because even one attack is one too many. news to build a better bay area this is "abc 7 mornings." > a winter storm pouring over the bay area with sheets of rain. the north bay slammed with wind and heavy downpours. many areas inundated with water and several trees toppling down. in san francisco, abc 7 ews was there to watch moments after a massive tree fell on a man and woman in a press siddo terrace neighborhood. one fsf intersection looked like a kiddie pool at market and church. cars had to navigate through flooded streets and much came down in just an hour's time. good morning. sunday december 8th, i'm liz kruetz. let's get a look at the current conditions around the bay a a a

here's abc 7 news meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. he scale anlookg at srs moving acro closer towards north beach, i-80 through berkeley, wet streets. over into walnut creek, danville 680, the showers extend out eastward and further to the south over in the hills, at hayward a few areas of rain and then a little bit heavier south of woodside in the santa cruz mountains. still quite a bit of activity across the state winding down throughout the day today. it is 53 in vallejo, 56 oakland, cooler than yesterday the strong south winds, starting out slightly cooler with a little bit of fog in hayward and napa. three mile visibility. scattered showers this morning and looking at a quieter afternoon. we'll talk about the week ahead in a few minutes.

>> thank you. water really was everywhere. this is the van ness muni metro station where rain water cascading down an escalator. rain service was shut down from vanness to the west portal station to deal with this. reporter luz pena has more on how neighbors are now dealing with the aftermath. >> reporter: to put it simply rain fell and there was nowhere for it to go causing major flooding across the city. example number one market street. getting off i-80 another flood. this one blocking traffic, stopping cars on the freeway. >> someone had vaguely mentioned in passing this neighborhood gets flooded, but we didn't know it was going to be this bad. >> reporter: it was worse than what they anticipated, 15th avenue in san francisco's west portal neighborhood flooded, affected at least 12 homes reaching at least six inches high. >> by the time residents realized how high the water was getting it was too late to react. not even sandbags were going to

protect you guys from this water. >> no. i mean n w fast it came and the city is great about dropping off, you know, pallets to us quicklyor us. >> reporter: across the street this family. they had balloons and tables set up. cleaning was not in their plans. this was their son's second birthday. instead they're faced with this. >> with the furniture i see so much of this is wet. >> it's gone. it's destroyed. yeah. we have to replace everything. luckily our bed didn't get wet. >> reporter: the silver lining we saw all across this neighborhood where shovels were found in every corner, neighbors helping with their bare hands trying to get their street back to normal and in the philmore, others trying to save their city. >> so nice of you. >> reporter: in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. during ourlustyeath and

landed on two people in san francisco. they were walking along the sidewalk when the tree fell. this happened at locus and clay street and for a time the fire department urged people to avoid the area. you can see the soil around the root of this tree, if you can see if the pictures it's saturated. both people hit by the train said they were in pain and taken to the hospital. at least one parked car was damaged. the rain caused several problems as well in the east bay. especially on the hills and freeways. reporter anner has san has more where there were two highway crashes. >> reporter: this dash cam video shows westbound 24 before the cald tunnel. possiblyue to the wet roads. causing a backup on to ori ori city streets. >> took me about 20 minutes because everything was backed up.

>> reporter: pass the tunnel into oakland the rain met with heavy winds in the oakland hills. >> i was home and my -- two of my kids and we heard one of the loudest noises i've ever heard. >> reporter: the noise several massive pine trees crashing through her roof. no one was hurt and the main residence wasn't hit, but along with figuring out repairs they're trying to prevent more damage. >> there is one wall standing and leaning heavily and we are on slope so we'll want to make sure that doesn't slide down the hill and affect someone down below us. >> reporter: the north bay wasn't spared from the afternoon downpour either. gushing water and downed trees kept fire crews busy all afternoon. >> it's been cold all day and it started pouring this afternoon, like pouring. i haven't seen in a while. >> reporter: we're not out of the clear yet and expect morgue rain today. anner hassan, abc 7 news. it seems like the snow has

