good morning. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 6th. let's start with our first look at the forecast. lisa is tracking live drop ler 7 for us. >> we have our storm impact scale out today. it's a 3 on our storm impact scale. last time we saw one of these was about a year ago. we're expecting rain heavy at times today with winds gusting over 40 miles per hour, maybe some minor flooding and downed trees and power lines. the radar busy this morning from middle town to pope valley, in santa rosa scattered showers. colder air with a

up in the hills some snow on top of mount diablo. wind advisory until 10:00 p.m. tonight. wind gusts could exceed 50 miles per hour. it's colder out there so we have a rain mix out there. we'll talk about amounts and timing coming up. as the bay area braces for powerful rains today, it was the wind that caused problems yesterday. you can see the american flag really whipping around in pacific pacifica. >> raymond came up empty handed. no crabs. he actually brought his family out to experience the wind. >> i love it. i try to bring my kids over, let them see the weather. >> reporter: they sent all of 30 minutes out at the pacifica pier. the gusts of win and rain too

strong for even what he was expecting. >> they don't like the super strong winds. >> reporter: across the bay area the winds reached 50 to 70 miles per hour taking town power lines and trees with it. there was flooding along the embarcadero and an emergency warning for people to stay around. in the richmond district, a downed tree blocked traffic for an hour. >> for the last four, five years every heavy storm there's some branches that falls down. there's a lot of cleanup after. >> reporter: hal says that's what happened this time, a branch from this maple tree just missed this house. he says when the winds pick up he avoids walking in the nearby park. >> i knows there always that possibility for the branches to fly around. >> reporter: in guerneville,

winds pushed this tree through the two-story house. and there were the usual flooding spots. two cars here stuck in the water. back out here in pacifica, there were reports of downed power lines but everything seems to be okay now. no reports of any outages. to the north more than 50,000 customers are without power in seattle because of the storm. the city's electric utility says extensive restoration will last throughout the day and possibly into tomorrow. extra crews and staff have been working all weekend preparing for high winds and downed trees. you can track the weather where you live on the abc 7 news app. we have live doppler 7 on the app and you can enable push alerts to get advisories on your phone or tablet. a 20-year-old suspect has been charged with capital murder in the death of this little girl. she is 7-year-old jazmine barnes. investigators in texas say the deadly drive-by shooting

appeared to be a case of mistaken identity. jazmine was in the backseat of her mother's car when a vehicle pulled up and opened fire. the harris county sheriff' sherf office says one call led to the tip. the secondman belie man believe shooter is always in custody. in the south bay, a man is dead and a woman is critically hurt after the car they were in veered off the roadway and flipped. this was the scene on highway 87 in san jose just after 10:00 last night. the driver says he swerved to avoid hitting stopped traffic, but ended up hitting the barrier in the middle. the caroled and e rolled and roo its side a man in his 30s died, a woman in her 30s were taken to the hospital. the other people in the car were not hurt. a final good-bye for newman

police corporal ronil singh. thousands of law enforcement and community members paid tribute to him during a public funeral yesterday in modesto. corporal singh was shot and killed in newman the day after christmas. ♪ >> reporter: an echo of bagpipes filled the cold air throughout modesto saturday morning, marking the start of the day no one here wanted to come. >> to the family, i want you to know i am sorry and that i will always be here. >> reporter: newman police chief randy richardson's words to the family of corporal ronil singh, the 33-year-old was killed in the lynn of duty the morning after christmas hours after this photo was taken with his five-month-old son and wife. the suspect was charged with murder wednesday.

