>> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. we wanted to help get them some answers. >> on saturday water was 16 inches deep in some spots. >> some of the worst flooding hit the west portal neighborhood. >> luz pena is live from the area. luz, how are people doing tonight? >> reporter: dan, at least 12 homes were impacted by this flood. we were here saturday and did see many neighbors come out with shovels trying to help each other. the new normal, cleaning crews coming in and out of these homes pulling everything out that has to go. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: it's one of the biggest floods this neighborhood has seen. the fact that they have two others to compare it to they say is too much. >> i have ptsd when it rains. i'm not sleeping well every time it rains, even when it like -- you know, the forecast is like 0.1 inches, i like wake up at the sounding of rain.

>> reporter: the heavy downpour over the weekend had nowhere to go once it hit wawona street and 15th avenue. water was gushing out from underneath these homes. sewage spread across this road. >> she's wearing a hazmat suit to suck up the stuff in the intersection. that stuff was a foot deep in my master bedroom. why am i not in a hazmat suit? >> reporter: these residents are dealing with the aftermath and paying up to $5,000 to clean up. >> it takes 24 hours, especially with the water that came up from outside, it takes 24 hours to get mold inside. if we don't do that right away, there's a lot of damage in their homes. >> reporter: they had crews working over the weekend but only deal with what's on the surface. >> our crews came out with a sweeper truck and helped clear up that debris after the incident. >> reporter: we questioned the san francisco public utilities commission. they are in charge of the drains and responsible for areas prone to flooding. their answer, the drain system was not big enough, but they say

they have a plan. >> we're in the design phase of a program that will increase the size of the drain, storm drain system in that neighborhood. we expect that to begin in 2021. and again, that will bring it up to the level of service of the five-year storm. >> reporter: meanwhile norman yee said the city has to do more and speed up implementing the $700 million that we already allocated to make improvements to upgrade our storm drains and sewer systems. answers that are not good enough for many. >> my biggest concern is that this neighborhood gets ignored and taken for granted. that's not right. >> reporter: and that drain system the city is working on won't be implemented until 2021, which means if more rain falls here, the chances of this getting flooded again are extremely high. back to you. >> now, luz, who helped those

neighbors during the flood, and what are the options now? >> reporter: yeah, so we were here saturday and the only people that we saw here helping were the neighbors. they were helping themselves and san francisco fire department. now, the options they have now in case of another flood that we expect for it to happen is basically to brace themselves with more sandbags and to claim with the city for any property damages. here live in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> all right, luz, thanks very much. another storm is in the forecast for tomorrow, although it's a light one, ranking 1 on the abc 7 storm impact scale. drew tuma is here. drew, how much rain did we get this weekend? >> some spots saw well over 2 inches of rain. it was the intensity of the rain on saturday that caused that localized flooding like you saw in west portal and parts of san francisco. we're not expecting that intensity of rain with our next storm system but rain totals very impressive. santa rosa, more than 2.5 inches

of rain, close to 1.5 in san francisco. livermore and san jose coming in with just about half of an inch of rain. there's our next storm system. we're tracking a cold front on live doppler 7. that will move in here tomorrow night. ahead of it, though, we'll have some issues with fog once again. we had that dense fog this morning. it will repeat tomorrow morning. visibility and miles for the tuesday morning commute. you can see a lot of places with zero, that is very dense fog. use caution again tomorrow morning. we will track areas of dense fog. add a little extra time and extra distance between the cars in front of you. we'll take a closer look at the next chance of rain and who has the best bet of seeing that wet weather tomorrow in the full accuweather forecast. if you haven't already, download the abc 7 news app so you can access live doppler 7 like this any time on your phone. it will also send alerts when severe weather strikes. in the south bay, this may look like little red riding

hood, but a business owner says it's really a burglar. a san jose store is looking to their community to help catch the thief. chris reyes is live with the story for us tonight. hi, kris. >> reporter: hi, ama, good evening, dan. that theft was captured by that security camera in the corner of this building here in willow glen. that camera belongs to this flower shop. the owners told me that the thieves took off with at least $10,000 worth of their belongings, including a client's valuable heirloom. they want the public's help to identify these thieves. take a closer look at the footage. >> they ended up opening this loading dock. >> reporter: this is what was caught on their security camera, two people scoping out the back. the business posted this photo on facebook, a woman holding an urn. that urn is a valuable heirloom that belonged to one of his clients. >> we're talking about 4:40 a.m. when they got here, they were able to get into the space.