been nonstop in the sierra the past couple weeks. no different this morning. check it out. chains or four-wheel drive with snow tires are required on i-80 and highway 50. heading over donor pass be prepared for heavy snow and whiteout conditions. the avalanche center forecasting high avalanche danger to the north to bay valley in the south as you can see there. back country travel is not recommended near and above the tree line. a live look from san francisco international where wind gusts of more than 40 miles an hour were recorded yesterday. it contributed to at least 50 canceled flights and more than 300 flight delays. the faa says some arriving flights were delayed an average of four hours or more. live doppler 7 is one of the most followed stories right now on our website and the abc 7 news app. if you want to track the rain yourself, just click the blue live bar at the top of the p.>>

planning on taking bart at any point expect more delays in san francisco on t of the weekend service schedule. there will be trains running just on a single track between the embarcadero and 24th street mission stations. crews say they will be upgrading the electrical systems. delays are expected to be about 15 or 20 minutes. people living in oakland could be one step closer to having a role in planning the city's budget. the community democracy project plans to turn in a petition tomorrow for the people's budget amendment. it would allow those who live in oakland and undocumented residents over the age of 16 to vote on how its budget dollars are allocated. the group will gather at oakland city hall tomorrow afternoon to submit signatures. happening today, take a snow day in berkeley. it is the tenth annual snow day in the shattuck of berkeley. santa will drop snow from his sleigh. bring your boots and mittens to play, sip on apple cider and

snack on ginger snaps for free. nutcracker dancers and tap dancing christmas trees. the free events runs from 10:00 to 3:00 between vine and rose streets. some san francisco harley riders will drop off holiday toys to children and their families at zuckerberg general hospital. oh, yeah. it's what it looks like. the group will ride down to hand deliver the gifts for pediatric patients there. it's the 36th year of the annual toy run. dozens of harley riders take part every year. in the north bay, the holidays got a little brighter this evening or last night in na votto. people came together for the tree lighting. santa was there too with a jingle in his step. this has been a holiday tradition since 1928. i'm glad that went on rain or shine. for the events happening today how is it looking? >> looking much better. we havthshowalng about driving in this morning and looking at some fog out there as well.

if you're out early this morning, good possibility you will run into a few scattered showers. otherwise, we are back into the 50s and getting into the tail end of this system. we'll look for at her otng to see more rain for the week ahead coming up. >> thank you. just ahead, an officer down, shot in san francisco. what police are saying about the first officer-involved shooting of the year and new clues about the suspect. plus the big reveal in the bay area today. where you can get the very glimpse at the all electric mustang. a beloved store going down in sonoma county. the store that makes it

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welcome back. a live look from tgolden gate b. it is rainy. drive safe if you're heading out this morning. more from lisa in a minute on the forecast for the day. meantime a san francisco police officer is recovering in the hospital this morning along with a suspect after an officer-involved shooting in the mission district. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has more on what the department says is its first officer involved shooting this year. >> i heard like probably six to eight gunshots and then you heard somebody yelling. >> that's what i remember, it being really loud. >> reporter: neighbors heard gunfire around 8:30 saturday morning in the mission district. police say officers were responding to reports of a possible burglary in progress at a home at 23rd and kap streets when they say encountered the suspect. >> the suspect assaulted the officers an an officer-involved shooting ensued. >> this man witnessed the shooting. >> i saw a little scuffle

between two police officers and what appears to be an intoxicated person and right away they let off at least eight shots. >> reporter: police say the suspect was armed, but offered few details. >> the suspect assaulted the officers with a weapon. >> could you tell us what kind of a weapon? >> i'm unable to describe or explain the type of weapon. >> reporter: one officer was injured in the incident, now recovering at the hospital. police chief william scott was at the scene for the investigation that's now under way. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. we are learning more about the deadly crash on webb highway 24 yesterday on "abc 7 mornings." chp says a car went off the road between the saint stevens and ornds exit 3:00 a.m. early saturday and slammed into a tree. the road was wet at the time, but it's not clear what exactly caused the crash. chp is reminding people to be careful in the rain. >> be mindful of what you're doing. it's a greater impact, it takes

