ce. abc7 news was there as the crews started fixing the steel beams yesterday. repairs are expected to be done by the first week of june, also good morning and thanks for when the shoring systems on joining us on this sunday, fremont and first will be february 3rd. removed. the $2.2 billion transit center i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the forecast. shutdown last september just weeks after it opened. here's meteorologist lisa argen, tracking live doppler 7 for us. that's when we learned two beams in the ceiling on the third hey, lisa. >> chris, good morning to you. level had fissures. no date has been set as to when it's pretty damp out there with mist and showers, a one on your the transit center will reopen. storm impact scale. time right now is 6:09, and for your sunday we're featuring happening today, kickoff for scattered showers. super bowl liii in atlanta is winds and more heavy rain tonight. just hours away. but as we look at live doppler 7, the satellite image, it's quarterbacks tom brady and jared that cloud map to the west of us goff both grew up here in the that is expected later on bay area, brady from san mateo tonight. but right now, as you see the sweep on top of mt. st. helena, and goff from novato. brady is looking to win his we're looking at scattered sixth ring, while goff is competing for his very first. showers in the santa cruz mountains mainly, but also a few in the valley there, so it is and if you're feeling a sense of certainly slick with numbers deja vu, yes, the patriots have cooler in the north bay. been in the super bowl three 46 in napa. years in a row and four of the it's 54 in oakland. last five. and don't get too used to these looking forward to that. mild temperatures. lisa, you've been keeping an eye we are going to get much, much on the forecast in terms of the colder in the days ahead.

winds are gusting to 31 miles an barbecue weather. hard to talk about the hour at mt. diablo. barbecuing aspect when we're the fog mainly in the north bay seeing rain outside right now. >> i know. at 4 miles santa rosa and napa. it is kind of that pesky rain where we're seeing the scattered showers. and wizaras we go through the n it's light. several hours, we've got some there's mist and drizzle. live look outside. rain around here. can you tell this is emeryville? 10:00, 11:00, a line of showers we are looking at a soggy start that will push through and we'll get a bit of a break. to your sunday. looking at a dry evening before the heavier rain tonight. chris? rain is very light, but in 12 >> lisa, thank you. a large tree came toppling hours to 16 hours, it's going to down in san francisco last pick up later today. i'll time out for you two more night. this was the scene in the little hollywood area on lathrup avenue systems, the last one very cold. near gillette. looking likely to see snow on the tree hit two cars and took our hills in the bay area. your full forecast is straight utility lines with it. ahead. sounds good, lisa. you can see police were on the thank you. scene to keep people out of the also ahead, bay area actor way until city crews were able jussie smollett performs for the first time since he says he was thankfully, no one was hurt. attacked. what he said to his fans. tourists and locals fought al, steph currysu the weather for most of the day. in spotlight, but at this abc7 news reporter j eer shop in oakland, his wife, fortson spoke with some of them along the embarcadero. >> reporter: we saw high winds in action. the gusts showed no mercy as people fought with each step walking down the embarcadero.

whoops! although lost a hat there. >> it's crazy. >> reporter: downpours, trees through power lines and disabled vehicles all played a role in saturday's storm. julien contreras is from los angeles and hasn't seen weather like this before. >> because in l.a., it's sunny, it's once in a while rain, but nothing compared to how it is here, at all. >> reporter: lots of locals got soaked leaving the warriors game. the dubs got a win, so they can't feel too bad, and really, if you ask most people from here, the storm wasn't too bad. >> no, no, i've been through way worse. >> reporter: and so do these guys. don't let the warm drinks fool you. they say this all feels like a tropical vacation compared to their home in alberta, canada. >> it's about minus 30 celsius and really snowy. >> reporter: so, does that feel like tahoe? nah. guess again. >> that's like you're stuck in a freezer even if you're wearing a jacket. >> reporter: and a word of advice from chp. it may seem obvious to everyone, but while you're out there on the roadways, please remember to what'with coverage havinthroughout your home? slow down.

