>> announcer: now from abc 7, live breaking news. good morning, everyone, i'm chris nguyen. breaking news out of san francisco, two people are dead after a wrong way driver was involved in two separate incidents. nine other people are hurt and have been taken to the hospital. officer burt diaz from chp joins us live on the phone with more on the investigation under way. officer diaz, i understand this happened around 2:30 this morning. looks like we do not have officer diaz on the phone right now. but what we can tell you is that this happened at around 2:30 this morning. this happened on highway 101 northbound. that's where multiple lanes are closed right now. officer diaz, are you on the phone with us? >> yes, good morning. >> good morning. what can you tell us about this

investigation? >> yes, so it looks like at approximately 2:35 this morning, there was a wrong way driver traveling southbound in the northbound lanes of u.s. 101. this was just south of cesar chavez. that wrong way driver then continued and collided with two separate vehicles. and it continued wrong way, it collided with a third vehicle in a head-on collision. that third vehicle was a passenger van that was carrying six passengers. the wrong way driver and the driver of the passenger van were pronounced deceased on the scene. and the front passenger inside that van was transported with major injuries and is currently in critical condition. the other five passengers were also transported with unknown injuries. right now we have northbound 101

at alemeni. we expect a closure until 10:00 this morning. >> we're looking at images of the crash scene right now. we understand the wrong way driver likely got onto the freeway at the vermont street entrance. what can you tell us about the vehicles on the roadway? have they been towed away yet or is that still happening within the next hour? >> yeah, that's correct. so we do have units out there as well as our investigative team. they're looking to clear up the scene as soon as possible. i do know that there was a total of five vehicles that are being towed away for evidence. but as of right now, the closure continues and they're still working the scene. >> you talked about that estimated reopening time of 10:00 a.m. this is going to have a huge impact on traffic, especially on the sunday morning. the nine injured, can you tell us about any of their conditions?

>> yes. so as of right now, just the front passenger inside that van, we do know he is currently in critical condition. we don't have any updates on the other injuries. >> all right, officer diaz with the chp, we appreciate your time this morning. again, northbound lanes 101 heading into the city currently closed right now south of cesar chavez street. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you more details on air and online at abc7news.com. our other top story this morning, more rain is on the way. let's get a first look at the forecast with our meteorologist lisa argen, tracked live doppler 7 for us. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. storm impact scale of 1 today with scattered showers. we'll see the rain increasing through the evening and late tonight with rain adding up once again. winds will be less than 25 miles an hour throughout the day. the system is to the west of us, and we have seen the scattered showers this morning, mnly south oth them in livermore and

the golden bay. mild spot is san jose at 57. you can see the wind blowing here from our sutro tower camera, and it does look threatening, doesn't it? 51 in petaluma and winds in the upper elevations are breezy to gusty, 30 miles an hour out of the southwest, mt. tam, mt. diablo. visibility reduced in the san carlos airport. walnut creek had a shower in the past hour. we have showers throughout the day. we'll look for a bit of a break by the evening hours, then it will increase again tonight with some heavy rain, gusty winds, and we're talking perhaps another half inch to an inch, then very low snow levels. i'll detail the full forecast in a few minutes, chris. >> lisa, thank you. a large tree came toppling down in san francisco last enue., near gillette onat it hit two cars and took utility lines were it. city crews were

thankfully nobody was hurt. abc reporter jobina fortson has more. >> reporter: the gusts showed no mercy as people fought their way for each step walking down the embarcadero. oops, almost lost a hat there. >> it's crazy. >> reporter: disabled vehicles and downed power lines all played a role. julian is from los angeles and hasn't seen weather like this before. >> in l.a. it's sunny, 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. if you ask most people from here, the storm wasn't too bad. >> no, i've been through way worse. >> reporter: and so have these guys. you.t let the warm drinks fool they say this all feels like a tropical vacation compared to their home in alberta, canada. >> oh, it's about minus 30

celsius. and really snowing. >> reporter: so does that feel like tahoe? nah. guess again. >> it's like you're freezing even if you're wearing a jacket. >> reporter: it may seem obvious to everyone, but while you're out there on the roadway, please remember to slow down. reporting from san francisco, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> you can track the rain and check weather conditions where you live with the abc 7 news app. in southern california, streets became raging rivers as a powerful storm brought torrential rain. jade hernandez from our sister station in los angeles reports from malibu. >> reporter: all evacuation orders have been lifted in malibu but road closures have still left a few people stranded. paul dalton's parents own this ut were worried their regular customers wouldn't have a place to go. pacific coast pets is the only pet shop in malibu.