you much longer to come to a complete stop, make a choice what you're going to do in a scenario. you need some more space, slow down, and be really aware of what you're doing while you're driving. >> one passenger is from oakland and the other from hayward. the man behind the wheel has not been identified. two families are getting $7 million each after two teenagers were electrocuted in a canal this past april in dixon. remember this, the solano irrigation district issued an apology for what happened. the teens jumped into the water to try to rescue a dog. one of the mothers says the boys grabbed the metal railing of a walking bridge over the irritation canal and had no idea it was charged. it is still not clear how the bridge became energized. the lawsuit claimed electrical equipment was to the properly grounded. people braves the rain to get holiday shopping done face another obstacle in san francisco. yeah, check this out. a geyser flooded the sidewalk outside the westfield mall.

the video was tweeted around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. some people crowded around to see what was going on. you can see some other people just kept right on walking. not phased at all. this is for the car lovers out there. today a bay area dealership is teasing the very first look at the new all-electric ford mustang. the mac e suv can go anywhere from 230 to 300 miles on a full charge. take a look. it's set to hit the market next year, starting at $45,000. future ford of concord is letting customers reserve their mustang mac e from 10:00 a.m. to noon. happening now a spacex dragon spacecraft is at the international space station to deliver more than 5700 pounds of nasa cargo and science investigations. this is a live stream here that will be happening any minute now. this is spacex's 19th cargo flight to the spacetation. dragon arrived just after 2:00

this morning. the spacecraft joins three others at the station. nasa's research and development work contributes to deep exploration missions. timeless could describe a sonoma business until now. it announced it will be closing at the end of the you the story of the store. >> reporter: the sits along highway 128 in the middle of nowhere that used to be the center of everything. a time so far gone that when this old ford was new, the jimtown store behind it qualified as an antique. now let's step inside and look around because this antique is about to become a memory. >> i'm so sad. it's bittersweet, though. >> reporter: it's a strange mix of pragmatics and sentiment for kerrie brown. if kerrie could have traded all the hugs she received for dollars she might not be closing

this place. what happened here? there's a number of factors. first, we're eight miles from healeds burg. difficult to get employees. then the fires. >> fires everyyear, this is a concern. insurance did not pay for lost food, lost business, lost neighbors. when kerrie and her late husband bought this place 28 years ago they converted an old school general school into a restaurant and meeting place. it is still a family operation from her 91-year-old father putting up christmas lights to her sister who still serves as the manager. everyone else in here, like a mutual supporting cast, now dreading a form of limbo. >> well, i think you lose the sense of connectivity and being known by name. walking in the door and knowing that the people that were behind the counter were your neighbors. >> reporter: and all contained in an old building that is as much an institution as a destination.

a dot on the map that became an only place to be. in rural sonoma county, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> she says when they close their doors they will look to sell the business to someone else, but it's not clear if it will still be a general store or turn be into something else. [ bleep ]. >> you watched that there. new video shows a delivery driver in wisconsin not thrilled about having to pick up a package. his meltdown was captured on the homeowner's ring doorbell camera. >> [ bleep ]. is the homeowner says she ordered a couch twice but both times fedex delivered it damaged. she was having the company send it back. it shows the driver trying to load the package, swearing the entire time. he got the package in and yelled one more thing at the house before driving off.

the homeowner just wants an apology. fedex says the behavior in this video is unacceptable and taking the appropriate steps to address this matter. all right. let's get another check of the weather now. we know we are tracking all that rain. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, liz. good morning to you. and we are looking at live doppler 7 right now. you can see the scattered showers all around the bay area. it's starting up in the north bay. looking at the rain towards the coast, sea ranch into the east bay. some pretty good showers here from emeryville on powell street through berkeley. as we head further to the south looking at a san leandro parkway alameda, 680 wet weather and finally to the south, along the peninsula, from half moon bay, highway 1 over into los altos. the higher hills, where the rain is going to last. could pick up an additional quarter to half inch in the

