building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. now at six a cool start, but be prepared to see some rain across the bay area a system coming through that might bring not just rain but snow to parts of the mountains as well. good morning everybody. it's sunday november 6. i'm liz kroitz and we're going to start by tracking that rain. it's good to see it lisa. there's a beautiful picture. yeah, you can see some clearing out there. that's why we're so chilly in the north bay our level one system coming in tonight. there are several disturbances dropping from the pacific northwest. you can see how seattle and portland or beginning a hammered with the rain the cold air and yes, you're right even mount hamilton could see some snow we can see thunderstorms and the snowfall totals are pretty epic when you stay tuned and we'll

get to those in my full weather forecast 50 in danville right now walnut creek same deal the cool 40's upper 30s in santa rosa a little fog there 51 along the coast and we are anywhere from a degree to 13 degrees chillier this morning and that vantage point with the sun coming up with 640. rise setting at 5:05. we are dry and we have a cool fall day on the way with the clouds increasing throughout the day the rain arriving about nine o'clock in the far north bay sweeping through the bay area and this is just the beginning of several days of cold unsettled weather. i'll detail that for you in a few minutes list. all right, lisa. thank you. not a new developments in the search of a missing east bay woman the search for alexis gabe has come to a tragic end the 24 year olds remains were located in a remote part of amador county on thursday in the town of plymouth following a tip to law enforcement abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard tells us there's heartbreak and sadness in alexis's hometown of oakley. very sad, very heartbreaking.

very sad, i just wish peace for her family. now the news that most everyone in oakley had feared coming true about missing local woman alexis gabe. i mean, i feel like a lot of us. thought it was a possibility, but there was still a little bit of hope that maybe she was somewhere police confirming the 24 year old's partial remains were located thursday in plymouth, california in amador county. she disappeared on january 26th where she was last seen leaving the antioch home of her former boyfriend marshall jones, her car was found in oakley, but there was no sign of her investigators determine jones droved at the spot where alexis has remains were found just hours after her disappearance police shared grim details with the gabe family about the trash bags. jones was seen carrying to his mother's house the gabe spoke to us in august seeing more than one egg. we question the policing. so what does that supposed to mean this does that mean?

she's in pieces marshall curtis jones a 27 year old male and a resident of antioch. killed alexa at his home on or about january 26th. 2022 jones was killed near seattle in june when police moved into arrest him. there were large-scale community searches for alexis the class kids foundation assisted in the efforts founder mark classes own daughter. pauly was murdered in the 1990s. hope we can find a way to move forward and to honor alexis life the gabe family requesting privacy, but posted information on facebook on their plans to honor alexis with a celebration of life memorial next january and a candlelight vigil on december 9th the family saying i hope you can come pray with us alexis. would appreciate your presence that night oakley police plan to give further details at a news

conference on monday morning in oakley cornell bernard abc 7 news. the contra costa county district attorney's office releases statement that reads in part quote. we're hopeful that the discovery of alexis is partial remains will provide the games a sense of closure to this tragedy. we're also hopeful that this discovery will provide law enforcement with additional evidence in the the ongoing investigation of her death. another grab-and-go robbery at a bay area mall, palo alto, please tell abc 7 news that just before seven pm last night five suspects rushed into the burberry store at stanford shopping center. they threaten to hurt the employees as they grab several handbags and then dashed out of the store all of the suspects were wearing gray hooded sweatshirts and black mass. nobody was injured. an update on a fiery car crash that killed two people at el camino real in redwood city some people stopped by yesterday to leave flowers at the site to mourn the victims the crash caused major damage to both cars and one vehicle caught on fire a

