embarcadero right under the bay bridge. homeless advocates say they think there should be a shelter in every neighborhood calling it a disgrace we live in a city with so many billionaires they can't get everyone a safe bed at night. homeless advocates cheering the opening of this navigation center and calling for more of them. there will be a tour today of the center. the mayor and some other dignitaries will be here at 11:00 this morning to get a first look and it will open later this week. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. it is now 4:30. if you're just waking up to us, it's time for weather and traffic. >> hi, mike. let's talk about what will happen tonight and tomorrow. light to moderate rains moving in. some gusty winds, 15 to 35 miles an hour. maybe faster at our highest peaks. some radar returns on live dob letter 7. all is evaporating before it

reaches the ground. the cloudiness that took over while we were sleeping. 35 to 47 our temperatures. a wide range at 7:00. 53 to 58 at noon with a little bit of sunshine but that will start to fade away with clouds increasing, mid to upper 50s, and even at 7:00, we are still dry. i'll give you the time line when it will rain coming up in just a second. here at the live desk breaking news. authorities are investigating a double homicide just outside of vallejo city limits. deputies and vallejo police rushed out to the scene near east orchard avenue. they say a fight broke out at a home overnight. in the end two men were found dead, at least one shot to death. a woman was hurt and taken to the hospital, but she is expected to be okay. a sheriff's deputy says neighbors are not in danger. >> no further reason for the public to be aware. we believe the parties involved are on scene and we just want to

let the community know we'll be out here for a while investigating. >> investigators found a gun near the crime scene. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you the very latest here this morning. an escape plan landed him in the hospital and he had severe burns and left a family without a home. >> 29-year-old raul anthony rodriguez was driving a stolen vehicle near lewis and senter roads. officers tried to pull him over. instead deputies say rodriguez took off on foot and broke into a home on santee river court. the homeowner was able to escape the house. then the house caught fire with the suspect inside. >> by the time they got here the house that was burning was fully engulfed that i could see from the street. >> the suspect suffered significant injuries. he is now also facing several charges. pg&e has until the end of the day to submit a new

restructuring plan. governor newsom says the plan doesn't meet the requirements of a new law. $13 billion fund for fire victims is hanging in the balance. chris reyes tells us why some people are in favor of taking the slow road to a solution. >> reporter: mark tuney is one who wants to see pg&e held liable for wildfires in recent years. another group demanding accountability camped out in protest at pg&e's san fracisco headquarters monday afternoon. >> i'm here with the power to live coalition. people are dying because of power outages and that has to stop. >> reporter: governor newsom rejected the restructuring plan saying it did not comply with state law and did not go far enough in improving safety, corporate governance. pg&e had this to say. we believe our restructuring plan meets the requirements of assembly bill 1054.

we will continue to work dill gently in the coming days to resolve any issues. >> it's more important to reach a settlement that is complete rather than reaching one just to make it quick. >> we are so glad the governor is paying attention to the issue and holding pg&e accountable. we need more of that. we need the california public utilities commission to also step up. >> reporter: pg&e's equipment has been linked to the devastating fires of 2017 and 2018. if they can't reach a new deal with fire victims, well, they stand to lose access to the state's wildfire liability fund. in san francisco, chris reyes for abc 7 news. happening today sonoma county leaders will announce emergency measures to deal with the homeless crisis including possible creation of short-term shelters at the county fair grounds. sky 7 was over an encampment along highway 12 near the fair grounds. one goal is to find temporary shelter for the almost 200 people living here. the shelter would have 24-7

security and medical and mental health services. about 3,000 people are homeless in sonoma county. a new report says women face challenges getting promoted within the san francisco police department. the two-year-long report released by the san francisco department on the status of women and the report says that while women are being promoted to leadership positions at a higher rate than men, women are overrepresented in administrative positions and underrepresented in specialized units. the police chief said that he is committed to addressing those concerns. you have more time to avoid a fine and sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act. covered california is extending the enrollment through friday. sunday was the original deadline. they saw a surge in enrollment, thus the extension. the plans take effect on january 1st. a new state requirement. a new state requirement means everyone has to have health insurance coverage or face a fine. if you passed through l.a.x.

last week, health officials have a warning. the disease you may have been exposed to. a heads-up the next time you fill up your tank. how hackers are stealing your credit card information. droids, light sabres, we are on the blue carpet for the world premier of "star wars: the rise of skywalker." >> that looks fun. all of that ahead. first, it is 4:36. i'm hanging out with mike and we are looking at the temperatures this morning better than yesterday. >> a little bit better than yesterday. i still had some ice on my car. yes. thankfully it was on the back window and not on the front so i could just turn the wipers off and get the dew off those. mid to upper 30s in most of our east bay neighborhoods. it's 40 in pittsburg and in pleasant hill. 43 in blackhawk. some of the milder conditions. we have 36, though, in mountain view and also in santa rosa. everybody else in the 40s until you get to livermore, antioch

