. >> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. good morning, everyone. it's saturday, december 14th. i'm liz kreutz. start lets start with a quick look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning to you. and we do have a few isolated out there. low level moisture has been with us throughout the overnight hours. but you can see from live doppler 7 a lot of clouds. we widen the viewen a a couple of inches of snow expected in the mountains with a winter weather advisory. otherwise cool with numbers in the upper 40s in santa rosa. 54 in oakland. 52 in san jose. and that's a a lot cooler than yesterday at this hour. and the second half of the weekend is cooler. we have a 1 on the impact scale

today. it's for the latter half of the day. showers move in by the early evening hours. as a result your plans tonight could get wet out there. but notice highs today mainly in the 50s with some limited sun and we'll talk about the rest of the weekend. the week ahead in a few minutes, liz. >> thank you. chains are required for travel in much of the sierra this morning. including highway 50 and most of the roads around the lake and up to resorts. chain controls are also required on interstate 80 from playser county to the donner lake interchange. you can always check the conditions where you live with live doppler 7 on the abc 7 news app. investigators are calling the disappearance of this sun bruno woman suspicious. family and friends hope for the best but fearing the worst. today they are searching in nearby parks. lorin martinez talked to the woman's son. >> laurie episodeo has been missing two weeks. >> it's unlike to not contact me. >> the last day family and

friends heard from her is november 29th. her belongings left at her isn't san bruno condo. >> she left her dog she loved in her apartment. her car is at her residence. >> reporter: san bruno police detective mcmullin says she left her cell phone and wallet. >> this is completely out of character for this person. esposito is a retired social worker. >> helping out the children in abusive homes was her passion. interveeng physically and through the court system. >> if you have any idea of seeing miss esposito where she want, who she was with after november 29th we encourage to you reach out to the police department. >> reporter: for emanuel owe he wants to know what happened to his mom. >> finding her, at least what happened to her hoping everything comes to a conclusion. >> reporter: in san bruno lorin martin easy, abc 7.

governor newsom delivered a major plea to pg&e replicating the utility plan to pay wildfire victims and emerge from bankruptcy. pg&e announced a $3.5 billion-dollar settlement last week that would resolve all claims from the northern wildfires. but newsom says the plan isn't acceptable under state law doesn't provide for a new fwhds and don't allow for takeover of the company if necessary. if the statement pg&e says the plan complies with the law and will work to resolve issues. it says lacking ahead we are committed to getting victims paid complementing changes across our business to improve operations for the long-term and emerge from chapter 11 as a financially sound utility. according to the l.a. times newsom's required wasn't by law bup processingen e asked for it because it confirms to the law.

they can dip into a fund to pay costs. we sent the alert op the free abc 7 news app when newsom announced the decision last night. if you want alerts like this in the future the app is free in the app store. new details, the man wanted for a violent home invasion surrendered after a standoff with fremont police. this incident shut down a stretch of busy warm springs boulevard for several hours and cleared a construction site. abc 7 news reporter amanda dafts owe has the story. >> reporter: a violent home invasion led to hours long standoff with fremont police. on wood creek terrace to a nearby construction site and warm springs and brown road. >> the suspect went to the top floor, by himself, barricaded himself we had time on our sflied crediting communications for the peaceful outcome. hours before the man vend erpd sky7 captured him on the roof of the unfinished hotel.

police say he was armed with a knife and tempo. 50 construction workers had to be evacuated. >> the police were concerned he may grab a construction vest if he found one and put it on. and try and blend in. >> reporter: fremont police launched drones as part of the investigation. during the nearly six-hour long standoff officer say the map threw tools and objects from the roof. eventually he was taken into custody around 5:30. back at the gated community one resident who asked to remain aanonymous is shaken. >> we thought it was secure but it's still happening. we are concerned. >> reporter: police say the victim in the home invasion is expected to recover from injuries. the suspected will undergo a mental health ee vaflgs before being booked on charges related to friday's incident. in fremont, amanda del castillo, abc 7. in the east bay a man says a group of security guards racially profiled him accusing him of looking into cars