reporting in san francisco, how about having internet that can help you save on wireless phone service? xfinity gives you the fastest speeds from jobina fortson, abc7 news. america's best internet provider >> you can track the rain and check the weather conditions to stream on all your devices. where you live with the abc7 plus, with xfinity mobile included, news app. enable push alerts to get the you can switch your wireless carrier latest news as it happens. and save hundreds of dollars a year. now that's simple, easy, awesome. in southern california, streets became raging rivers as get started for $29.99 a month for 12 months. a powerful storm brought plus, ask how you can get xfinity mobile included torrential rain. so all you pay for is data. j jade hernandez from our sister station in los angeles reports switch today. from malibu. >> reporter: evacuation orders remember the way we used to do things? have been lifted in malibu, but road closures have still left a hey man... like connect with friends? few people stranded. paul dalton's parents own this dig it! shop. or get in shape? they discussed closing but are worried their regular customers wouldn't have a place to go. or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. pacific coast pets is the only [crash] pet shop in malibu. that same storm earlier brought and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site down enough rain to get this creek roaring and raging, just our agents get more eyes on your home above zuma beach. so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. which forced the city of malibu to shut down the road, warning drivers. homeowners a few minutes away put up a sandbag barrier.

>> there's the tree branch that olivia used to hang on. whoo-hoo-hoo! >> reporter: laurel thoren captured the rushing war flooding the field behind her home. home. his is farmland which h in her family since the 1940s. you can see where flames from the woolsey fire scorched trees around and next to her property. >> the last fire was over 20 years ago. this was a very unusual fire. welcome back. happening today, super bowl liii in atlanta is just hours away. i think after this year, we're let's get to abc news reporter not going to be having this for a couple of decades ever, or t.j. holmes. he is live in atlanta for us. maybe never again. >> reporter: this week's storm also spooked laurel's dog, and t.j., the excitement is happy. she ran away. certainly building as these two neighbors eventually guided her teams prepare to face off home. tonight. and there is a bay area connection. both quarterbacks are from here! as creeks flooded, the l.a. river even rose to incredible >> reporter: they are both, yes. levels, high enough to bring both of the quarterbacks. this father and his 5-year-old everybody's been trying to point son amply named river to the out the differences between these two guys sor me t eere eet overpass for a teaching lesson. >> i've never seen it like this they grew up just about an hour before. we come over here, actually to this spot over here where those apart from each other, at trees are in. different times, but their normally, we call it the oasis

hometowns, at least were about because there's all these an hour away from each other. animals and birds that listen they both grew up san francisco there, but -- that live there, 49ers fans, and they're both huge fans of joe montana, to the but today it's completely point that tom brady called joe flooded, completely covered. >> i've only seen it rain two montana his idol and jared goff times, and this is the second time. >> reporter: not the case for wears number 16 because of joe dalton, whose family has had this business here for ten montana. so, all those similarities are years. there. the fires and the flooding is however, the similarities kind of stop when you get into their careers and how jared goff was making life much more highly, highly recruited. unpredictable. in malibu, jade hernandez, abc7 he was such a blue chip player news. and was the number one overall breaking news out of san draft pick. francisco, two people are dead so, the expectations were high. after a wrong-way driver was he's expected to get to a super bowl at some point. involved in two separate accidents. the first crash happened just tom brady, on the other hand, after 2:30 this morning on when he came into the league, he highway 101 near vermont street. was drafted 199th player overall the chp says the driver was taken, and he wasn't starting going southbound in the northbound lanes, hit two cars, when he first came into the league but has now become this and then drove away. legend. so, some different paths and moments later, that driver hit another car on the freeway near expectations, but they end up at the same place here at super bowl liii, chris. cesar chavez street. >> we'll see what happens. one person was ejected and died. t.j., thanks so much for that live report. we appreciate it. the wrong-way driver also died. time now is 6:14. nine other people were hurt. >> sure, sure, sure. they have all been taken to the new this morning, actor and hospital. santa rosa native jussie firefighters say their injuries smollett returned to the stage