santa cruz mountains, the upper elevations and in the sierra nevada it is snow, temperatures in the 30s. heavy snow looking at that winter warning through noontime. an additional two to possibly six inches in the higher elevations with slick roadways and possible chain control. not a great time to go to the mountains but notice that we are looking at this entire portion of northern and central california impacted by this departing system. it is 56 in oakland, 55 in hayward, and this is a one on our storm impact scale. looking at some scattered showers mainly this morning. light winds, rainfall from a quarter of an inch to half inch, but most of you seeing much less than that. a live look outside, looking at the showers and cloudy throughout the afternoon, maybe a few peeks of sun, a random shower and perhaps a dry week ahead except for a system coming in on tuesday. so let's track the rest of the day for you. notice the few showers in the east bay. this is 6:00. and we'll see a few of them in

the north bay, but as we go through the morning hours, we will be trending drier. few peeks of sun, partly cloudy, here we are at 2:00, much the questioner quieter thsu setting and looking at some calmer conditions. rainfall amounts throughout the day today very light. notice the hills, the north bay, maybe a tenth of an inch and down, otherwise looking at a couple hundredths, visibility reduced with fog three to five miles out there, but the winds are light and looking at mainly cloudy conditions throughout the afternoon. upper 50s here for san francisco and oakland, for 60 in concord, most of the shower activity this morning so if you're staying in for a while, you'll be missing it pretty much yawl together. tonight looking at overnight lows 40s, 50 out there, oakland with dry conditions, starting the workweek out with clouds and fog tomorrow.

the accuweather seven-day forecast, a one on the storm impact scale. scattered showers winding down and looking at some morning fog, partly cloudy skies throughout the afternoon. perhaps a little bit of drizzle tuesday night into wednesday. that would be our next opportunity for some rain. otherwise, we haven't seen seven days looking like this in a while. so how about we just take it. >> i'm definitely into taking it. that looks pretty nice after all this rain. >> right. >> thanks, lisa. just ahead in this holiday season of shopping with all the black friday and cyber mondays how about a free sale. it might be your family's favorite one yet. this one you'll want to hear about. stick with us.

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rain pouring down in san francisco and the entire bay area making for a big mess. this was the scene outside the sfpd park station in golden gate park. water pooled beneath the police cruisers yesterday and the fire department had to be called out to several areas to deal with flooding. and could we see any more for our sunday? well, that's the big question we're all asking. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> liz, good morning to you. it is a level one on our storm impact scale and scattered showers right now throughout the bay area. much less widespread than we had yesterday. as we go in closers to the east bay you can see that pretty good cell there north of piedmont and looking at the wet weather around berkeley. also to the south, around 580 and 880, san leandro into hayward a few showers along the

pen peninsula from 280 woodside. a few areas of light rain into morgan hill and the south bay looking at the scattered showers. we still have that winter storm warning through noon in the mountains. 2 to 6 inches of snow above 6500 feet. it's in the 50s this morning. we're behind the system and as wego through the morning hours a few light areas of rain and then looking at a lot of clouds throughout the day today. liz? >> lisa, thank you. developing news this morning in the deadly shooting that killed three people at a naval base in pensacola, florida. the victims 19-year-old airman mohammad haitham, 23-year-old ensign joshua watson of alabama. and not pictured 21-year-old airman apprentice, cameron walters from georgia. police shot and killed the gunman. reporter dave packer has this update. >> reporter: the community coming together saturday holding a vigil for the victims and families impacted by friday's deadly shooting. authorities say the alleged gunman opened fire in one of the

classroom buildings at naval air station pensacola. >> i have one navy officer shot appears multiple times. >> reporter: the shooter slowing down when one person barricaded a door allowing others to flee out the back of the building. four sheriff deputies located the attacker, chasing him while opening fire. the gunman firing back. two officers hit, one shot in the arm, the other in the knee, yet they continued to fire at the suspect eventually killing him. eight people injured, four killed, including the suspect, second ulene nant muhammad al sham raneny of the royal saudi air force. an only post that expressed hatred for america appears to be connected to him and don't believe he was connected to any terror organization and acted alone. the defense secretary says it's too early in the investigation to call this terrorism. >> i think we need to let the investigators the fbi do its work and tell us, get us the facts and we'll move from there. >> reporter: he was attending flight training with the u.s.