>> fresno chp -- >> corporal singh's brother opened his eulogy thanking law enforcement and went on to tell stories about his brother. >> he used to watch "cops," watch videos and he always wanted to become law enforcement in america. >> reporter: corporal singh was an immigrant from fiji, living his american dream. >> not how did he die but how did he live. not what did he gain, but what did he give. >> reporter: he gave the ultimate sacrifice. >> newman police department and newman city is where his heart and soul was. >> reporter: but his love was with his family. the rain picked up as the funeral ended, creating the most telling symbol of the mood. ♪ all of these vehicles are on their way to what would traditionally be a burial, but

seek sikhism believes s in graduation of the soul so his body will be cremated. reporting in modesto, jobina fortson, "abc 7 news." >> his widow was presented with the american flag ha was draped over his casket in a grave side ceremony. newman police chief randy richardson fought back tears as he gave her the colors. the corporal's remains were laid to rest in a community outside of modesto. there is only one authorized fund set up for the family of corporal singh. it is through the stanislaus sworn deputies association. if you would like to donate we have a link to it at our website, abc7news.com. we're learning new details about what led up to a deadly officer shooting in santa clara. the gunman was firing into traffic and at people in a rotten robbie gas station before officers responded. "abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs has the story. >> reporter: police say the whole thing started here at this

rotten robbie location in cupertino. you see behind me the boarded-up kiosk. they say an employee set it on fire and took off to santa clara where he started shooting. witness arnold sanchez recorded this cellphone video. around 5:45 in the morning, santa clara police responded to the rotten robbie gastation at lafayette street and aldo avenue. you can see the shattered windows and bullet holes. >> the subject is still shooting inside the store. he has a shotgun in one hand and a handgun in the other. >> reporter: they received 911 calls about a man shooting at people and into traffic. several gas station employees and customers were inside when police arrived. >> it was only seconds between their arrival and the time that they took action. >> reporter: officers shot and killed the man, only identified at this point as a 55-year-old san jose resident. >> we are extremely fortunate that there are no injured civilians or officers. this person was shooting indiscriminately at passing motorists, at civilians in the

parking lot as well as inside the store. >> reporter: it is unclear how many officers fired. around a dozen responded to the active shooter call. there is police body camera footage and traffic camera video in addition to the witness cellphone video. in the south bay, katie utehs, "abc 7 news." the time is 5:09. in the south bay the stars came out to the party at the playoff event at the college football playoff national championship weekend. amanda spoke with some of the celebrities here for the fun. >> wet welcome for fans. >> if it's low scoring, it's 23-20. >> reporter: shaun alexander saying roll tide.

the party brought out big names. former quarterback todd blackledge, jordan rogers among others, all here to celebrate the 2019 college play offnational championship game, a match set for monday night. the alabama crimson tide and clemson tiger go head-to-head for the third time in four years for the championship title. >> we recruit the same kind of kids, strong willed, that want to be champions every year and get better every year. when you do that, good things happen. >> reporter: things are happening across downtown san jose for the big game. turf is down at san pedro square for end zonal ley, the plaza at cesar chavez completely transformed for espn broadcasts. it is a busy weekend under blustery conditions. >> it is cold. it is california. >> reporter: singer andy grammar bringing the heat to the party at the playoff scheduled to perform the night away, excellent momentum ahead of what is sure to be an exciting matchup on monday. >> i grew up a huge jock. i played high school basketball,

i love their football team. any time i can play around sports events, and i get to sing the national anthem for the whole thing, it will be amazing. >> reporter: if you didn't get an invitation to the party, don't worry. there's still plenty to do in downtown san jose, visit abc7news.com. amanda del castillo, "abc 7 news." clemson and alabama face off tomorrow at levi stadium. you can watch the college football playoff national championship on our sister network, espn. lisa has been tracking the accuweather forecast for us. >> we have more rain. today we upped the system to be stronger than yesterday. we knew it would be, now we're ready to tell you how much rain and when you can expect it. 48 in oakland. 40 in san ramon. soldier o colder out there. a couple batches of rain to be aware of today. it will come down heavy at times with the wind. your seven-day forecast is next. will he host the oscars?

