>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> our motto is when it rains, we poor. we will be happy to pour wine for anyone who wants to come down. amanda: some may be dusting off umbrellas, raincoats and boots with plans to brave the elements. others weighing in on whether the weather is worth it. good morning, let us start with a quick look at the weather. lisa, we know wet and windy to start the week. lisa: that is right, we are doubling some monthly records as we look at a cold front working through the bay area this morning, going in closer to the north bay, we can see heavier downpours. a light rain from pinegrove to sonoma, also of toward the delta. further to the north, looking at

a heavier to moderate shower. let showers from 680, walnut creek. done by the santa cruz mountains, getting decent rain. a live look outside, temperatures in the low to mid-60's. as you look at the golden gate bridge, lots of dark clouds. 71 in livermore, 10 degrees warmer this hour than yesterday. when from eight to 35 miles an hour, they will continue to increase with a wind advisory through 4:00 a.m. monday. exclusive storm impacts scale level 1 system today, tomorrow and tuesday. slight chance of thunderstorms today, better chance tomorrow. on and off showers right in time for the 49er game, we will talk about how much rain you will get in your neighborhood for a two day total, which will be coming up in a few minutes. amanda: as she mentioned, the rain and wind hitting the bay area right now. some areas feeling the sizable

storm harder than others. how this is impacting bay area events. reporter: some tunes, art, and a little wine. >> a little chardonnay at the lafayette aren't -- art and wine festival. >> we typically have around 400 vendors, we usually expect to get somewhere around 65,000 people for the weekend. it is a big event. reporter: organizers are keeping close tabs on the weather, the possibility of drenching rain and gusty wind not worry them. >> our motto is when it rains, we poor. we will be happy to pour wine for anyone who wants to come down. reporter: we know will get gusty in some places, that's why a lot of the tents are weighed down by sandbags. others are held down by 50 gallons drums. >> these are water tanks, they are held by ropes on the polls over the stage. these things, you cannot move

them. they are heavy. we feel that they are very secure. reporter: miles away, these sidewalks are empty and will stay that way sunday. on facebook, you will find this post. event postponed due to rain in the forecast. in san francisco on the saturday night, signs alerting people that the western addition is off because of concerns about the wind. >> it was a difficult decision, we did decide to cancel when the wind advisory came in. it was not going to be safe to set up in the wind. reporter: the last time it was in this neighborhood was before the pandemic. >> we were expecting about 10,000 folks, we had almost a dozen musical acts plan, about 90 vendors and exhibitors coming out. reporter: organizers say they are not taking any chances, given the possibility of high wind. >> it did not make sense to have hundreds of staff and volunteers roll out in the rain and wind,

and potentially thousands of attendees be battling the wind and barricades flying over, things like that. amanda: as the bay area braced for the early-season storm, the city of oakland is encouraging his nieces and residents to adopt a storm drain. it is part of a program to prevent streets from flooding. the city plans to provide rakes, brooms and other cleaning supplies. ready or not, the rain is here. windshield wipers were needed this morning for drivers in marin county. this is what looked like in san rafael about an hour ago. a storm gave many people a reason to prepare. after nearly six months of dry weather and drought conditions, the precipitation is cause for excitement and concern. >> we are ready. reporter: he is ready for september rain. he is in novato, looking to

outfit his employees at trader joe's with rain boots. >> we got a bunch of rain gear, some boots to be ready for the rain to stay dry and safe. reporter: he needed tarps to cover his roof. >> doing a remodel, have some holes for skylights that are open. worried about the storm. >> these are emergency bags of flood barriers. you put them out flat and dry, when the water hits and they absorb it and turn into a sandbag or barrier. reporter: the manager says rain gear is suddenly back in fashion. >> it is a lot of preparedness, not quite sure how much rain is going to come. reporter: this was rain from last winter. >> we have our fire crew staffed up, we staffed up some engines as well. reporter: the battalion chiefs is adding extra cruise, concerned about storm damage between sunday and monday. >> as the rain comes in, all of the trees still have all the leaves. we will have a lot of tree down

power lines down, that kind of stuff. reporter: the weather station will be on duty, providing real-time information about rainfall amounts and water levels. no flooding is expected. >> i welcome it, we need rain. early and often, as i like to say. let us get it in small doses of you not have flood issues. reporter: in santa rosa, the free sandbag station opened friday. she was here feeling -- filling sandbags to protect her home. >> i am glad it is raining. i hope it rains more. reporter: the santa rosa fire department tweeting, argue rain ready during fire season? upwards of two inches possible through tuesday. >> it is a welcome sight, to put a temporary pause on critical fire season we are facing. though this is not enough rain to get us out of fire season, it will slow things down. amanda: of course, our abc 7