they went straight to my office. containers were in this particular spot. whatever they can -- ended up taking from here, went into my drawer, got stuff from here. went inside the printer where i have the rest of the files and computers. they took as much as they could. >> reporter: the owners say at least $10,000 worth of items were stolen. they filed a police report, but it's their facebook community that's been more helpful with tips an leads. >> everybody is texting me. today we got a hint of the names, possible names for the people. there's another person that ended up calling us. she works with the homeless and with the people in need and she's like i'm familiar with who that person is. >> reporter: escalante says the been in his store before. he worries for this complex he's in full of independent businesses. in october their neighbor, good karma bikes, was hit twice by theft. we spotted broken glass in the

parking lot and he says there's been a number of break-ins and vandalism the last year. >> i think people are tired at this point to just be doing the reports, right, to the police because no one is doing anythin anything. >> reporter: all right. you know, what they told me is that this is really hurtful during the holiday season, but what they really wanting back is that heirloom. and again they're asking for the public's help. take a closer look and follow the thread on their facebook page. all of that is on our website, abc7news.com. kris reyes. in the east bay something went wrong during a lab test this afternoon in emeryville leading to a hazardous material situation. sky 7 was over the scene and you can see all the first responders off powell. we were told by the alameda county fire department that just before 3:00 p.m., someone in a lab placed a chemical in a tub of water. it created a reaction and small fire causing the room to get hot. firefighters were called in and

evacuated everyone from the building. fortunately, no one was hurt. in oakland today, abc 7 news was first on scene when a van full of stolen dogs was founding. laura anthony tweeted this video showing petted carriers in the van as well as this video of an oakland animal control officer holding one of the rescued puppies. the van was filled with dogs when someone stole it from the parking lot of a hotel in fremont. investigators used the van's built-in gps and tracked it to oakland with 24 dogs still inside. police are still trying to determine if any are missing. julie bingham runs a dog transport business and says at the time the van was stolen, it was locked with the engine running so the animals had ventilation, food and water. >> i gave the officer a big hug. i was literally away from the van like three and a half, four hours at the most. >> reporter: oakland police say the accused thief was trying to sell the dogs. a second man detained by officers says he was just trying to buy one.

one of the most basic steps in building a better bay area of course is safety. the bay area's largest city hit an unfortunate milestone over the weekend. the number of pedestrian fatalities reached an all-time high. the latest incident happened on one of san jose's most dangerous roads. chris nguyen explains why the problem could get even worse. >> reporter: a tragedy in san jose has some people thinking twice before hitting the roads. saturday night a man walking in traffic on story road near karl street was killed after being struck by a vehicle. in this case, the driver stayed and cooperated with police, who say drugs and alcohol do not appear to be factors. >> it gets you thinking and it makes you kind of aware of the potential that we are in a very shared space between pedestrians and vehicles. >> reporter: the incident marked san jose's 25th pedestrian fatality of the year, an all-time high. >> our challenge is to fix the environment so that everybody is

equally safe. >> reporter: kelly snyder says the high fatality rate isn't a surprise given the city's overall growth and dependency on automobiles. >> we have more people, we have more pedestrians, we have more drivers. and that means statistically there's going to be a greater chance of conflict. >> reporter: san jose's vision zero program aims to eliminate all traffic deaths in the city, but city officials will be the first to admit they have a long way to go. >> big infrastructure changes take a lot of time. changing the way that roads are built is a long process. >> reporter: as the nights get longer and the roads get wetter, the city expects vehicle fatalities to go up. they have displayed signs like this asking drivers to be mindful. >> to be on their best behavior, to look out for others and not let their bad decision become somebody's fatal incident. >> reporter: this is the city's 56th traffic-related fatality of the year. we're in san jose tonight. i'm chris nguyen, abc 7 news.