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parents to get genetic testing. their twins are battle iing a r genetic disease, while it's incurable an experimental gene therapy program could help. an east bay family has a message for all prospective mariners. 7-month-old twins are battling a repair genetic disease. it breaks down a chemical in the body, when that chemical reaches the brain, it could be when they were 3 1/2 months old, mom noticed her son seemed to be looking through her rather at her. testing revealed an abnormality in both twins. >> i was in complete shock. you don't expect anything to be wrong. >> reporter: children with the disease often don't live past 10 years old. >> they can't do anything on their own. they can't even play. >> reporter: genetic testing prior to conception would have

revealed gabby and her husband are both carriers of the gene that cause the disease. each twin had a one in four chance of developing the disease. armed with that information, gabby says she would have chosen in-vitro fertilization so so the couple's embryos could have been tested. kaiser permanente didn't directly speak with her about it. a statement reads "kaiser permanente provides genetic testing for canavan disease. we follow recommendations of the american college of obstetricians and gynecologies and offer canavan testing to individuals who identify during screening and they are encouraging everyone to get genetic testing prior to

conception and need to raise $2 million for the twin be in genetic testing. > we're funding research into the clinical setting with the fda approval. >> reporter: in the meantime the couple is hopeful that neuro movement therapy will help the twins reach some milestones. >> we'll do whatever it takes. >> reporter: anything to extend and improve the quality of their lives. in concord, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. a soccer stadium in downtown concord could become a reality. the city council will consider the project this week. the project could cost 7$750 million and it might require significant financial help from the city. so far at least two council members are against it. they're concerned with traffic problems and funding. the council meets on tuesday. pacifica is cracking down on short-term rentals with new rules for people who list rooms or apartments on websites like airbnb.

starting now, hosts or operators in pacifica must obtain a permit, a business license, and sign a safety declaration before listing on short-term rental websites. hosts and operators must also collect and pay a tax. the measures are similar to others implemented by several peninsula cities. despite the best efforts of ellen degeneres it doesn't look like kevin hart will be hosting the oscars. source tell deadline hart considered it, but he still thought he would be a distraction and didn't have enough time to prepare. hart backed out of the hosting of the oscars in december after old homophobic tweets resurfaced. this past week he made an appearance on the ellen show and ellen urged him to host. we don't know who is hosting, but we do know the oscars are on february 24th. make sure to catch them because abc 7 is the only place you can watch.

it's sunday morning. starting out with live doppler 7, you can see snow in the mountains. temperatures in the upper 20s there. scattered showers around the bay area this morning. some of this is mixed precipitation up towards lake county, about 10, 13 degrees cooler in spots this morning. the pavement is wet. scattered showers from petaluma, highway 101, san rafael, just scattered showers out towards the east bay and elsewhere we're looking at the snow continuing with the winter storm warning through 4:00 a.m. on monday. an we'll pick up a couple inches, blue canyon, to about a foot and a half in kirkwood. higher elevations on the west slopes, could see as much as two additional feet. as we check out the numbers, in the 30s in livermore. 51 on the coast. 44 in santa rosa. that allowed for some cooling, 2 to 7 degrees cooler this morning with the passage of that front

yesterday. a live look outside, rain, heavy at times today a level 3 on our storm impact scale. the wind advisory from 10:00 this morning to 10:00 tonight. the wet pattern continues into the week ahead. 25 miles per hour from mount st. helena to mount diablo. the first rain hitting the north bay by 9:00 this morning. when we get this going at 11:00, 12:00, throughout the entire bay area, it will just continue. looking through the afternoon, 3:00, 4:00, heavy rain into the east bay, south bay, coastal hills additionally getting caught up in some heavy rain. by 5:00, 6:00, more energy pushes in. it's really not until 11:00 tonight where things begin to dry out. it will be a dry start to your return to work on monday. the first half of the day, quarter of an inch to a third of an inch. half moon bay picking up well

