we have our eye on the sky. >> expect more wet weather today. >> as you hit the roads, try to stay sane in the rain. good morning on this wednesday, november 28th. >> let's check in with the man who was born to track the storm, meteorologist mike the nicco. >> she's on a roll. >> i'll tell you what, nice. it's that tree lat tay thing you guys are drinking. hi, everybody. storm impact scale of 1, light. scattered showers for the rest of us. we still have the rough surf at the coast. coming along discovery bay,

tracy, altamont pass, light to moderate rain. it extends to the south bay, monterey bay. that's where our best chanc steady rain will be. scattered showers at 4:00 through 7:00. heavier storms coming in tonight. we'll talk about that in a second. mid-50s this afternoon. alexis tracking a lot of wrecks readthis morning. i know. we are up to four rollover crashes and two solo vehicle spinout crashes. folks not driving for conditions today. our fourth rollover is on the san bruno ramp to northbound 280. three people in the vehicle. they are all out now and it is on the shoulder. i don't think it will cause any significant delays since it is just a ramp. and everything seemed to be contained to the right side.

southbound 680, filling in north of 24. that area is looking good. next traffic update in less than 10. alexis, thanks. a storm is a "1" on our storm impact scale. >> officers are issuing that reminder to take it slow on the roads. in the north bay, chp in marin posted this rockslide on panoramic highway at pan toll road station. you should always drive at a speed to let you safely is react to hazards ahead of you. and this is how it looked in the sierra. interstate 80 and highway 50 are still open. chains are still need odd the donner interchange. and this is what it looks like in tahoe. a little dark, of course, but

you can probably see there is yesterday. a few feet of new snow could blanket ski is slopes this week. along the peninsula, hopes are better protected from floods. and it's thanks to the completion of the first phase of a big flood control project a big flood control project along san >> much of the rain is to the southeast of a lot of us right now. you can focus live doppler 7 where you live. get an

the teacher in charge got distracted by his phone. abc 7 news reporter live in danville. amy. >> reporter: hi. good morning, reggie. yeah, the attorney for the family says there is surveillance video of the pool that day. they say it shows the teacher looking at something in his hand that looks like a cell phone. this happened back in may. it happened here at san ramon valley high school in danville. 15-year-old benjamin curry drowned in p.e. class. they had been told to tread water three and a half minutes. the lawsuit says there were 57 students in the pool and no lifeguards. and that the p.e. teacher's lifeguard certification had expired. >> there's not one expert in this field who has ever heard of a ratio 57 to 1. this wasn't the swim team or

water polo team. it was a p.e. class, a required class for everybody. >> reporter: district officials can't comment on pending litigation. they say the district also instituted a requirement that every time district pools are in use, dedicated and decide lifeguards will be present. the teacher, aaron becker, still works here. the family says they have filed this lawsuit because they want to make sure this never happens again and they want to get to the bottom of what happened. reporting live in danvill, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. amy, thank you. new details in the east bay. contra costa sheriff's office has identified a man who died in a crash in san pablo. 29-year-old marion sanwall flipped near el portal drive. we showed you the scene yesterday on abc 7 morning.

they tried to pull him over for running a red light. in today's gma first look, officials have released their findings on the deadly crash of lion air 610 after preliminary information shows the flight crew informs a life and death struggle with a new 737 safety system. >> reporter:? this morning's gma first look, the data from this black box that this morning in telling the story of a battle in the sky between an indonesian crew and a new jetliner's safety system. right after takeoff of the boeing 737 max 8, warning alarms of something wrong. it was apparently a bad sensor in data telling the flight computer there was a possibility of a dangerous stall. so the computer put the jet nose down. the pilot is correcting it, pulling the nose up. ar.s happening more than two nose down, then pulled up, until the jet fell out of the sky.

there had been problems on this specific jet on three specific flights but this lion aircrew may not have fold procedures. what about the cockpit voice recorder? that's coming up at 7:00 a.m. david curly, abc 7 news, washington. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. look at this. 13, 17, 80, highway 4, all the way out past discovery bay all socked in with fog this morning. and we have it on top of the golden gate also. so it is damp this morning with scattered showers possible throughout the day today. dangerous surf with our beaches. snow levels down to 5,000 feet in the mountains where a winter storm warning is in effect. for the east bay, we have a changes of rain now through 12:00. a break from 2:00 to 4:00. showers return 6:00 to 8:00.

