>> with the the the t approaching, people around the bay area are doing what they can to >> get prepared now. >>tonight we are in the north bay. drew: we are tracking rain like we haven't seen in years coming tomorrow. it is a major level for storm coming our way. all the details in the accu forecast. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dion: for

at 11:00, live on abc's is seven and wherever you stream. right away, we have team coverage for you tonight. luz pena is in the drew: north bay drew:, folks drew: drew: are worried about flooding in burn areas. a flash flood issue has been -- watch has been issued for parts of san mateo county. we are beginning to see the beginning -- leading edge of this atmospheric river. on the storm impact scale, this is a level for major storm, we have to go back to 2017 we had our last level for storm. it has been years since we've seen a storm of this intensity. we are tracking heavy rain, flooding likely, strong winds, power outages, we are watching burn scars closely for debris flows, very possible. here is the leading edge of our atmospheric river, already have some downpours working through parts of the north day. here is another edge of heavy downpours about to move into marin county and the city. this is just one rounds dou we are tracking the next 24 hours.

here's our atmospheric river, all this moisture is going to have to move on shore through the day tomorrow. that means inches of rainfall likely. it's gone future weather. something you don't typically see, this red color, that is intense rainfall early tomorrow morning. for much of the morning on sunday, the heavy rain is focused in the north bay. it is in the afternoon and evening with atmospheric river begins to sink south, by 5:00 tomorrow we are in the thick of it. heavy rain and strong winds. a flash flood watch will begin tomorrow morning. it will be in the north bay and santa cruz mountains, because of that flash flooding possible. very high concerns for flooding, also trees and power lines coming down. rivers can take some water, river flooding remains low. we are going to go hour-by-hour, show you how much rain you can expect and the winds coming your way tomorrow morning. haven't seen bread on that doppler in a long time. dion: the rain is a welcome

sight, the recent wildfires have folks worried. it will not take much brain to reporter: rain is picking up in larkspur, we are hours away from the heaviest part of this rainfall this weekend. several northbay residents are glad it is finally raining, but our keeping a close eye on these flood loan -- flood prone areas. after the second dries year on record, this heavy rain is what is giving northbay residents hope. >> we need this water desperately for crops, for our families, for the community. reporter: for the past four decades, the preston has seen the impact of fires threaten his home and vineyard. on the outskirts of healdsburg. last time, how posted the flames get to your property? >> two hours, perhaps from here.

if the wind shifted, we would have in trouble. reporter: tonight he is watching the rain, and keeping an eye on the creeks. >> this area, we are on dry creek opinion creek, they both can flood dramatically, overrun our vineyards and roads. reporter: in june, they had the highest conch -- water conservation state in the rate at 57% water reduction, leading to this, reclaimed water tax. >> in june, we went to stage three water restrictions for the say of hillsboro, it means there was no air geisha and or landscaping. . having the initial rain we had this week -- no irrigation or landscaping. reporter: there tracking retention ponds and the russian river. >> we are now out of the drought by any means. this might be it for the year. reporter: this is one of of

strongest storms we have seen in years, some areas and northbay expected to experience 40 mile-per-hour winds. it is coming down hard here in larkspur. dion: you can certainly hear the rain as well. now to other parts of the bay area, where people are bracing for the storm's impact. tim johns joins us live for the dust from the peer in pacifica. i can hear the wind. reporter: the rain is definitely coming down near the peer. the waves are also definitely picking up in intensity as well. with these weather conditions only expected to get worse as the hours go on, everyone we talked to today say they are just getting ready now. as the first big storm of the season heads our way, many bay area residents spent saturday afternoon preparing. >> we got a bit of reservoir

water, with got the box. it is going to reporter: be bad here. reporter:reporter: everything from bricks to food supplies was on the shopp they are game right now so they can spend sunday indoors. >> better to be safe than sorry. but a few dollars now than hundreds later if there's flooding. reporter: they're not the islands gearing up, the public works department spent hours distributing sandbags to businesses and residences. they are people not to go outside and advising those in flood prone areas to take precautions now. >> we have coordinated effort with fire, police, public works, public utilities commission, the health department, the homelessness department. reporter: similar preparations are underway at pg and d. >> we have 500 other employees coming reporter: to the bay area. reporter:utility reporter:

company is anticipating many of their customers may lose power. >> when the weather clears and it is safe to get out there, our crews are going to be out in force, making repairs and restoring any outages that may happen due to the storm. reporter: the san francisco public works department is hosting another sandbag distribution tomorrow from 8:00 until 12:00. that is open to all city residents as well as business owners. dion: quite a soaking already. over the weekend, the alameda county fair is being cut short. the fair will be closed tomorrow because of the major storm. people who had tickets can use them for any other day of the fair, which runs through halloween. parts of santa cruz county are now under evacuation order because of the incoming storm. calfire tweeted this map showing the locations, you can see them in red and yellow.