17 year old driver and two passengers were in that car, but they have non-life threatening injuries. kentowski sees and traditionally gets going around thanksgiving, but this week's snowfall and a big storm moving in could pack the slopes early with skiers and snowboarders abc 7 news reporter on sir. hassan says, some people are anxious to finally head up to the sierra jeffrey click and his family are preparing for snow season trying on snow boots for their trip to tahoe at the sports basement in walnut creek. it's really exciting. i mean, i'm trying to you know teach these guys a little bit about the snow and culture and the mountains and getting outdoors a little bit more. so we're really excited to get started click grew up snowboarding in switzerland. but this will be the first time his two young kids. go skiing. what do you most excited about? time click returns to the snow since the pandemic just rebounding from the pandemic is likely to draw huge crowds to tahoe this season since kevin

cooper who monitors activity around the tahoe area. i have a feeling that what we'll do is we're gonna see pre-pandemic volume or visitor volume in the lake tahoation. not in the winter time, so that'll be good for everybody in and around the region taho is already kicking off november with this solid snowfall the national weather service predicts next week storm could dump up to four feet at the higher elevations cooper says an early snowfall means resorts may even open early historically thanksgiving is really been to kick off to the season. but after last year if we can open up just a few days early that will be absolutely absolutely fantastic. we're scares and riders it will all be great for the region which has been struggling with bosses from the pandemic last winter resorts played it safe with the reservation system, but this year cooper says it's back to operations his hope for this snow season is consistency. it doesn't matter. what side of the fence you're on climate is changing and last

year. we saw it all came all of our snow at least 95% of it came in the two weeks of december and then january february march. we didn't see snow again. we must saw maybe centimeters cooper says if the region can average a hundred inches of snow a month from now through march, it could be an incredible season. he says so far they're off to a good start on sarasin abc 7 news. glad to hear it. alright a preview of twitter changes coming a preview of changes coming to twitter. the company is planning to launch an upgraded twitter blue starting at $7.99 a month a product led at twitter a product lead there says the new blue plan isn't live yet, but some users are getting notifications as part of a live test. it'll add the blue verification check mark and we'll give premium people access to premium features. it is unclear whether currently verified twitter users will lose their check mark if they don't pay for the upgrade elon musk also said twitter will begin

allowing users to add long form texts to their tweets. twitter began making mass layoffs last week including 784 positions at its san francisco headquarters in the north day the public class community theater in petaluma held a grand reopening celebration. it was originally dedicated in honor of 12 year old poly class this theater in 1994 following her disappearance and murder class was known throughout the community as a passionate theater performer local performers took to the stage to mark this event the refurbished theater held two shows as part of its long-awaited return the poly class foundation raised more than one million dollars to bring the theater back to life. the work of the class foundation has done since the tragedy has been absolutely incredible. and anything we can do to continue to support that. you know, i have a 12 year old daughter now myself and i think about poly a lot and i think about the class family a lot. so anything we can do to help. the 110 seat theater was originally built as a church in

1911. new this morning. nobody won the powerball jackpot, which means tomorrow night's drawing will be a whopping 1.9 billion dollars and even though nobody hit the large pot at least one ticket worth more than one million dollars was sold in san leandro. that was at a 76 station on washington avenue. we will put up the winning numbers here for you just in case you want to check your i get to see if you want something they are 28.45 53 56 69. the powerball is 20 the demand for last night's powerball was so high. he crashed the website. the next drawing is tomorrow. okay, the houston astros and former giants manager dusty baker are waking up his world champions this morning. there goes the runner fly ball down. the right field line tucker comes on. kyle tucker this time they finish the job the houston astros world champions.

houston won the last three games of the series to take the title. this is their second and franchise history dusty baker finally won a world series as a skipper for the first time after 25 seasons, we're gonna hear more from him during during sports later this hour. and that was a scene in downtown houston last night fireworks went off and fans celebrated the title good for them lisa. all right, you're gonna get another powerball ticket lisa. what do you thinking? yeah. yeah. good morning. everybody. beautiful. sunny sunrise isn't at 6:40 the sun setting at 5:05 back to standard time and a dry day today before 11:1 system comes into night and a series of disturbances keeps us chili wet and pretty excited about the rain and snow prospects for the next several days. stay tuned. i'll explain next. thank you lisa. also had bay area hospital beds filling up with children sick with a respiratory illness the

signs just spot and the warning from health experts and then we're rescue efforts are underway after a plane crashed into a lake overnight. we'll explain what makes the train so magical? it's not just the enchanting call of the whistle or the adventurous spirit in every bend of the track. it's about where it goes. to places. and faces. and the warmest of memories.