in his first public appearance range from moderate to critical. since being attacked in a in the east bay, a library suspected hate crime. has received criticism after >> i will always stand for love. announcing its plans to host a drag queen story hour. i will never stand for anything even so, the county library is other than that, regardless of standing by its decision. what anyone else says. abc7 news reporter carlos i will only stand for love. and i hope that you all stand, asarris spoke with the drag queen at the center of the controversy. >> before you make up your mind, would you like to hear a story, thank you. her mommy asked. >> reporter: the star the >> reporter: meet drag queen "empire" made his first public bella adonna, here reading to a appearance in hollywood last night. group of kids for a drag queen it went as planned, even though story hour in el cerrito a few a meet-and-greet had to be months ago. >> when i started doing drag, i canceled for safety concerns. smollett says he was attacked by wanted to do more community two men shouting homophobic and outreach, hiv prevention, and also acceptance and awareness of racial slurs. he told police they beat him, doused him with a chemical and the lgbtq community. put a noose around his neck, >> reporter: when not in drag, christian agueda identifies yelling "maga country!" no arrests have been made. is wn himself as a gay man. he's been doing drag since coming out almost ten years ago. on the attack. he hasn't decided what dress to abc7 news caught up with the organization during a wear at the next story hour celebration yesterday at the event, scheduled for february african-american museum and library in oakland. 11th in brentwood. >> most people are saying that >> doesn't shock me because he is a black, gay man in america. we're trying to teach people what to be, and that's not the it is sad in 2019 that you can't case. i think we're just trying to live in a world where you can

lourve the way you want to live. promote self-love and acceptance it's sad to them poo saying he's for families. lying about the fact that he was >> reporter: ageers referring to beaten. >> yesterday they celebrated online criticism the library 1910th anniversary of the oldest received after announcing the civil rights organization in the event at the brentwood community nation. center. >> we definitely had some calls the theme was looking back to move forward. at the library and lots of they said equality must still be comments on that facebook post. fought for and that even a >> reporter: county officials say they also are snding by successful and well-known actor isn't above the horrors of their event. racism. ayesha curry's latest >> there's absolutely nothing, you know, controversial, we business venture drew a big don't think, about what we're doing. crowd in the east bay. we do programming like this all take a look. the time. yesterday abc7 news was in we have story times on an almost oakland as her pop-up homemade daily basis at every single one officially opened in jack london of our libraries. square. the store features a wide >> reporter: library officials go on to say drag queen story variety of items, including bedding and cookware. hour is about love and inclusiveny, and that's what curry's many job titles and bella adama represents. ventures have allowed her to build up her own fan club. >> everyone deserves respect and >> and just think the world of everyone has right to be what what she does for the community and all the great products that they want to be. >> reporter: ultimately, it will be the parents' decision whether she creates. it's just been amazing. to allow their kids to and so, i couldn't wait to be participate in this story time. here on opening day. >> the store will be open five >> oh. >> reporter: in brentwood, abc7 days a week. steph showed up on friday but news. didn't make it yesterday because the warriors had a game last >> similar events have run into night. you can catch game highlights issues in other states. coming up in sports.

just yesterday, people protested now your accuweather at a library in pennsylvania forecast with lisa argen. where a drag queen was scheduled >> good sunday morning to you. to read books t kids. live doppler 7, certainly damp the library says they also out there. a lot of the moisture is received about 50 complaints low-level moisture falling over the phone. beneath our sweep. but you can see some of this a librarian says the facility is reflected in san jose. there for the entire community. the santa cruz mountains, a few showers in the east bay. meanwhile, this tweet from a drag queen in texas says that a and the further south you go, more widespread rain from morgan man with a gun tried to get into a library room where she was hill down along the central coast. so, we have another system on the way tonight and another reading to families last weekend. that man was kickeded out. system into monday night and police say he was already banned from the library for other tuesday, which will feature issues. perhaps some of this snow -- not the man told reporters he was a member of the media and had a this snow, but snow in the bay area. it is snowing with temperatures concealed carry permit. but he was also caught on camera in the low 30s in the sierra nevada. so, it started out as rain. seemingly disparaging the event. now it's snow. and it's really not going to mountain view police say one person was shot during a stop until late on tuesday. carjacking and now the suspect so, travel not advised as the is on the run. snow accumulates 4 and investigators say a man walked 5 feet at our resorts, but at up to some employees at the americas tire store on west el 7,000 and 8,000 feet, up to 10 camino real at about 11:30 feet is expected. so, kind of unbelievable in the yesterday morning. he then shot one of the mountains. 54 in oakland. employees in the leg and took a it's 48 in santa rosa. the northern half of the bay is cooler this morning. vehicle. the peninsula and the south bay a little milder.