areas in and near the burn scar left by last year's cz you wildfire, indicated in red are under reflow evacuation warning. entrances go airport is warning travelers to allow for plenty of time if they are flying tomorrow. wet and windy weather could delay flights at sfo. the airport is telling flyers to check their air carrier before flight time for the latest on potential delays or cancellations. a reminder, if you have not already, now is the time to download our streaming apps. they are on roku, amazon fire tv, apple tv and android tv. our new -- our meteorologist will be in studio all day long when heavy rain rolls and tomorrow, giving you live updates on the storm. on rainfall totals and where the rain is headed next. you can join drew live wherever you stream, abc 7 and ask him questions live on facebook or youtube. new details emerging about the deadly film set shooting

involving alec baldwin. what documents are revealing about the moments before it happened and the concerns previously expressed by crew. a major highway is shut down after a chp patrol car and minivan had their windshield shattered. what investigators are looking at is the cause. once again, taking a live look at doppler seven, you can see all the up and green

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dion: a vigil was held tonight in new mexico for cinematographer halyna hutchins, shot and killed onset while filming ella baldwin seco latest movie, rust. the director was also wounded in the incident.

search warrant issued in the investigation explains how the gun ended up in baldwin seco and. -- waldman'''''s reporter: the assistant director grabbed a p gun, the gun was one of three firearms placed on a cart, according to an affidavit prepared by the sheriff's department. the assistant director believed it was a cold gun, meaning it was empty and gave it to baldwin, saying it was cold, but it was not. baldwin filed a projectile, struck hutchins in the chest and when jewel susa in the soldier -- in the shoulder. hutchins -- saying she inspiredd us all, hurt legacy is too meaningful to encapsulate inwards. this tragedy comes nearly 30 years after brandon lee, son of bruce lee was killed on the set of the crow after a prop gun misfired. >> a brought back a lot of

feelings and emotions for me and my family. reporter: the film industry safety standard indicates blanks can kill. live ammunition is never to be used nor brought to any studio, lot or stage. a crewmember telling the issue of gun safety have been brought up by the camera shoe and brushed -- brought up by the camera crew and brush by producers. there were at least two misfires onset, a list of safety and other concerns prompted almost the entire camera department to walk off the set hours before the shooting. the production company telling variety were not made aware of any official complaints concerning weapon or prop safety. this latest tragedy, already having an impact on hollywood. executive producer of the crime drama the rookie has announced they will no longer use live weapons onset, saying the dutch safety of casting crew is too important. dion: traffic on highway 17 was

shut down for a couple of hours this afternoon after shots were fired into two vehicles. one was a chp patrol car. according to reports, a chp officer was responding to a vehicle's window shattered. on the officer arrived, his rear window was shot at and shattered. the incident occurred around 1240:00. -- 12:40. demanding retroactive hazard pay for its members. atu local 265 says frontline trans workers worse their lives to keep santa clara county moving. the union says they should be compensated accordingly with hazard pay. >> we need them to show us the ked oives to this entire pdec. dion: in a statement, a spokesperson from the transit authority says they are actively

in court -- engaged with their employee unions to reach agreement regarding additional pay for the challenging circumstances employees have endured on the job. if you're planning a trip to the sierra, look at the weather conditions in parts of lake tahoe. you're looking at video from earlier today, you can see coming down, starting to stick early on the road there. a storm warning has been issued beginning at 5:00 tomorrow afternoon and will continue through 11:00 monday night. if you're driving up to the mountains, be sure to use caution. on that drew: note, let's get to meteorologist drew tuma with a look at our weather. it is pelting up there. if you can tomorrow, hunker down. it is a wet end to the weekend. live look right now, it is w it is windy. aiov the lastdy picked up .5 three hours. is just the start r

atmosphericer ethn liforn. live doppler 7, zoom down the street level, we find heavy rain at this late hour, around the north bay and the city. pups of yellow and orange, those are the downpours that are just beginning to move through. we will see several rounds of heavy rain over the next 24 hours. the lay hoe, 11:48, shortl after midnight, 1249 in vacaville. not only the rain we are worried about, the wind as well. it is beginning to increase, gusty winds from half moon bay to san jose, gusting over toy miles per hour. tomorrow we will have a wind advisory in effect for much of the day. temperatures, upper 50's is likely where we are going to sit in the overnight. -- a level for major storm we are tracking on your sunday.