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it's how it brings us together. here is a live look outside from our santa cruz camera. i'll quiet there this morning guess no one's hitting the beach during this rainy weather. okay new overnight rescue operations are underway after a plane crash into lake victoria in africa new video shows many of the passengers on board being rescued 43 people were on board. it's unclear right now if there were any fatalities one end of

the runway is near the edge of the lake early report suggests. there was bad weather which may have caused the plane to crash. and police in philadelphia are looking for the people suspected of firing into a crowd outside of a bar. at least nine. people were hurt. please say several people jumped out of a vehicle near that bar and just started shooting. they got back in the vehicle and drove away. please believe the shooters may have recognized and targeted someone in that crowd two of those hurt are in critical condition. aaron carter largely known for his breakout pop song i want candy has died at 34 the 90s teen idol was found dead in his bathtub at his southern california home aside from his music career carter acted on popular tv shows like lizzie mcguire and sabrina the teenage witch. he was also the younger brother to backstreet boys. nick carter officials did not provide information about a possible cause of death, very sad. your health is one of the focal points of building a better bay area and this morning bay area children's hospitals are packed with sick kids abc 7 news

reporter tara campbell talked to emergency doctors who are sounding the alarm. this situation right now with rsv and other viruses respiratory viruses is basically our march 2020. this is our pandemic dr. jackie. grubb. phelan is division chief of pediatric emergency medicine at ucsf benioff children's hospitals overseeing both facilities in oakland and san francisco. we've had our highest volume days at oakland and san francisco. in any time that we've been recording in the past five years, she says rsv and other respiratory illnesses are hitting kids much harder than covid. our icus are at capacity. we have boarding. children in the emergency department that haven't even been sent up. the floor because all of the hospital beds have been taken and these hospitals are relied on far beyond the borders of san francisco and oakland typically

taking in countless transfers. we have not been able to take children who we normally take from outside into our intensive care units and into our acute care side of the hospital. we are very severely affected right now. maritza solaris is the mother of three children all of them right in that risky age range for rsv and other respiratory illnesses. i don't want my kids to get it. it's scary. it's a it's another just thing that we have to keep our kids safe from i do worry that with the uptake across the country they could get affected possibly hospitalized. we just try to be safe where the masks whenever possible watch our hands all of that and the doctor says parents also need to be on the lookout for symptoms of rsv. what parents can look for is increased work of breathing inability to take liquids not being able to urinate at least two or three times a day looking more listless and not being as active. these are things that we would really want to check in with our

primary care doc. and that was tara campbell reporting now the doctor says if your child is symptoms, but they don't seem to be so severe your best bet is your family physician at the hospitals are just too backed up with that said if your child is severely struggling get them to an emergency room. the south bay a ribbon cutting ceremony is held for the new delano monungs park the ceremony included cultural performances by the kulinthong dialect and filipino american heritage group dancers the new park features an open turf area picnic tables a playground and a sign with the history of the delano monungs and san jose and filipino farm workers. it's aimed after emmy award-winning pbs documentary the delano manans. good news is in for student loan borrowers in california. governor gavin newsom proposed a plan to insure that any federal student debt relief will not be subject to state taxes newsom will work closely with the legislature on an early action plan over 3 million californians will receive up to 1.3 billion

dollars in tax relief the proposal will be included in the governor's budget which will be released in january and alright lisa. let's get a check of the forecast now tracking the rain one. can we expect the the biggest amount of rain to hit? well the first cold front moving through later on tonight. it's not going to be raining constantly for the next several days. the rain rates will increase into monday and tuesday when we see periods of heavy rain as that colder air moves in behind the front and then we eventually get that area of low pressure just around san francisco or south arriving into early tuesday. so we look at live doppler seven. you see all the activity in the pacific northwest. this will be moving. through california from the northwest to the southeast and disturbances embedded within that area of low pressure bringing us the rain and then eventually that low here is live doppler 7 where we have some clear sky and chillier numbers with the breezy winds around the bay area. this is mount tam you can see that guston the clear sky here