over 0.6 inches. as we get into the second half of the day, the totals push up to an inch in novato. healthier totals here from the east bay. it will be a wet day out there. wetter than yesterday at times. as we look at the wind profile, 25 to about 30 miles per hour. this is noontime. then we'll have that bit of a lull. then more rain moves in by the later afternoon and evening hours. the winds then will dial back. look at all that. that's a lot of rain today with low to mid 50s for highs. looking at the game tomorrow, just mostly cloudy skies. temperatures dropping off through the 50s. the seven-day forecast, 3 on the storm impact scale today. 1 on monday, just a slight chance of a shower in the morning. more rain heads our way tuesday into wednesday. we could see an additional inch between those two days. download our accuweather app. the wet pattern continues into next week. we had enough breaks in between

storms, but as we get into the next week, we could see minor flooding, ponding on the roadways as we have less time and the ground can't absorb as much moisture. >> after work yesterday i stopped in chinatown, saw a bunch of alabama fans wearing shorts, t-shirts, and their hats. it was pouring rain. >> yeah. >> no umbrellas. they didn't pay attention to the forecast. so download the app for the latest information there. just ahead, a big bay area family welcomes its tenth child but she's the first born in one way. this baby her

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its tenth child, but she's also the first born in one way. little keani was the first baby born in the bay area in 2019. she came into the world at 12:25 a.m. on new years day. abc7 news reporter unser hassan has their story. >> reporter: welcome baby keani. the first bay area baby born in 2019 which the family considers a sign of good luck. >> i think that she's going to have a lot of good luck. my sister should have a lot of good luck from here on out hopefully. i want nothing but the best for my sister and her babies. >> it's a great sign considering she's healthy and she's amazing. >> reporter: alicia says she came to the hospital around 8:00 a.m. on monday induced around 11:00 a.m. and then had to wait another 13 hours before giving birth. >> my goodness, i still haven't had her yet, and then my contractions picked up. >> reporter: but ten minutes to midnight things started to get exciting at the mom in the next room was ready to give birth, as

>> we had two moms in labor. we weren't sure which one was going to do it. >> reporter: the race was on for who would become baby new year. nurses started to place bets. >> putting bets who is going to come first? >> we were. it was very fun. >> reporter: being the first born, she was given celebrity status surrounded by family and the press and the biggest bear in the ward. she slept through it all. >> out of all the hospitals and babies that could be born today, she was the first one out. i think that's pretty -- she was born a winner. >> reporter: in fairfield, unser hassan, abc7 news. still to come, helping families of the camp fire. plus -- >> 12 governors including myself have lived here. there's a lot of history. >> one-on-one with governor jerry brown.

it's grade to have you with us. we're looking ahead to another wet day across the bay. let's check your bay area forecast from lisa. good morning. >> good morning, chris. we have rain today and yesterday. it's a 3 on our impact scale. s. expect maybe some minor flooding out there. snow in the mountains. rain across the bay area. zooming in on lightning, could be a thunderstorm out towards point ray. inverness looking at some good rain. as we go towards the east, widely scattered and some mist and drizzle out there. wind advisory from 10:00 this morning to 10:00 tonight. 20 to 30-mile-per-hour winds. gusty at times. 30s mainly 40s this morning. so we are cooler. 10:00, the rain will be with us. as we continued into the afternoon, it's still with us.

between now and dinner time it will be wet with rain coming down and possibility of it being more than just a nuisance today. just some minor flooding out there. >> pit bull, common, gavin newsom will be at a benefit concert in sacramento tonight to help the victims of the camp fire. tickets cost $25, all proceeds will go to the california fire foundation. it's a non-profit that supports firefighters and the communities they protect. newsom will be sworn in to office tomorrow. we will bring you live coverage of the inauguration on air and online at abc7news.com. as gavin newsom prepares to be sworn in, jerry brown gave his last television interview as governor. it was in sacramento at the governor's mansion. he sat down with adrian alpert. >> california's 39th governor chose to conduct his final interviews in the governor's

mansion, a 142-year-old three-story sacramento victorian. edward g. brown jr. is contemplating his place in the state's history. he leaves office at age 80, the oldest governor, re-elected in 2011, nearly 30 years after his first two terms starting in 1975 he has seen the state double in size, the budget grow ten times, governing in a style both pragmatic and practical. president trump versus congress, the partial government shutdown over his demand for the $5 billion for a border wall. saying now he could declare a national emergency at the border and get it done under presidential edict. you as still the governor today of california, is there a national emergency at our border? >> no, no. and that is very dangerous to declare a national emergency if there isn't one. i think we ought to have a good border security and patrol.