preparing to steal something when he was really taking photos of bike racks. the man told luz pena he feared for miss life as things escalated. >> why do you take pictures of the cars. >> no, no. >> i took pictures of the bike racks. >> no, i see you. >> this was the gipg of a tense situation between kenya wheeler and three security guards from a residential building in oakland. >> i felt a built violated here on a public street. >> minutes prior wheeler was taken of the bicycle racks covered in colorful area he was chair of the oakland bicyclist commission and wanted to show the bike racks to colleagues. but instead these guards came out to question him. >> what do you think he was implying. >> well he said that he knew what i was doing and that he thought i was casing the cars. >> reporter: according to wheeler one of the guards pulled a firearm and refused to let him go. >> it was extremely clear especially when the hong was drawn processes a racist act and

the only reason like i'm being treated this way is i'm black. >> reporter: wheeler says he feared for his life and decided not to move. the second thought was to call police and tell the story. >> once oakland police arrived wheeler was free to go. in the statement the building responsible tor the guards said to abc we share the concerns mr. wheeler expressed as he was on a public sidewalk and shouldn't have been confronted at all effective immediately we have change security providers. after this incident oakland mayor libby schaaf says she will send an engagement team to the developments in the area. and to wheeler's wednesday night has to be part of a broader conversation. >> everyone should be safe to walk on the street, age ob gender, ethnicity. >> in oakland, luz pena. happening today in the south bay volunteers pack food boxes to distribute as part of saerkd heart community services program.

innier distributing food boxes to 3500 families. food boxes filled with fresh fruit vegetables rice, bread, eggs, a turkey or ham. you can drop on donations today. the boxes will be distributed next wednesday and thursday. hard to believe we're about a week and a half way from christmas. peoplups -- i know the malls have been so busy. >> busy one today. and good thing the rain is taking a break. it's come back through the later afternoon and early evening hours. that's why we have a one on the storm impact scale later. but right now dry skies from the exploratorium camera. 52 san francisco novato. 50 in san ramon and upper 40s in the north bay. we'll talk about how much later. and also reveal the sunny sunday. come up. >> also ahead, apple plans a party so neighbors can see the space ship. there is only one problem. not everyone got an invite. plus construction has started on the navy ship that will bear

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welcome back. here's a live look from the san mateo brimming. we can see sop some rain crops. lots of cars on the road but still a bit wet so drive safe and slow. in the south bay. all right apple throwing a big party for neighbors of the new space ship campus in cupertino. the company mailed out invitations but not everyone got one. abc 7 news reporter chris reyes talked to neighbors who say they don't get it. >> i've got all the colors brunn blue barak. all say sunnyvale. >> twins mike and sherry duffy lived in this neighborhood more than 20 years. >> hometown sunnyvale. >> blocks from apple park the

tech giant massive hq in cupertino when we told them about the apple neighborhood open houses they were surprised. >> here is the invite and you're shoo sure you didn't get that. >> of the positive. >> in the neighborhood minutes away from their home we found a number of people getting in the invite in the inbox. >> this is the mystery landed in the neighborhood. it's great for the people to get of an opportunity to see what's going on. >> how do you feel that maybe one or two blocks from where you live there is a whole street getting an invite. >> i want to know how they decided to invite them and not us. that's what i'd like to know. we are sunnyvale. >> and that's the mystery. apple only saying they invited neighbors and community partners. >> you know, but like i said i didn't want to go. i don't have an apple iphone. >> it's a party a long time coming. plans for the massive apple hq in cupertino first approved in 2003. hve they been a good neighbor? depends on the side of the street you ask. >> apple is a great company. you know they got great processed.

but that building messed it up. i'm sure you noticed the traffic. it's -- the traffic is horrendous. >> i think when we originally looked at that time it was like my goodness. apocalypse pu but so far not bad. >> it's really what they do with the event and how they enable the feed waak again. >> now it's understandable that apple can't invite everybody. but it's worth noting that this is a 170 acre property housing about 12,000 impose. so they do the room. we asked apple hq for explanation. they did not return our calls. in cupertino. kris reyes for abc 7 news. a crew in san diego cut the first piece of steel on what will be the united states naval ship harvey milk. the lgbtq activist serve as a navy dive instruct ner the 50s. he became the first openly gay politician in california. the 48-year-old shot and killed at san francisco city hall in 1978.

