for less. >> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. good morning, earn. it's saturday, december 14th. i'm liz kreutz lets start with a look at the weather. good morning, lisa. good morning to you. it's a damp night. and for some of you've seen rain every day this month. but right now things are getting quieter. the low level moisture allowing for plenty of clouds right now and mist appear drizzle on the peninsula. widening the view we still have the clouds. we have the winter weather advisory in the sierra and anticipating another cold front through the bay area later today. it's a weak one, not spreading a lot in the way of showers. but it's a 1 on the storm impact scale. it's 52 in hayward. 47 in napa. and looking at a cool are morning out there. bundle up. but we are looking at some of

the coldest mornings in a while by tomorrow morning and monday morning. we have showers hon the way in evening. i'll detail that for you in your neighborhood coming up. chains are required for travel in much of the sierra this morning. that includes highway 50 and most of the roads around the lake and up to resorts. chain controls are 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 san bruno woman suspicious. family and friends hope for the best but father the worst. today they will be searching for here in nearby parks. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez talked to the woman's is son. >>reporter: lori esposito has been missing two weeks. >> it's unlike her to not contact me. >> reporter: the last day they heard from her was november 29th, belonging left at her san bruno condo. >> it's suspicious because she

left her dog in the apartment her car at her residence. >> the police detective mcmullin says she left the cell phone on wallet. >> reporter: completely out of character for this person to go missing. >> reporter: 61-year-old esposito is a retired social worker. >> helping out the children in abusive homes was her passion. intervening physically and through the court system. >> if you have any idea of seeing miss esposito or any idea where she went or who she was with after november 29th we'd encourage to you resch oh so the police department. >> reporter: for emanuel owe he wants to know what happened to her mom. >> finding her, at least what happened to her. hoping everything comes to a conclusion. >> reporter: in san bruno lorin martinez abc 7 news. big news overnight governor newsom rejected the utility plan of pg&e to pay for wieflds

victims and bankruptcy. announcing a 13.5 billion-dollar settlement to settle all claims from the wildfires. but newsom says the plan isn't acceptable under state law and doesn't do enough for customers. doesn't provide for a new board of directors and doesn't have a key provision that would allow for a takeover of the company if necessary. in statement, pg&e says it believes the plan complies with the law and will work to resolve issues saying quote looking ahead we are committed to getting victims paid, continuing to implement changes across the business to improve operations for the long-term and emerging from chapter 11 as a financially sound utility. now according to the l.a. times newsom approval wasn't required by law but pg&e asked for it because if the proechl comprise with the law it can dip into a state fund to pay for wildfires costs. state regulators must ultimately approve the proposal. and we sent this the push alert on the free abc 7 news app when newsom announced the decision last night.

if you want alerts like this the app is free in the app store. report. new details, the man wanted for a violent home invasion has surrendered after a standoff with fremont police. the incident shut down warm springs boulevard for several hours and cleared a construction site. amanda del castillo has the story. >> reporter: a violen home invasion led to an hourslong standoff with fremont police friday afternoon. the suspects took officers from the gated complex on wood creek terrace to a nearby construction site on warm springs and brown road. >> the suspect went to the top floor buy himself. he barricaded him we had time on our side. >> the sergeant credits communications for the peaceful outcome. hours before the surrender sky7 captured him on the roof here. he was armed with a knife and torch. 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 6 hour long stand i don't have orsz say the man through tools from the roof. he was evenly taken into custody around 5:30. back at the gated community one resident who asked to remain aanonymous says the community is shaken. >> we auto gated community is more security. still it's happening. we are actually concerned about in. >> reporter: police say the victim in the home invasion robbery expected to recover from her injuries. the suspect will undergo a mental health evaluation being booked on charges related to friday's incident. in fremont, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. in the east by, a man says a group of security guards racially profiled him, accusing him of look into cars preparing to steal something when he was really just taking photos of bake racks. the man told luz pena he feared for his life as things

escalated. >> why do you picture of the car. >> i took pictures of the bike racks. >> no, no. >> i took pictures of the bike racks. >> no, i see you. >> this was the tense situation between kenyon wheeler and three security guards in a residential building in oakland. >> here i am on a public street. >> minutes prior wheeler was photographing the bike racks he is chair of the oakland bicyclist and commission. he wanted to show bike racks to the colleagues but the guards came out to question him. >> what do you think he was implying. >> well he said he knew what i was doing and that he thought i was casing the cars. >> reporter: according to wheel one of the guards pulled a firearm and refusesed to let him go. >> this is definitely racial proefrlg a racist actin and the only reason i'm treated this way is because i'm black. >> reporter: wheeler says he feared for his lifetime and decided not to move. the second thought was to call

