the toll bridge plaza. folks on the split to emeryville are doing okay. once you make it to the toll plaza things have ramped up. metering lights flipped on, official time 5:26. everyone with the exception of those using the carpool lanes will have a bit of a wait. traffic maps in the east bay, san pablo avenue closed between

road 20 and el portal drive. we hear this is a fatal collision. it was the end of a police pursuit. we do have a crew that should be arriving on the scene very shortly. as soon as we have more information, i'll pass that along. next traffic update coming up in ten minutes. there's a new effort to stop car break-ins and it's hitting home for the politician taking action. a south bay woman suddenly collapses on thanksgiving day and now she wants to find the holiday hero who helped save her. siblings stick together, especially these two who show teamwork makes the dream work. and a live look outside this morning at the embarcadero in san francisco. rain is in the forecast. rain is in the forecast. we

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we've got rain and snow from monterrey and tahoe. mostly sunny and low to mid-70s. we have a winter weather advisory starting at 10:00 this evening. 4:00, i should say, to 10:00 this evening. look at this. that's just the beginning. we've got much heavier snow at a lower level. 4,000 feet for tomorrow. moderate to heavy snow thursday. snow showers friday and sunday. a new effort to crack down

on car break-enginins. police say they are down 16%, but it's still an issue that's sometimes tough to prosecute. under the current law the da has to prove the break-in happened, that the door was locked whether it happened. state senator scott weiner is introducing a bill to close the loophole. >> there are cases where police arrest someone, the district attorney charges someone, they bring it to court and the case gets dismissed because no one can testify that the door was locked. >> we met one woman whose son-in-law's truck was broken in. they found a note saying, was walking by your car. saw it was broken into. sorry that happened. covered your open window with plastic since it's due to rain tonight. the new bill will be introduced on monday. whoever wrote that note should

get a city award because that doesn't happen. president trump is dismissing the dire findings in a climate report released by his own administration. >> identi've seen it. i've read some of it. it's fine. >> they said economic impact devastation. >> i don't believe it. >> you don't believe it? >> no, i don't believe it. >> the report warns of extreme heat destroying crops in the midwest and increased fire danger in the west. it says human actions play a major role in climate change. the president has frequently claimed man-made climate change say hoax. a south bay woman is thanking a stranger for helping save her life. the woman was walking her dogs new rawlings and oyster bay drive in san jose when she suffered a seizure. seconds after, a man and a dog walked over to help her. >> found out the good samaritan came and pulled my phone out of my pocket, called 911 for me.

must have stayed with me until the fire department came. they called my fiancee and the rest is history. >> great job. one neighbor who spoke to the hero says the man doesn't want to be identified. the woman says she would still like to thank him in person. nasa engineers are still buzzing this morning after that amazing landing of the insight spacecraft on mars. >> touchdown confirmed! >> that's the team at jpl celebrating after insight touched down near the equator yesterday. the spacecraft sent back a first photo of the surface. it deployed solar panels overnight. they will test to make sure instruments are okay. >> insight is great but what about the team on the ground doing this amazing handshake. two workers in mission control. obviously they practiced this one or 100 times. looks like something you would

see on the sports ball. instead, it's actually in mission control. it looks especially nice on the maroon shirts they. i like them. >> we tried earlier. >> yeah. the two of us are never going to get this. as you know, ido a high five. watch this. like, i -- for some reason i can't do it. you have to work it out with mike. >> it's really sad. we tried quite often. two sisters from manteca know the meaning of teamwork. >> it started when 4-year-old justice wanted to play so she helped her 2-year-old sister journey out of the crib during nap time. a baby monitor caught that escape on camera. justice moved the chair and gave her sister some words of encouragement. once journey climbed out of the crib, the two scurried to have a good old time. >> sneaky. >> they're up to no good. >> oh, my goodness.