from the north bay 53 in san francisco 54 in oakland, san jose 52 santa clara and beautiful shot here from our roof camera. you can see all the colors 640 sunrise 43 a mile and a quarter visibility in santa rosa with 45 in novato 5. you in livermore so our 24 hour temperature change. look how much colder with that clear sky 10 to 12 degrees chillier colder along the coast. otherwise not a big change for the peninsula east bay and south bay. there's a look at sutro with more cloud cover and that's why you're about the same temperature. so cloudy and cool today the rain holding off till about 9 o'clock tonight in the north bay sweeping through the bay area right around midnight in the south bay and then looking at more rain the accumulated rain picking up. so those downpours with the colder air behind the system monday, maybe some hail into tuesday and as we look at our storm impact scale, this is going to come in tonight and keep it going monday this level

one system exclusive to abc 7. so several of them right on through tuesday and wednesday things begin to quiet down. so starting out with a few pockets of clear sky and then the high and mid-level clouds continue to increase stopping this at 11 o'clock tonight where the front has pushed through the north bay continues to sink to the south and the east you can see that rain sweeping through early. monday doesn't look too bad, right, but just wait we're gonna get the pockets of the downpours throughout the afternoon the cold air the blustery winds temperatures as much as five to eight degrees. cooler and then here comes that low and we can get even heavier rain your tuesday morning commute looking pretty sloppy here, and we're going to see not only the chance of thunderstorms, but the rainfall may be creating some nuisance flooding and could see some snowy peaks around mount hamilton even mount diablo's that cold air moves in but most of the rainfall is over by that time. so we're looking at pretty dynamic event as we look through

the next several days rainfall'n inch of raioe thrersf the peninsula benr an inch possibly two inches and our winter storm warning tonight right on through wednesday travel not advised gusty winds and these snow totals. i think maybe a little conservative as we go through this accumulated snowfall check it out. this is a pretty big deal here with anywhere from four five. look at kirkwood. they always do well in the south. they're 62 inches that sounds unreal has today in the 60s cloudy the rain arriving late tonight the accuweather 7-day forecast are level one system with the cooler air monday possibility a thunderstorms through tuesday, and then by wednesday, we're clearing up and as we get to the end of the week, we could be tracking more rain into saturday. so very exciting. that is exciting. all right, lisa. thank you. just had a walk for a great cause how much money we help raise for alzheimer's treatment and awareness.

all right. good morning. america is coming up right here on abc 7. so let's check in with our team in new york for a preview. good morning coming up here on gma down to the wire now. just two days away from the midterm elections with the latest abc news washington post poll is revealing about where voters stand on the top issues as big names from both parties. hit the campaign trail and law enforcement officials take action to make voting sites safe are eva pilgrim will co-anchor from the battleground state of pennsylvania this morning plus remembering aaron carter after the former child pop singer was found dead in his california home. what we're learning about is death and how fans are reacting this morning and the astros beating the phillies and game six of the world series last night more on the highlights and the celebrations behind the scenes in houston.

it's all ahead right here on gma. jeopardy's tournament of champions continues this week on abc 7 and abc 7 abc news anchor with johnson sat down with some of the contestants including the bay area's own amy schneider. the japanese tournament of champions. i will say going into the game. i was a little bit nervous with jeopardy's tournament of champions in full swing viewers getting ready for the big semi-final round as former jeopardy superstars. take the stage this week. welcome the tournament hosted by record-breaking jeopardy winner ken jennings. what is macbeth? hope nothing that happens to you? that's correct. amy schneider the epic 40 game winner in the first woman to win more than one million is back the ex-engineering manager from california says, it's all about having an athlete's mindset in her case one of an nba champion. i would feel like, you know, steph curry like, okay. i miss those questions, but i just got to keep bringing in because like i'm good and i'll get them or the sort of thing about how the pressure goes away