police and tell them his story. >> reporter: once oakland police arrived wheeler was free to go home. in the statement the building said to the guards to abc 7 news we share the concerns mr. wheeler expressed as he was on a public sidewalk and shouldn't have been confronted effective immediately we have changed security providers. after this incident, oakland mayor libby schaaf says she will be sending an engagement team to the developments in the area. wheeler says he has to be part of a broader conversation. >> everyone should be safe to walk on the street, no matter age or gender or ethnicity. >> in oakland, luz pena, abc 7 news. happening in the south way volunteers will pack food boxes to distribute as part of sacred heart community services program. the sacred heart will distribute food boxes to 3500 families. food boxes filled with fresh fruit reg venls tabls, rice, bread, eggs turkey or ham.

drop off donations from 9:00 to 3:00 on south first street in san jose. the food boxes will be distributed to families next wednesday and thursday. all right for those folks shopping today is it going to be a little drizly still? dry? >> i think we're done with much of the rain. we've got a break. it's timing out pretty well for your weekend. in fact we have a little sun on the way for your saturday. here a live look outside from the roof camera. it's 52 in san francisco. and mid-40s up in the north bay. so it's cool with partly cloudy skies. but why do we have the storm impact scale? yes we have it this evening i'll explain and time out the rain. >> also ahead apple plans a party so neighbors can see the space ship. only one problem. not everyone got the invite. plus construction started on the ship bearing harvey milk's name.

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i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. all right in the south bay apple is throwing a party today for neighbors of the space ship campus in cupertino. the company mailed out invitations but it turns out not everyone got one. kris reyes talked to neighbors who say they just content get it. >> this is a new one. but i have all the colors, brown, blue, black, sunnyvale. t shirts that say sunnyvale. >> these twines have lived in the neighborhood more than 20 years. >> hometown sunnyvale. >> blocks away from apple park

the massive hq in cupertino when we told them about the apple open house they were surprised. >> here is the invite and you're sure you didn't get that. >> positive. >> in this neighborhood minutes from mike and sherry's home we found a number of people that got the invite in their mailbox. >> it's this mystery that landed in the neighborhood. it's great for the people to get 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 because we are sunnyvale. >> and that's the mystery. apple only saying that they invited neighbors and community partners. >> you know but i didn't want to go. i don't have an iphone. >> it's a part a long time coming. plans for the massive apple hq in cupertino first approved in 2003. had they been a good neighbor? depends on the side of the street you're asking. >> apple is a great company. any got great products. but thatabling just messed it

up. i'm sure notice the traffic. the traffic is horrendous. >> when we originally looked at it this is going to be an aplok. but it's not been too bad. >> it's nice they are doing. really what they do with the event and how they enable the feedback again. >> now it's understandable that apple can't invite everybody. but it's worth noting that this is a 175 acre property housing about 12,000 employees. so they do have the room. we asked apple hq for an explanation. they did not return our calls. in cupertino, kris reyes for abc 7 news. okay, a crew in san diego cut the first piece of steel on what will be the naval ship harvey milk. the lgbtq activist serve as navy dive instructor in the 50s and became the first openly gay politician in california. the 48-year-old shot and killed at san francisco city hall in 1978.

milk's nephew was asked at the ceremony if his uncle would have dreamed a ship would be named after him. >> my answer would be yes. it gave him the courage to face the bullets 41 years ago. he dreamed of all of us being included at 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, san francisco' semi annual gun buyback over the court reporters recovering more than 1,000 guns. vick lae looks at what a difference even one gun makes. >> the walls of the united conference room covered with photo photographs of young man who died, shot to death, the youngest this 12-year-old. >> the one gun that's not taken off the streets will kill somebody and can destroy everybody. so lets save as many lives as we can. >> since 2014, rudy, a victim of