the victimorce trait and we do have that moisture around, so the roadways are slick. there is a few patches of fog. winds right now are in the upper elevations. later on tonight, we will get some breezy winds but no advisories. the winds up to 25 and perhaps nearly 30 miles an hour. but with this system coming in later on tonight, it's going to be another one where we get those heavy downpours and the winds accompanying the front. this is san jose, where it is definitely a little bit damp this morning. mist and drizzle, some scattered showers throughout the day today. then we're looking at a bit of a break in the evening hours. then the heavier rain later on tonight into your monday morning commute. so, we're going to time it out for you. but first i want to show you where we're stacking up in terms of rainfall. our percentage of normal since october, 90% in santa rosa, 80% in oakland, 82% san jose, 86% in san francisco and mountain view up to 72%, so doing well. and with this next system, perhaps we're going to get even closer to normal. i's a one on our storm impact scale. looking at about a half inch of

rain and those winds kicking up after about the 8:00 hour. so, as we go through the morning, notice the line of showers right before noon. they push on through. they're scattered throughout the afternoon through about 5:00, 6:00. and then look what's cueing up offshore. we've got some pretty heavy rain, but this isn't until about 10:00, 11:00 tonight, while you're sleeping. but your monday morning commute is looking soggy, and this is when the next system comes in from the north, and that's going to bring the much colder air. not a whole lot of moisture associated with it. you notice the rain becomes more scattered into the monday afternoon time period, but we're adding up tonight, we're adding up monday, and we're up to nearly an inch on the peninsula and over an inch in calistoga. so, certainly welcome rain for tonight into tomorrow. and as we go through your monday afternoon, the lighter shade indicates the more scattered showers. this is monday night into tuesday. this is when we could see that accumulation, mt. hamilton, mt. diablo, even mt. tam.

and by tuesday afternoon, we're pretty much dry, but it is going to be cold, setting up here the next couple mornings into the middle of the week. highs today underneath partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and some breezy winds. upper 50s. the main event comes in late tonight, carries over into monday morning. your accuweather seven-day forecast featuring a one on our stoirm pact scale. you download our app and live doppler 7 will help you navigate into monday morning with the showers, the breezy winds. and then into tuesday, we're looking at that much colder air and we're dry wednesday and thursday, but overnight lows will be below freezing in some of our valleys. another chance of rain next friday, but notice the temperatures are going to be hard pressed to make it out of the 50s. >> yeah. >> it will be chilly. >> glad to see the rain in the forecast, though. li abc's new brand localish sharing stories of inspiration in a weekly digital series called "more in common." this week, a former neo-nazi meets the daughter of martin luther king jr. for an honest discussion about the journey from hate to acceptance.

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coming up, the of rgia tesign after he admitted to being in a racist yearbook picture. now he insists that's actual laly not him in the picture, although he admits he did wear blackface at one point. so, what is next? plus, the major storm hitting the west coast, torrential rain causing massive mudslides, the impact on travel and the second storm on its way. finally, we're just hours away from the super bowl showdown between the patriots and rams. our correspondent hits the star-studded pregame party circuit. it's all coming up on "gma." we'll see you soon. drakz beach is back open after elephant seals invaded it during the government shutdown. hanging out at the beach, but they're no longer in the parking lot. they took over when the government furlough left the beach deserted and rain and king tides flooded the area. rangers began allowing limited access yesterday so you can get a view of the elephant seals. still to come on abc7