that same storm earlier brought down enough rain to get this creek roaring and raging between bush drive and bonsall, just above zuma beach, which forced the city of malibu to shut down the road, warning drivers. homeowners a few minutes away put up a sandbag barrier. >> that's the tree branch that olivia used to hang on, woo! >> reporter: laurel thorne captured the flooding field behind her home. this is farmland which has been in the thorne 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 20 years ago. this was a very unusual fire. i think after this year, we're not going to be having this for a couple of decades, ever, or maybe never again. >> reporter: this week's storm spooked laurel's dog happy. she ran away. neighbo neighbors eventually guided her

home. as creation flooded, the l.a. river rose to incredible levels, high enough to bring this father and his 5-year-old son, aptly named river, to the overpass for a teaching lesson. >> i've never seen it like this before. we've come here to this spot, normally we call it the oasis because there's all these animals and birds that live there. but today it's completely covered, completely flooded. >> reporter: i've only seen rain two times and this is the second time. the fires and the flooding are making life much more unpredictable. in malibu, jade hernandez, abc 7 news. in the east bay, a library has received some criticism after announcing its plans to host a drag queen story hour. even so, the county library is standing by its decision. abc 7 news reporter carlos saucedo spoke with the drag queen at the center of this controversy.

>> before you make up your mind, would you like to hear a story? >> reporter: meet drag queen bella adamma, reading to a group of kids a few months ago. >> i wanted to do more community outreach, hiv prevention and acceptance and awareness of the lgbtq community. >> reporter: when not in drag he identifies himself as a gay man. he hasn't decided what dress to wear at the next story hour event scheduled for february 11th in brentwood. >> most people are saying that we're trying to teach people what to be. and that's not the case. i think we're just trying to promote self-love and acceptance for families. >> reporter: he referred to some online criticism the county library received on this facebook post by eastcountytoday.net. >> we definitely had some calls at the library, lots of comments on that facebook post.

>> reporter: county officials say they've received comments of support as well, and are standing by their event. >> there's absolutely nothing controversial, we don't think, about what we're doing. we have story times on a daily basis at every single one of our libraries. >> reporter: they go on to say this is about love and inclusiveness. >> everyone deserves respect and everyone has the right to be what they want to be. >> reporter: ultimately it will be the parents' decision whether to allow their kids to participate in this story time. in brentwood, carlos saucedo, abc 7 news. time now is 9:11. lisa argen is tracking the forecast for us. lisa, we're getting a break from some of that heavy rain we saw overnight but still some sprinkles. >> that's right, light rain, fog, showers, gusty winds, just about everything today. we'll add in some snow tomorrow, how's that? that's in the bay area. sutro tower camera, it does look like threatening, doesn't it? 52 degrees in san francisco.

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jussie smollett appeared on the stage performed at a concert in hollywood last night. abc news reporter ariel rashaf has details. >> reporter: "entire" star jussie smollett making his first public appearance after reporting that he was brutally attacked. taking the stage at this sold-out concert in the troubadour in west hollywood. >> i wouldn't have been able to get through without my family, obviously, but also the love and support of y'all. >> reporter: forging forward with a performance days after he says he was assaulted with homophobic >> we still have a responsibility to lead with love.

if we don't, then we just die inside. >> reporter: the act telling chicago police tuesday one of the men put a noose around his neck. in later interview with detectives, he said they yelled "maga country." two shadowy persons of interest are seen on a surveillance video walking nearby. smollett assuring fans and friends that he's okay and slamming critics. >> the hatefulness that gets passed around has to stop. it stops with people that believe in love. >> reporter: ariel rashaf, abc 7 news, new york. abc news caught up with the naacp at the african-american museum and library in oakland. >> i wasn't shocked because he

is a black gay man in america. people are still saying that he's lying about the fact that he was beaten. >> yesterday the group celebrated the 110th anniversary of the nation's oldest civil rights organization. the theme was looking back to move forward. they said equality must still be fought for. and that even a successful and well-known actor isn't above the horrors of racism. happening today, kickoff for super bowl liii in atlanta is just hours away. a live look at mercedes-benz stadium where the teams will play. quarterbacks tom brady and jared goff both grew up in the area. goff is competing for his first ring while brady is hoping for his sixth. >> reporter: the differences when it comes to age, experience, and even what the expectations were when they came into the nfl. they grew up just about an hour apart from each other, at different times.