while milk's nephew was asked at the ceremony if his nephew would have dreamed a ship would be named after him. >> it's my answer be, yes. it gave him the courage to face bullets 41 years ago. he dreamed of us all being included that our diversity of the human race would be included and that we would not be diminished because of that. >> construction of the usns harvey milk should take two years. pretty cool. happening today in san francisco, semi annual gun buyback over the years recovering more than 1,000 guns. abc 7 news reporter vic lee looks at the difference one can make. >> the halls here are covered with photographs of young men who died. reminders they were all shot to death, the youngest in 12-year-old killed by a stray bullet. >> one gun that's not taken off the streets will kill somebody and can destroy everybody. lets save as many lives as we

can. >> reporter: since 2014 rudy corpez a victim of gun violence himself has been doing that. this is his ninth buyback. since then his group united replia ha has removed more than 160 oh firearms off the streets. he displayed spom as a news conference. >> had one of the guns on the floor not been taken in a buyback it might be an instrument that might have taken someone's life this year. >> the mayor london breed promised anonymity. >> come out and bring guns, no questions asked. >> you get $100 for a handgun, $200 for a assault weapon. maddy scott was here. her son shot to death 23 years ago. scott had to tell her grandson on his birthday his father died. >> the scream i heard on the phone. i don't want anybody have to hear i the scream i heard. >> sheila burton was here.

her son killed 14 years ago time has not eased the pain. >> as a mother having to deal with christmas time, he is not there. his birthday. he is not there. >> reporter: by the way, the santa clara county gun buyback program will be this saturday also at the gilroy corporation yard. vic lee, abc 7 news. and several other buybacks are held cross the bay area this we can. the buyback at united san francisco. you can bet 100 for a hounding or 200 for a automatic weapon. a and holding a guy are buyback at the corporation cord. in vallejo the buyback upon the solano the county fair grounds. pan 1,000 skywayed road in sand carlos. here is something else pretty nice to show you. abc 7 and disney provided a helping hand for in holiday season. abc 7 news was in santa rosa where reporter wayne friedman

present add $15,000 check to the redwood empire food bianca bank in support of feeding america's produce program. the staffers said the donation are will help them buy 60,000 in grocery for the 1 in six residents to face food insecurity. >> we have buying power to buy the food we need and distribute it. we get a lot of donated food which we way pay to transport and distribute. >> the redwood empire food bank serves some 82,000 a year. including 25,000 after the north bay fires. and our parent company disney has been supporting feeding america since 2012. in the north bay, a ribbon cutting ceremony will be held this morning for a new smart station in downtown novato. yesterday abc 7 news was at the larkspur station as it opened. expecting to life make easier for commuters trying to get to san francisco. it's less than half a in mile from the larkspur landing. those worried about cut going crosstaking the train to catch a

ferry, smart says it plans for people to transfer. >> but we made sure in the ferry schedule and the train schedule that you've got 20, 25 minutes to get there and bebe on the ferry in time. >> train service officially begins today. there are plans to take smart train service further north with a station in windsor. lets get another check of the weather with lisa argen. hey, lisa. hey, liz, a continuation of much of the week. low level moisture and a few scattered showers. here a look at live doppler 7 where you can see not a lot of activity out there. but we will be looking still at some snow in the mountains. in fact for the west slopes in lasts right up until sunday morning. but for the greater lake tahoe area we're talking about just 10:00. with a couple of inches of snow below 2500 feet. and here a system moving in bringing organized rain but light throughout the late

afternoon early evening hours. you can see that zonal flow right that that kept the showers going for much the work week in the north bay or the the city. a look at the advisory for the mountains 10 to 15 inches of snow for the west slope. in could go up to 24 inches for the highest peaks. certainly travel difficulties there. otherwise just a couple of inches around lake tahoe. so if you're planning on going the next couple of days not a good idea to go today. better for sunday. and the sun will be coming out later on tomorrow, monday includeding up on tuesday. but that advisory in effect through sunday morning. 52 in san francisco. 54 in oakland. 53 for hayward and 49 in fremont. kind of cool out there. a one on the storm impact scale later on today. we start with a chance of rain. and then we'll see some very light scattered showers with light winds throughout the early evening hours into the overnight hours. if you are headed out you may

