announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> our motto is when it rains we poor. we would be happy to port rain for anyone. >> good morning. let's start with a quick look at the weather. lisa: the anticipated storm system now with us. live doppler 7 picking up on the rain. you can see showers in the east bay around san ramon and along the coast.

as we head further down the shoreline, around hayward, 880, showers and heavier rain east of pescadero. it's 22 in oakland. the wind advisory for the coast, wind gusting to 23 miles per hour in half moon bay. that gives us a warm start by 12 degrees. a level 1 system today. tomorrow, thunderstorms become a better probability with showers lingering. showers will continue throughout the afternoon. the heaviest rain will be this morning as the cold front pushes through. scattered showers and time for the 49ers game. scattered showers throughout the day. the rain and wind hitting the bay area at right now. some areas may be feeling the size of the storm harder than others.

abc seven news shows us how this is impacting bay area events. >> some tunes, art, wind. -- wine. >> a little chardonnay at lafayette food and wine festival. >> we typically have around 400 vendors, and we usually expect to get somewhere around 65,000 people for the weekend, so it is a big event. >> organizers are keeping close tabs on the weather with the possibility of drenching rain and gusting wind. >> our motto is when it rains, we pour, and we will be happy to pour wine for anyone who comes down. >> we know it will get pretty gusty in some places tomorrow. that is why a lot of the tents are weighed down by sandbags. >> others are weighed down by 50 gallons drums. >> these are water tanks and they are held to the stage.

you can't move these are they are heavy. we feel these tents are very secure. >> miles away, these sidewalks here are empty, and they will stay that way sunday. on facebook, you will find this post about the alameda chalk festival. event postponed due to rain in the forecast. in san francisco on this saturday night signs alerting , people that sunday streets western addition is off because of concerns about the wind. >> it was a really difficult decision to make, but we did decide to cancel when the wind advisory came in and it just was not going to be safe to set up in the wind. >> the last time it was in this neighborhood was before the pandemic. this year? >> we are expecting about 10,000 folks. we had almost a dozen musical acts planned we had about 90 visitors and -- vendors and exhibitors coming out. >> but organizers said they are not taking any chances given the possibility of high wind. >> it just did not make sense to have hundreds of staff and volunteers roll out in the rain, wind, and potentially thousands

of attendees be battling the wind and barricades blowing over and things like that. amanda: as the bay area braces for an early-season storm, the city of oakland is encouraging businesses and residents to adopt a storm drain as part of the adopt a drain program to prevent streets from letting. -- from flooding. the city plans to provide rates, -- rakes, brooms and other , cleaning supplies. the approaching storm is giving many people reason to prepare and be rain-ready. after nearly six months of dry weather and drought conditions, precipitation is cause for excitement and some concern. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard is in the north bay. >> we are ready. fill the well. cornell: john is ready for september rain. he is in no votto -- no votto -- nnovado looking to outfit

employees at trader joe's with rain boots. >> just got a bunch of rain gear. i got some boots. >> just doing a remodel and have some holes for skylights that are open and worried about the storm. >> these are the emergency bags the flood barriers. , you put them out flat and dry. when the water hits them they absorb the rain and provide a barrier. >> manager brian isley says rain gear is suddenly back in fashion. >> it is a lot of preparedness as well. i'm not quite sure how much rain is going to come. >> this was rain from last winter. >> we have our fire crew stepped -- staffed up and then we staffed up some engines as well. >> the marin county battalion fire chief says his battalion is adding extra crews, concerned about storm damage between sunday and monday. >> as that rain comes in, all our trees still have all their leaves on and stuff, so we will have a lot of tree down and power lines down, that kind of stuff. >> this weather station will be on duty providing real-time

information about rainfall amounts and water levels. no flooding is expected here. >> i welcome it. we need rain in a big way. early and often as i like to say. let's get it in small doses so we don't have flood issues. >> in santa rosa, this free send -- sandbag station open friday. lisa warren was here filling some sandbags to protect her house. what do you think of the rain in september? lisa: i'm glad. i'm glad it is raining. i hope it rains some more. >> the santa rosa fire department tweeting, are you rain ready this fire season? upwards of two inches possible through tuesday. >> it is a welcome sight to put at least a temporary pause on the critical fire season we are facing. although this is not enough rain to get us out of fire season, it will slow it down. amanda: our weather team will be tracking the storm all weekend long. you can get a live update like the one seen here every hour on our abc 7 bay area streaming app.