their home towns were an hour away them, and both huge fans o joe montana. jared goff wears number 16 because of joe montana. all those similarities are there. however the similarities kind of stop when you get into their careers and how jared goff was highly, highly recruited. he was such a blue chip player and was the number one overall draft pick. so the expectations were high. he's expected to get to a super bowl at some point. tom brady, on the other hand, when he came into the league, he was drafted 199th player overall taken. he wasn't starting when he first came into the league. now he's become this legend. some different paths and expectations but they both end up at the same place here at super bowl liii, chris. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good sunday morning to you. check out live doppler 7. you can see the rotation in the clouds. we call this a cyclonic rotation

where we just keep getting wave after wave of energy that will continue the showery regime throughout the day today. the rain is going to pick up tonight and we'll have some cold showers mixed in with low level snow tomorrow. looking at the south bay, the peninsula, woodside, 280. some wet weather down around the santa cruz mountains. in the sierra nevada, temperatures around freezing. it's been snowing for a good day now in the mountains. so the snow will be adding up. still a winter storm warning through tuesday afternoon. so we're looking at at least three to four feet. this is at about 5,000 feet. then you go up to around 7 or 8,000 feet, even more than that. as you look at the resorts here, 52 inches in donner. 57 in kirkwood. a live look outside, right now the golden gate bridge, plenty of clouds. 52 in the city, 53 in morgan hill. mt. tam, breezy, 45 miles an hour in spots. cooler in the north bay. we'll see that cool air spread all over the bay by -- you won't

feel it today but certainly by tomorrow. winds gusting to 20 miles an hour, half moon bay, san carlos. no advisories but tonight the winds will get breezy with the incoming system. we're cooler in the north bay, kind of mild on the peninsula and the south bay. so we're looking at those 30-mile-an-hour wind gusts now. mt. tam, you saw the picture. 40 miles an hour on mt. diablo. the rest of the numbers here still pretty breezy. the view in the mountains is certainly snowy. what we like to see. morning showers, then cooler this afternoon with a few showers. but by tonight, say, after 9:00, the rain gets heavy. we'll see some brief downpours. and this will take us into your monday morning commute. today it's a 1 on our storm impact scale. you can get out and about and expect to dodge a few showers, less than a half inch. timing it out for you, 11:00 this morning, a few downpours in a few areas. throughout the bulk of the afternoon, notice they're just isolated. through the early evening, maybe a heavier shower over the east

bay, 6:30. this is what's to come, this is what we're looking at by 9:00 tonight. you can see the intensity, it pushes over the bay area while you're sleeping. and unfortunately, as you wake up to your monday morning commute, still having a few showers. and this is when that next system will move in, bringing the cold air. not a whole lot of moisture associated with that monday system, but enough to keep things soggy throughout the day. the first system throughout the day today, maybe a 10th or third of an inch. scattered showers on monday takes us from 3/4 inch to over an inch. certainly adding up, the rainfall totals, with each of these incoming systems. highs today, your sunday, cool, in the mid-50s. it will be breezy and we'll see the showers, they will continue to increase late tonight. and look for the breezy conditions. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a 1 on our storm impact scale today, tomorrow, and tuesday. but boy, tonight you'll be hearing that heavy rain.

then as we get into monday afternoon, it's getting cooler. tuesday, wow, mixed precip. and this is looking a little bit more and more likely, but waking up to frigid numbers. the coldest air of the season wednesday and thursday. so we have just about everything on that seven-day. >> living here in the bay area has made me so soft. lisa, thanks. we're sharing stories of inspiration in a weekly digital series, "more in common." this week, a former neo-nazi talks about the journey from hate to acceptance. >> a year and a half ago when i met you, you were covered in nazi swastika tattoos and now you're welcomed by martin luther king's family in atlanta. >> to be here, today, i'm more excited for michael. he's full circle because he went from hate to being able to accept people for who they are.

>> i was with michael in 2017 when he began the process of removing the hate symbols on his chest and back. michael was a member of a neo-nazi group and served time in prison where he had swastikas tattooed across his body. his probation officer, tiffany whittier, helped him see past his hate. a year and a half later, michael's transformation continues. after discovering our video about their friendship, martin luther king's daughter, dr. bernice king, invited them to atlanta to speak on mlk day. [ applause ]

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curry's latest business venture drew a big crowd. abc 7 news was in oakland as her pop-up "homemade" opened in jackson square, featuring a wide variety of items. her job titles and ventures have allowed her to build up her very own fan club. >> i think the world of what she does in the community and the great products she creates. it's just been amazing. so i couldn't wait to be here on opening day.