get wet tonight. isolated showers this morning with fog the next round of rain later on today and then drying out for sunday and monday. but boy the temperatures really dropping getting into sunday night and monday morning. could even see some 30s on the coast. this is the plan for later on today. looking at some sunshine out there. a few clouds as well. so we'll call it partly cloudy. stopping this at 7:00 tonight. you can see the showers from cloverdale off the coast and these push on through the bay area and ending by early tomorrow. talking about maybe 0.1 of inch of rain. not much at all. and by the time we wake up sunday, cool but with some sunshine. so today the one on the storm impact scale later on today. 58 for your high in concord. clouds around there right now. brightening up in the north bay but only in the 50s. 58 on peninsula, san mateo. a lot of games going on locally tomorrow and the weather cooperating we'll have sun over in oakland. cool, temperatures in the 50s

for dry conditions. the raiders, the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at the one later today. few isolated to scattered showers and looking at fog tor for sunday but cool and sunny for the afternoon. really cold on monday. download the accuweather app and the next weather system looks to bring wet weather for a late tuesday and wednesday. we'll keep that on and off again pattern going as we can see showers on friday which could impact travelers coming into town and you keep telling me christmas is around the corner. i'm believing you. but not really. >> it's hard to believe, i know. someone yesterday said yeso see you next year. >> that again. >> next year. yeah rb really. next year coming right up. boy thanks, lisa just ahead san francisco police help kick-off holiday festivities for local children. how mayor b

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welcome back. are you heading out shopping this weekend, looking for a 80 grist rowe gift at a huge discount that's also green. 7 on your side michael finney has suggestions. >> a and e watches has been doing business at the gift skrernt and jewelry mart 30 years. specializing in fine time pieces, like rolex, especially used rolexs. jameson odham has been shopping here at a years. >> do you buy used. >> absolutely. in fact the watch in the bag my wife bought for my 30th birthday and purchased used here. >> why buy used? a and e owner says the market for pro owned rolexs is strong.

>> so why should you by a brand-new watch and pay more when you can buy a preowned watch looks good, does the same thing? a. >> and the at least at a and e you can see the difference between new and used until you look at the price tag. >> this watch is $10200 brand-new. we have three paces between 8,800 to 9,100. >> the next store is not easy to find. on an alley banner rip, hardly a sign. oh, but walk inside, real guitars and plenty of stringed instruments for sale. chris cobb opened 34 years ago. >> you get a better idea buying it used. and certain guitars that are vintage guitars as they age get better. >> the next location is not hard to find. right on the powell basin cable car line at columbus, the sign

tells what they do. inside columbus cyclery is packed with bikes new and used. bruno martin is the owner. >> the advantage is the big price cut versus brand-new. my guess is about one third of the price of the brand-new bike. for bikes in the same shape. >> now if you're out shopping and find a really good used deal, let me know about it so i can pass the information along. michael finishedny 7 on your side. the annual police department give away kicked off with a party at in recreation center. where kids hung out and played with all types of toys and games. and got a visit from mayor london breed. sf p. d. partnered with several agencies, the warriors and business to collect and distribute toys to low income families. donations accepted at walgreen's through december 20th. the update to the story we told you about thursday night.

the richmond fire and police toy program hadn't gotten enough donations you can see the empty shelves. but since the story program oerpgers say the donations have been coming in from all over the bay area. so great to see the generosity. if you would like to donate we have a link for more information inside the story on abc 7 news.com. and still to come on abc 7 mornings, the historic vote on capitohill, the house judiciary committee approved the articles of impeachment. now, the full house votes on whether to impeach president trump. also if you are looking at a bit of spirits to the holidays, try a local tequila brand. 21 seeds is getting a lot of notice, coming from three bay area women.

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gergen, lisa. >> good morning to you. we have 40s in the inland valleys. certainly chilly out. a few isolated showers will you fog. 52 in san francisco and san jose. 54 in santa rosa. we're colder in morning but getting much colder getting into later on sunday. and into monday. but as we go through today, check it it out, sunshine on the way. clearing skies in the north bay. through the afternoon we'll call it partly cloudy, but a front is on the way to bring showers later on in the day for the early evening hours through the overnight hours. stopping this at 7:00 today, and you'll notice we have light showers approaching the peninsula, the north bay, it's a 1 on the impact scale and we'll time out the rest of it for you coming up, liz. >> thanks, lisa. new this morning. north korea says it has successfully performed another test at its long range rocket site. possibly involving technologies to improve intercontinental ballistic mitchells that could reach the united states.