weather team will be tracking the storm all weekend long. you can get a life update like the one here every hour in our abc 7 bay area streaming app. download it now so you have it ready to monitor conditions. it is free and easy to download on roku, apple tv, fire tv and entry tv devices. the report offered for an arrest in the murder of a tv station security guard has been increased to $40,000. when ron gilbert is the third suspect in the killing. the other two men are in custody for the death of kevin nashita, he was killed by guarding a news crew on assignment in downtown oh in the day before thanksgiving last year. the reward for gilbert's whereabouts was increased by donations from the victims's family and friends. the two men in custody are due to appear in court to answer to charges this week. a hollister woman since she is in a lot of pain after being attacked and what police say is the city's first french bulldog theft.

they tweeted this video of two men dashing out the front door with her dog. hollister police confirmed ropes came home thursday around 11:30 and walked in on two suspects armed with handguns. she is a white french bulldog with black spots. the thieves got away in a silver chevy malibu with paper plates. a strong earthquake shock much of taiwan this morning, toppling a three-story building and temporarily trapping for people inside. the ceiling of a school gym came crashing down, you see it there. the 6.8 quake is the largest and latest around the island's southeastern coast. it doesn't have hit the same area. a 6.4 struck last night. -- dozens have the same area. people lived on the top floors. the 70-year-old owner and his wife were rescued first, it took

longer to get a 39-year-old woman and her five-year-old daughter out. house speaker nancy pelosi and two other bay area congresswomen arrived in armenia saturday. she is the highest-ranking u.s. official to visit since the country gained independence. many armenian americans are hopeful the visit will be to the medic breakthroughs. -- lead diplomatic breakthroughs. reporter: this is the largest armenian festival in the bay area. >> it is just awesome to get with all of our friends and cook for everybody. it is fun. reporter: as armenian americans celebrate, how speaker pelosi led a delegation that arrived in armenia saturday. the delegation includes jackie speier and another, both of whom are of armenian descent.

roxanne is with the san francisco chapter of the armenian national committee of america. they met with congresswoman spear before the trip. >> it is heartwarming to know that even in her last months as a congresswoman, she is going to push as hard as she possibly can for the safety and security of armenia. reporter: in a statement, pelosi says the visit to armenia is a powerful symbol of u.s. firm commitment to a peaceful, prosperous and democratic armenia. >> the u.s. is setting the stage to maybe replace russia. reporter: the u.s. is also flexing its diplomatic muscle by backing up recognition of the armenian genocide and 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 step up to that and make the world aware

that we are going to do it all the time under this administration. reporter: pelosi says they are calling for a lasting settlement to the decades long conflict in the disputed region. they blame each other for the renewed fighting from the past week. the deadliest since a six-week war in 2020 left thousands dead. >> i really appreciate that nancy pelosi and all the representatives who are in armenia now are defending those values, which will keep our identity. amanda: now let us head over to lisa arjun for a look at the weather. we know we need the rain. lisa: we picked it may be attentive and inch, more than that and upper elevations. as we look at site in richmond, you can see the clouds. breezy, scattered showers throughout the morning and may be heavy downpours later today. we will talk about the full weather forecast when we come back. amanda: the 49ers home opener is

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amanda: here is a live look at santa cruz, you can see the waves crashing on the beach. i can imagine too many people will be out today, we will check in with lisa in a few minutes. for now, the 49ers home opener is set against the seattle seahawks. while it may be a bit wet, dustin dorsey shows us the 49er faithful are in for some new tasty treats. reporter: on the field, the 49ers working on getting back to the winning ways, highlighted by new talent. of the field, highlighted by new taste the chefs believe they already cooked up a victory. when the fateful take their seats at levi's stadium, the team's is fans will be in for a

treat with the 2022 stadium menu. >> what happens on the field we cannot control, but we can put a lot of time in planning -- and planning into what we do for food and beverage. we like to push ourselves, create new partnerships. we want to come up with creative, new waves -- ways to serve food. reporter: creative serving, check. great variety, check. from donuts to fine dining, tacos and burgers, across the concourse and premium seats and season-ticket specials, food for the faithful. >> this is better than a normal stadium burger. >> absolutely. in normal stadium burger will not give you the signature barbecue sauce. i think football fans will enjoy this particular menu, no fuss. straight to the point, in-your-face goodness. reporter: they are just one of the stadium partners with local