when you're on the court doing your thing matt. what's born jason bourne? yes, 38 game winner matt amadio also back this phd student from connecticut lichens his jeopardy experience to being a baseball. layer, the stakes are high. the stakes are adult stakes, but it's a kids game. it's fun. i enjoy every second of it and 23 game winner mattea roach a tutor from canada says, it's all about getting to the buzzer. first. what i learned is you don't want to have too big of a lunch because it will slow you down on the butter. these three will face off for a friendly exhibition game on tuesday and will honor longtime jeopardy host alex trebek on the two-year anniversary of his dad. he's still there in terms of his imprint on the game and also all of the people involved and so he did such an amazing job while there but he even set up a great atmosphere and a great a great machine to continue on the exhibition game will also include a category inspired by

trebek schneider a modio and roach have each earned buys and we'll head straight to the semifinal round. so what are their game day secrets matthew says it's all about fuel i would a red ball before each of my 39 games i was toned down and and calm and reserved on the show, but believe it or not. that's me amped up on red bull for mattea. a familiar song by chumbawamba to get her through the daily doubles. and for amy, it's hip hop lose yourself being on there and you know the cardi b is lizzo was a bunch of pump up songs and you know that that just just getting myself in the mindset like i'm going there to win. i'm great. i can do this. that was which johnson reporting for us. you can watch amy and the rest of the tournament this week jeopardy airs weeknights at 7:00 here on abc 7. so the carbon abc 7 mornings

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i just didn't have to work so hard to remember things. moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. good morning. everyone. thanks again for joining us here at 6:30 with lisa arjen and lisa were tracking all that range. so good to see it. yeah, we sit here over and over and say when are we gonna get the rain and finally and we're gonna see some breaks, but it is going to be a pretty wild couple of days and as we look at the view right now the sun coming up in 10 minutes, so we are excited about that 640 sunrise maybe not so excited about that 505 sunset 53 in the city 54 in oakland as well as san jose. look at beautiful santa cruz at 53 high of around 60 today with low 40s and partly cloudy conditions up in the north bay. so as we look at our 24-hour temperature change, yeah with

those clear sky 12 to 13 degrees cooler a little fog in santa rosa and here's the plan today. we stay dry and temperatures hovering around 60 the clouds increasing of the day and the rain knocking on our door nine o'clock in the north bay, and then it sweeps to the south and east so we'll talk thunderstorms hail low snow levels mountain snow in the next three days in a few minutes list. all right, lisa. thank you with election day. just a few days away. both republicans and democrats are holding out. hope that they can control congress and which party wins may be determined by a handful of races here in california. will democrats or republicans win control of the house of representatives on tuesday? the answer could be determined by just a handful of key races in california. we have a situation in congress where a flip of five districts will determine who controls congress. so california does have the ability to impact the house in these competitive districts, pol.

itical includes district 47 in orange county where democratic congresswoman katie porter who has gone viral for her use of a whiteboard during congressional hearings is at risk of losing her seat. there are a number that are real nailbiters those range also from being some that are democratic held and some that are republican help in each of these districts at play all across the state is that there is a significant latino electorate christian orana is the vice president of policy at the latino community foundation. he says latino voters could be critical and determining the outcome of these races and this the future of the house my beatles in california could ultimately decide who is in the majority come january 2023 both arana and mitchell say this is most true in two toss-up races district 22 in the central valley where republican and comment david valadeo is up

against democrat assembly men rudy salas and district 27 in northern, la county. republican incumbent mike garcia is up against democrat. assemblywoman. christy smith. mitchell says their national modeling shows of democrats can flip these two seats, then they have a good chance of winning the house. that's how important that would be as a signal as to where the national mood is. and right now according to 538 the house is favored to be won by republicans, but we'll see on tuesday to shore up some support here in the state governor gavin newsome is campaigning for congresswoman katie porter in orange county today here locally mayor. willie brown is hosting his annual free election day luncheon this tuesday. it happens every election day at john's grill in san francisco. it's attended by a who's who of bay area politics and it is open to everyone. this is a collection of people who are from the press people from the political world people holding political office people trying to hope political people.