north bay, a lot of fog. a little bit of light rain. the fog will go away. light rain until 2:00. a little bit of a break up until 6:00. then the showers move in again for our next storm around 8:00. here's a look at the peninsula. a chance of rain up to 10:00. from noon to 4:00, a little bit of a break. temperatures in the low 60s. showers come in at 6:00. only get heavier as we head into the evening hours. temperatures dropping into the upper 50s. app hour-by-hour look at today's storm. here's alexis with all of those accidents. >> there's quite a few for 5:08 in the morning. we don't have a lot of heavy rain, but we certainly have enough to make the roadways slick and wet this morning. southbound 101 before spencer avenue, solo vehicle spinout crash. we briefly had all lanes blocked. two right lanes blocked. a little delay into sausalito. southbound 280 near mclaughlin

in san jose, a rollover is crash, vehicle landed on its side. emergency crews cleared that scene. moderate showers through tracy not too long ago. heavy 205 to 580. you're at 9 and 15 miles per hour respectively. a winter wonderland this weekend. if you go, you can help victims of the camp fire. a stunning new development from the scientist who helped to make the first gene-he gene-edited baby. nasa's touchdown. and a pedal-powered electric tri cyc k tricycle.

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>> we have dangerous situations now. potential ones for tomorrow. high surf. break is up 18 to 24 feet. rip currents. dangerous sneaker waves. burnt orange here, high wind watch starting 1:00 tomorrow afternoon to 10:00 in the evening. a new storm joined our parade.

i will map it out in the accuweather 7-day forecast. here's jessica with new. the chinese researchers who claims to have created the first genetically edited babies, a second is under way. he says the results of the first pregnancy were leaked to the media and therefore the backlash was unexpected. he explained how he and his team used a controversial gene editing technology to manipulate the dna of two girls, giving the girls the ability to resist hiv infection. he said he stands by his work. >> it is unacceptable. >> fellow scientists are outraged, saying he crossed an ethical line, including dr.

jennifer, a scientist at uc berkeley and one of the inve inventors of the gene east side itting technology used in the experiment. more ways to help with relief efforts. the san jose quakes will dedicate sunday's winter fest tt victims. you can buy wrist bands for activities, but general admission is free. the quakes will donate all proceeds from the team-issued equipment sale. people are turning to facebook to directly help survivors of the camp fire. this group is called paradise fire adopts a family. families can post what they need. people willing to help can reach out to survivors directly or post what they are willing to give. it includes orders on amazon, places to live, and even jobs. wait until you hear about this businessman from southern california who flew up to butte

county with brief cases full of checks. we'll have that amazing story at 5:30. your voice, your vote is officially over in san francisco. it's officially historic. look at this. the final numbers are in. nearly 373,000 people cast a ballot. that is the highest amount of votes ever for a midterm. it translates to 74% of registered voters. it makes it the highest percentage turnout for a midterm in the city since 1938. >> by the way, if you're curious, the highest recorded turnout was back in 1914. that was 83% of registered voters who participated. reggie? i'm not sure what to make of the next story. i'll just tell you about it. a grinch is tarting a christmas display. they claim someone

its ornaments. group members are pleading for people to stop stealing. however, some parkgoers are sharing their own perspective on polite behavior. >> kind of ironic there is a satanic christmas tree just in general. yeah, it doesn't really shock me. i'm surprised more hasn't happened to it. >> they accepted to have that tree here doesn't match with the time. >> in a press release, satanic bay area says if this keeps up they might have to put some kind of curse on the new ornaments. >> hmm. i'm kind of disturbed. okay. new details on the salesforce transit center cin in. >> it has been closed for the past two months and there is no

reopening date set. they had set a tent active reopening for mid-november. now the month is almost over and the transit center may not reopen until next year. they are looking into what caused the steel beam to crack. no word if it has to do with a curse. if you're been holding onto an old iphone, like me, you may be in luck. you are getting about 75 bucks in credit for an iphone 6. that's now worth $150. iphone 7 increased to $250 in credit. and if you have an iphone 8, sorry, it only increased 25 bucks to $300 in value. credit increases are similar for the s and the plus versions. so it pays to hang onto the old phones. by now you have probably seen the handshake that has gone viral.

celebrating the spacecraft on mars. well, it turns out a 49ers touchdown inspired the engineers' celebration. they showed off the elaborate handshakes in september at a game against the chiefs. and nasa put their own little spin on it. they hope they copy this touchdown dance from last sunday. yes, they are in fact, doing the limbo underneath a human posing as a limbo bar. >> i love that. >> good stuff. >> it will be harder for us to replicate here on the desk, but it can be done. >> we do have one other thing to show. if you put the side by side, mike nicco doing a version of the nasa dance, which is its own version of the 49ers dance is a gif.