gun violence himself has been doing that. this is his ninth gun buyback. since then his group united playas removed more than 1,600 firearms off the streets. he deployed some as a news conference. >> had one ever the guns not been taken in a buyback, it might well be an instrument that might have taken someone's life this year. >> mayor breed promised anonymity. >> come out and bring your guns. no questions asked. >> you'll get $100 for a handgun. $200 for assault weapon. maddy scott was here, of an activist against gun violence her son shot to death 23 years ago. scott to had to teller grandson on his birthday that his father died. >> the scream i heard on the phone, i don't want anybody ever to have to hear the scream i heard on the phone. >> 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. birthday he is not arthro. >> by the way, the santa clarp county gun buyback will be this saturday at the gilroy corporation yard. vic lee, abc 7 news. several other gun buybacks held cross-the bay area this weekend as well. the buyback at united playa attention in san francisco is from 8:00 until no one. $100 for a hong hukd handgun or $200 for a semiautomatic weapon no questions squd. as vick mentioned saept collar county holding one at the gilroy corporation yard. and solano county fair grounds. appear 1,000 skyway road in sand carlos. all right, abc 7 and disney provided a helping hand for the holiday season. >> a check for $15,000. >> abc 7 news in santa rosa where reporter wayne friedman

presented the $15,000 check to the food bank in support of feeding america's produce program. food bank stachers say it will help why $60,000 in grocery for the one in six sonoma county residents facing food insecurity. >> we have buying power so we can buy the food we need and distribute it. we get donated food which we pay to transport and distribute. >> the feed bank serves 82,000 people a year, including 25,000 after the north bay fires. our parent company disney has been supporting feeding america since 2012. also 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. it's expected to make life a bit easier for commuters trying to get to san francisco. it's less than half a mile from the larkspur landing ferry station. for those worried about cutting it close when taking the train to catch a ferry, smart says

it's planned for people to transfer. >> but we have made sure in the ferry schedule and the train schedule you've got 20, 25 minutes to get there and be on the ferry in time. train service service oberlely begins today. there are plans to take the service further north with a sfags in windsor. lets get a another check of the weather with lisa argen. >> hey, liz, goerpg to you. starting out here highway 1, you can see a shower south of pescadero. a lot of the activity winding down. but another system is on the which. because of that we have the winter weather advisory for the sierra nevada where we expect a dusting to a couple of inches around south lake. but the west slopes lacking at several inches up to you to a feet possible. we have a lot of cloud cover and that west to east flow right now. but we are looking at another system that's pushing through the bay area later on today. and enhance the rain and also the snow.

so through 4:00 tomorrow morning, 10 to 15 inches expected in the higher elevations with up to two fee for the peak there is. so certainly travel difficulty. but looking at our current snow pack, doing pretty good with the northern sierra 96%, central seer aire including yosemite, 115%. and in the south 131% bringing the stayedwide average to 114%. the rain snow mix we ened up doing well with the good snow pack or early december. and some of you have seen rain for most every day this month. we get into kwolder air by the second half the weekend. chance of rain late becoming light scattered showers throughout the evening and overnight hours. we will look for the isolated shower this morning. maybe mist and drizzle and fog. the next round of rain later today. and then looking at dryer conditions for sunday and monday with some sun before we get wet all over again.

looking at saturday, the rest of the day today, you can see the breaks in the north bay. that's why we're cooler this morning. some sun. 1:00 in the afternoon no problems mix of clouds and sun. but towards 4:00, 5:00, north bay showers, showers on the smat memo coast. and looking at 7:00, 8:00, more scattered showers rotating true the bay area as the front pushes through overnight. but highs today with a little bit of sun out there still cool in the upper 50s. pennsylvania 1 on the storm impact scale as we get towards the early evening hours. upper 50s san francisco. 58 in san mateo. it was december 9th, one day where you didn't have rain in san francisco for the entire month. a we can from today, winter arrives. it feels like it tomorrow morning into monday morning. we'll see a bit of a break out there before more rain arrives throughout much of the upcoming work week. looking at oakland tomorrow and of course we can talk about the niners. it looks sunny for both cities. and lacking at numbers in the

mid-50s here throughout the amp. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a 1 on the strkt strk, the light weak system coming in later this afternoon. early evening through the overnight maybe a couple hundredths to 0.1 inch of rain. then tomorrow fog and sunny and cool and cold start monday. and then dry and sunny in the afternoon. crowed clouding up tuesday, next chance of rain wednesday. download the accuweather app and we could see a bigger system next friday, friday is never a good day for the heavy rain. >> especially everyone traveling. a lot of people taking the whole week off and trying to get on the roads. >> tricky out there. >> thanks, is he lisa. san francisco police helped kick-off holiday festivities for local children how mayor breed and the warriors helped p