download now so you have it ready when the rain hits. it is free and easy to download on your roku, apple tv, fire tv, and android tv devices. the reward offered for an arrest in the murder of a tv station security guard has risen to $40,000. a third suspect in the killing. the other two men are in custody. kevin nishida was killed while guarding a news crew on assignment in downtown oakland the day before thanksgiving last year. the reward was increased by donations from victims' family and friends. the two men in custody are expected to appear in court to answer to charges this week. a hollister woman says she is in and lot of pain after being attacked in what police say is the city's first french bulldog fest. -- theft. you see it there. amanda rose tweeted this video of two men dashing out her front door with her dog.

hollister police confirmed she came home thursday around 11:30 and walked in on two suspects armed with handguns. she is a white french allowed with black spots. police were told thieves got away in a silver chevy malibu with paper plates. house speaker nancy pelosi along with two other bay area congresswomen arrived in armenia saturday. pelosi is the highest ranking u.s. official to visit armenia since the country gained independence. as we are told, many armenian americans in the bay area are hopeful the visit will lead to diplomatic breakthroughs. >> huge crowds came out for the 65th annual armenian food festival, the largest in the bay area. >> it is just us getting together, all of our friends and cooking food, serving everybody. it is fun. >> as armenian americans celebrate here, house speaker nancy pelosi led a delegation that arrived in armenia saturday for high-level talks. the delegation includes bay area

congresswomen jackie spear of armenian descent. >> i think the moment is important. >> the san francisco chapter, along with the congress moment, met. >> it was heartening to know that even in her last months as congresswoman, she is going to push as hard as she possibly can for the safety and security of armenia. >> in a statement, pelosi says our commercial delegation's visit to armenia is a powerful symbol of the united states' firm commitment to a democratic, prosperous, and firm armenia. >> where the united states is setting the stage to maybe replace russia. >> this professor says the u.s. is also flexing its diplomatic muscle by backing up its recognition of the armenian genocide and by upholding human rights against what she calls a growing wave of fascism in a region where russia has played a

big role following the breakup of the soviet union. >> we are supporting democratic forces. we are going to make the world aware that we are going to do it all the time under this administration. >> pelosi says they are also calling for lasting settlement to the decades-long conflict in a disputed region. both armenia and azerbaijan blame each other for the renewed fighting this week. the deadliest since the six-week war in 2020 left thousands dead. >> i really appreciated that nancy pelosi and other representatives who are in armenia now are defending those values which will keep our identity. amanda: let's get over to meteorologist lisa argen for a look at the weather. we need the rain. lisa: we certainly do. it is going in the north may.

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amanda: here is a live look at walnut creek. we will check in with meteorologist lisa argen. the 49ers home opener at levi's stadium is set against the seattle seahawks today. well, it may be a bit went out there, abc7news reporter dustin dorsey shows us the 49er faithful are in for some tasty new treats. dustin on the field, the 49ers : are working on getting back to their winning ways, highlighted by new talent. off the field, highlighted by new tastes that team chefs

believe they have already cooked a new favorite. take their seats, the fans will be in for quite a treat with the menu. >> what happens on the field we cannot control that, but we can certainly put a lot of energy and time and planning into what we do from a food and beverage standpoint in the stadium. we always want to one up ourselves every year. we always want to push ourselves, create new partnerships, come up creative new ways to serve food, and this year, we certainly have great variety. dustin partnerships, check. : creative serving, check. great variety, check. from crazy good doughnuts to fine dining, walking tacos and big mouth burgers. across the concorde, even season-ticket specials, food for the faithful. >> this is better than just a normal stadium burger, right? >> absolutely. a normal stadium burger is not going to give you the signature barbecue sauce, at all, whatsoever. i think football fans will enjoy this particular menu.