flair. fans can also enjoy a 49er psycho doughnut from the kimball-based company for a superduper burger born in san francisco. a taste of home fans cheer on the home team. >> being from the bay area, you are proud to be from the bay area. i am born and raised, so to work for a company like this that was born and raised here, it is amazing. i am a huge fan. just to be a part of it is great. amanda: don't forget, there are two monday night football games tomorrow night. titans take on the bills at 4:15 on espn followed by vikings versus eagles here on abc 7. the second game starts at 5:30 and is followed by our sports show. a new proposal by the california air resources board is mandating an end to diesel powered trucks and big rigs. according to the chronicle, large trucking companies will have to phase out existing leads to zero emission vehicles by

2024. officials with the california trucking association say that truckers worry about the practicality involved with the costs. lack of charging stations and the current limited range of electric vehicles. the board is holding a public hearing in october on the proposal. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. one of the issues we are focusing on is climate change and the environment. thousands of volunteers combed the berkeley marina and other waterways across the state saturday in search of trash. the annual california coastal cleanup day is designed to raise awareness about marine letter problems. it is a chance to volunteer alongside families, scout troops and other organizations help clean up some beloved attractions. >> we found about 2000 pounds of trash just in berkeley. that might not sound like a lot, it might sound like a lot. but a lot of it is paper and styrofoam. if you can imagine how much paper and styrofoam we had to collect to get 2000 pounds. amanda: hundreds of people were

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 county park as part of california coastal cleanup day. they picked up trash harmful to nearby natural habitats. nearly 30,000 people volunteer for the statewide cleanup. more than 220,000 pounds of trash is been collected. this weekend, the santa clara county fair is back. you can take a trip back in time at yesterday's farm. organizers held a junior livestock option saturday afternoon featuring priced pigs, rabbits and other animals. today is the final day, it is being held at the county fairgrounds. lisa is tracking the forecast, we know it is a soggy sunday. lisa: good morning, we have had about .23 around can feel, so --

kentfield, so it is pretty widespread. live doppler 7, all of the radar getting you closer to the peninsula. yellow from highway 35 across and carla's avenue, 82 here. this is a moderate sell south of san mateo. into the south bay, light returns from cupertino. even down to 237, look here at the santa cruz mountains. a solid shield of light rain. the east bay from newark 80 and fremont, some rain and gusty wind and a bit of a break in parts of the east bay. the north, some light returns through novato and further north. it has been raining lightly from napa and st. helena. we will get into the on-again, off-again pattern throughout the day. temperatures have been mild with a gusty southerly wind, look at the golden.

temperatures in the low 70's right now in livermore. wind gusts from 20 to 30 miles an hour, we will continue to see them ramp up. wind advisory through 4:00 a.m., we are looking at them gusting to 45 miles an hour from the coast to the hills. here is a look at the 24 hour temperature change. it is much warmer in livermore. we look at the next several hours in terms of wind, check it out. 40 miles an hour at the coast within the next hour or so. by 2:00, over 50 miles an hour. you can see breezy all the way across into oakland and hayward and livermore. as we get to the rest of the day today, tracking the rain for you. here we are at 9:00. not raining everywhere, but waves of moisture will continue to push in through the bay area as the area of low pressure sits

offshore. that is the energy, then we have the moisture coming up from the south. you can see the spotty nature, this is 6:30. the 49ers game, there are showers in the forecast. we get to late tonight and into your monday with a little more son, still instability. looking at the possibility of a thunderstorm, rainfall totals through tuesday anywhere from a quarter of an inch to maybe three quarters of an inch. up her elevations from sonoma county and santa cruz area respectable with over two inches. so maybe quadrupling some september averages. today would be a hard day to break records, we had a very rainy 1959. we will be looking at some records tied or broken in some areas. sick stays in 70's with the gusty wind, level 1 system today, tomorrow and tuesday.

possibility of a thunderstorm. high pressure builds quickly, we are much warmer and in the 90's inland. it is going to be autumn, i do not know if you are ready. amanda: i am ready for the cooler weather, we need it. thank you. just ahead, breaking down the numbers and who is paying the price. looking into the impact sfpd staffing shortage is having on the city of san francisco. >> abc 7 storm impact scale. from one to five, like to severe , know how every storm will impact you. be prepared with the abc 7 storm impact scale from abc7news. impact scale from abc7news. you really can't get much for 5 bucks these days... unless... ♪ you got that bag ♪ ♪ you got that biggie bag ♪ ♪ you got that bag ♪ is that a real song? i think she liked it. your choice of sandwich plus all this for just 5 bucks is worth celebrating. choose wisely. choose wendy's biggie bag. life has never felt so expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart choice to shop with ikea.