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good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> thanks so much for beingh. i'm chris ngu teorogt la argen is r. tracking contions we have scatt

light rain showers. this is a one on our storm impact scale. we're featuring the scattered light rain showers throughout the day with winds under 25 miles an hour, and we'll see less than half an inch of rain. but tonight, well, tonight's going to be a different story. let's get you through your sunday first. that rotation to the west of us is the incoming system, but right now we have rain from the south bay, a few scattered showers up in the north bay, and most of this falling below 2,000 feet. 55 in hayward. it is 44 cool degrees in the north bay and from the golden gate bridge, you can see it's damp out there. drizzle, some light rain, scattered showers through the noon hour. the sun setting at 5:35, so most of the afternoon dodging a few light showers. at 7:00, we're dry, but we are looking at more rain coming in tonight. it could be heavy. it will be breezy, and that's going to take us through your monday morning commute. chris? lisa, thank you. in the south bay, the santa clara office of supportive housing will open three overnight warming locations. they'll be at the bascom,

leninger and roosevelt community centers in san jose. all three open at 9:00 this morning. there are also daytime warming centers at libraries and other community and senior centers throughout the county. you can track the rain and check the weather conditions where you live with the abc7 news app. enable push alerts to get the latest news as it happens. developing news. virginia's governor said it was not him in a racist photo. ralph northam appeared with his wife yesterday, taking questions but refusing to resign. abc news reporter zachary quiche has the story. >> reporter: virginia governor ralph northam rejecting calls for him to step down. >> i took an oath to uphold this office and serve the people of this commonwealth to the best of my ability, as long as i believe i can effectively fulfill that task, i intend to continue doing the business of virginia. >> reporter: calls for his resignation began after this photo of northam's medical school yearbook page in 1984

surfaced showing two people, one in blackface, and the other in a kkk robe. after initially apologizing for the photo, he now says it's not him, adding, he would remember it because he had worn shoe polish in a dance contest in 1984, dressing up as michael jackson. >> when i was confronted with the images yesterday, i was appalled that they appeared on my page, but i believed then and now that i am not either of the people in that photo. >> reporter: virginia's lieutenant governor, justin fairfax, breaking his silence on the issue, calling the photo a searing reminder of the modern legacy of our nation's original sin, but he stopped short of saying northam should step down. still, many are calling for his resignation. house speaker nancy pelosi calling on northam to do the right thing so that the people of virginia can heal and move on. a second photo of northam then emerged from virginia military

institute in 1981. a racial slur listed as his nickname. he says two individuals at vmi gave him that name. >> i don't know their motives or intent, and it ended up in the yearbook, and i regret that. >> reporter: the nickname appears in his college yearbook. the governor says it was something he was called but claims he doesn't know why, saying you'd have to ask the other students. abc news, richmond, virginia. >> abc news spoke with the local naacp about the controversy. the president of the oakland chapter says the governor of virginia must resign. >> first i was shocked to see that in 1984 and in a medical school yearbook, the governor. so, he has no choice but to resign, because he can't deny that he had those racial tendencies then and how do we know he doesn't have them now? so we need to start new, fresh in virginia. he needs to go. >> as we mentioned earlier, the

naacp celebrated its 110th anniversary yesterday. the president said younger generations need to remember their history so that people like the governor of virginia are held accountable for their actions. coming up on "this week," the national president of the naacp will make an appearance. derrick johnson is calling for the governor's resignation. you can watch the full interview on "this week with george stephanopoulos" at 8:00 right here on abc7. happening now, it's all hands on deck as final preparations are under way for super bowl liii. here's a live look right now at mercedes-benz stadium in atlanta. along with all the details for the game and performances, more than two years of planning has been dedicated to security at the big game. abc news reporter lana zak has a look at the plans. >> reporter: a million visitors are expected in atlanta as the rams and patriots go head to head in super bowl liii, and local, state, and federal agencies are working together to make sure everyone stays safe. >> our officers have been and will continue to be on 12-hour