we have to work on how to deal with these refugees, and that's something we have to work with mexico and latin america. but just this tall, ugly wall, it becomes a symbol that does not show america at its best. i think mr. trump to shutdown government and then to threaten virtual dictatorial power is ominous and unacceptable. >> reporter: jerry brown and his wife ann are moving to a remote ranch house north of san francisco. but he is retiring with a $15 million war chest of unspent campaign funds and he's not saying just yet what he'll do with it. >> i'm going to judge carefully. i will consult with people, but i think whether it is climate or prison reform or candidates, i have a role to play and i have an enormous amount of experience. so whether it is national, state or local, i will be heard from. >> reporter: governor brown's father, pat brown, was elected california governor in 1958.

his sister kathleen was state treasurer. come monday, this will be first time in more than 60 years that the name brown hasn't been on the state's political scene, at least for now it is the end of an era. reporting from sacramento, adrian alpert, "abc 7 news." join us for a special program this afternoon. we have an in-depth interview with the governor about his political career and his legacy, that's today at 12:30 p.m. on abc 7. white house officials and congressional aids will return today for talks on how to reopen the government. hundreds of thousands of federal workers are not getting paid. elizabeth herr has the update. >> reporter: with the partial government shutdown in its third week, top white house officials met with congressional aides in an bid to reach an agreement. after being briefed on that meeting, president trump tweeted not much headway met today.

second meeting scheduled for tomorrow. that means 800,000 employees remain furloughed of working without pay. >> the people who won't get next week's pay or the following week's pay, if you ever really looked at those people, i think they would say, mr. president, keep going. this is far more important. >> reporter: the president also tweeting without citing evidence that most of the affected workers are democrats adding i want to stop the shutdown as soon as we are in agreement on strong border security. some workers already feeling the pinch. >> it's going to affect us when it comes to mortgages, paying rent, day care. >> we don't know if we'll have, like, our phone bill paid, our food for the rest of the month. >> reporter: democrats are urging the president to reopen the government. >> open up the government and let's continue the discussions. >> maintaining they support bor border security, but not a wall. >> our border security will

suffer if we do not resolve this issue. >> the president signaled he's willing to declare a national emergency to bypass congress and build the wall himself, a move that would most certainly be challenged in court. elizabeth herr, abc news, new york. the shutdown is affecting california's national parks. muir woods will close tomorrow. you can still get into yosemite national park, but access is limited. joshua tree is still accessible, but the campgrounds have been closed. trash is also becoming a problem. jackie spear and jared huffman helped to pick up trash in lands end yesterday. lands end is part of the golden gate national recreation area. spear tweeted photos with the caption including open the government. as the president considers declaring a national emergency in order to secure border wall funding, congressman liz cheney will appear on "this week."

you can watch the full interview at 8:00 a.m. right here on abc 7. time is 5:35 on this sunday morning. a last chance to visit zoo life at the oakland zoo today. why it was forced to close last night. also good for some, bad for others. we'll show you the snow up in the sierra. first, a live look outside from our abc

the time is 5:38. good morning to our friends down in the south bay. a live look outside from our san jose mineta international

airport camera. the current temperature, 48 degrees. dry for now, but rain is coming. lisa will return with her full forecast for the work week. tonight is the last night is zoo lights at the oakland zoo. due to rain, the gondola, the california trail and landing cafe were closed yesterday. so far no word about cancellations today. we'll keep monitoring that for you. in the sierra, there was snow near truckee. chains are required on all cals from baxter to the nevada state line. skiers and snowboarders are welcoming the weekend snow. this is some video from vail resort showing the snowfall. that area saw several inches of snow. always a great time up there. if you can safely get there with the road conditions, a little

hazardous. >> the wind has certainly been a factor. some delayed openings, those wind gusts on top of the ridges in excess of 70 miles per hour. we're looking at numbers right now in the 30s in our east bay valley. look at the wind, it's shaking here with the wind gusts over 30. it's 49 in the city. we'll tell you how much wayne to rain to expect for your sunday. an