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lisa: we escaped the downpours early this morning, feels like fall. current temperatures, early-season rain. we could be doubling september totals or quadrupling them in some spots. the live doppler 7 give the band of rain moving through. we will see this throughout the day, on and off showers. closer inspection of the cell moving over the bay, north of san mateo. heavy downpour around 82, light to moderate rain from redwood city down through palo alto. we are taking you on a tour in the east bay from hayward to union city, 880 and 680. in the south bay, it has been on and off from san jose and sunnyvale. in the north bay, san francisco is wet as well as san rafael, a little brick toward oakland. far north on top of the radar sweep, more showers up to st. helena. look at the soggy view from san rafael, 62 in san francisco.

61 in santa clara. it is breezy with the wind advisory through 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. south wind is keeping us mild, we are looking at the gusty wind from 30 to 40 and 50 miles an hour through the afternoon. upper elevations, near 40 miles an hour. today, tomorrow and tuesday level 1 system. we go through the day with scattered showers, some downpours. 2:00, could be a little soggy. looking at more gusty wind tonight and another wave of rain moving through. amanda: wet and windy. we elizabeth will be late to rest tomorrow. today, king charles is hosting world leaders ahead of the funeral. hundreds of thousands of people continue to wait for hours to pay their final respects. the queue to see the queen is expected to close today. reporter: an emotional moment as the queens grandchildren stood vigil beside her coffin.

this is thousands continue to brave the cold, standing in the queue snaking through central london. in some cases, for more than 22 hours. >> we have four hours to go, the reflective. that is what it is about. reflection. >> it is a very british thing to do. they are calling it the queue of all cues. --que -- queues. reporter: some mourners getting a surprise visit from members of the royal family, they are coming out to greet well-wishers. >> it could be argued that the royal family is its own queue. reporter: she will not be joining, but had to come and see it. >> i have seen a lot in my lifetime. i have seen the met job centers and food banks. but nothing compares to the magnitude of this one.

it is a braver person than me that could stand in this queue for this long. i am so proud of them for making this happen, the biggest in history. reporter: meanwhile, as final preparations for the queens funeral are underway, king charles is meeting with rep leaders who were in town, including the leaders of canada, australia, new zealand and jamaica. the queen consort paid tribute to the queen. >> she has got this wonderful blue eyes, when she smiles that letter per whole face. i will always remember that smile, it is unforgettable. reporter: around 2000 people will attend the state funeral on monday. today, a reception for world leaders. only working royals have been invited. harry, megan and andrew will not attend. amanda: president biden and the first lady arrived in london to attend we elizabeth sue numeral.

they are expected to pay their respects in an official condolence book before attending the reception. you can watch the funeral tomorrow morning here on abc seven. another load of migrants found its way north, this time a bus from texas dropped off about 50 people saturday outside vice president harris's home in washington, d.c. texas governor greg abbott has been sending migrants to democratic lead to cities as a way to protest the white house's immigration policies. florida governor ron desantis made headlines earlier this weekend when he had a group of migrants flown to martha's vineyard. the group dropped off in washington, d.c. yesterday was primarily from venezuela. officials say they will likely wind up in new york city. saturday, the internationalist nation of firefighters held a ceremony in honor of members that died in the line of duty. held at the fallen firefighter memorial in colorado springs, the sacred memorial has names of firefighters who died on duty or

succumbed to job related illnesses since 1918. thousands of family members gathered to honor 469 firefighters who paid the ultimate sacrifice to protect their communities. >> our prayers and our hearts go out to each and every family member who has added a loved one's name to this while in the past. and in those families presently that 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 in memory of their fallen firefighter. honoring the past and celebrating the future at the 35th annual chinese historical and cultural project gala last night. it got underway in santa clara. funds were raised for the nonprofit to help preserve chinese culture and history through community outreach. it held the live auction, award ceremony and fashion show.

developing news in puerto rico, president biden approved an emergency declaration as fiona intensifies into a hurricane. right now, the storm is roaring near the island, bringing the threat of flooding and mudslides. we have seen people stocking up on last-minute supplies and boarding up windows. it was nearly five years ago to the day that hurricane maria battered the island. nearly 3000 people died in the wake of that storm. still ahead, the weather feels more like fall. how about airfare? the summer travel hassle is finally easing up. we have some advice for those looking ahead. we want to give you a live look, you can see the rain on the camera. it is a soggy sunday, we will check in with lisa for the forecast.