shifts. >> reporter: inside the joint operations center, authorities are able to monitor more than 10,000 cameras located throughout the city. >> we have a very extensive intelligence group that's manned way our federal, state, and local partners also, and they're constantly giving us updates on what we need to know. >> reporter: among the agencies involved, u.s. customs and border protection, enforcing flight restrictions around the stadium. abc's t.j. holmes getting an exclusive look at surveillance from the air. >> they're going to make sure that no aircraft get within a 30-mile radius of mercedes-benz stadium on game day. >> reporter: the agency also bringing in its x-ray technology to examine all deliveries to the stadium and tackling counterfeit merchandise. >> protecting not only the american brands and american business, but making sure, again, the people who are here at the event are getting genuine merchandise and stuff that is safe as well. >> reporter: the nfl says there are no specific threats against the super bowl.

lana zak, abc news, washington. if you plan to go to a super bowl party today, aaa wants to make sure that you don't drink and drive. the company's offering its first tipsy tow service. the first ten miles of towing are free. you'll be charged a standard towing rate for miles beyond that. rides are only for drivers going home or to their hotel. you can request a ride starting at 6:00 tonight until 6:00 tomorrow morning. still ahead on "abc7 mornings," a local teenager became a figure skating star last weekend and the youngest u.s. national champion ever. what's helped her rise to the top? as we head to break, here's a live look outside from a very rainy san mateo bridge camera. the rain isn't over just yet. we've got more on the way. lisa argen will have your full accuweather fore

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wonderful for her brother as well as others in need. >> this is such an important thing to do, giving can just save so many lives. unfortunately for ll lly for me at a tough time how important it is. i'm just glad we can create awareness so that more people can come and give. >> the blood drive continues this morning at 10:00 and runs through tuesday. time now is 6:39. lisa has been keeping an eye on that forecast all weekend long for us. and another dreary day. it is. we certainly are starting out with the wet weather locally, but in the mountains, our winter storm warning continues right on through tuesday afternoon. here's a live look where temperatures at the tahoe valley airport are below freezing. it's been snowing now for at least a day, and the amounts are just unbelievable. snowing right on through tuesday, so the next three days. anders looking at amounts well into the five to seven and even eight-foot range. we'll talk about our own local weather and how wet we're going to be the next few days before a bit of a break with my

accuweather seven-day forecast, next. >> lisa, thanks. also ahead, demarcus cousins sparks the warriors' second-half comeback with this dunk against the lakers. the laat redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent.

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all the hype, the kickoff for super bowl liii is just hours away. san mateo's tom brady squares off against novato's jared goff when the patriots take to the rams at mercedes-benz stadium, kickoff at 3:30 this afternoon. the warriors will be able to kick back and watch the game. they don't play until wednesday night, but last night they played at oracle arena. mindi bach has highlights in this morning's sports. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. the warriors found out shortly before tip-off last night that lebron james would not play in the primetime game for load management reasons. i guess that's a technical term for he's sore for playing 40 minutes on thursday night. pranked javale mcgee with an empty box that was supposed to contain his championship ring. he got a standing "o" for his contributions to last year's champion. stephen curry, look at the behind-the-back pass to klay thompson, nice splash. kevin durant found the open

lane. he had 21 points in this one. then it's thompson's turn with an easy layup. he had 23 of his 28 points in the first half. warriors led by five. then they trailed by ten in the second. look at demarcus cousins. over kyle kuzma. that absolutely woke up the warriors. he had 18 points, 10 boards in 25 minutes. iguodala with a huge dunk of his own, over javale. and he was having fun with his former teammate. he wasn't done. look at this, rains a three. then he had another. he had 3 threes in all for 17 points off the bench, and that helped lead the warriors to a 115-101 win. >> you know, lebron james doesn't play. about the other team's best player doesn't play, there's kind of a natural letdown in the building, and i think our guys sort of took for granted that we were going to be fine. human nature took the best of us. i think it took until the third with cousins' dunk to turn things around. >> after that, gave