>> it keeps getting watered down. having a suit and tie on gives it a touch of class. >> you said it! >> well, when they come up with another one, look for another meme or gif or whatever. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. light rain. definitely wet on 280 and 17. even on the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge, a few puddles out there. that's what you're driving on this morning. and fog. throw in a little reduction in visibility. need caution this morning. scattered showers the remainder of the day. heaviest storms will come in with a chance of thunderstorms and more chances of rain even next week. here we are this afternoon. 60 to 65 degrees in most neighborhoods. another mild night on the way. low to mid-50s in most nighborhoods. go to the north bay, mid to

upper 40s. here's a look at our rain. heaviest around monterey bay and big sur coast as we head throughout the morning hours. >> here you can clearly see at 7:00 on future radar, staying down there, even reds, downpours for them. for us, a couple of chances of showers getting a little more impressive towards 4:00. yellows developing in the north bay and along the peninsula. 7:00, it spreads in coverage. then the big stuff comes in right after midnight. the red, that's going to be heavy downpours, ponding on the roadways, reduced visibility because of the rain coming down so heavily. we will have moderate showers during the morning commute. the heaviest will be moving on until we get to 10:00 to noon. then another chance of heavy storms rolling through. most of friday is going to be dry until late during the evening hours and through saturday morning. we get a break sunday. more rain monday and tuesday. here's alexis. all right.

good morning, mike. yeah, basically one message to pass along as we have live doppler 7 on top of the traffic maps. slow down for conditions. we have had several rollover and spinout cracks. san bruno ramp to northbound 280, rollover crash. three people inside the vehicle. they were all able to get out okay. we have wet roads here. roads spray kicking up. that is probably our ar area. santa rosa to petaluma, 14 minutes. is castro valley to the maze, 13 minutes. and 680 the we have soon scooter boards and now this, an electric try sickle. it was parked on market street

last week. riders pedaled to navigate vemo. it looks like a small vehicle. you can ride it on bike lanes or roads and you don't need a driver's license to use it. i will stop talking and get the reaction from reggie ckeith. >> where do you park? it looked like she had it in between where you would put bikes. so okay. >> i like it. i would ride it. >> in one of the videos i was watching it was showing all the room you have to put your bag and your books or whatever you're trying to take with you. maybe a little easier to traps port items instead of a bike or scooter. there could be benefits for sure. >> cute. we will find a way to ruin this. coming up next, the 7 things you need to know to start your

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on the roads. a new crash in fairfield. westbound 80, past travis boulevard. four to five-vehicle collision involving two pickup trucks. both spun out. emergency crews are on the way. >> number five, the parents of an east bay teen who drowned during p.e. class are now filing a lawsuit. the teacher who was there may have been distracted by a cell phone while the 15-year-old drowned in the pool. democrats are expected to back nancy pelosi when a preliminary vote take place today. the final vote will be in january. number seven, how does christmas tree in a cup sound? starbucks announced its new juniper latte. a dusting of pine sugar. it just came out yesterday.

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a light storm moving through the bay area right now. this is just an appetizer of what is to come later today. a thousand students impacted by the camp fire just is got a little relief. it's all thanks to this man, who surprised every one of them, with a check. it's a drone, it's a flying car. it's the latest creation the flying taxi world created may be the craziest one yet.

good morning on this wednesday, november oue with us >> we have rain in the forecast. it is light rain. it is still a nuisance. as alexis will tell you, it's a nuisance. scattered showers today after light rain this morning. 0.2. surf and breakers at the coast. steadier rains to our south, gilroy, modesto. scattered light rain and fog this morning. here's a look from our roof cmera. the fog getting thick over the embarcadero and bay bridge. starting at 7:00, mid to upper 50s. very mild. light showers at noon. hang around 60. scattered light showers at 4:00, around 60. the storms will hvi at 7:00 as the next storm starts to arrive. we will talk about that next. here's alexis with the morning commute. >> yeah. it's a busy one, as we mentioned

earlier. a lot of collisions, including a slow low vehicle spinout crash in the north bay. southbound 101 before spencer avenue, sausalito, two lanes blocked. maybe they are blocking the two lanes to get it back on the roadway and get it towed out. carpool lanes are open, but metering lights on quite early today. 5:18 the official time. so plan ahead. commute likely going to take you a little longer today. the rain and wet roads are particularly a concern in the santa cruz mountains where there is potential for flooding and mudslides. >> as mike has been telling us, a bigger storm is on the way. matt keller is live on highway 17. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. we have drizzle up here, foggy conditions as well at the summit. i checked the chp website.