it is no fuss, no muss, straight to the point in your face goodness. dustin: burgess brothers is one of the partners with flair. fans can also enjoy a 49ers psycho doughnut from a campbell-based company, a taste of home while fans cheer on the home team. >> being from the bay area, you are proud to be from the bay area. i know i am born and raised, so to work for a company that is essentially born here and raised here is an amazing feeling. >> just to be a part of it, it is great. amanda: don't forget, there are two monday night football games coming up this monday. titans versus bills at 4:15 at espn followed by vikings eagles here on abc 7. the second game starts at 5:30 and is followed by our sports show after the game. the air resources board is

demanding an end to diesel vehicles. they will have to face out into zero emission vehicles by 2024. officials with the trucking association say truckers about the practicality with lack of charging stations, the cost, and the limited range of electric vehicles. abc7news is committing to building a better bay area and one of the issues we are focusing on is climate change and the environment. thousand at the berkeley waterway in search of trash. the annual coastal cleanup day is designed to raise awareness and a chance to volunteer alongside families, scout troops, and other organizations to help clean up some beloved attractions. >> we found about 2000 pounds of trash just in berkeley. that might not sound like a lot, but that might sound like a lot,

but a lot of it is paper and styrofoam, so if you can imagine how much paper and styrofoam we had to collect to get amanda: hundreds of people were a part of the cleanup in berkeley. if you would like to volunteer, cleanup days are held on the third saturday of each month. in the south bay, volunteers cleaned up a creek park. volunteers pick up trash by nearby natural habitats. so far, within 220 thousand pounds of trash was collected. this weekend, the santa cruz county fair is back. you can take a trip back in time at yesterday's farm. organizers held a junior livestock auction this afternoon -- saturday afternoon featuring prize pigs, rabbits, and other farm animals. today is the final day of the fair. it is being held at the county fairgrounds near watsonville.

meteorologist lisa argen is tracking the forecast. lisa: we will be looking at a soggy day. you can see a big swath of rain. in the north bay, it is along the coast from highway one. a bit of a break and then more showers and a, napa and heading to the east. light shower activity along highway four around concord. some raindrops as well as the coast in sunnyvale and saratoga. it will continue to rotate. wind is over 35 miles per hour. in the upper elevations, 60 miles per hour. hayward, with wind gusts to 32.

upper elevations near 40 miles per hour. it is 10 to 12 degrees milder. from coastal hills to sonoma to big sur, through the next several hours, the wind will be stronger through 1:00. wind gusts of 52 miles per hour. here is a look at the front. this will be the widespread, steady rain through the next couple of hours. heavy downpours. a bit of a break. you can see more heavy downpours and the possibility of a thunderstorm. the heavy downpours from the north bay, santa rosa, showers certainly a possibility for the 49ers game.

in the east bay, you can see a thunderstorm but not a likely scenario. you then see the clear conditions and unstable air. stopping at 4:00 tomorrow. you can see some heavy cells in the upper elevations of the north and east bay. we will have lingering showers into tuesday. the bulk of the day will be on the dry side. the totals from today and tomorrow, from a quarter to one third of an inch from san francisco to the peninsula. the rain shadow effects over doing it in mountain view. the highest amounts in the coastal areas. up towards sonoma, looking at one to two inches. highs today in the 60's and

70's. a slight chance of a thunderstorm but scattered at downpours 72 in san rafael. the 49ers game, you could see some showers. it will be windy with the rain and afternoon showers and the possibility of a thunderstorm later today and monday. lingering showers on tuesday. we are getting much warmer weather on thursday but it will feel like summer by the end of the weekend. amanda: breaking down the numbers and who is paying the price. i team looks into the impact of the staffing shortages in the city of san francisco.