and fairfield, the same areas we just talked about. a look from the south beach. quiet, no moisture, no fog. in fact, a good day for commuting weatherwise. it will be dry today, a little less sunshine on the bay commute and not as cold on mass transit. let's talk about the peninsula. a 12-hour planner and get your day set. you're going to be pretty cool up until 9:00, stuck in the 40s and even with increasing clouds look at the lack of sunshine this afternoon. we'll push into the upper 50s. we'll drop down to 52 degrees if you're heading out this evening. east bay, a jacket this morning. temperatures in the 40s through about 9:00. then we'll ramp into the mid and upper 50s with increasing clouds. if you're heading out this evening, 50 at 7:00. and in san francisco, 46 at 7:00. 50 at 9:00. and then mid to upper 50s with mostly cloudy conditions this afternoon. notice everybody is dry through 7:00. but once we get past that, all bets are off and the rain starts to roll in. i will show you that on our future radar, first jobina back here for the tuesday morning

commute. >> yes, good tuesday morning, everyone. we are taking a live look at the golden gate bridge, as mike was saying, no fog this morning for your commute which is great news. i'm not seeing major issues on the roads. it's a great time to get an early start on your way in to work if you are thinking about leaving early this morning moving down to san jose, 87, nice and clear this morning. we're going to check on more drive times for you all this tuesday morning. we have albany to the maze with a quick four-minute ride. fremont to san jose and highway 101 to

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we have a high wind warning down in socal. look at that, gusts up to 70 miles an hour for them. and that goes through 10:00 this evening. we've got a storm bearing down on us. you can see it's pretty dry during the day. look at the clouds increasing. 52 in chico. 57 in fresno. 61 in monterey. we have 39 in tahoe. let's focus in on tahoe because the storm will hit tahoe. it's not going to bring much snow. getting up there may be tricky as things get wet if not icy. thursday, friday and saturday increasing clouds and a moderate to light snow for sunday and monday. better snow totals those days. at the live desk three people are dead after several deadly tornadoes in the south. here is a look at this video

from the scene there, just absolutely devastating. a couple was killed in alabama after a twister touched down in huntsville. several others were hurt including a 7-year-old child. in louisiana two possible tornadoes touched down near shreveport. police say a woman died when her mobile home was destroyed. powerful winds damaged a school, church and public works buildings. kumasi? people traveling through l.a.x. and los angeles may have been exposed to measles. public health officials announced yesterday three people with the virus passed through the airport last wednesday. they were in terminals four and five. because of this other people may be at risk of developing measles. symptoms like fever, rash and coughing may develop one to three weeks after being exposed. check your credit card statements. visa says hackers could be stealing your information when you are paying for gas at the pump . the company says hackers are exploiting weaknessness point of sale systems. they can intercept your credit card information. it affects systems that use the

magnetic strip not a chip. visa says multiple attacks have been discovered but it isn't saying where. gas station operators have until next october to install more secure systems or they'll be held liable for the fraud. "star wars: skywalk skywalker" hollywood premier last night. our sister station in los angeles was there. ♪ >> reporter: "star wars: the rise of skywalker" is the big finale to a story 42 years in the making. >> it was done with love for the series and it was done with a kind of attention to detail and passion from the crew and the cast that i've never seen before. >> first of all, there are moments that will cause you to cry, but i think when the lights go up and the curtain closes and you realize you've just seen the end, it's hard not to regardless of what happened on the screen,

there's closure. >> it's just a really beautifully made film, and, yeah, there's been so much in there, so much action, so much heart. >> what are you doing c3po. >> taking one last look, sir, at my friends. >> reporter: one of those friends, the late carrie fischer who appears as princess leia. >> i hope she's digging this as much as we're going to like it. >> this film is a roller coaster of emotions. we're in for a lot of emotions, just what we're looking for, i think. >> reporter: and that includes the dark side moments. they're coming. are you just going to cause nothing but trouble for this family? >> sure. that's the job. wait until you see it. if you think he was evil before, this really tops it. >> i have a great plot busting moment that i fear the disney

kneecap police will come and get me but there's something i get to do in this movie that i really loved. >> reporter: "star wars: the rise of skywalker" hits theaters this weekend. and the force is strong with these newborns in pittsburg. this is a hospital nursery full of baby yodas. it's pittsburgh, pennsylvania, not the pittsburg here. the newborns were dressed in custom-knitted caps. they're just as adorable as the tiny scene stealer from "the mandalorians." the shirts read cute i am and merry i must be. >> i wish they were in our pittsburg. >> you would want to go over -- >> i'm here. >> auntie kumasi is here. >> can we get her hand motion on camera.