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setter in sacramento. mindi bach has the details in this morning's sports. good morning. the three-point shot has reached new levels in the nba. the golden one center was loud saturday night as the warriors and kings put on a slow on thow way to setting an nba record. kein durant is smiling that he hit 22,000 career points in the warriors last game. steve curry not smiling that they lose the lead. the warriors led by one at the half. buddy heald had 32 points on the night by way of a career best eight threes. steph curry did two better, ten threes on the way to a 42-point night. that one tied it. durant pitched in three threes himself. jackson's hand was hot as well. 5 from 7 from distance. the kings set a franchise record

with 23 threes, warriors hit 21. steph curry set the record with most combined threes in a game with 41. iguodala closed it out as the warriors picked up their third win over the season over the kings, 127-123 the final. >> the sharks faced the best team in the nfl, the tampa bay lightning. meier found one against against couture. 1-0 there. po in the second, evander kane, watch him. sniped it. top shelf. watch him at the board also. fires it on the net. somehow finds its way in. that's his 200th career goal. save that puck. the sharks hand tampa its first loss since november 27, 5-2 the final. usf won the conference opener on the road facing

pepperdine on saturday. charles mendlin lead the dons with 21 points. great spin move as he laid it in perfectly. the senior, frankie ferrari had four assists. jim boler had 18 for the dons. down two with 18 seconds left. ferrari launched it for three. he got it so the dons up by one. the dons led by three with three seconds left. edwards, who had 19, can't get this one at the buzzer. usf survived. 72-69. they improve to 14-2 on the year. they are 2-0 in conference play and gonzaga is up next. the cal men lost on the road to ucla, 98-83. two final wildcard games coming up today. the chargers at baltimore, the eagles at chicago. we will have all those highlights for you starting tonight at 5:00. until then, have a great day. good morning. sunday morning. we're looking at live doppler 7, more rain is headed our way.

in fact a thunderstorm off the coast here, snow in the sierra like you would expect in january. closer inspection, heavier rain from forrest knolls to inver nr inverness. taking you to the east bay, oakland, highway 12 getting a shower. out towards walnut creek and danville. richmond is wet. upper 20s in south lake. also in truckee, that winter storm warning taking us through monday, 4:00 a.m. snowfall amounts thefrom a coup of inches to a half foot. 15 inches in kirkwood. numbers are cooler this morning from the upper 30s in san ramon valley. 37 in livermore. 39 in san francisco. 53 on the coast. and because of that system yesterday, some colder air behind it has settled in. that's going to allow for a chillier day today. numbers managing to just stay in the 50s with a whole lot of

cloud cover and some rain. wind accompanying it from the wind advisory 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 tonight. the wet pattern continues into the week. looking at our storm impact scale, this is a 3. we have not seen one in over a year. so we'll see rain, pretty good coming down throughout the day. in addition to the winds. looking at minor flooding, the possibility of the branches down. saw that yesterday. once again today, when the rain gets going, 8:30, 9:00 in the north bay. it will fill in the rest of the bay area by noontime. once it does, it will keep going throughout the day. afternoon hours, still rainy. some heavy rain, 4:00 in the dinner hour. by 7:00, 8:00, it continues to push to the east. in the sacramento valley, things begin to quiet down. the first wave of energy through about midday will bring anywhere from about a third of an inch in