navy. the department of defense reports more foreign students from 153 countries are in the u.s. for military training. >> this has been done for many decades. we've been doing this with our foreign countries. i guess we're going to have to look into the procedure. >> reporter: the fbi releasing photos of the scene and thanking the service organization supporting the personnel involved in the investigation. dave packer, abc news, new york. largely came as a surprise when it happened an american graduate student heading home after being in prison in iran for three years. an exchange negotiated between the u.s. and iran thanks to the swiss embassy. abc's mona kosar has the details. >> reporter: after more than three years, xiyue wang is finally heading home. wang a princeton university graduate student was conducting research in iran when he was arrested in august of 2016 accused of being a spy. he was then sentenced to ten years in tehran's prison. the american scholar was released saturday as part of a prisoner exchange. the u.s. releasing masoud

soleimani a stem cell researcher arrested last year on charges of violating the trade sanctions against iran. the justice department dropping all charges against soleimani, paving the way for his release. negotiations were mediated by the swiss embassy in tehran, the exchange taking place in zurich. >> we're happy to have our hostage back. i think it was a great thing for iran. i think it was great to show we can do something. >> reporter: iran's foreign minister greeting soleimani tweeting he is glad both men will be with their families soon. wang flown to germany for examination by u.s. medical personnel. his wife writing, our family is complete once again. we are thankful to everyone who helped make this happen. the president of princeton university issuing a statement saying, quote, we look forward to welcoming him back to campus. this exchange comes at a time of rising tensions between tehran and washington. secretary of state mike pompeo thanking the swiss for their help in negotiations and saying, quote, we will not rest until we bring every american detained in iran and around the world back home to their loved ones.

mona kosar, abc news, washington. and coming up on "this week" the latest on the impeachment inquiry. house judiciary committee members congresswoman zoe lofgren and congressman matt gaetz will sit down with george stephanopoulos. you can watch the full interviews on "this week" at 8:00 on abc 7 news. abc 7 news was in alameda as the "uss hornet" commemorated the anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. the sea air and space museum featured an exhibit highlighting the date. a four-time purple heart recipient was honored for his services. he shared his experiences being relocated to an internment camp. a wreath of flowers was also cast off the ship remembering the americans in the 1941 attack. this morning, a family in arizona is creating a huge buzz with their strange new service

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so your bottom line comes out on top. a live look from 8 0 in oakland. you can see those wet roads there. a lot of cars on the road this morning. take it slow and safe if you are leaving the house early this morning. we'll have more from lisa in just a minute. take a look at this, the world's largest gathering for sneakers. sneaker con 2019 is happening in anaheim this weekend. some of the shoes can run you several thousand dollars. customized sneakers were on full display in all varieties. social media seems to have sparked a resurgence in sneaker culture and some are turning to

reselling shoes as their profession. also happening today, you can check out the largest origami decorated tree in the world and it is right here in san francisco. the world tree of hope stands more than 23 feet tall and is decorated with more than 17,000 origami cranes. each is hand folded and inscribed with wishes for the future of the world. the tree symbolizes peace, love and humidityism and will be on display through january 11th. a ginger bread house is just a small part of one elaborate edible holiday display. more than 30 artists in poland created a gingerbread world that features a few hundred ginger bred people, 237 houses a church and castle surrounded by a gingerbread moat. it includes more than a ton of dough, 300 eggs and 26 gallons of honey. to top it off there's two chocolate trains that snake their way through town.

that is creative and pretty cool. just enjoy it by watching the video. >> exactly. well, we are looking at a drier afternoon out there. still have showers this morning and some fog. take a look at san jose airport. where temperatures are in the 50s. the reduced visibility. and the morning showers will be decreasing from the north to the south and so we have to hold on to these showers, especially in the upper elevations throughout a good portion of the day. so we'll talk about the rainfall totals and a look at what you can expect for the rest of your weekend and the week ahead next. >> thanks. a big day in college football from a season-saving come from behind win to finding out who will have a shot at the national title. we show you the best moments in this morning's sports.