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of people hitting the roads. take your time, we will check in with lisa in a few moments. it has been a tumultuous travel summer as americans broke free of covid restraints and took to the skies. will flying be easier this fall? we take a look ahead. >> i have flown a lot of times in my life, i have never had an experience like that. reporter: christina had just left a peaceful yoga retreat in the countryside of portugal. she was filled with a sense of calm and serenity, until she tried to fly home. >> i do not know what caused such a horrible thing. reporter: she was instantly immersed in air travel chaos when her flight was delayed three hours, then sat on the tarmac in toronto for two hours, causing her to miss your connecting flight home to sonoma. air canada locked its gate and ticket agents went home. christina slept an airport windowsill.

>> i used some of my technique i used to stay calm during the whole deal with the flight on the way home. i did not want to lose all of the good mojo. reporter: she was one of millions of passengers who paid high airfares only to face repent delays and cancellations during the peak days of summer travel. the toronto airport had the worst mobile on-time record the summer, with 51% of flights delayed. >> things got quite bad at the beginning of the summer. it was not just your imagination. within one and four flights were delayed into 3% of flights nationwide were canceled. that is significantly higher than the historical averages, and i think really underscores just what a difficult time it was for many false traveling. reporter: scott says airlines are struggling to ramp up after the pandemic low. hiring over summer has helped reduce delays and cancellations.

airfares are also dropping, prices spiked by 37% over summer and are down by 40% or more. >> the general rule of thumb is flights taken after labor day are 50% cheaper than flights before labor day. >> those prices will not last. holiday airfare will shoot right back up to summertime rates. reporter: -- >> if you wait to book holiday flights until november, chances are fears will not be cheap, they will not be decent. they are going to be very expensive. amanda: of course, we want to hear from you. you can send the team your stories about buying a home, car, paying off a loan, anything that has to do with money. we want to hear about your tramps and frustrations. go to our website to share them. over to lisa for a look at our weather, we know it is a soggy sunday. lisa: a beautiful site as we

look out with all cloud cover, it does not tell the whole story because showers are on and off throughout the bay area. winds are gusty, we are going to keep this weather regime with us for the next several days. i will talk about the storm impacts scale and rain totals when we return. amanda: also next, a big day in south bend. where the bears able to fend off the fighting irish saturday? chris alvarez has the highlights and sports.

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starting the second quarter. he recovers, watch. an ear full from the head coach, marcus freeman. got a hold on the ball. 18 yards, first career touchdown. cal leading 7-0. later, seems core. gametime touchdown, we are tie n pa.last chae fothere is an up, . it is batted around come up for grabs. almost comes up with that, but hits the ground. notre dame holds on 24-17. cal the first loss, notre dame first win. a wild game. it is been a season of ceremonies for the san francisco giants. saturday night, hunter pence

turn entered in style through smoke on a scooter, said hi to the fans. watches his black go on the giants wall of fame. >> thank you for embracing me. giants fans, you have passion, creativity, love. i appreciate every moment i had. one day was a dream come true to play in front of you. chris: after all of that, throwing the first pitch to his dad. good to see hunter of back. open game for the giants -- bullpen game for the giants. 2-1 blue crew. up the middle, crawford bobbles it. cannot convert the double play. solo shot to left center, 19th of the season. that is a career-high.