san francisco's vision zero program will report new data tomorrow. abc 7 news is getting a sneak peek tonight. unfortunately, there's not a lot of good news. the overall number of severe and critical traffic injuries hit an all-time high last year. critical injuries to pedestrians had been decreasing for years but recently started going up. the number of bicyclists hurt has been pretty steady. more motorcyclists are suffering severe injuries lately. they have hit in fact an all-time high. the report studies an eight-year period starting in 2011. vision zero was adopted in 2014. its goal is to implement changes and eliminate traffic fatalities. and we spent a week on ways to protect yourself and your family during safety week. part of our effort to build a better bay area. all of our stories have been posted on our website. just go to abc7news.com and scroll down and click on building a better bay area. now a live look at the

richmond-san rafael bridge because happening tonight the brand new bike path will be closed. abc 7 was there when it opened last month. all this week it will be closed between 8:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. so crews can perform maintenance work on the north side of the bridge. it will also be closed next tuesday. the bike path is the first way people can travel between contra costa and marin counties by bike or foot. a doughnut institution in the bay area will close its doors for good. >> tonight we'll take you to chuck's doughnuts in san carlos for one final batch. >> reporter: serving up inclusion and a little joy in each and every cup. each and every cup. i'm dion lim and this i ...6, 7, 8 each and every cup. i'm dion lim and this i ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there.

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a popular doughnut shop on the peninsula is closing. joining the many other businesses that are being priced out. if you're from san carlos or live near there, you've heard of chuck's doughnut shop probably. tonight the store owner is saying good-bye to her local clientele and lyanne melendez is live on the peninsula tonight as she also says good-bye to an institution. >> reporter: oh, my god, dan, let me tell you, i look at these doughnuts and i promise you that i feel like i'm gaining all this weight. when people found out that chuck's was closing, they came from places like oakland, pittsburg, san francisco to claim their last dozen. chuck's doughnut shop in san carlos has long lived up to its reputation as being one of the best on the peninsula. >> so i've got some apple frilters, glazed doughnuts. >> old-fashioned chocolate and

maple. >> reporter: the owner started working here in 1985 and bought the place a few years later. a single mom from cambodia who seemed to embody the american dream, and someone you just don't say no to. >> maple old-fashioned. >> yeah, try it. >> oh, my god, delicious. but then she offers me this one and says -- >> french cooler. >> she says high in cholesterol, really? >> reporter: but like so many mom and pop shops in the bay area, the rent got to be too high, forcing her to drop out. >> it's sad. my life, it change. >> reporter: her son, ben, posted it on facebook and the public quickly responded. >> i would say it's the best place in the bay area, yeah. i grew up in rochester. we had a local doughnut place there so i like local doughnut shops. >> this was the place to go, the

place to be if you were out of school, out of work, during lunch. this was the place a lot of people called home just like i did. >> reporter: it was a place to come and now, sadly, a place to remember. and i know that our very own kristen sze sent her daughter to get a dozen doughnuts here. but guys, i got these for you. am i good? i got your back. >> you're so sweet! are a couple missing? >> reporter: come on! so ungrateful. i'm not bringing them in tomorrow. >> please do. i have to say i love doughnuts. i hate to see it go. what is the owner planning to do now? >> reporter: well, good question. i don't think she knows. i asked her that and she said, well, i'm not sure what i'm going to do. i'm not ready to retire yet, but maybe, who knows, she'll reopen somewhere else. we can only wish, dan. >> that would be nice. thank you. >> reporter: can i keep them?

>> no. bring them in, please. please. >> beloved by a lot of people. it would be great if they did show up somewhere else. >> especially near my house. let's talk about the weather forecast. more rain is coming. >> meteorologist drew tuma has the timing for us. drew. >> yeah, before we track those showers for some tomorrow night, tomorrow morning we're going to be dealing with dense fog. very similar to what we experienced earlier this morning. live doppler 7 tonight giving the active sweep across the entire region. no precipitation to be had tonight. so the picture action are we'll go outside on sutro tower right now. a live look from this vantage point, we are fog-free. you can see san francisco city hall decked out in red and green for the holiday season. the accuweather highlights, what we're expecting the next couple of days, we'll track some thick fog for the morning commute. visibility will be reduced dramatically again tomorrow morning. so take it easy, slow down. the distance between you and the car in front of you. after that fog gets out of here,