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kickoff is at 10:00 a.m. the raiders play their game in oakland against the titans. kickoff at 1:25 at ring central coliseum. the sharks on the ice against the panthers this afternoon at 2:00 p.m. last night san jose took on the lightning. here's chris alvarez with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> reporter: saturday sharks on the road in tampa bay looking to avoid a three-game losing streak. as they play the front end of three games in the sunshine state. first period scoreless tyler johnson left all alone for the point, squeezes past martin jones, 1-0 lightning after one. second period, left alone at the point, shot stopped but puck drops in the air, alex killhorn scores, 2-0. a little later lightning on the power play, steven stamco past jones, they crush the sharks 7-1. bay area basketball battle santa clara hosting cal, second half,

cal down 18, but matt bradley, that's a nice move to the bucket. two of his team high 14. santa clar i control. it's dj mitchell, hammering it home and then mitchell shows off the range, dialing from distance. the fresno native scored 14 off the bench, 71-5 2. a chance for the big 12 winner to make the college football playoff. baylor and oklahoma late third quarter, the lone touchdown pass a perfect one at that, nick bassquinn, 18 yards, sooners 20-13. here come the bears on second and 16, jacob zi in no finds tristan abner 81 yards to the house and a field goal sends this game into overtime. oklahoma got the ball first. 30-23 boomer. baylor needs a touchdown. fourth and 20 and zino back to pass and he's hit while he

throws it, incomplete.30-23. we'll wait and see if that's good enough to make the playoff. ohio state and wisconsin in the big ten championship. 18 seconds left in the first half. wisconsin quarterback jack cohen calls his number, 21-7. ohio state scored 27 unanswered in the second half. justin field, 16 yards, what a grab. jeremy rucker, so nice we show it twice. 21-14. and then kj hill for 16 yards. 24-21 ohio state. they take the lead. those two would connect again in the fourth quarter. this time it's a 13-yard score and ohio state comes back to win the big ten championship, 34-21. sec championship, lsu and georgia from atlanta. first quarter it's joe borough. it's got to be your heisman trophy winner. dancing around the pocket, 23 yards to all kinds of time, jamar chase in the end zone. what a throw, 7-0, tigers.

he adds another in the quarter, this time 7-yard variety. terrance, first two touchdowns for him. 349 yards passing four scores, the floater to justin jefferson. lsu wins 37-10. confetti all around. 13-0. you saw this game on abc 7, clemson and virginia. the tooigs scored four touchdowns in their first five possessions of the first half. want to tackle him, 19-yard score and then travis etn, he benefits from the poor tackling, 26 yards to the house. trevor lawrence, he was good again. 302 yards through the air, four scores, how about another one to higgins. he had 182 yards and three touchdowns. clemson cruises 62-17. we'll find out the college football playoff later today along with all the other bowl match-ups, where is cal going to

go, another big day in the nfl, niners and saints and raiders host the titans. enjoy your sunday. for those of you just joining us, a che weather with lisa argen. good morning. >> liz, good morning to you.ere lot of rain in a short period of time yesterday. as a strong line of storms pushed through the bay area by the early part of the afternoon, and with that, most of the rain fell right in the afternoon hours with rainfall amounts widely varying from over an inch in santa rosa, these are 24 hours totals to almost an inch in san francisco, really heavy rain. over in oakland, an inch and a third, looking at 0.4 in san jose, 0.2 in antioch, third of an inch in livermore. if you didn't get a whole lot of rain yesterday you were in the minority with the band of strong

storms. a look at the san mateo bridge, it's wet out will and looking at more showers, especially in the east bay as we get into lafayette and looking at that return there, the yellows here. some moderate rain from camino road and as we go further to the north and east, 680 pleasant hill, looking at wet weather, solano way, further south, foothill boulevard into san leandro, very light scattered showers, back along the coast, john mere drive, heavier rain showers, in the hills to the east bay, mission peek, fremont boulevard, light to moderate showers. the smattering of showers throughout the south bay, santa cruz mountains, saratoga, where the showers will lipger throughout the morning and afternoon hours. snow here, temperatures in the low 30s. heavy snow at times for south lake and looking at that winter storm warning through 1:00, and throughout the afternoon, all