north korea continues to pressure the trump administration for major concessions as it approaches the end of the year deadline set by kim jong un to salvage faltering nuclear negotiations. and developing news, the heirsic vote the house judiciary committee voted in favor of the articles of impeachment against president trump. white house correspondent jonathan karl has the details. >> history in the house. >> clerk will call the role. >> mr. nadler. >> aye. >> nadler iowa. >> miss lofgren votes aye. >> the judiciary committee approved two articles of quichement against president trump. every democrat voting yes. all republicans voting no. >> no. >> today a solemn and sad day. for the third time in a little over a century and a half the house judiciary committee has voted articles of impeachment against the president. for abuse of power and

obstruction of congress. >> came after two marathon days of bitter appear hyperpartisan debate. >> i have never in my entire life seen such an unfair, rigged, railroad job against the president of the united states. >> the president is as defiant as ever. venting on twitter, 123 tweets and retweets yesterday alone. a one-day record for his presidency. >> to use the power of impeachment on in nonsense is an embarrassment to this country. >> on wednesday the full house will vote and if the articles pass as expected, onto a trial in the senate for only the third time in american history. while the president had suggested he would want a parade of witnesses, republican senate leader mitch mcconnell says it will be a speedy trial, likely with no witnesses at all. on fox he said acquittal is a sure thing.

>> there is no chance the president is removed from office. >> the president seemed to accept the idea of a short trial, maybe. >> we did nothing wrong. so i'll do long or short. i'll do whatever they want to do process. it doesn't matter. i wouldn't mind a linc process because i'd like to see the whistle-blower who is a fraud. >> senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says he has been coordinating closely with the white house on the details of this trial. that has some democrats crying foul. in fact, senate democratic leader chuck schumer put out a stern statement saying every single senator will take an oath to render impartial justice. that's true but republicaning point out that during the last senate impeachment trial gnat democratic leadership was coordinating with the clinton white house. and today senate democrats are coordinating with the house democrats arguing the case in a senate trial. this is a trial, but it's also a highly political process. jonathan carl, abc news, the

white house. democratic presidential candidate cory booker scheduled to be in the bay area this weekend for a fundraisering event as the palo alto home of real estate agent brian chance letter and his wife. he has in the qualified for the upcoming primary debate. this is the first time he failed to qualify in the 2020 election cycle. 25 years after a 4-year-old boy disappeared from a detroi suburb, a 25-year-old man believes he could be that boy. dewan went missing in 1974. a week ago the 25-year-old man contacted police about his possible connection to dewan and agreed dna tested. the mother says the man contacted her but when he failed to answer questions she blocked him. tao strong, tao sweet pb too many calories sound familiar? is is it did for the women

behind the 21 seeds tequila. they took matters in re their hands so developed a tequila made for women by women. >> i was drinking tequila. my girlfriends were. i thought it was a no-brainer, a brilliant idea. i had it at parties. tlishs. >> 21 seeds is a all natural tequila. the 21 it's not really 21 it's 2, one. it's two sisters one girlfriend. >> the way me and my girlfriends were drinking and how she was drinking it made sense to find something and do something we both loved to do. and do it together. >> ladies, here is to tequila and the future. >> tequila. >> tequila. >> we conbe more thrilled with the reception of 21 seeds once we launched it into the world. wechb extremely fortunate. i think we have hit a nerve.

and a lot of folks have taken notice from jessica alabout a. jess qua seinfeld, to katy couric. all these women are drinking this tequila and lofrg it. one day i was sit tlg drinking my seed and soda and it came to me my god, abt hashtag girls caught can call the shots. not that we are just sitting around doing tequila shots all day. >> we kind of are. >> a little bit. >> and i was infusing for a while for like eight years i would have it. and people were really loving it and asking for more and more bottles. after a while my kitchen looked like a laboratory. i thought, maybe this is a business. at the time there wasn't anything that, you know, was really speaking to women. and the goal was really to take what you were making in your kitchen so beautifully. and not make any compromises. and we had to you know think about like -- why doesn't in exist? can we even do it?