this is only the second time since the storm impact scale has been created that we have had a levels -- level for storm. you have to go back to 2017 for the first one. heavy rain, flooding likely tomorrow. heavy winds, we are watching her burn scars closely for debris flows. hour-by-hour, very rare we see red colors, that is intense rainfall, that for much of the morning is focused on the north bay. at 5:00, east bay hills, trying it pick up some downpours first thing, 8:00 that the spirit river is pointed at the north bay. it is in the afternoon it begins to sink south. by noon, that heavy rain moving through the city again, east bay, approaching the peninsula as well. i 5:00 we expect to find heavy rain areawide along with strong winds. watch what happens of the next five hours, this barely moves from 5:00 to 10:00. we are going to add additional rainfall in the evening on sunday.

yellow and orange in the south bay, we will get some heavy rain in san jose as well, early monday morning we are still tracking heavy rain, it is not until about 5:00, 6:00 a.m., there's the back end of that atmospheric river moving through. a good estimate, four to six -- 47 inches of rain. around the bay shoreline, to to four inches of rain, one to two inches likely in the south bay. as the flood watch for the north bay and incentive cruise mountains. -- santa cruz mountains. the entire bay area under that wind advisory for gusts over 30 miles an hour to 40 miles an hour. look at those winds, screaming out of the south with that heavy rain in the north bay. that is where we are likely to see isolated power outages because of that heavy rain and strong wind. high surf warning tomorrow night through tuesday, we will likely see breakers 20 to 30 feet.

even though the storm moves out on monday, stay away from the ocean, our current will be very active. winter storm warning in effect tomorrow night through monday, above 6000 feet, our highest peaks could see three feet of snow. back here at home, stormy night on the way, that level for storm beginning to move through. amateurs mainly in the upper 50's. tomorrow if you can, stay at home, staff the roads, is wet and very windy out there. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, that major level for storm tomorrow, even monday morning it is wet and windy, we downgrade the system to a two as it exits, perhaps a lingering shower to state in the north bay. we will be dry from wednesday through the upcoming weekend. meteorologist lisa arjun will be in tomorrow at 5:00 tracking that heavy rain. if you can tomorrow, good idea to stay home. dion: great advice, that read dion: great advice, that read and ♪

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dion: we are getting a glimpse of what may become the future of transportation in santa cruz. his clean energy battery powered street cart made its debut on the santa cruz ranch rail line in front of the boardwalk. a community clean energy group along with the city of santa cruz is hoping to turn this concept of electric passenger rail service a reality. no overhead wires are needed, they run off a rechargeable battery and hydrogen power. chris alvarez now joining us with a preview of sports. chris: coming up in sports, cow picks up their first conference win of the season, downed of the dodgers. the word dust world seri

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>> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. chris: the braves looking to close out the dodgers for the right to take on dusty baker's astros, game six back in atlanta. fans ready to celebrate, bottom fort tied it one. three run shot to right. lives are you up jumping around the bases, he was named nlcs m.v.p.. dave roberts, none too thrilled. top seven, dodgers down, are getting the job done, top nine, forever giant will smith, on the mount, a. p. grounded out, it is time to celebrate. braves win 4-2.

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five this season. >> it's been tough at times this year. guys have competed week in and week out and come out on top, to get a feels good. >> that is the brand of football we try to emulate. we've been doing that at practice, improving every week. on the winning side, it's about time. chris: the 2001 mls champions bobbing honored tonight. they surrendered to go on the 53rd minute, made the initial sake, or no gaspar one-now, whitecaps. san has a zone could can of it kicks it in -- san jose's own could can of it -- dion: taking a live look at doppler seven, tomorrow we are expecting it to be lit up like a christmas tree. meteorologist drew tuma with your forecast, next.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dion: by now, you probably know we do have that strong storm headed our way. we get another look with the weather with meteorologist drew tuma drew: we are finding those downpours already making their presence known at this late hour. we still have 24 hours of rainfall to get through tomorrow. live doppler 7 is busy, the storm impact scale is of major level for storm where tracking

on your sunday. heavy rain, flooding is likely along with strong winds that could cause power outages. we are watching the burn scars closely for debris flows. we already have some pops of yellow and orange, we are going to zoom into the east day, alameda, san leandro, you are seeing heavier showers right now. somewhere rory over parts of san francisco, the mission, the marina, even the presidio right now. the north bay, you are seeing some heavier showers, five point, 101 in this area, somewhat roadways at this hour. look at all this moisture that is putting out -- pushing our way over the next way for hours. future weather, early tomorrow morning, 2:00 you can see some heavy rain in the north bay. the morning, the focus of the morning rain, the north bay, end up against a sink south early in the afternoon, eddie downpours from the peninsula, east bay, by 5:00 we are all in this heavy rain, along with that strong