everybody a boost. >> golly, maybe dunk of the year, a good one. >> just happy i can dunk a little bit. so, pretty exciting play. i haven't done that in a while. hopefully, we can see a few more. >> reporter: what's the whole thing, just the emotion that came out of you? is it more the flow of the game or more what you've been through over the past year? >> a little bit of everything. i had some frustrating moments in the game tonight. you know, the frustration over this past year just, you know, everything bottled up and i kind of had a chance to release it. well, the sharks had a nice ten-day break. they were back in action saturday night against the coyotes. they're without erik karlsson, though, who missed his fourth straight game with a lower body injury. you know those nature shows where the male puts on a display to impress the female? yeah, she's not having any of it. more into that ice cream. second period, sharks trailed by one, but brett burns with a shot and kevin le bank is there to bank it in, his sixth of the season. look at the hand-eye coordination. 44 seconds later, pavelski

follows with the rebound. good to go! his 28th of the year. but this game went to overtime. burns gets the game-winner, backhand to forehand. that's his tenth goal of the year. sharks win, 3-2. they are now headed out on a four-game canadian road trip. and congratulations to former cal bear tony gonzalez. the tight end was named to the pro football hall of fame in canton. still time to go grab those chips and guacamole for the super bowl. kickoff is at 3:30. we'll bring you all the highlights tonight starting at 5:00. until then, have a great day. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. we still have more wet weather to come. a little bit today, more tonight, and then we would get into our last system monday. that one is going to be cold. it's going to allow for some very cold air to sink into the bay area. and i want to give you a look at santa rosa, what to expect for overti overnight lows the next several days.

tomorrow is mild in the 40s. we still have wet weather. then by tuesday things begin to dry out. overnight lows dropping just around freezing, below zero freezing wednesday and thursday, so this means the entire bay area is going to experience much colder overnight lows, even afternoon highs struggling to make it out of the 50s and we'll be looking at numbers getting a little bit more mild towards the end of the week when another chance of rain comes our way. so, a lot to talk about. sfo, no delays but a wet tarmac there for you. and as we look at live doppler 7, you will notice that we are looking at some scattered showers, mainly in the south bay, the summit, the santa cruz mountains, but our radar beam is separated a couple thousand miles up in height, and a lot of this is low-level moisture, so falling beneath the radar beam. so, it's kind of that intermittent level you're putting your wipers on this morning if you're headed out. here's the snow in the mountains, and we're looking at still amazing amounts here. we've had had rain, we've had snow, so we've had that cement pack continuing in the mountains

through tuesday, but it's all snow from here on out as we go through tuesday with anywhere from 8 inches in reno to 60 inches down around kirkwood. as we look at santa cruz, looks pretty out there. temperatures in the low to mid-50s. 51 in morgan hill, 55 half moon bay and another vantage point downtown here with partly cloudy skies, a few areas of some light rain. 50 by the delta, 51 in concord. today really not a bad day. tonight we're going to get into some pretty heavy rain and gusty winds. but the morning, the northern half of the bay area's colder. the southern half a little bit milder. and we all will be very cool in the next 24 to 36 hours, lasting through midweek. gusty winds atop mt. diablo to 36 miles an hour. the east foothills about 25 miles an hour. and this is a look from our pier 39 camera where it looks pretty calm here in the city. mist and drizzle, maybe a scattered shower. some afternoon rain and then we're looking at some heavier rain tonight, but it is a one on our storm impact scale.

and that means a light system with less than a half inch throughout the day. then the winds pick up. then the rain becomes more concentrated late tonight. 10:00, 11:00, you'll see some showers developing, and then it becomes more widely scattered right on through 6:00, 7:00. but look what's offshore. this is cueing up for tonight. and yes, we're looking at some pretty good downpours, 10:00 through midnight. and then into the overnight hours, your monday morning, it's going to be a soggy day on monday with more rain. and this is when the cold air begins to move on in and that next system beginning to slide in from the north. so, rainfall totals, this is today, right on through the afternoon. you'll notice not too much. but then when that wave of heavy rain hits and we add in monday's totals, we're over an inch or so from the peninsula on southwards, and we're looking at that soggy monday morning, monday afternoon. it is a one on our storm impact scale, but nonetheless, it is going to be kind of a rough go to get going. then here comes the cold air. look at that on tuesday. we're looking at that pink, and