tomorrow night we'll track showers for some and there's even a chance for drizzle first thing in the morning on wednesday. we'll show you the hour-by-hour forecast in one minute. right now we're slowly falling through the 50s. 54 in the city, 55 in oakland, 54 in san jose. napa one degree cooler coming in at 53 degrees. so overnight tonight the big story will be that fog turning dense in spots. numbers will continue to fall into the 40s over the next 12 hours so it is a cool start to the day again tomorrow morning but the fog is the biggest issue. first thing in the morning we'll stop the clock. your tuesday as the morning rush is under way. when you see those numbers reach 0, that is visibility in miles. that is very dense fog like napa an concord first thing in the morning. and the fog, like it was this morning, very gradual to get out of here. so by lunchtime we're still seeing foggy spots, but visibility is improving throughout the day. so highs on your tuesday with that morning fog, overcast skies

will linger. so limited sunshine on our tuesday. 53 in santa rosa and concord, up to about 59 degrees. then we'll track a chance for showers tomorrow night into wednesday morning. we're not expecting anywhere near the amount of rain we expected the past weekend. the best chance is in the north bay. scattered light showers, really minimumal rainfall and a low impact event. so we'll start the clock, 6:30 tomorrow evening. a lot of cloud cover, some drizzle close to ukiah. as we advance the clock into the early morning hours on our wednesday, you can find the chance of any wet weather really confined to the north bay and right along the coastline. i think a lot of spots along the peninsula and the south bay and the east bay will remain dry. we'll see a lot of cloud cover over the next couple of days. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. morning fog tomorrow. meteorologist mike nicco will be tracking that fog for you

starting at 4:30 tomorrow morning. there's a chance in the north bay of a light shower. you can see a lot of cloud cover throughout the week ahead, limited sunshine. our best bet of finding any widespread rain will be friday night into saturday with a level one system. so we do get a chance to dry out but a little rainfall here and there. >> thanks, drew. coming up next, victory for isabel. >> a bay area woman who's battling a life-threatening illness and for the past few months has b what does help for heart failure look like? ♪the beat goes on it looks like emily cooking dinner for ten. ♪the beat goes on it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. ♪la-di-la-di-di entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps entrtoelped people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart, so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant;

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the former college baseball player whose battle with als inspired the ice bucket challenge died today. he was diagnosed with the disease and helped inspire the ice bucket challenge in 2014. i took that challenge, many people did in the media. it took off as people posted videos of themselves doused with cold water and challenged their friends to do the same and raised $220 million in that year alone. pete frates was 34 years old. a 24-year-old concord woman has won a reprieve from u.s. immigration officials to stay here two more years to receive a life-saving medicine. isabel bueso moved here to take part in a clinical trial for a rare genetic disorder.

she faced deportation when the trump administration ended the program that allowed her to stay. she put out a statement saying while the past few months have been trying on both me and my family, it haslso been incredible to receive such an outpouring of love and support from people all over the country. the impeachment battle heated up today as democrats outlined their case against president trump. just minutes after it got started, republicans quickly made it clear they objected to the proceedings altogether, saying democrats are rushing impeachment with the 2020 election looming. democratic congressman jerry nadler defended the hearing saying the committee is trying to prevent president trump from undermining the integrity of the upcoming election. >> for anyone to think that this was not a baked deal is not being honest with themselves. >> the scheme by president trump was so brazen, so clear, supported by documents, actions, sworn testimony.

president trump did what a president of our nation is not allowed to do. >> democrats are preparing articles of impeachment against the president and a vote on them could come this week. 20 minutes may have made the difference between life and death for one san francisco man today. >> yeah, he was vacationing with his family in new zealand when a volcano erupted just minutes after they boarded a boat. you'll hear more of his story, next. and get out your phone. go to abc7news.com/vote to take part in tonight's live poll. b.a.r.t. police conduct a fair sweep. is that a good use of resources? >> the poll is open. vote now and stay with us to finding out the