>> they're really cute. >> adorable, adorable. let's talk about what's going on in weather. not so adorable especially this time tomorrow. i think we'll be okay for the better part of today. we're going to set the table for a rough commute tomorrow morning when it's going to be raining once again. for today you can see from mt. tam everything is quiet as we look all the way down almost to the san mateo bridge. increasing clouds, seasonal temperatures today. light to moderate showers that will roll in tonight and linge through tomorrow and more chances in my seven day forecast. temperatures first and kind of get these out of the way. we're going to be anywhere from 55 to 59 degrees so coat weather during the afternoon hours. you may need the sunglasses from time to time and then tonight you can see the green, the light rain, the yellow, the orange turning more moderate and temperatures running from 40 to about 49 degrees. here is a look at our area of low pressure. you can see it twisting right there that will make a beeline

for us increasing clouds. here we are at 7:00. by 8:00 that's when the rain starts to reach the peninsula coast but the north bay coast and look what happens while we're sleeping. yep, it's raining on top of us and it's still raining tomorrow morning. and then by the time we head to 5:30 everything is finally over. a quarter of an inch in the south bay. so a 1 today, a 1 tomorrow. a break thursday and friday before rain is likely saturday night, sunday and into monday morning. jobina? good morning, everyone. we have an issue to talk about in fremont right now, a car that has rolled over. the thornton avenue on ramp is blocked. in emeryville a shot looking at 80 here. we see all of those headlights moving a bit slowly towards the maze right now. things are moving faster in oakland on 880 here at the coliseum.

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world of frozen. do you want to build a snowman? let it go. we can't. those are your "tech bytes." >> have a great day. i went to a christmas party and my friend had a fake fire burning on the tv. psychologically it works for me. >> it's very soothing. >> i put it on a sound bar and makes it loud and the crackles. i could almost feel the heat. dozens of jobs are up for grabs today in the south bay. up next where to go and what to bring if you want to land one. >> california's high speed rail system is on shaky financial ground but it's still moving ahead with an aggressive construction plan. and a loving sendoff for a shelter dog who has finally found a forever home.

let's look at what's going on with your weather. at 7:30 no measurable rain. it heads in as we move to midnight getting out to a tenth to possibly half inch up in the north bay if we get under a downpour or two. let's see what we wake up to tomorrow morning by the time we get to 6:00 you can see everybody's wet. i'm worried about tomorro morning's commute. the more people drive on it, the more it will thin out. a quarter to three-quarters of an inch of rain spread by the time we head to tomorrow evening

when the rain ends. california's high-speed rail authority is moving ahead with a plan to pursue its biggest contract in history. the agency took a stem last week toward issuing a 30-year contract to install track from san jose to bakersfield. the feds say it's premature to issue the new contract because high-speed rail faces significant delays. a job fair to fill dozens of positions in the restaurant industry. jobs available include assistant managers, servers, hosts and stock clerks. bring resumes and two forms of i.d. to the hyatt house in santa clara. just head to the river mark room between 9:00 a.m. and noon or 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 and be ready for the interview. aaa predicts a record number of people will be traveling for the holidays. 115 million people will be on the move. that is 4% more than last year.

research shows more americans are choosing to fly, about 7 million of us will fly. that is a 5% bump from last year. still, about 104 million people are expected to drive to their destinations and they're getting an early christmas present. gas prices are down just a bit. they've dropped more than a penny a day. the state average is $3.62 a gallon according to aaa. in san francisco it's $3.74 a gallon. $3.65 in oakland. $3.56 in san jose. modesto at $3.39 is the cheapest. all right. let's talk more about your commute. i'm not really worried about today's commute. some of you may have ice to scrape off the windows. the rain continues tomorrow during the morning commute. slippery, ponding early. that's why we have red there and

caution. now during the evening rush hour the showers will taper. there will be some slick spots around and it will take a while for those streets to dry especially after the sun sets. now it's going to be breezy especially along the coast during the evening and overnight hours. we could have gusts up to 30 to 35 miles an hour. some of our east/west bridges could be breezy this afternoon. so far no watches or warnings for that. let's talk more about the commute. here is jobina. good morning, everyone. i'm going to check in on our issue we're following in fremont right now. the emergency crews are on the way there. a car has rolled over and is on its roof. this is the eastbound thornton avenue on ramp to southbound 880. that's the exact location. it looks like two lanes are blocked, one by a fire truck, one by police. so we're looking to see if we can get more information on that. injuries have been reported this morning. checking in on our drive times now santa rosa to petaluma, castro valley to the maze, 13 minutes as well and 280/680, 11

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now at 5:00, holiday shipping rush. >> time is running out if you want to get those gifts shipped before christmas. a big issue that popped up during one of the busiest weekends of the year. and good morning on this tuesday, december 17th. >> first, you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast, and mike is here. >> we're several hours away from our next rain event. hi, everybody, it's tonight. well into the evening hours and tomorrow light to moderate rain, a quarter to three quarters of an inch of rain from the south bay to the north bay and winds gusting 15 to 35 miles an hour especially along the coast. you're going to see some radar returns today. a lot that have will evaporate. if you're following live doppler 7 on our app that's why it will look so active. here is a look at what's going on from the east bay hills and you can see it looks pretty clear outside. let's take a look at our temperatures for today.