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amanda: police staffing projected to hit an all-time low. in a growing concern the worse is to come. stephanie: from drug deals car break sins -- car break-ins to anger on the streets. we don't have enough ofe alread. e problem is worse than we thought. >> we have to pick ourselves up and dust ourselves off and get back to the game. >> she is the president of the police officers association. the department has reported they are 500 officers short, but in three months -- >> in december, 300 people could walk out the door on top of we

are short right now. >> the current shortage would jump to more than 800 officers. to be fully staffed, san francisco should have 2100. in 2020, there were 1900 11 sworn officers. in september of 2021, that up to 1830. in april 2022, it dropped again. today, the number sits at a new low, 1600 51 full duty sworn officers. >> that is a failed. -- a fail. >> even though we currently have 1600 full duty sworn officers, the chief told abc7news last month on average there are only around officers working patrol citywide each day. >> it is a strain.

>> documents obtained show huge disparities in call volume in the district stations from late june to late august. 109 officers assigned to the tenderloin, more than any other district. the park district, a smaller area, only had 47 officers. the triage of officers is leaving other areas at high risk. abc 7's data analysis found seven, central, northern, and the district -- mission district cap higher amount of calls than the tenderloin but assigned fewer officers. amanda: if you have a story for the abc 7 i team, go to our website or call. still to come, people are gathering outside of buckingham palace for queen elizabeth ii

for the funeral. the latest as the royal family to say goodbye. , the ongoinattler immigration. tepaid figrants to be dropped off in front of vice president kamala harris' home.

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amanda: good morning. we are starting with a look at weather. here is a tirrell just lisa argen. lisa: we -- here is meteorologist lisa arjun. -- lisa arjun. en. lisa: we have light showers through santa rosa and by the delta. a you showers toward -- a few showers near walnut creek. santa cruz mountains looking at moderate rain around boulder creek. the temperature change its us in the 60's. southerly wind allowing for but gusty as the wind continues to increase, 25 to 30 miles power. we are 12 degrees warmer.

exclusive the storm impact scale for today, tomorrow, tuesday allows for brief downpours and the possibility of a thunderstorm. scattered showers. upper 60's to 70's near noon time. you can see the cells offshore and scattering about the bay area. breezy for the 49ers game and or chances for thunderstorms into monday. amanda: queen elizabeth will be laid to rest tomorrow. the state funeral having as hundreds of thousands continue to wait for hours to pay their final respects. mourners are advised not to join the lines. we have the latest. >> an emotional moment as the queen's grandchildren stood vigil beside her coffin as

thousands continue to brave the cold, standing through central london in some cases for more than 22 hours. >> we have four hours to go. it will be reflective, just what it is about. >> it is a very british thing to do. it is nice to be taking part in it. >> satellite images showing the lines stretching for miles around famous landmarks. >> some getting a surprise visit. king charles in prince william came out to greet well-wishers. >> it could be argued that the line of succession is in itself long and proud. >> i have seen a lot of quese -- cues

>> it is a braver person than me that could stand for this long. i am proud of them for making this happen. >> king charles meeting with world leaders in town, including the leaders of canada, australia, new zealand, and jamaica. >> she had the wonderful blue eyes and when she smiles they light up her whole face. i will always member smile. it is unforgettable. >> 2000 people will attend the state funeral on monday. today, a reception for world leaders, only working royal's have been invited. amanda: president biden and the first lady have arrived in london. they will be among the hundreds of dignitaries invited to join

the funeral. you can watch it tomorrow morning here on abc seven. another load of migrants found its way north. 50 people saturday arrived outside, lagares' home and washington, d.c. -- kamala harris' home in washington, d.c. florida governor ron desantis made headlines this week when he had a group flown to martha's vineyard. it -- they were primarily from venezuela and will likely end up in new york city. new york city eric adams sits down to discuss the migration crisis and how the city is responding to the influx of asylum-seekers. you can watch the full interview at 8:00 this morning on abc seven. saturday, the international

association of firefighters held a vigil for those who have died. it has the name of firefighters died on duty or succumbed to illnesses. they honored 469 firefighters who paid the ultimate sacrifice to protect their communities. >> our prayers and our hearts go out to eat and every family member who has added a loved one's name to this wall and those families presently who have added their names. amanda: it is the first year people gathered for the ceremony since the beginning of the pandemic. each family was given a special flag. honoring the past and celebrating the future at the 35th annual chinese historical and cultural project. it got underway last night.