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search and rescue operations continue at new zealand's popular white island after a huge volcanic eruption. 30 people were rescued, but police now say there are no signs of life. >> at least five people are

confirmed dead tonight. eight are missing and authorities are warning that they don't believe there are any survivors on the island. >> san francisco resident michael shade was on the island just before the eruption. he tweeted these stunning images of the eruption, some of them from a boat just offshore. the software engineer says his tour group was standing at the edge of the main crater just 30 minutes before. >> the volcano is on the island called white island. it's a little ways away from the north island. abc news reporter elizabeth herr has more. >> reporter: survivors rushed to hospitals and taken off a small island in new zealand after a deadly volcanic eruption. this as tour boats raced away from the plume of steam and ash flying thousands of people into the air. the explosion hitting just after 2:00 p.m. on new zealand's white island. according to officials, dozens of tourists or on or near the island when the volcano erupted

with very little warning, including a royal caribbean cruise ship from sydney. the ship delaying its departure, waiting to learn more about the situation. >> it's still too early for police to confirm how many people were involved. we continue to work as quickly as we can. >> reporter: police announcing the island was too dangerous even for rescuers to access with the ground covered with volcanic material and the fear of a second eruption. >> it is quieting down, but we can't be certain there won't be another eruption in the next 24 hours. >> reporter: this prompted the call for the military to step in and emergency officials to conduct aerial reconnaissance flights, which led police to later confirm at this time they do not believe there are any survivors left on the island. police say they are now working with the new zealand red cross to help anyone trying to connect with affected family and friends. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. back here now, a better b.a.r.t. is a big part of building a better bay area and b.a.r.t. is taking another step

in its approach to cracking down to know fare cheats. abc news was at the station as they asked riders to show proof of purchase. if someone hadn't paid, they were removed. what do you think of this? this was the topic of our live poll open right now at abc7news.com/vote. are you glad b.a.r.t. is doing this or are there worse crimes they should focus on? we asked riders this morning what they thought. >> everybody should pay every morning. it's not fair that i pay out of my pocket to ride b.a.r.t. but people are riding for free. >> reporter: fare evasion costs about $25 million a year. phil mattier just reported about the sweeps in his "chronicle" column yesterday and he joins larry beil to talk about it. >> what makes this one different is they're picking one station and checking all the trains

going through. first thing in the morning. so when you get on that b.a.r.t. train you're not going to see someone taking your seat by sleeping there. they'll have had their ticket checked. if they don't have it, they're out. the other thing that's interesting is they have been doing it the last couple of months without any publicity which usually b.a.r.t. does when they do such tactics. >> you can read his columns every wednesday and sunday. b.a.r.t. police estimate they remove 75 to 100 people from trains every time they crack down. let's look at the results from your votes at abc7news.com/vote. you can see 88% of people responding right now say it's a good use of resources while 12% say they should focus on worse crimes. >> we appreciate hearing from you. now, building a better bay area means finding ways to improve our quality of life, like on b.a.r.t. a new coffee company is searching up a little joy with every cup. dion lim introduces you to java joy. >> would you like some coffee? >> reporter: on this cold,

dreary december day -- >> there you go. >> thank you so much. happy holiday. >> you too. >> reporter: there is something special brewing in each and every cup of this coffee. >> it honestly brings warmth and makes my heart feel very full. >> reporter: not just because of the coffee itself but from the people handing it out. >> i get to spread joy and put hugs and put smiles on people's faces. >> reporter: this is java joy, a company that started in georgia in 2016 and employs those with disabilities. it's a population where the unemployment rate is a staggering 81%. >> we've got 11 so far here in san francisco. we'll hire as many as we can. >> reporter: why did java joy decide to expand to san francisco? it's expensive to do business here, especially compared to georgia. the reason? we need it. >> we're a go, go, go city here. people are on their phones listening to music. this lets you take a second out of your day to stop, to breathe,

to hug someone and to just have that uplifting experience. >> reporter: when businesses like pager duty hired java joy for a pop-up it directly impacts company culture. >> some people were a little what is this about? then you can see them open up and soften. >> reporter: while at the same time gives people like nikki a chance to change their life. >> it makes them feel independent. every time i get orders and deliveries, i just spread my wings and fly. >> reporter: java joy has plans to expand across the bay area and eventually around the country. what they really need is people like you to book them for your next event so that way you can keep people like maggie employed and happy. senator? >> yeah. >> reporter: in san francisco, i'm dion lim, abc 7 news. >> so wonderful. java joy is a nonprofit. you can learn more about their pricing and coverage area at abc7news.com. >> they're doing a good job. >> absolutely. coming up, the science around us becomes more accessible. >> a classic guide book gets a new chapter for the digital age.