you know there will be trouble on days like this, and there is. there was an accident reported just north of the summit here. right now they are saying there are no injuries. that's the good news. public works will be here as well. they are still doing work on storm damage from two years ago. a team of only 45 to repair and maintain miles of county roads. they have delivered sand and sandbags across the county. residents must fill them on their own. construction crews are also preparing. >> we don't want any sudden surprises. we're getting as ready as we can with the tarps here. >> reporter: yeah. emergency personnel will be monitoring the creek and river levels, responding to mudslides and downed trees. they have been busy dredging creeks to prevent flooding. we have a semi truck that pulled over. you can expect delays this morning here as the rain always

causes problems for this road in the santa cruz mountains. matt keller, abc 7 news. be safe out there, matt. thank you. caltrans crews have worked quickly to fill in a sizable pothole on highway 101. it started crumbling 1:00 yesterday afternoon. it took crews almost six hours to repair the damage. the concrete patch took longer than usual to dry because of the cold, damp weather. caltrans plans to close part of highway 1 because of today's storm. it involves the 12-mile stretch between mud creek and paul slide. it say precaution against a possible rockslide like the one that hit the area in may of last year. six million tons of rock and mud buried the road. highway 1 just reopened in july after $54 million in repairs. in san francisco, members of the fire department are

patrolling ocean beach, where powerful waves were crashing into the shore yesterday. crews are concerned some people don't take the high surf seriously. >> if that gets a hold of you, that basically pulls you out into the ocean. and then also of course the currents, you have three to four different currents that occur here at any given time. you could be pulled left, right, any which way depending on the forces that are out there. >> surfers should stay out until friday morning when the high surf advisory ends. surf advisory ends. >> and crews will be busy in francisco. it is hard to keep water out of low-lying areas and doorways. you can get the forecast on your phone by tapping the weather

button. watch live doppler 7 and customize the forecast so you can get weather where you live. in the east police have made an arrest in a series of hate graffiti. the department released this mug shot of 18-year-old lawrence phipps. evidence inside his home linked him to the crews. we first told you monday on abc 7 news. anti-semitic graffiti was scrawled on buildings over the weekend. 20 buildings in downtown antioch were vandalized as well. tips from the community led to their arrest. the family of a young man stabbed to death at a bart station wants the man to receive the death penalty. the suspect john cowell. it happened in july. the wilson family says the case is taking a toll. >> just the process is going too

slow for me and our families. we have already given the death sentence with the murder of our daughter. like i said, i'm getting very frustrated and i wish this process would move on. police say mia wilson was attacked at random. cowell's attorney says he suffers from severe mental illness. happening today, house democrats will hold their leadership elections after winning control of the chamber for the 116th congress in the midterm elections. >> nancy pelosi expected to receive enough support from her caucus to be her party's nominee for house speaker. but the sides of her opposition believe there should be new leadership will be on display in a closed-door session. pelosi will need as many as 218 democratic votes on the house floor when all 435 house members vote. so far 16 democrats have said they are not going to vote for her. a controversial republican has won in mississippi. cindy hyde-smith beat mike espy,

53% to 46%. she will keep the seat she was appointed to earlier this year. her campaign was marked by several controversies, including a joke about public hangings. critics were quick to point out mississippi's troubled history of lynchings. comments from hyde-smith have forced san francisco giants co-owner charles johnson to ask her to return a campaign donation. johnson and his wife gave $2,700 each to hyde-smith. news of the johnsons' donations drew calls for a boycott against the leaders. the campaign said they should have asked for their money back sooner. all right. never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. oakley, antioch, pittsburg, concord, venetia and carquinas bridges, fog for the better part

of the morning hours. visibility down to a mile or less. we not only have reduced visibilities but dampness on the roads all day today. mass transit, random showers. same thing if you will be out on the water taking a ferry. south bay, from 8:00 this morning to noon. we have a chance of wet weather. a little bit of a break. we will reach 60 from 2:00 to 4:00. showers roll back in at 6:00 when we drop into the upper 50s. in the east bay valleys, heading that way today, wetness through 8:00. from noon, the models are showing dry weather through 4:00. low to mid-60s this afternoon. by 8:00, the rain is back. so are mid-50s. a look at san francisco. we have a chance of rain from now all the way until noon. notice it's a chance. it's not solid. you see the sun there. from 2:00 to 4:00, a little bit of a break. 6:00, a chance returns. by 8:00, a steady rain is on the