>> the store will be open five days a week. steph showed up on friday but didn't make it yesterday because the warriors had a game last night. catch the game highlights coming up in sports. still to come on "abc 7 mornings," virginia's governor is saying it isn't him in a racist photo. how local naacp leaders are responding to his refusal to resign. it's super bowl sunday. we get a peek at the security plan in place in atlanta more than two years in the making.

>> announcer: good morning south bay. let's get up and get going. this is "abc 7 mornings". thanks for starting your day with abc 7 news. we'll chris nguyen. meteorologist lisa argen is tracking conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >> hey, chris. it's certainly feeling wintry out, with one storm system after another. today a 1 on our storm impact scale with scattered light showers. most cities seeing less than half an inch.

as we look at live doppler 7 going in closer, there are scattered showers around the bay, very light in nature. but most of them have been falling south of the golden gate, from woodside, 280, down through cupertino and the santa cruz mountains. a mixed bag, some sunshine. the possibility of a thunderstorm today. 57 right now, mild in san jose. and a look at sfo, no delays. we've got cooler numbers in the north bay, 50 in santa rosa. we're also dealing with the gusty winds from mt. diablo to mt. tam. 30 to 45-mile-an-hour wind gusts. 22,000 to 3,000 feet in elevation and one to two-mile visibility in the north bay. scattered showers, 10:00, 2:00. then a break. look what happens by 10:00 tonight. heavy rain on the way. this is going to allow for a sloppy monday morning commute, chris. >> lisa, thank you. in the south bay, the santa clara county office of supportive housing has opened three overnight warming locations, at the bass come,

leninger and roosevelt community centers in san jose. there are also daytime centers throughout the county. check the rain and weather conditions were you live with the abc 7 news app and get the latest notifications of news as it happens. virginia's governor says it wasn't him in a racist photo. ralph northam appeared with his wife yesterday, taking questions but refusing to resign. abc news reporter zack keith has more from richmond where the governor's explanation doesn't appear to be going over well. >> reporter: virginia governor ralph northam walked into a press conference, then walked back his own comments. after initially acknowledging he was one of two people in this 1984 yearbook photo, he's now saying, after a closer look, "it wasn't me." >> it's not me. >> reporter:or n cim pictu was on the wrong yearbook page. >> my belief that i did not wear that costume or attend that party stems in part from my

clear memory of other mistakes i made in this same period of my life. >> reporter: the governor acknowledged he did wear black face but that was for a dance contest, dressing up as michael jackson when he was 25 years old. >>i look back now and regret that i did not understand the harmful legacy of an action like that. >> reporter: he continued with this anecdote about that night. >> i had the shoes, i had a glove, and i used a little bit of shoe polish to put under my -- or on my cheeks. and the reason i used a very little bit, i don't know if anybody has ever tried that, but you can't get shoe polish off. >> reporter: this stunning 40-minute press conference turned bizarre at times, at one point a reporter asking northam if he could still moonwalk as he had in that 1984 dance contest. the governor appeared to consider trying to dance before his wife intervened. >> my wife says, "inappropriate circumstances."

>> reporter: a long list of politicians from both sides of the aisle have called for him to resign. >> he just made it worse. the idea that he's going to come out yesterday and say that he was in the picture, today deny it, he is completely tone deaf. >> reporter: overnight the president weighing in on the growing controversy, tweeting, "unforgivable." protesters, including some who voted for him on the promise of bringing people together, dmanl demanded he step down. northam says he was unaware that blackface was hurtful to black folks until later in life. >> do you think it's problematic that you need to have it explained to you that blackface is offensive? >> no. you know, i'm not a person of color. and people of color experience different things. it affects them different ways. >> reporter: zachary kiesch, abc 7 news, richmond, virginia. >> abc 7 news spoke with the local naacp about the controversy.

the president 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. you can't deny he had racist tendencies then and how do we know he doesn't have them now? 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 such as the governor of virginia are held accountable for their actions. happening now, it's all hands on deck as final preps are under way for super bowl liii. a live look at stadium in atlanta. abc news h ar: a million visito

are expected in atlanta as the rams and patriots go head to head in super bowl liii. 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 10,000 cameras located throughout the city. >> we have a very extensive intelligence group that's manned by our federal, state, and local partners also. 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 from the air. >> we have to make sure no aircraft is within a 30-mile radius of mercedes-benz stadium on game day. >> reporter: they're also bringing in x-ray technology to examine all deliveries into the

stadium. >> protecting not only american brands and american business, but making sure people who are buying merchandise and goods here at the event are getting not only genuine merchandise but 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, triple a wants to make sure you don't drink and drive. they're offering free riders go to their hotel. still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," a local teenager became the youngest u.s. national champion ever. a live look outside from our emeryville camera.