wind. flash flood watch for the north bay and santa cruz mountains, the threat is there over the burn scars, the flash flooding possible with those heavy rainfall rates. also, wind advisory in effect and some high surf warnings. i will have that the accurate forecast. dion: busy 24 hours ahead. drew: certainly. dion: the north bay could take a direct hit. neighbors are getting right for lots of rain and possible flooding. firefighters are on standby, right to respond quickly to any emergency, hoping for the best. we continue our team coverage. >> imu julie and her son have no time to lose. >> really worried about tonight. reporter: they are feeling as may sandbags as their parking carry ahead of the forecasted atmospheric river. flooding is the biggest concern

at her new house. >> we are going to do the best we can, try to minimize the damage. reporter: this free sandbag station was busy. homeowners like rich, just trying to be proactive. >> it sure looks like people are saying it is coming. i thought i would be safe this time. >> these will be locked in place. reporter: the fire department take no chances, these floodgates standing by the fire house in case of street flooding from the nearby creek. >> short periods of time when there is a lot of rain, it can really rise quickly. reporter: locals know that all too well. new year's eve 2005, an epic winter flood turned downtown into a river. that event remembered and commemorated with plaques the high watermark on the florida -- firehouse flagpole. new rain gauges monitor creek levels, on saturday it was low. they now carried swift water rescue gear on their engines.

>> think i am too late. reporter: dave shoveled the last of the saint -- sand at this station. >> it is just going to come pouring down, flood out my garage. reporter: over the past week, we found city public works crews across the north make clearing storm drains and unclogging others. preparing for the big storm. streak routes contracted by pg and e were trimming branches around power lines, the bay area ready for the storm. >> every time there's a big storm, the hair on her neck goes up, we do not sleep quite as well. dion: santa barbara officials have issued an evacuation warning for people living with the burn area. because of what weather, there's a growing threat of flash floods and mudslides in the area. as an answer being told to take extra precautions and be prepared to leave at a moments

notice. forecast is showing possible showers beginning tomorrow, currently the fire is 97% contained after burning over 17,000 acres. over 10,000 trees will need to be removed along generals highway. the trees are considered hazardous after being weakened by wildfires and drought, along with disease or age. mover will consist of sequoias, pine and conifer trees. highway is currently closed due to the kmp complex fire. it will be -- it will remain closed until those trees are removed. students at usc held a protest in response to claims of sexual assault and drug rings at a fraternity house. the sigma new fraternity has been temporarily suspended, police are investigating. usc's public safety issuing six cases were reported at the frat house between september 27 and udents hved the notes.

-- house in notes condemning the attacks. >> it is upsetting to me as a student, especially his woman, i do not feel like my safety is a priority. >> we are angry and be a student here. dion: a spokesperson for the fraternity says it is fully cooperating with investigators. a unique statue is to be unveiled tomorrow in oakland. a tribute to one of the founders of the black panthers. we will get an exclusive preview from the artist. once again, a live look at live doppler 7. it has been crying -- dotted

dion: tomorrow, the black panther party, founded here in oakland will be honored with a bronze bust of the parties cofounder, dr. qap newton.

the statute will mark the first permanent art display in oakland to commemorate the movement. we have this exclusive look at how the bronze bust came to life. reporter: from vilified by the government to immortalized in bronze. this is the evolution of the legacy of the revolutionary cofounder of the black panther party, hugh ep newton. -- she we pay newto as she brought the late leader to life in clay, 32 years after his death, -- >> the reason he is looking up now is because he was a visionary. he saw a future. there has been so much misinformation, propaganda about the panthers. that is harmful. reporter: before the black panther was a comic book hero, making marble hundreds of

millions of dollars of the box office, the black panther party was founded in oakland in 1966 as a grass roots movement in response to police brutality. the problems of yesterday ringing true today. images of panthers carrying guns for protection and shootouts with police will be a lasting legacy. a breakfast program that fed thousands of kids, to win elected office in one's own neighborhood to make change. he was hoping to rewrite that legacy through her art on the 55th anniversary of the party at's founding. it is of newton line her studio as sheep captures every detail down to his iconic afro. >> many people have been in here and put eyes on him. a man who cut his hair, panthers who talk to me about the history they were part of. reporter: none more critical than newton's widow. >> she has come into my studio, it is helpful, she puts her hands on him. she remembers what his jawline