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welcome back. wit johnson tell us what's coming up on "good morning america." >> good morning coming up oh gma rgs severe weather across the country this weekend. the storm system traveling up the east coast. plus the barnrd student murdered in a new york city park. a inspect-year-old boy charged in connection with the stabbing of the college freshman how the teen family is defending him. finally hackers horrifying home owners hacking into security cameras and spying on children and families. the alleged app one role might be playing in the intrusions.

it's all ahead on "gma." the san francisco police department annual toy give away kicked off with a party process petition at this recreation center. you can see it. where kids hung out the and played with toys and games and visited by mayor london breed. sf p. d. partnered with several other agency, the warriors and businesses to collect and distribute toys to low income families. donations will be accepted at most wahl green's stories through december 20th. ? an update to a story we told you about thursday night, the richmond fire and police toy program hadn't gotten enough adoptions this year. you can see the erpt shelves. but since the story aires program organizers tell us that toys and monetary donations came from all over the bay area. if you would like to donate as well we have a link for more information inside the story on abc 7 news.com. love to see the generosity of everyone coming together. still to come on abc mornings, a historic vote on

capitol hill. the house judiciary committee approved articles of impeachment. now the full house votes on were to impeach president trump. also if you are looking at a bit of spirit to the holidays try a local tequila brand. 21 seeds is getting a lot of notice and comes from three bay area women.

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good morning, everyone. lets start this half hour with a look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> good morning to you, liz. we have scattered isolated showers i should say and mist and drizzle earlier. right now looking at skeerg skies in the north by. in the low 50s with a possible shower along the coast. otherwise things are winding down here and rooking at a little bit of sunshine coming your way to start the day. it is a little bit breezy in the upper elevations. wind gusts to over 30 miles an hour to mount diablo to mount tam. but throughout the day today he we will have cool readings. this morning starting cooler, 6 to 7 degrees cooler from east bay to south bay. but look at 10:00. a lot of breaks in the clouds in the north bay and throughout the afternoon a mix of clouds and sun. it's cool in the 50s. but we'll look at rain heading our way. a 1 on the storm impact scale for this evening. liz. >> thank you. and new this morning, north korea says it successfully

performed another test at its long range rocket site. the test possibly involved technologies to improve intricate intercontinental ballistic missiles potentially reach the united states. the announcement comes as north korea continues to pressure the trump administration for major concessions as it approaches an end of year deadline set by leader kim jong un to salvage falters nuclear negotiations. developing news, the historic vote, the house judiciary committee voted in favor of the articles of impeachment against president trump. abc news chief white house correspondent jonathan carl has the details. >> history in the house. >> the clerk will call the role. >> mr. nadler. >> aye. >> mr. nadler votes aye. >> miss lofgren. >> aye. >> miss lofgren votes aye. >> the committee approved two articles of impeachment against president trump. every democrat voting yes. all republicans voting no. >> today is 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 and hyperpartisan debate. >> i have never in my entire life seen such an unfair, rigged, railroad job against a 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 non-sense is an embarrassment to this country. >> on wednesday the full house votes and if the articles pass as expected onto a trial in the senate for the third time in american history. while the president suggested he

wanted a parade of witnesses. 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. doesn't matter. i wouldnt mind a long 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 is true. but republicans point out during the last senate impeachment trial that the democratic leadership was coordinating with the clinton white house. and today senate democrats are

coordinating with house democrats arguing the case in a senate trial. s in a trial, but it's also a highly political process jonathan karl, the white house. cory book is scheduled to be in the bay area this weekend for a fun raising even at a reception this afternoon at the palo alto home of real estate agent and his wife. booker has not qualified for the upcoming debate. it's the first time he failed to qualify in the 2020 election cycle. too strong, too soweto, too many calories. sound familiar? it did for these women for the tequila. they took matters into their hands and developed a smooth tequila getting national attention. ♪ >> i was drinking tequila. my girlfriends were. i thought it was as no-brainer brilliant idea. i had it at cat's parties.

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thinking, oh my today, #girls call the shots. not that we're just sitting around doing tequila shots. >> we kind of are, a little bit. >> and i was infusing for a while, 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 really wasn't anything that, you know, was really speaking to women. >> and the fwoel was to take what you were making in the kitchen beautifully and not make compromises. >> right. >> and we had to think about why doesn't this est? can we do it? we did a lot of work on that but finding our partner distillery when we tried the sample we brought to her we were like i want to help you innovate and bring it to market. >> our distillery down in