the way down through the sierra foothills into the southern sierra yosemite looking at snow. it is a one on our storm impact scale with scattered showers, chances in the morning for you to get wet are much better than the afternoon, and the showers lingering into the south bay, the higher elevations, we're drying out from north to south and amounts will be light throughout the day, except if you are in the higher elevations where we could pick up another quarter of an inch of rain. 56 right now over in oakland, 55 in haurd, with 53 in napa. live look outside, where it looks pretty good here in san francisco with a few showers around, mainly in the morning. looking at clouds, maybe a random shower throughout the afternoon and then a mainly dry week. throughout the rest of the day, this is 6:00, notice we have the east bay, the south bay showers, and maybe a few in the north bay throughout the middle of the morning. all in all as we look at the rest of the day, trending much drier out there and looking at a dry but perhaps foggy start to

the workweek. temperatures will be in the 60s with just a couple of hundred the of an inch, and looking at the accuweather seven-day forecast, a one on the impact scale, showers mainly in the morning, lingering in the south bay, higher elevations and with fog tomorrow we'll get into partly sunny conditions in the afternoon. a little cooler that will take us through tuesday, maybe a few morning areas of sprinkles on wednesday and otherwise we're getting milder and still staying dry throughout the rest of the workweek. so looking like a pretty good day to get out and get things done today. >> driving in as we were talking about, pretty spotty where the rain was coming down. >> still slick out there. >> thanks. now to the story of a rare and exotic bird that flew the coup. a woman in the south bay went on the search of her life to find a priceless macau after it went missing.

dion lim goes along and comes away with a surprise ending. >> blue. come on, blue. if this weather holds out he might be able to fly so people can see him. >> reporter: for 12 hours a day, in the dreary on and off rain, jessica and her friend sara have been scouring san jose streets. >> my daughter has been texting me can you pick me up i've been crying at school all day. >> reporter: they're looking for blue, a 3-year-old macau, a gift from her boyfriend, blue is a parrot jessica calls her dream bird. >> he's like the best thing that's ever happened to me. >> reporter: these stunning parrots are endaengerred in the wild and can be valued at upwards of $15,000. for jessica losing blue during a routine grooming on friday is more than she and her family can bear. >> there is no value on him. he's not replaceable period. >> reporter: this is where it happened at andy's pet shop. blue was here to get his wings trimmed so he wouldn't fly away. as soon as hes passed through,

he got spooked and flew out the door. >> i feel horrible for jessica. like i was going to puke. yeah. my heart dropped. >> reporter: while she admits things could have been handled differently she and jessica have been friends for years and mutually acknowledge the mistake. >> people want to blame somebody. >> reporter: after we finished the story, out of the blue we got a call from jessica with the good news. >> adrenaline spike. i started crying. >> reporter: her dream bird spotted at a nearby apartment complex. weary and shaken but on the mend and back where he belongs. >> i think he's very happy. >> reporter: in san jose, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> so happy. there's a happy ending. jessica said she is so grateful for everyone in the community and on-line who have reached out with messages of support. next, what would it be like to hear for the very first time. we'll show you the priceless reaction of a baby and the beauty of hearing.

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news to build a better bay area this is "abc 7 mornings." >> a winter storm pouring over the bay area with sheets of rain. the north bay slammed with wind and heavy downpours. many areas inundated with water and several trees toppling down. in san francisco, abc 7 news there to watch moments after a tree fell on a man an woman. then you have to see this, one sf intersection looking like a kiddie pool. you are seeing the soggy intersection at market and church. cars had to navigate through flooded streets and much came down in an hour's time. good morning, everyone. it is sunday, december 8th. i'm liz kruetz. a look at current conditions around the bay area this morning. here's news meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> liz, good morning to you.

it's much quieter out there, a level one on our storm impact