way. showers, downpours and thunderstorms are coming in tonight's forecast. we'll talk about that. first, let's bring alexis in. you have seen more than normal accidents? definitely. ? involving just one vehicle. folks are losing control and spinning out or even flipping over. we have had four rollover collisions already today. i was about to give you good news for southbound 101 in sausalito, an earlier crash has cleared there. now we have a new problem, southbound 101 at the south end of the robin williams tunnel. one vehicle lost control, spun out, ended up on the left shoulder. the vehicle is totaled. not sure about injuries yet. chp is on the way to the scene. solano county, four to five vehicles involves. westbound 80 past travis boulevard. they just pushed it off to the shoulder. a quick check outside. westbound 92 looking fairly dry, all things considered.

that is filling in and starting to slow down. next traffic update in less than 10. alexis, thank you. the mission to make a beer to benefit camp firern victimsio for one local brewer, it is personal. the future is now. would you ride in this? audi certainly hopes so. at 5:40, we leave you with a live look

the big sur coast has my attention. yellows and reds blowing through there. the potential of mudslides exists for the afternoon and evening hours. snow in the high country. down in san diego and l.a., just cloudy, upper 60s. several feet of snow and blowing and drifting snow, difficult to dangerous travel. here's tahoe from our heavenly cam. heavy tomorrow. snow showers friday. light to moderate snow saturday. another chance of snow showers tuesday. what a skiing paradise if you can get there. here's jessica with more news. mike, thank you. now to an exclusive abc news interview with ivanka trump. the president's daughter is responding to reports that she

used her private e-mail for business. >> your father had taken hillary clinton to task for this. so how did you find up in a similar situation? >> there really is no equivalency. all my e-mails relating to scheduling and logistics and managing the fact that i have a home life and a work life, are all part of the public record. >> so the idea of lock her up doesn't apply to you. >> no. >> we'll hear more coming up on good morning america at 7:00, including her response to her father's policies at the border. plus, the russia investigation. a man traveled from his home in southern california to chico in a grand gesture of kindness. a businessman named bob wilson arrived in chico yesterday with two suitcases stuffed with exactly 1,085 checks worth $1,000 each. a check for each student and

staff member at paradise high school. that school is still standing, but 90% of the families lost their homes in the camp fire. >> i just wanted to, if i c do anything, to put a smile on their face. >> thank you so much. >> he doesn't even know it but he has it in his heart to help us. my heart smiles. >> reporter: he said at 89 years old, he looks back at high school as the happiest, most carefree time in his life. that's how he wants these kids to feel for a little while. amazing. an amazing streak of generosity. >> absolutely. hundreds of breweries are answering a call for help.

>> abc 7 news was at the san francisco brewery in ghiradelli square. the brewery launched the campaign. more than 800 breweries are taking part to make the same beer. the proceeds will go to camp fire relief efforts. one chico state grad is proud to be part of brewing tuesday. >> it's been hard just knowing that i'm so close to that community. i went to the university there, chico state. my wife went there. i have friends that still go there. >> just to be clear, they were made yesterday but will only be on sale early next month. so you have some time. there are plenty of ways to help the fire victims as well. we have a full list of resources on abc7news.com. the bakery planning to take over a buildsing in the mission district is facing a threat of a boycott. the popular la victoria bakery

called 24th street home until family infighting led to the eviction of a 70-year-old business. cinderella russian bakery and cafe will open at that site. sipped rell la opens a store in the richmond district. some are vow to go lead a boycott unless la victoria is allowed to return. combine a self-driving electric car with a passenger drone, and you could get a flying taxi. >> audi, along with airbus and ital design, demonstrated how it would work during drone week in amsterd amsterdam. this is the prototype. it is only a quarter of the size of the actual flying taxi. the car parks underneath the drone, a capsule, which would contain passengers, detaches from the car, and latches onto the drone. then the drone takes flight. audi says it is preparing to test a full-size prototype. any volunteers? >> no. >> no.