that is initiating some of that precip accumulating as snow in the higher elevations. 55 in oakland today. not much temperature variation in the accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see we've got the rainy pattern for the first half of the week. and you download our accuweather app and that will be quite handy for you. but the cold weather arriving tomorrow and then really settling in tuesday and wednesday. >> yeah, once you see 40s, it all just sinks in. >> yeah, right. >> lisa, thanks. big names like kristi yamaguchi and rudy galindo are often associated with the st. moritz ice skating club in oakland. now add another name, alysa liu. last weekend at the age of 13, she became the youngest u.s. ladies champion in history. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez caught up with her. >> reporter: alysa liu has maintained a consistent daily routine for most of her life. she began skating when she was 5, in a beginners class with laura lepetsky at the oakland ice center. here's how alysa's dad describes

her first time on the ice. >> she was ice. she barely fell at all. so, she had good balance and she was just having a ton of fun. >> reporter: they have been together for the past eight years. lepetsky, seen here in 1995, also competed in the u.s. championships. >> i love the sport, and i just wanted to pass on my knowledge and do the best that i can to help guide her and coach her. >> reporter: last sunday, the 13-year-old received the glory every skater strives for. >> attempting a triple axel, and she opens with it right here. >> only two have landed it at a u.s. nationals. >> fantastic. >> and she's the youngest to do it! >> right before you went on the ice, what were you thinking? >> i was thinking i have to do a clean program, i want to do a clean program, and that's all i'm here for. >> reporter: the natural transition would be for her to go to the world junior championships, except that she's too young to compete. so now her focus is on training. even for the olympics, she has

to be at least 15. >> yeah, olympics, too, but for now, probably just to improve myself. >> reporter: you know, had dan ashley been assigned this story, he would have been on that ice in a new york minute. yeah, i can just see him now. ♪ >> reporter: yeah, no, that's not going to be me. instead, i was curious to know if stardom had helped alysa improve her relationship with her younger siblings. how are they treating you? are they, like, nicer? >> no. they're not nicer. >> reporter: well, at least she can always count on the support of her friends on and off the ice. in oakland, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. next, san francisco's annual half marathon is set to

here are the winners from last night's $191 million powerball drawing -- 10, 17, 18, 43, 65, the powerball number 13. nobody picked all six, so wednesday night's jackpot goes u to $204 million.da thousands of runners will take to the streets of san francisco for the annual half marathon. kaiser permanente sponsors the run, which benefits bay area charities. last year's race collected more

than $100,000. runners will start in golden gate park, pass through the panhandle, enjoy sweeping views of the pacific ocean from great highway and then return to golden gate park for the finish. there will also be a 5k and a 10k. the race starts at 8:00 this morning, so runners probably need their hats if they so choose to wear them. spectators, though, good to have a poncho or umbrella on hand, right? i mean, the rain is not everywhere, but we're looking at scattered showers this morning and through the afternoon. looking at live doppler 7, you'll notice we have the returns mainly around the santa cruz mountains, but it's raining up in santa rosa and a few showers up perhaps towards fremont. otherwise, we're talking about a one on our storm impact scale today for the scattered showers. less than a half inch. and the winds will be under 25 miles an hour, but this is for the daytime hours, because as we go through the rest of the morning, there's your line of showers. then you'll notice that it's just scattered throughout the day. here's 6:00. but look what happens by the evening hours. 10:00, 11:00, we have got heavy

rain pushing through the bay area. and it lasts through your monday morning commute. in fact, we're looking at not only the rain. as that begins to dissipate, colder air descends and the rain will mix with snow in some areas. the day today, 0.1 to 0.2. by tonight and tomorrow afternoon, we're up to an inch in some neighborhoods. so this is the way it will plan out for your monday, where we're looking at that scattered rain shower activity, and it's going to be cold, so we've got that going for us. >> all right, lisa, thank you. thanks to you for joining us on "abc7 mornings." i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. it the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. we leave you with a live look outside from our abc7 exploratorium camera. "good morning america" is next. abc7 news returns at 9:00 a.m. we'll see you then!

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