funds were raised to preserve chinese culture and history through commodity -- unity outreach. puerto rico is preparing for tropical storm fiona expected to make landfall today. it has the storm possibly strengthening to a hurricane by the time it hits a short it could put the eye west of san juan. they are boarding up windows. the primary concern is intense rain which could trigger mudslides. and alaska, homes being ripped from foundations as a massive storm surges bringing coastal flooding and prompting evacuations. this video was shared showing home floating and hitting a bridge. it is made up from remnants of a typhoon. water levels are at least eight feet above normal.

the governor of alaska has ruled it a flooding emergency. it a flooding emergency. still ahead, the weather feels like fall. how about airfares? the summer travel hassell is easing up. we have advice for those looking ahead. here is a live look from the city. we know that it is wet and windy today. the forecast in just a

amanda: here is a live look from our emeryville camera. we will check in with meteorologist lisa argen in a few minutes. it has been a tumultuous travel summer. we get a look this morning. >> i have flown a lot of times

in my life. i have never had an experience like that. >> she just left a peaceful yoga retreat in portugal and was filled with a sense of calm and serenity until she tried to fly home. >> i don't really know what caused such a horrible thing. >> she was immersed in air travel chaos in her flight was delayed three hours and sat on the tarmac in toronto for two hours, causing her to miss her connecting flight to sonoma. air canada locked gates in ticket agents went home. she slept at the airport. >> i used some of the techniques i learned to stay calm during the ordeal. >> she was one of millions of passengers who paid high airfares only to face rampant flight delays and cancellations

during the peak days of summer travel. the toronto airport had the worst global on-time record this summer with 51% of flights delayed. >> things got quite bad at the beginning of the summer. more than one in four flights were delayed and 3% were canceled. that is significantly higher than historical averages and i think underscores just what a difficult time it was for many folks traveling. >> he says airlines are struggling to ramp up after the pandemic but hiring over the summer has helped reduce delays and cancellations. airfares are also dropping. prices have spiked by 37% and now down by 40%. >> the general will of thumb is flights after labor day tend to be 50% deeper than before labor day. >> but those won't last.

holiday airfares will shoot back up. >> if you wait to book the winter holiday flights until november, chances are fares won't be cheap, they will be very expensive. amanda: we want to hear from you. you can send your stories about buying a home, car, paying off alone, anything that has to do with money. we want to hear about your triumphs and frustrations. now let's head over to meteorologist sergeant -- lisa arjen. lisa: temperatures in the 60's. a little bit heavier along the central coast. we will talk about your sunday sunday. amanda: also, a big day in big

bend. chris alvarez has all of the highlights in sports.

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>> cal taking on notre dame. notre dame surprisingly 0-2. notre dame quarterback fumbled the snap. he recovers. he got an ear full. -- earful. call-up lead 7-0. in the second order, 21 yard

gametime touchdown. we are tied up at seven. fourth quarter, tied at 17. a touchdown pass, 24-17 notre dame. last chance for cal, process it up. it is a hail mary and batted around and up or grabs, almost comes up with it but it hits the ground notre dame holds on 24-17. what a wild game that was. it has been a season of the ceremony. the longtime giants outfielder injured in style and said hi to all of the fans and watched his name go on a plaque. >> thank you for embracing me. you have passion, creativity, love and i appreciate every moment i have one day was a

dream come true to play in front of you. chris: after all, he threw the pitch out to his dad. for the giants, top of two, there is klay thompson's brother, cap the third, up the middle, crawford bobbles it and can't convert the double play. fielders choice, 6-1 l.a. a solo shot, the 19th of the season. giants, taking home the win. they have had a great year. eight and astros, fun -- a's and astros, a fun game. kyle tucker, a two run shot, astros in front. seth brown, a three run shot,

a's up at the time. they win 8-5. all of the highlights later. amanda: getting a check of the bay area forecast. we certainly need this wet weather. lisa: we do and we only have 1/10 of an inch in the higher elevations. it is just getting going. brighter it yells and red's offshore associated with a cold front south of the bay area. a few light showers near fairfield. near 580, past fremont, more moderate through santa clara and san jose getting light showers.