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and put that in there. lemons, oranges, and then a couple of cinnamon sticks. throw those in like that. >> so pretty. >> because you have the apple cider, a nice complement. that's punch. 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. check out more great stories like that as localish.com, facebook and instagram. all right. still ahead on abc 7 mornings meet the local film maker who has an oscar award and might have a chance for another with her new movie. a live look here from the roof cam looking over the embarcadero. time is 6:37. a clear i day today around the bay area. lisa argen will have more on the

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welcome back. here a live picture from sand rafael. look how beautiful the red sky is this morning. it's just a very pretty, almost sunrise here. 6:40 right now. we have a check on the weather in just a minute. in the north bay marin county holds the annual christmas bird count. hundreds of volunteers expected to search on land in the bay to count all the birds helping to

provide insight into the health of the bird population. there will be two more counts in the next two weeks. and sounds like a little dryer. >> yes a lot of rain the past weak. light but persisten. heading out this morning we are looking at breaks in the cloud deck. isn't this gorgeous from the santa cruz camera where the skies will be partly cloudy today, in the 50s. a cool day on the way. mix of clouds and sun but a front on the way to bring scattered showers tonight. i'll tell what you to expect and what to expect sunday with more bright skies on the way coming up. >> thanks, lisa. also next the warriors try to upset the jazz in utah. alek burns facing his old team alek burns facing his old team coulcalifornia phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program.

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your best is yet to come and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. welcome back. here a live look of san jose. you can see the rain drops there on the lens. in the bark in the san jose minuta april. a little bit of rain but lighter than we've seen the past week. that's good news for people wanting to get out and do shopping today. it's also a big weekend for bay area high school football teams with eight local squads hoping to capture state titles. eight local squads. the padres left the campus in san mateo with a police escort yesterday. bound for southern california.

the padres 13-1 on the season will square off against korano delmar in the division 1 a championship game. the other local schools are delasalle of concord. mcclymonds high of oakland. clayton valley charterer of concord. cardinal neumann of santa rosa. milpitas, sales yan high of richmond and lincoln of san francisco. and tonight the sharks try to snap a losing streak. taking on vancouver and the puck drops otto 7:00 p.m. tomorrow the warriors battle the kings in sacramento. last night golden state faced the jazz in utah. our sports director larry beil has the highlights this morning. >> good morning, everybody. after losing to the lowly knicks with a poor effort. the warriors cranked it up, had the jazz on the ropes in utah. how about the couple that came from hawaii to see steph and klay. you got to check the internets because both hurt.

and they saw damion lee with 21 off the bench three there. donavan mitchell and the jazz saw the warriors up 3. attacking the rim. chriss. third quarter, more from chriss he is a former lottery pick with authority. earning more minutes. fast forward less than five miutes in the game. don value mitchell pull-up three. tide at 98. alec burke eight years process the jazz had 24. he throws it down. bog don vich hit eight threes 32 points and mitchell ices it, corner 3. he goes for 28. warriors a winning effort but lose the game 114 to 106. to the nfl and the raiders 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. maybe more games in oakland. bt for now it appears this is

it. and sunday will be 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 fans for the support over the years and what this franchise has flishd and what it means. and what oakland means to the raiders. i'd like to thank everybody that welcomed us back when we came back. appear i know they stay with us when we go. but, you know, appreciate all the fans and loyalty and support. and we'll try to give you one hell of a show. best video of the day comes from former a's 13 baseman josh donaldson, told his mother, you stop smoking i'll get you a nice gift. two years after she put down the cigarettes donaldson rolls up in a new maserati for his mom! she was overwhelmed to say the least. 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. a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. if you are joining us lets get a check ever the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, liz, a few isolated showers and sprinkles out there. and looking at wet pavement. but for the most part things are going in our direction for a change over the weekend with some dry conditions. although there is a weak front on the on the way later today. but the bulk of the day today, not a lot of trouble out there. and tomorrow we've got more sunshine. so as we break it down for you, we'll start out with our forecast highlights that will highlight a few isolated showers and fog. a little mist and drizzle. otherwise as scattered showers move in later on today, after 4:00, and then looking at dryer and brighter conditions for your sunday. but temperatures, boy, they are cool, getting colder. sunday morning and monday morning. we are in the 40s right now in santa rosa. due to some clear sky overnight

in the 50s san mateo. you've had rain as well as the san jose, isolated showers, in the low 50s. what a gornls view here. sun coming up at 7:17. and a week left of autumn as we you shall ner winter next saturday. looking at live doppler 7, checking out a few hurns returns in the higher elevations. otherwise starting out with fog and partly cloudy skies in the north bay. a lack at the mountains where the southern seer aire looking at showers mixed with snow. and the next system on the which for later on today. it's a weak one, although it spreads anywhere from -- a couple hundredths to 0.1 maybe it 0.25 inches. in the higher he feels. that's why we have the advisory through 10:00 tomorrow. 1010 to 15 inches of snow high peaks 24 inches. lake level, maybe 2 inches.