how much do you plan to spending this holiday season? i'm michael finney. coming up on 7 on your side, i'll show you how much your neighbors are spending. and join michael on wednesday beginning at 4:00 p.m. for a 7 on your side health insurance hotline. >> yeah. enrollment specialists will be on hand toic at that your questions by phone or via social media about cover california. the deadline to ensure coverage beginning january 1st is this sunday. >> you can sending in your questions using #askfinney. michael and his team will b

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there's a new development in the ongoing takata airbag saga that has resulted in the recall of over 41 million vehicles. maybe yours. >> michael finney is here with more tonight. >> for years and years. if you own a 1999 bmw 323 i or 328 i, you're being urged to stop driving it. the national highway traffic safety administration and bmw both say the car's airbags need to be inspected, potentially fixed. almost 8,000 have takata airbags

that could fail. they could deploy with too much force shooting out shrapnel or without enough force to be effective. i have more information on this particular recall on abc7news.com. the application data for more than 750,000 birth certificates have been exposed. tech crunch says the online -- an online birth certificate service as yet unnamed is involved. the data includes birth dates, addresses, phone numbers and email addresses. the applications were founding in an amazon web services storage bucket which wasn't password protected and had an easy-to-guess web address. amazon says it will inform the company. the average american's holiday budget of $708. that according to a brand new ugov poll. 12%, however, say their holiday spending will top $1,000. and that falls in line with the previously reported poll from

the national retail federation, which reported that consumers expect to spending $1,047 this holiday season. as long as we're talking about spending all that money, there's only 16 days remaining until the day. two weeks, two days. get on it. >> i've gotta go, you guys take over. thanks, michael. a bit of a changeup tonight on "wheel of fortune." vanna white will be hosting as part of the secret santa holiday promotion. this is the first time in vanna's 37 years on the show she will serve as its host many you can catch it at 7:30 right after "jeopardy." now, we have more storms in the forecast this week, but there is also some sun to talk about. >> drew explains when you'll what does help for heart failure look like? ♪the beat goes on it looks like emily cooking dinner for ten. ♪the beat goes on it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife.

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york times." back here at home, living in the bay area we are surrounded by some of the world's most epic and beautiful geology, but how much do you actually know about the hayward fault or the marin headlands, just to pick a couple. a new virtual field guide created by a group of geologists, allows us all to explore the earth around us. >> this is what it looked like off the beach during jurassic park. >> reporter: this foggy monday morning we arrived at the marin headlands for a field trip of sorts with christey roe, a professor who grew up in mill valley. >> i've always really been obsessed with the geology of this area. >> reporter: she's one of five geologists who have created streetcar 2 seduction, a guide for people to explore the rocks and faults that surround us. >> it's a collaboration between the american geophysical union and google. we're taking some geologic field trip guides around the area and transformed them for the digital age.

>> reporter: this new digital experience is an update to a guide book from the '70s and '80s by a geologist. it uses google earth technology, videos and photographs to explain the geology of several sites, including glen canyon park, and more. this has facts about the world around us. this is a formation called pillow. it is frozen lava from a hundred million years ago. >> we're constantly concerned about the motion of faults or landslides or other phenomena and it's the geology that is controlling all of that. we're hoping to make it more accessible. >> reporter: if you want to explore this, you need google earth or google chrome on your phone or desktop. we have a link on our web page. when you get here, click street car trips. then marin headlands, for instance, take trip. this google earth map of the area will come up with all the different sites. i'll click marin headlands. a video pops up explaining the

location that you're at. now, the san francisco bay area is the first location these geologists have mapped out. they're working on other cities that will come out in the coming years. >> what a clever idea. a great way for us to see a little more about our national environment. >> absolutely. we want to finding out how much rain we're getting coming our way. >> speaking of natural environment, drew tuma is here wih the forecast. >> the rain wi the rai tomorrow night and only in certain spautots. what will be widespread tomorrow morning is dense fog. we'll see the fog thicken after midnight. use low beams, add extra time and distance to the car in front of you for the morning commute tomorrow. we'll have temperatures settling in the mid-40s for a lot of neighborhoods first thing in the morning. to break down the day for you, there's that dense fog, first thing very slow to get out of here. we're left over with a lot of cloud cover and temperatures mainly in the 50s to near 60 degrees. but tomorrow night we bring in the storm impact scale for a chance of a light shower.