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we'raking aive look at walnut creek on this sunday morning. blue skies in this part of the bay area. lisa says we can expect scattered showers for this part of the day. how is it looking for the start of the workweek? she'll have that in live report. yesterday abc 7 news was in pleasant hill at the american red cross blood center for the ongoing blood drive to help the winter shortfall and donations. houston officer john daly survived a crash after being hit by a suspected drunk daly has undergone five surgeries and multiple blood transfusions. his sister said the support is wonderful for her brother and others in need. >> this can save so many lives. fortunately for me, i learned at a tough time how important it

is. i'm just glad that we can create the awareness so that more people can come and give. >> the blood drive continues this morning at 10:00 and runs through tuesday. time right now, 9:40. a lot going on on this sunday. you've got the race outside in san francisco, the half marathon. chinatown is popping with the festivities for lunar new year. >> we could see a thunderstorm today there as well, add that to the forecast. in the sierra nevada, finally some snow. yesterday it started out as rain. it's been snowing for a good 24 hours. right now, temperature is just above freezing. so that heavy, wet snow today. tomorrow, even into tuesday, that winter storm warning continues. so we'll add all those elements together and talk about our own active forecast in just a few minutes. >> just keeps on coming. lisa, thank you. also ahead, demarcus cousins sparks the

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a live look at sfo. a much better morning for travelers compared to yesterday. for now, no there is a related to the rain. in sports, after all the hype, the kickoff of super bowl liii is hours away. tom brady squares off against novato's jared goff when the patriots take on the rams at mercedes-benz stadium in atlanta. kickoff is at 3:30 this afternoon. the warriors will be able to kick back and watch the game. the dubs don't play again until

wednesday night, but last night, golden state faced the lakers at oracle arena. abc 7 news sports anchor mindi bach has highlights in this morning's sports. >> 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 from playing 40 t before the game, andre iguodala pranked mcgee with an empty box that was supposed to hold his championship ring. the oracle crowd gave the former warrior a standing "o" for his contributions to the championship last year. steph curry, behind the back to klay thompson and 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. the 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 three 3s in all. 17 points off the bench, and that helped lead the warriors to a 115-101 win. >> you know, lebron james doesn't play. when 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 got the best of us. so, it took until midthird. i think that dunk by demarcus finally got us going. >> once cousins got that big dunk in the third, everything started to turn our way and it gave everybody a boost. >> golly, that was a great one, man. may be dunk of the year. a good one. >> just happy to know i can still dunk a little bit. so, it's a pretty exciting play. haven't done that in a while. so hopefully, we could see a few more. >> that's the whole thing, just the emotion that came out of you. is it more the flow of the game or more of what we'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 the 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 trail by one, but brett burns with a shot and kevin la bank is there to bank it in, his sixth of the season. look at the hand-eye coordination. then, 44 seconds later, the breakaway and the rebound. good to go! hi28 othyear. but this game went to overtime burns gets the game-winner, backhand to forehand, 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 grab the chips and guacamole for the super bowl. kickoff is at 3:30. we'll have highlights starting at 5:00. until then, have a great day. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. hi there, everyone. sunday morning, 54 degrees, santa cruz is dry. a cloudy afternoon on top. more rain is in the forecast, about 10:00 tonight, in santa cruz. that's when things are going to get very active around here once again. but after that, the middle of the week, we have the coldest air of the season arriving. this is santa cruz. morning temperatures will go from the 40s tomorrow to the 30s on tuesday. then we're below freezing wednesday and thursday. and for the entire bay area, it is going to be cool. maybe 50 deg highs for the middle of the week. another look from san francisco, our roof camera. you can see the flag blowing up