>> of course. >> you would do it? >> just as long as i'm not the hang gliding guy where they forgot to strap him in. all right. let's take a look at what's going on. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. look at the roof camera. man, is it getting foggy outside. so much dampness in the air. you could see walnut creek, not quite as foggy here. definitely a lot of mist. a lot of moisture. that means a little bit of light rain this morning. a chance of showers this afternoon. there's really no storm until tonight. then it taps into this deep moisture and brings us downpours and thunderstorms. not once but two or three times during the overnight hours and tomorrow's commute. one more storm friday and saturday this week.

there's more rain next week. 60s the highs for most of us. north bay, mid to upper 50s. tonight, another mild night. low to mid-50s. north bay, mid to upper 40s. let's jump in and show you what's going on. here's today's storm. the bulk down to the south. smaller chunk to the noh. the comma shape, a lot of energy. 7:00 in the morning. that's why we are so concerned with the big sur. see all the red? we will get scattered showers. yellows. moderate during the evening commute. another tough time. wet streets. by midnight, 1:00, reds showing up on top of us. there is another chance during the commute tomorrow morning. by the time we get to noon, the chance of rain is starting to move off towards the east. now, rainfall totals not very impressive today. less than 0.2 for most of us. look at all the areas in green tomorrow. that is more than an inch.

we will have ponding, damaging winds tomorrow. saturday storms. monday tuesday also a "1." a dozen incidents working right now. i want to show you the fog. that is really settling in for a lot of us. a look from the floor tore yum from our roof, i believe. this is a look at the bay bridge coming into san francisco as well. that is definitely part of your commute and a lot of areas. you definitely want to slow down and drive for conditions. a little dry here. a little sheen on the bay bridge toll plaza. 5:18 your start for the metering lights. your commute will likely take you longer today. we are incident free out of the central valley. tracy to dublin, not terrible but it is in the red, 51 minutes. dublin to mission in the yellow at 22. northbound 85, 101 to cupertino, in the green at 16 minutes.

president trump threatening to go after general motors after they are planning to close four plants in the u.s. and one in canada. the president tweeted he is disappointed with the decision to close plants in ohio, michigan, and maryland. he said the u.s. saved general motors and this is the thanks we get? we are looking at cutting all gm subsidies, including electric cars. what you need to know before you buy a gift card this season. lifeguards usually rescue people but these guys rescued a shark, and it was all caught on camera.

i want to show you my storm concerns for today. hydroplaning, flooding on roads, trees toppling. breakers 18 to 24 feet now until 4:00 friday. don't turn your back on the water. we'll have more on our next storm in just a second. let's get it back to reggie and jessica for more news. holiday gift cards are a $127 billion business, but these are found a way to steal the money you put on your cards. >> check the packaging of any gift card for physical tampering. scammers copy the codes and scratch off the code on the back to steal the pin.

make sure the coating is intact. never buy any card if the pin is revealed. e gift cards are convenient and fast. make sure you e-mail to the correct address, phone number or social media account. two lifeguards ended up rescuing a shark inaurali okdeo.ic trk m barrier in sydne ocean. okay. probably in the do not try this at home category, right? >> experts only. >> it worked out for everyone. we have a lot of issues to talk about. southbound 101 at robin williams tunnel in the north bay, a vehicle collision. just one vehicle involved. incident was off on the right shoulder. emergency crews are there.

the two right lanes are blocked. heading out to solano county, four to five-vehicle collision, west bounds 80 past travis boulevard. that is off on the shoulder. that is adding 10 minutes through the fairfield stretch. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. thank you, alexis. burn scars threatened by heavy rain tonight through friday morning or into the afternoon hours, i should say. notice it is not only in the higher elevations. it's along the bay shore, santa cruz mountains. that's 1:00 tomorrow afternoon through 10:00. gusting up to 60 miles per hour. east/best bridges, it will be hard to drive high-profile vehicles across. we have a storm impact "2." dangerous surf continues. there's a chance of lightning and thunder. tomorrow's morning commute will be worse than this morning as far as the weather goes.

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now at 6:00, tracking the tailend of the first storm bringing rain to the bay area. live doppler 7 shows us where the showers are right now.

this morning you are waking up to a level 1 on our exclusive storm impact scale. watch out for tonight. the second storm moves in and that one is stronger. it will be a 2. a lot more rain on the way. it is wednesday, november 28th. thanks for joining us. let's talk about the forecast. you are never more than 7 minutes away. mirrors meteorologist mike tphaoe -- here's meteorologist mike nicco. light scattered showers. less than 0.2 rain. it is making things slick this morning. rough surf. you can see how scattered the rains are. definitely heavier and steadier to our south. we are concerned about flooding along the mudslides along big sur coast. 6 we have a lot -- o-- o-- o---f fog to deal with. 60 from tphraonoon to 4:00.