through the santa cruz mountains, picking up rain. you can see this line that will continue into the south bay. 60's now. a wind advisory through 4:00 tomorrow. up to 32 miles per hour in hayward, oakland. upper elevations over at 40 miles per hour. the wind will continue to ramp up and that has allowed for 60's anywhere from 18 degrees warmer. here is a look at the winds. by 9:00, certainly seeing the wind through 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon. 50 miles an hour on the peninsula. in the early evening, still quite breezy. here is a look at the next hour or so, a line of shower activity

around san francisco south and pushing through. heavier downpours throughout the afternoon. at noon time, a few peaks of sun. by the time you are watching the game, you can see scattered showers, partly cloudy skies around santa clara. the rain is not over with. this is 8:00 tonight, and you can see the east bay through the mountains, more shower activity. through monday, that is the energy and the mechanism that could drive thunderstorms our way into monday afternoon. you see that in the higher elevations looking at heavy downpours. rainfall today, tonight come into monday afternoon and evening. upwards of two inches in the sonoma hills.

scattered showers, cries today below-average from mid-60's in half moon bay. low 70's for most of us. the seahawks are in town with breezy wounds and scattered showers. the forecast taking us through the next several days with unsettled weather and breezy conditions. high pressure builds quickly and we are warming up. autumn arrives in the evening on thursday. 93 -- 90 degree heat inland this weekend. amanda: a piece of san francisco history at risk of fading away. boy scout troop three has operated in chinatown for more than 100 years with all the ups and downs that come with it. they face new challenges. jim johnson set in on one of their meetings.

tim: tucked away in chinatown, you will find a piece of history few know is there. >> this is 1964, our trip at the time. tim: boy scout troop three has withstood the standard -- test of time, the second oldest in the nation. he has been a part of the troop for nearly 60 years, first as a scout and now as one of the scoutmasters. >> you see them when they are 11 years old and you see them when they graduate and are 18 and to see the remarkable change. tim: today's troop was open to everyone but when founded, all of the members were ethnically chinese out of necessity. >> because the chinese exclusion act, history shows we weren't welcome here. >> over the years, the troop has dwindled in size and is currently down to 13 members. he believes costs and

hard-working immigrant families plays a role. >> we are a lot of than other troops. they have a lot more resources and parenting and are able to be involved in the program. tim: the sense of camaraderie and lessons they learn remains timeless. he has been a member for the past several years and made some of his closest friends and enjoys passing his knowledge to the next generation. >> i try my best to try to be a leader to them but also be a friend. tim: they are stepping up recruitment efforts hoping to remain a part of san francisco's culture for another 108 years. >> we offer hands-on learning experience, building confidence, teaching, and having fun, responsibility.

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welcome back. we hope the guy you see in the hat is getting plenty of rest this weekend. that's greg cook a runner who just jugged 40 miles saturday morning from san francisco to petaluma. he was joined by a few friends along the way cook ran to raise money for prostate cancer research so far. he says he's raised about 12,000 dollars cook left san francisco at about 6am and arrived in petaluma. just before 3 pm the run took him through south toledo mill valley and several other parts of the north bay the number 40 also added some significance is he just turned 40 years old yesterday. happy birthday greg now happening today if you're looking for something fun to do grab your rain boots the 65th

annual mill valley full arts festival gets underway this morning. it will take place amongst the redwoods at mill valley's historic old mill. despite the wet weather of the festival is scheduled to go on all day. it's from 10 am until 5 pm organizers say there's something for everyone including art live music food crafts and entertainment for the kids. next on abc 7 mornings at 6 am the bay area is slated to get some rain today. we're all ready taking it. we know a look at how people are preparing for the incoming weather in the north bay and a woman brutally beaten as her beloved pet was stolen at gunpoint the crime caught on camera.

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