l.a. take someone number 100 this season, they have had a great year. a z astros, third game of a four-game set. game tied at one. giving up three homers, kyle tucker to run shot. esters in front. a's down, three run shot to right. at that point, they add a few more and win 8-5. we will have the 49ers highlights later today. enjoy your sunday. amanda: seattle has a rainy reputation, hopefully to -- that does not give them an advantage. getting a check of the forecast, but and windy start to the week. lisa: we've been watching it all morning. we are getting a nice downpour here in san francisco. live doppler 7, you can see the widespread shower activity right now. as we go in closer, here is a

look at the city and over into a wind. some moderate rain. westward, down the peninsula from south city to pacifica, further south the santa cruz mountains have done well. morgan hill, sandra team getting wet. in the east bay 580, you can see the yellow. san leandro, somewhat weather through berkeley, kensington and richmond. -- some wet weather through berkeley, kensington and richmond. further to the north, a bit of a break. with the low-pressure offshore, we see continued rotation of showers. isn't that a gorgeous site? 63 in oakland, 50 nine half moon bay. mount tam with a soggy picture, anywhere from a quarter inch to half inch. santa rosa just 59 degrees with 63 in concord, 80 degrees

temperature and southerly winds in the east bay valley. a lot going on with the gusty winds over 30 miles an hour, southerly wind will stay with us right on through early tomorrow. upper elevation wind, over 30 miles an hour and will continue to increase. 24 hour temperature change, cool in the north bay and muggy inland. as we get there 11:00, look at the wind. 20, 30, 40 miles an hour. over 50 through the afternoon. colors indicate the strong flow. area of low pressure optional a few breaks and sunshine, that will prime the atmosphere for more downpours this afternoon into monday. this is 3:00. through cloverdale into the east bay, could see heavy downpours. through 6:00 tonight, not out of it. we continue to see the rotation through sunday night into monday. with each day, less rainfall.

we added in the rain from today, tomorrow and tuesday, lingering showers. the north bay by the delta, anywhere from a third to an inch and a half. into the east bay, some pretty good rain throughout fremont and hayward. santa cruz mountains watching the burns car area, could definitely see runoff, ponding on the roadways. hopefully you had a chance to clear those. windy conditions to the looking at 60's to 70's, it is chilly in the north bay. for the niners, breezy. accuweather 7 day forecast, level one of the exclusive storm impact scale continues into monday with a chance of thunderstorms. lingering showers tuesday. behind that, looks like we get right back into summer. the autumn equinox is thursday, but we are in the 90's friday inland.

amanda: a piece of san francisco history is at risk of fading away. boy scout troop three has operated in chinatown for more than 100 years, withstanding all the ups and downs. they face new challenges. we sat in on one of their meetings. reporter: tucked away on the border of san francisco's chinatown, you will find a piece of the city's history few know is there. >> this is 1964, this was the trip at that time. reporter: boy scout troop three has withstood the test of time, becoming what is believed to be the oldest troop west of the mississippi river and the second oldest in the nation. stephen has been part of the troop for nearly 60 years, first as a scout and now is one of its scoutmasters. >> you see them when they are 11 years old, you see them when they graduated 18. just to see the change. reporter: today's troop is open

to everyone. when it was founded in 1914, all members were ethnically chinese out of necessity. >> because of the chinese exclusion act, history shows us we were not welcome here. reporter: over the years, the group gradually dwindled in size and is down to about 13 members. he says he believes cost and the neighborhood being home to hard-working immigrant families plays a role. >> i see that, we are a lot different than a lot of other troops. they have more resources, more parents able to be involved in the program. reporter: despite the reduction in size, the since of camaraderie and the lessons scouts learn remain timeless. he has been a member of the trips for the past several years and says he made some of his closest friends and enjoys passing his knowledge down to the next generation. >> i try my best to be a leader, but also be a friend.

reporter: he says following the pandemic, the troop is stepping up recruitment efforts, hoping to remain a part of san francisco's culture for another 108 years. >> the things we offer our hands on learning experiences, building their confidence, teaching and having fun, responsibility. i do not think any of that gets old. amanda: next, there is going for a run, then there is going for a run. an incredible journey for a good cause that took a man across the golden this weekend. life has never felt so expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart choice to shop with ikea. jamie hasn't stopped dancing since she left the store.

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petaluma just before 3:00. the number 40 has added significance, he just turned 40 yesterday. let us get our final check of the weather with lisa. lisa: that is to get to the east bay, piedmont is getting a pretty good downpour. outward emeryville, skyline boulevard. we look at parts of lafayette and berkeley, wet weather in oakland through san rafael. it is looking pretty wet. down the peninsula from san francisco in the south city, more wet weather. so good news as we look at more on and off rain showers throughout the day today, level one system and chance of a thunderstorm. better chance tomorrow. amanda: thank you for joining us on abc seven mornings. abc7news continues at 5:00 p.m., have a great day. ♪

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