i think we did a lot of work on that but really finding our partner distillery in creaselia. she was like amazing i want to help you innovate and bring it to market. >> our distillery in mexico is people owned. there are only a few people owned distilleries in mexico but girls get things done. >> the thing i love about it is it means what it means to you as a people and that you're in the driver's seat and you can make the choices you want to make. no one tells you how to drink your tequila and no one tells you how to live your life. so here we are, where althis started,right in my kitchen. i'm going to make in cocktail take me less than a minute. here goes nothing straight in. watch this. look at that. >> apple sider, the whole thing. next ingredient, fresh orange juice. >> next ingredient, fresh lemon juice. >> with lemon and limes i

encourage everyone to squeeze those yourself because you don't want to buy presqueezed lemon joust or lime juice ever if you can avoid it. >> finally, three ounces of simple syrup for the entire bottle. very, very little. now you are lift with the garnish. i like to just slice up some fresh citrus and put that in there. lemons, oranges, and then a couple of cinnamon sticks. throw those in there like that. >> so pretty. >> because you have the apple cider which is a night complex. now you have cocktails for 15 people. >> so good. you're not getting this back. >> i know. >> yeah. >> and last but not least. you get a taste. >> looks good. you can check out more great stories like that at localish.com, facebook and instagram. okay still ahead on abc 7 mornings meet the local film ma maker who has an oscar award and might have a chance to win

another with the new movie. and here a live lack from the dwogolden gate bridge. time is 5:38. lisa argen has the forecast in a few minutes. stick with us. tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition.

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welcome back. a live look from the roof kaem looking over the ferry building. you can see the ferry building lit up in christmas colors for the holiday season. the time right ow is 5:41 more on the weather in just a minute. in the north bay marin county holding the christmas bird count. yes. hundreds of volunteers are expected to search on land and

in the bay to count all the abaden birds they see. helping to provide insight in the bird population pan local environment. there will be two more bird counts in marin throughout the next two weeks opinion and hopefully it's not too rainy. i notice pretty drizly through the north bay. >> it's leytoning. and hopefully we see some sun. and a few rain drops on the bridge here in the low 50s. we have an system coming in this evening. that's why we're talking about the storm impact scale raert later on today. i'm i'm time out the rain for you later when we come back. >> next, the warriors try to upset the jazz in utah. alex burkes returning to face his old team. could he lead the dubs to a 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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international airport right now. the sort of calm before the craziness of the holiday travel kicks in fweer, right? time right now is 5:44. it's a big we can for bay area high school football teams with eight local squads hoping to capture state titles. the sierra high padres left with a police escort bound for southern california. the padres 13-1 on the seasons square off against kwon kor on delmar. the other local are delasalle of concould cord. mcclymonds of. milpitas. sales yan high of richmond and lingen san francisco. and tonight the sharks try to snap a six-game losing streak. taking on the vancouver canucks at the s.a.p. center. the puck drops at 7:00 p.m. palm tomorrow the warriors battle kings in sacramento.

facing the jazz in utah. larry beil has the highlights. >> after losing to the leely knicks with a poor effort, the warriors cranked it up last night had the jazz on the ropes in utah. how about the couple that came from hawaii to see steph and klay? got to check the internet they are both hurt. damion lee, 21 off the leverage with three right there. donavan mitchell and the jazz saw the warrior -- my goodness. attacking the rim. mar keez lottery pick. five minutes to go in the game. donavan mitchell pull-up three tide at 92 pl alexberk throwing it down. warriors a brief -point lead. 32 points and mitchell ices it,

corner 3. he goes for 28. warriors a winning effort but they lose the game 114 to 106. for the nfl and raiders are set to close out their tenure in oakland. sunday against the jags. although a source told me the vegas stadium may not be ready next year. could be possible maybe more games in oakland but for now it appears this is it and sunday is emotional for players fans and coaches. >> i wish i had more time to you know really sit down and make that the big story thank the fans for support over the years and what the franchise has accomplished and what it means. what eelkd means to the raiders. i'd like to thank everybody that welcomed us back when we came back. i know they'll stay with us when we go. but, you know, appreciate all the fans and in re loyalty support and try to give you one hell of a show. >> best video of the day from former a's third baseman he told

his mother you stop smoking i'll get you a nice gift tp. two years after she put down the cigarettes. donaldson rolls up in a new maserati for his mom. she was overwhelmed to say the left. look at the emotion. jumping up and down into his arms and screaming. what a great moment. early christmas gift for mom! that's awesome. all right. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. now lets get a check once again of the weather with lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz. certainly had drizzle around here some of the mist, starting out with that this morning. but an organized system pushes threw the bay area later today. that's why we have the 1 on the strkt strkistic aing us for the evening hours. if you have plans later tonight you may get caught in the scattered showers. we'll be light though and the bumming of the day we will have dry conditions and sun at times