but if you plan on heading to the mountains today is the where is the day, not advised. and a little bit better for sunday as that advisory gets lifted and then monday and tuesday we'll see a mix of clouds and sun. bringing in our storm impact scale or later on today. it's a level 1 with a chance of rain towards the late afternoon. and then we'll see light showers for the evening hours with light winds. so we're not looking at a lot. we're looking at in fact just a few and far between as we get through the evening. at 1:30 in the afternoon partly cloudy skis. this is 40. threw the rest of the day we see showers, 7:00 if you are headed out tonight you may need the umbrella. but overall there will not be many out there. in fact some may not see any at all. the rest of the we can. sunday dry, monday, no problems. but it's a cold start tomorrow and monday. into tuesday, rain is knocking on the door again. and then by the middle of the we

can it looks like we'll get wet, see more sierra snow. and that's just wednesday. highs today under partly cloudy skies, temperatures in the upper 50s. look for 58 up in santa rosa. by tomorrow morning we're told back into the 30s with partly cloudy conditions. and a dry sunday on the way. the accuweather seven-day forecast, our weak weather system today, a 1 on the storm impact scale later this afternoon. a couple hundredths of of an inch of rain. into sunday and monday that's the break. tuesday clouding up. download the app, light showers on wednesday. heading towards the end of the week looks like a big are system on friday. hard to tell right now but it it looks like it could be substantial. >> you ready for the holidays? >> yes, you ask me that every week same answer every week. >> we are closer now. >> i know. >> got to get the tree. >> we're getting there. >> getting there, yeah. >> thanks, lisa. a bay area film has become the latest to tackle a subject that use the to be nearly tat a beau

in america. and as abc 7 news anchor dion lim discovered it's earned the film maker oscar consideration. >> what's your name? >> agnes. >> for san francisco film maker ali light age something often about what what is lost and retain. in the new film she sploerps edges of awareness and understanding true two characters now common in america. for the young war veteran the struggle is ptsd. for agnes it's dementia. >> but it doesn't emerge right away. it slowly comes into focus as they drive around. >> it's not that kind of drive. >> the story firsted by a real life episode when an ij aing inlaw vanished for hours. in the case of agnes and semo 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 makes a gesture with the hand pointing to the car and says okay, get in. >> light's daughter and coproducer julia hladry says the subject struck a chord. >> we get people coming up and saying that reminds me of my aunt, has the 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 frist opera company. he she says this is one of four scripts she wrote on the subject of aiming. something she hopes to be 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. you have to make your own light. and that's what i've -- what i'm trying to do. >> in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. it looks like a great film.

and oscar nominations scheduled to be announced in late january. we bring them live on abc 7. then you can watch the oscars ceremony live on february 9th on abc 7. okay, next why santa is ditching the sleighing and reindeer for the day for a harley.

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welcome become. happening today is santa claus getting on a motorcycle to deliver some toys in san mateo. he'll be leading a pack of

harleys on the 30th annual toy run to the san mateo medical center. the golden gate chapter of the harley owners group seen here at a previous event has donated more than 20,000 toys to the children at the center over the years. more than 75 motorcyclists and passengers are expected to take part. they'll be leaving from san francisco at 9:30 this morning and heading to the peninsula. so many good events like feel good events happening this time of year. >> and the rain kind of ending. we had a few sprinkles this morning from the peninsula to the south bay. and as we look at highs today, notice the 1 on the storm impact scale. but a mix of clouds and sun, the cold front moves through after about 4:00. so in between now and then we'll have some fog and partly cloudy skies. a cool day today with upper 50s. the accuweather seven-day forecast we get the evening rain through the overnight, waking up to a chilly morning with fog on sunday. and then the sunny afternoon for the football games, looking at

another nice day but cold monday morning. as we get through the rest of the week. more showers wednesday, looks like a big are system perhaps next friday which would be the last day of fall. i know, i was at the mall yesterday. and it's already packed. that was a friday. so today is even busier. but thankfully no drizzle. >> yeah. >> good news. thanks, lisa thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm liz kreutz with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. "good morning america" is next. a live picture over the bay. how beautiful is that? have a great day.

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