san mateo. a t nth in fremont and san jose. an inch in novato, perhaps an inch in the east bay valleys. but as far as the winds are concerned, no change from yesterday. still breezy to gusty at times from noontime, and then as we get through the afternoon, we'll notice that the winds -- look at that in the south bay an east bay, still blustery. so by the overnight hours, things quiet down just in time for going back to work on monday. monday is dry. this is tuesday and wednesday, the next system could bring in another third of an inch to perhaps an inch of rain in the north bay. it will be a wet week ahead today. mid 50s with the rain and the wind. and overnight tonight you can see things will quiet down for your monday morning commute with a lot of clouds and just a few scattered showers. the accuweather seven-day forecast a 3 on the impact scale today. download the accuweather app to keep track of doppler 7. a new ferry service launches

this week between richmond and san francisco. fare force adus for adults is $. the rate for kids is 4.50. a small community on the peninsula has something to brag about -- being the most educateded town of the state. here is the town showing where lader is located. it's home to 1500 people. vic lee introduces us to some of them. >> reporter: sleepy ladera, its ohmes nestled in the hills. it has a shopping mall, a rec center with a pool and a library of sorts. a lot of people here have no dale they live in the smartest town in california. >> do you know why this town is famous, what the distinction is? >> i don't. >> no.

>> reporter: jeff schatz knew. >> not surprised no. there's a lot of educated people that live here. >> reporter: jeff lukas is one of them. >> what do you want to be when you grow up? >> well, probably like an engineer. >> reporter: so just how smart are laderians? well, the u.s. census bure says 93% of residents have at least a bachelor's degree. other facts about la dara, 1,514 people live here in 520 homes. median property value $2 million. median age of residents, 43 years old. median household income $250,000. all are homeowners. and the poverty rate, only 1%. do you feel the intelligence in the air when you live here? >> oh, yeah. definitely. definitely. >> reporter: we decided to test those we met here with some difficult questions. does england have a july 4th? >> no. >> reporter: it does. >> it does. >> reporter: it comes after july 3rd.

>> oh, you. >> reporter: what's e equals mc squared. >> from the twilight zone. e equals can mc squared. >> i only made it through algebra atlas altos high. >> reporter: who is buried in grant's tomb? >> grant? >> reporter: got it. somebody actually asked me if i live here in the smartest town in california. clearly, i don't. vic lee, abc7 news. >> vic lee, you're a smart man. you know it. the majestic bird that perched itself in one of our tower cameras. and don't forget abc news at 11:00 a.m. is expanding to a full hour. we're calling it midday live.

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about us section. when you click on the tab, you will see pricing transparency. and when you click on that, it gives you the price list or charge master. you can click on excel and it will download an excel document for you. once you open it, you can see all of the items that they have, all of the pricing for anything that you can think of. and in the past some hospitals have posted only small lists or asked patients to contact their health care provider for pricing. but you can see here, look at this long list, now a requirement for every hospital and they will have to update the list at least once a year. reporting in the studio, i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. a break in the rain and the wind gave one of nature's majestic birds a chance to spread its wings. this red tail hawk perched in front of the walnut creek camera. it gave the bird chance to search for its next meal. this is characteristic behavior for this bird of prey. they are a pretty common sight around the bay area. next on abc 7 mornings at

6:00, new video of a deadly overnight crash in the south bay. what the driver told investigators. also wild weather across the bay area. lisa argen breaks down what we're bracing for today.

thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 6th.

i'm chris nguyen. let's start with our first look at the forecast. lisa is tracking live doppler 7 for us. >> we have our storm impact scale out today. it's a three. this is an intense system that will pack not only rain, heavy at times, but once again the gusty winds, that could bring the possibility of minor flooding and downed trees. a live look at doppler 7. some thunderstorms offshore a cles er closer inspection, marin county looking at some rain from novato, penn grove, sanders ranch road, skyline boulevard and also around walnut creek, 680, wet pavement this morning. more radar returns filling in offshore that will mean a wet day for you from 10:00 this morning until 10:00 tonight. 20 to 30-mile-per-hour winds. gusts higher than that. it's colder this morning. 45 in san rafael. 48 in san jose. rain and wind on tap for your sunday.