to about 20 miles an feet, and we've got 40-mile-an-hour wind gusts. we don't have any advisories but another vigorous system offshore that will be arriving tonight. between now and then, it's scattered showers. it's been kind of damp, an on and off thing this morning, mainly from the peninsula, redwood city and higher elevations. this is woodside, 280, wet into the south bay from campbell. prospect road, cupertino, stevens canyon road and in the sierra nevada it's been snowing steadily for the past day. it will continue today, into tomorrow. that's why the national weather service has kept the winter storm warning right on through tuesday. and local amounts at our ski resorts are anywhere from three feet, but then you go up to 7,000 feet and we could get greater than five feet, even seven feet in some areas. you can see the totals, which keep on ticking upwards at 52

inches in donner. emeryville, cloudy start, 57 in san jose, good morning to you. kind of blowy and rainy here from mt. tam. temperatures in the low 50s. you have fog as well in santa rosa. pier 39, lots of clouds out there. looking for morning showers this morning. then by the afternoon, it's cool. we'll still see a few showers. and then tonight, the rain becomes heavier. it will be breezy. but i want to get you up to date on rainfall so far from santa rose is a. 90% of average in oakland. 80% in oakland. san jose, 82%. 86% in san francisco. mountain view at about 72%. doing quite well with this past system. two more to go, the one tonight and then another one monday into tuesday. today's is a 1 on our storm impact scale. scattered showers, less than a half inch. you can see by 11:00 we'll have a little bit of rain here and there. and then it becomes more isolated throughout the day. so here is 1:30.

as we go into 5:00, 6:00, can't rule it out, maybe even a thunderstorm. we've got some sun. the atmosphere is unstable. look what's coming, an area of low pressure that will certainly bring the heavy rain, the gusty winds, another round tonight for an additional half inch to an inch. then we have the cold system that arrives monday into tuesday. so this is monday afternoon. the rain showers keep going. by monday night, it's still going to be a soggy commute. and then we'll look for things to dry out for the lunar new year. in terms of amounts, this is the first wave, as we get through today. and then tomorrow -- this isn't updating. there we go. an inch along the peninsula. we're talking a tenth to a half today. and then tonight an inch to maybe 1 1/3 inch. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a 1 on our storm impact scale today, tomorrow. tuesday it's cold. remember, tonight is the heavy rain, the gusty winds. that's probably while you're sleeping. and then that break, it's going to come with a price, with

awfully cold temperatures. download our accuweather it's nng to stay dry for long. you'll see more showers on thursday. >> good information, lisa, thank you. big names like kristi yamaguchi are often associated with the st. moritz ice skating club in oakland. now add another name, alissa lu, becoming the youngest women's champion in history. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez caught up with her. >> reporter: alissa lu has maintained a consistent routine for most of her life. she began skating when she was 5. it was in a beginner's with laura lopetsky. >> she barely fell at all. she had good balance and was having a ton of fun. >> reporter: they have been together for the past eight years. lopetsky, seen here in 1995, also competed in the u.s.

championships. >> i love this 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 axle. >> only two have landed it at a u.s. national. and she's the youngest to do it. >> reporter: right before you went on the ice, what were you thinking? >> i have 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, thechltd to she has to be at least 15. 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.

>> woo! >> reporter: yeah, no, that's not going to be me. instead, i was curious to know if stardom had helped alissa improve her relationship with her younger siblings. how are they treating you? are they nicer? >> no! they're not nicer. [ laughter ] >> reporter: at least she can always count on the support of her friends on and off the ice. in oakland, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. next, a popular race is under way in san francisco. why the athletes won't be the

welcome back, everyone. happening now, thousands of runners are on the streets of san francisco for the annual half marathon. kaiser permanente sponsors the run. last year's race collected $100,000. runners will start if golden gate park, pass through the panhandle, enjoy sweeping views of the pacific ocean, then return to golden gate park for the finish. there will be a 5k and a 10k. now a final weather check with lisa. >> certainly some wet spots out there, be aware of that. the possibility of a thunderstorm exists throughout the day today as well. cool 55 in oakland. 58 in san jose. heavier rain moves in tonight about 10:00 through the overnight hours. a 1 on our storm impact scale,

right on through tuesday. locally we could see snow levels lowering. that means snow on hamilton, mt. diablo perhaps monday night and into tuesday. frosty wednesday and thursday morning. thanks for joining us on "abc 7 mornings" i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. nba's sunday showcase is back this morning on abc 7. at 10:30, a preview of the matchup between the thunder and boston celtics. the game tips off at 11:00. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. stay connected online on twitter, facebook, and instagram. we'll leave you with a live look outside from san francisco's pier 39. as always, we appreciate your time. go out and make it a great day, everybody.

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