>> that stresses me out. >> did your kids do that? >> i don't know. there weren't cameras back there to capture it. we only had sound, we didn't have video. >> you hear giggles behind the door. >> absolutely. >> like elsa and anna playing around. there's no snow but snow won't stop until saturday in the sierra. a couple hours from now, the fog will turn to rain as our first storm arrives. showers tonight and tomorrow with heavier showers. thunderstorms, gusty breezes wednesday into thursday. friday into saturday we have another chance of rain. they seem to come in threes. mid to upper 50s in the north bay. rain-cooled air for you. the rest of us arto4 get the rain-cooled air.

tonight a littling clearing in the north bay. we'll have 40s there. the rest of us cloudy, scattered light showers and mid to low 50s. here's a live look at doppler 7. you can see the rain to the north. the entire system sinking to the south. albeit a little slower than what we talked about yesterday. here we are up into 9:00. that's when the light rain finally moves into north bay. moderate at times. yellow by noon. that's when it's finally starting to move into the rest of our neighborhoods. there will be scattered showers ahead of it but this is the patch of steady rain that's over all of us as we start the evening commute. by the end of the evening commute it turns over to green and that continues for the overnight hours. if you're worried about driving on wet pavement, at noon from san francisco, richmond northward that's where it will be. everyone will be wet for the evening commute. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. this storm is light. so is tomorrow's. tomorrow night into thursday we ramp it up to a two, moderate.

llg,ghmi.to saturday that storm wekeouac t our main trouble spot. four-car crash. looks like the last vehicle involved is hopefully going to be towed away. this is westbound 580 connecter to 280 in the emeryville area. it's causing some delays. i'll zoom in on our traffic maps. yes, it's backing up 580 if you're coming from oakland. also backing up highway 24 if you're coming in further into the east bay. i'm hopeful they'll get this cleared soon because that's in a tough spot to have that taken away, at least one lane there. also want to take you to the peninsula northbound 101 at willow avenue. chp had to do a traffic break earlier. we had a crane that swung out over some lanes. looks like they cleared that and

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we're already starting to see surf pounding our beaches and it will get bigger starting at 10:00 today. by 4:00 friday morning, breakers up to 24 feet. rip currents and beach erosion, do not turn your back on the water today. in fact, don't even go near it. it will be loud.

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his prognosis is very promising. >> i guess that's a lot of hope. a retired firefighter and nurse are credited with saving the life of a woman on a flight that got diverted to san francisco. >> apparently she's conscious at this time. >> alaska airlines flight 843 was going from seattle to hawaii yesterday when that woman went into cardiac arrest. flight attendant, a recently retired washington state firefighter and a nurse performed is cpr. they used an onboard defibrillator and revived her. the pilots made anency landing in san francisco. the victim was taken to the hospital where she's recovering. the flight taking off to hawaii a few hours later. two people can thank in the sunset district yesterday afternoon. the fire department tells us both people rescued from the honda are expected to survive. no one in the building was hurt. >> wow, that was definitely lucky for everyone involved

there. i finally have good news in emeryville. westboundal westbound 80 connecter is all clear. at one point we had all lanes stopped. we have some residual delays on westbound 580 and westbound 24. we have a serious situation in san pablo. san pablo avenue closed from road 20 to el portal. we're hearing this is a fatal crash, the end of a police pursuit. amy hollyfield is getting set up and we'll check in with her at 6:00 a.m. now the weather with mike nicco. >> i want to give you an idea of what to expect. no small stream flooding, no power lines down. flooding on roads, more leaves in the drains, that could happen. hydroplane, absolutely, especially during the evening commute. let's look ahead to thursday night. moderate to heavy rain, a two on our storm impact scale. moderate with gusty winds, dangerous surf and even

thunderstorms possible. reset the rain counter at 7:00 wednesday morning and go all the way to thursday evening. you can see rain along the rain to south bay. half inch to three-quarters of an inch. al the green you see is more than inch of rain. next, that breaking new of a crash in the east bay. a deadly crash after a police chase. amy hollyfield is at the scene coming up with a live report. helping camp fire survivors. the way hundreds of breweries are coming together and how you can get involved. new at 6:00 -- holy cow. new at 6:00 -- holy cow. the enormous

. live doppler 7 is clear now. that's all about to change. we're just hours away from the first in a series of storms that will bring not only rain but

extremely high surf to the surf area. >> you need your surfboard today or an umbrella. >> and tuesday, november 27th. we're talking about this for days now. we said get that sunshine while you had it because it's over. >> no more energizing from the sun. we have to go with rain and wind. light month moderate rain today. half an inch in the north bay. will taper to a tenth of an inch in the south bay. the high surf is moving in already. it will get more dangerous at 10:00. live doppler 7, light rain, just the leading edge moving into ukiah. it's slowed. it will move into the rest of our neighborhoods around noon. not quite in the south bay. maybe a couple hours after that. by 4:00 it's already in the south bay but starting to taper.