felt like. reporter: through the two-year process of creating this public art display, the duo developed a special bond. >> couldn't have done this without her. he wouldn't be this without her. >> i was up for four nights there is something missing in his eyes. today, seeing it cast in bronze for the first time, she got all the dimensions of this man is blowing my mind. dana nailed it. reporter: she invited us to us o foundry where the bust was cast in bronze. on sunday, the bust of oakland's native son will be unveiled at the intersection the bears his name. >> huey really loved oakland. reporter: this intersection is

both a source of light and darkness. >> that is a street -- i've never frequented. it was the last -- saw him until that night. on the news. new reporter: newton was shot and killed there, it years the party was dissolved. >> a traumatically painful place for me to visit cap has now become a place for healing and strength and community. out of that darkness has grown a beautiful place of sanctuary. reporter: this will be a place for generations to come, to learn about the history of the black panther party. what does that mean to you? >> that people will know the true history, that there were men and women who were unlike themselves, that had the courage of their convictions caught that saw something that needed to be done in their community and did it. >> qa may be finished, but the story will live on. -- huey may be finished, but the

story will live on. rands will laws -- bronze will last forever. the story lives on. dion: one last check of the weather, at least for tonight. drew, long day ahead. drew: we are tracking that initial line of showers, our atmospheric river just beginning to move them. d.c. pockets of downpours across the region, a level four major storm we are tracking on our sunday. heavy rain, strong winds, potential for flooding on our burn scars. total rainfall over the next 24 hours, is significant, two to four inches around the bay shoreline. four to seven inches the south bay, likely one to two inches. we are going to see a lot of rain in a short amount of time. wind advisory in effect, southwinds gusting 30 to 45 miles per hour, could blow away

unsecured items, because power outages. tomorrow night into tuesday morning, high surf warning along date coastline, 20 to 30 foot breakers. accuweather seven-day forecast, heavy rain, strong winds tomorrow. uncle down if you can, that level for storm we are tracking. some lingering showers tuesday morning, we will dry out midweek. tomorrow certainly going to be a wet day. dion: interesting football sundays well. chris alvarez joining us with a preview of sports. chris: coming up in sports, the 49ers get ready for rain, rain and more rain. new jersey alert, why klay thompson was sport

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be correct, you might be able to kayak to that 49ers game against the pole's. could you throw a ball in the middle of an atmospheric river. it could look like this, october between 19 in washington, split splash all over the field. the total was nine-nothing san francisco. we will see if he is a good mud der. >> seemed like they enjoyed it, everyone else, you deal with it. he see what type of game it is, who is staying on the ground the best, who your best mothers are -- mod >> not happy with being left off the nba 75th anniversary team. >> forget that. >> the top 75 to comment.

-- everyone wants to comment. i have seen a lot of twos, threes, don't give me that. come on. chris: little did clay know, his teammates had a nice present waiting in his locker. >> my dog. [laughter] i new jersey. 77th best player of all time. chris: that is so good. the sharks are off to a hot start, four and oh, they are back at it tomorrow morning, 10:00 against the boston bruins. it will be the fourth game of a five-game road trip. third game in four days. last time this -- last season they started for a note was 2015, the year they got the stanley cup. >> focus in training camp, we need to get off to a good stop -- good start.

we had some tough seasons. really good training camp, good preseason, played well in all those exhibition games. we hope to carry it into the regular season. a lot of fun. >> nice that we seen some improvement already early. four in a row, an awesome feeling. another team win, we are finding are it identity. that is what helps us when games . everyone is contributing. chris: penn state illinois will start in triple overtime, jobs passed 16 all, we move forward, illinois chance to win, looking for josh mcrae, he cannot hang onto the football, 16 all, both score in the, bottom of the night, overtime, backup qb finds walkoff winner, 20-18, illinois. pac-12 spac 10.

runs jump out to a 14 point lead, travisie -- beckham the browns. britton brown, he is going to slam his way into the end zone, ucla down three. final minutes, ucla was forced to turn to backup quarterback, garber's, he threw a game ceiling pick, ducks win 34-31. they are now six and one. number eight oklahoma state trying to stay undefeated iowa state. cyclones take the lead late, cowboys are driving for the win, fourth and two. minutes ago, brendan presley trying to get that first down marker. they mark them short. we will see a replay. so close, you can't overturn that. cyclones with the upset win, 24-21. it will be time to party and rush the field on the 50 yard line. abc 7 sports, sponsored by river

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