the best chance of finding any wet weather really lies in the north bay. we're talking minimumal rainfall. it's a very low impact event. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows you the week ahead we're stuck with a lot of cloud cover. it's very stubborn to get out of here. we'll see peeks of sunshine from time to time but the best bet of finding wet weather will come on saturday before sunny skies come in for sunday and monday. >> thank you, drew. what a game this weekend. >> yeah, larry is here. >> good stuff. >> this was unbelievable. who knows, maybe we'll see it again down the road. we look back at some of the best calls from the best game of the year with the 49ers. kyle shan an on what was going through his minding during this epic shootout you know when you're at ross and you realize it's time your sister stopped borrowing your sweaters? yeah! that's yes for less. stop stealing mine... never. holiday gifts everyone's sure to love at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. but you don't feel good.

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player, george kittle. this is full-on beast mode. it takes half the team and a face mask to stop him and he sets up the game-winning kick. what a game! >> it's fun. a lot of fun. it's kind of why you do this. that's kiejd of what i said. when coaches do that stuff, that's why they want to retire and take a year off because their heart hurts but after two weeks off you have to get back because you get addicted to that type stuff and it's a lot of fun. right after the game you just want to lay down and decompress and halfway home on the plane it hits you and you start having some fun. >> this win came at a cost. richard sherman will miss the next few games with an injured hamstring. and weston richburg, you see 58, he's done for the rest of the season with a knee injury, will need surgery. dee ford retweaked his

hamstring. the raiders only one game left in the coliseum after their collapse against tennessee. signs of hope only a few weeks ago have turned into a three-game losing streak, some really poor defense. mark davis, what? what's going on here? a 6-7 record. the raiders will host jacksonville in their oakland finale on sunday before they move to vegas. >> deep down everybody wants to deliver. we wanted to deliver yesterday. we don't ever step into our own stadium or any stadium with the intention of doing anything but delivering for our fans. so yeah, it's -- i'm sure guys that have been with the raiders for a little while probably feel the emotion more than others. but right now we've got to try to win a football game and we would like to deliver certainly for our fans. >> not long ago it took two seasons for the warriors to lose a total of 24 games. this year, there's a chance they'll lose 24 by christmas. they're at 19 ls going into tonight's game against memphis at chase center. they have six more games before

their christmas day contest against houston. now, part of the problem here obviously, you had steph curry out, klay thompson out, a lack of healthy bodies. they had a seven-game stretch they had fewer than ten available guys. only eight players. a great majority are young, new to the team. draymond green says all of this is very new for coach steve kerr. >> steve as a coach, he's never been through this. he's only won. so this is different for him as well. he's handled it really well. you know, i understand the circumstances and we're a young team and continuing to lift guys up. baseball free agency, stephen strasburg agreed to stay with the washington nationals, seven years, $245 million contract. biggest contract ever for a pitcher. this past season strasburg had 18 wins, led the national league with 209 innings pitched.

nats won their first world series but $35 millio a year is rather steep. well, the raiders lost yesterday but there was a hall of fame worthy play made at the coliseum orchestrated by frankie castro. his girlfriend, laura, has no idea what's about to happen during the morning tailgate. friends and family handing her roses. she's taking them but not sure why. they had been in the parking lot about three hours. frankie was pacing, nervous about pulling this off. he had been planning this for months. had a friend take her to the bathroom moments earlier to make sure he got it all rehearsed and ready to go. down on one knee. his moment to pop the question. laura says yes, and now they have a wedding to plan. that is awesome. i talked to them today. >> oh, you did? >> they're just so sweet. but frankie was telling me a lot of guys that were there like well what am i going to do? this is so epic. am i going to take my girl up in

a helicopter? i've got to do something elaborate. >> yes, do that. >> anyway, congratulations. >> great for them. thanks, larry. join us tonight for the news at 11:00. >> it's the talk of this international earth sciences convention here in san francisco, that amazing volcano eruption in new zealand. we're talking with one of the world's top experts in volcanos. he's been there and seen it up close. and caught on camera, a woman violently just dumped from her wheelchair. look at this. wait until you see who jumped in to help. >> that's outrageous. coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, it's the great christmas light fight. at 10:00, "the good doctor." then stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> stick around because jimmy kimmel live comes on after that at 11:35. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news at 6:00. look for breaking news on the abc 7 news app. i'm dan ashley. >> for the entire abc 7 news team, have a great evening.

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