and more for sunday. as we break it down for you we have the clouds and isolated showers this morning. by later today looking at scattered showers and with some sun also. it's not going to be all-kay rain event. we're not even seeing 0.1 of an inches. we are looking at britter and dryer conditions for sunday starting out with more clear sky than this morning. we have the tail end of one system this morning, another system moving through later today. and it's 47 in santa rosa. looking at 50s on the peninsula where it has been misty and wet from san mateo southward. 52 in san jose. 49 by the delta. and a live look outside here. you notice that it is looking pretty dwood from emeryville. certainly cool in the mountains where we have snow. at lake level just a couple of inches and the winter weather advisory through 10:00. but for the west slopes it lasts until sunday. still the zonal flow and the low level moisture here allowing for

showers, the mist, the drizzle. but this is what's coming in later on today. and drag a weak cold front over the bay area throughout the evening hours. the winter weather advisory until 4:00. sunday for the west slopes in the morning. 10 to 15 inches of snow up to 24 inches the highest peaks. it's the highest peaksic processing up the moisture here. the 1 on the storm impact scale later with the chance of rain and the rain more likely with scattered showers throughout the evening hours, the overnight hours and it ends by your sunday. here is a look at the rest of the day today where you notice the mix of clouds and sun starting out with a little bit of mist and drizzle. but 1:30 not a lot going on. by 4:30 looking at showers off the coast, also up in the north bay. and then into the evening this is when we see the scattered showers, very light. and not much to write home about. we are looking at numbers on the cool side to do today, upper 50s partly cloudy to mostly cloudy.

a few scattered light showers this morning. then the bulk of the day is dry. we bring in our storm impact scale for later on in the afternoon, the late evening and overnight hours and then by early tomorrow it's over. and we start out with a clearer condition. and that's why we drop in the 30s for the north bay for sunday morning for the overnight lows. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the 1 on the storm impact scale later on today with the evening showers and looking at a mix of clouds and sun. otherwise. and then into sunday, fog, cool but the sun for sunday, monday. enjoy it. clouding up on tuesday. download the app and getting wet by wednesday. and by next friday could be looking at more of a soaking out there. still not a lot of agreement on our forecast models. but if i were to bet on a day with heavier rain i would say the latter part of the week. >> i know it's scattered but it feels like a steady flow of rain. >> you're absolutely right. i feel it too.

>> hopefully a little break. >> doing good with the rainfall totals and snow pack. >> thanks. for sure. a bay area film has become the latest to tackle a subject used to be nearly tab ooh in american. called any wednesday and the main character struggled with dependentia. the as our anchor dion lim discovered it's also earned oscar consideration. >> what's your name? >> agnes. >> for san francisco film maker alley lite aging is about what is lost and retained. in her new fem she sploerps edges of awareness and understanding through two characters both facing struggles now common in america. for young veteran seema, the struggle is ptsd for agnes, dementia. >> you about it doesn't emerge right away. it slowly comes into focus as they drive around. >> it's not that kind of drive. >> the story was inspired by a real life episode when an aging inlaw suffering from dementia vanished for hours.

in the case of agnes and semo what happens is a powerful connection sparked by a flat tire, a chance encounter and hours of driving. >> she can't say yes get in the car can't say you can't. so she makes a gesture with her hand pointing to the cold war says okay get in. >> light's daughter and coproducer julia hladry says the subject struck a chord with audiences. >> we have a lot of people coming up and saying that reminds me of my aunt. she has those same signs. >> light recently learned that any wednesday is now under consideration for an oscar nomination. it would be her second after the honor she received for the documentary "in the shadow of the stars" on the san francisco opera company. she says any wednesday is just one of four scripts she has written on the subject of aging. something she hopes we could all become more comfortable with. >> being old is like being in a dark country. you know, you have to strike a match. you have to hang a chandelier,

make your own lit. and that's what i'm trying to do. >>? san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. oscar nominations scheduled to be announced late january. we will bring them to you live here on abc 7. then you can watch the oscars ceremony live on fruary 9th here on abc 7. next, why santa will be ditching the slay and reindeer for the day or a

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