wanted to be seen it happens right here at john's grill, and i am the host. i don't pay for a nickel of it, but i'm those the tradition for this luncheon began in the 1980s. this year's event is from 11:30 to 2 pm on tuesday at john's grill on ellis street. willie brown hopes to see you there and nationally former presidents are also hitting the campaign trail and these final days before the midterms. some key senate races are bringing high stakes for the future of the country. here's abc news reporter ty hernandez. with days until tuesday's midterm elections candidates and key races that could decide the balance of power in the senate making their pitch to voters in the battleground state of arizona the race between democratic senator mark kelly and trump-backed republican challenger blake masters tightening. do we think the red wave is dead? here's the thing that worries me the most by far and that's our democracy.

on saturday in pennsylvania, president biden and former president barack obama reuniting in philadelphia in support of john federman. and facts and logic and reason and basic decency on the ballot democracy itself is on the ballot. the stakes are high former president trump also in the keystone state campaigning for republican doctor mement oz if you want to stop the destruction of our country and save the american dream then this tuesday, you must vote republican in a giant red way tight senate races also in nevada, georgia and washington with republicans. hoping to oust incumbent democrats meantime president biden visiting new york today. he'll be at sarah lawrence college north of manhattan campaigning with governor kathy hogle ty hernandez abc news, new

york. on election night, we will be live streaming results as soon as the polls close for three hours straight from 8 to 11. you can join me dan and phil mateer for that on abc 7.com at the abc 7 bay area app on your smartphone or smart tv and here on tv. you can watch abc 7 news at 4 beginning at five. we'll go to abc network coverage of national elections with live local cut-ins every 30 minutes and then abc 7 news at 11:00 and we'll have a full recap of local results. part of building a better bay area is enriching our communities with diverse cultural experiences. and that's what the oakland symphony orchestra is all about abc 7 news. anchor dan ashley is on the board of the oso and introduces you to one of the amazing musicians who makes the magic on stage and in the classroom. they say music is the universal language.

and symphony orchestra cellist beth vandervent. that language is very much a conversation a way of communicating that creates a bond. orchestra is more than just bringing great music to the stage. it is about building community exchange between music makers and people who experience music and it's really is about building the big wee. the big wee that feeling of unity oneness created by a shared experience for beth the joy the magic of sharing music is not confined only to the concert hall but to the classroom as well as the manager

of the oakland symphony music for excellence program muse. it's all about the connection with young people. i vividly remember a light bulb moment. i had early on when i was first to muse teaching artists. i was at oakland high school working with a group of cellists and i played some hide in for them and in the middle of it one of the kids yelled out energetically, is this a hoe down and i finished and i realized yeah, he was so right there was a part of the piece. that sounds like a hoedown and it was a great connection that i had with that kid. and it was there that i really recognized that our education were the music is actually the

vehicle to connect with the students. beth loves being part of the oakland symphony orchestra, but she also loves being part of this community and a part of the lives of the young people. she has taught and also learned from through the oso's muse program. i live in oakland and sometimes it's the most delightful thing in the world to be at safeway and run into one of my students or maybe it's the post office, or maybe it's just walking around like merit. using music to create the big wee the music of the oakland symphony building a better community and a better bay area dan ashley abc 7 news oh, that's awesome. really cool, and it does sound like a hoe down. okay, the rock and roll hall of fame induction ceremony in los angeles brings some big stars into its legacy the show at the microsoft theater had performances from lionel richie

duran duran pat, benatar and eminem now forever honored in their hall others embrace the acknowledgment as hall of famers after previously turning it down including carly simon harry belafonte, judas priest and iconic headliner. even dolly parton despite some technical difficulties the artist played and gave speeches. a great turnout for a great event this weekend all for a good cause we're talking about the annual walk to and alzheimer's more than 2,000 people came together to bring awareness to the continuous fight against the disease an opening ceremony kicked off the walk at pier 27 yesterday and abc 7's anchor reggie a key served as a co-mc. he shared words of encouragement and awareness. we are raising money for an organization that i truly believe in. our lifetime is going to end all fabrics. more than six million americans have alzheimer's and 73% are 75 or older. this year's walk raised close to

870,000 and reggie along with other friends of our station participated in the walk. abc 7 news is a proud sponsor of the event. so we'll head on abc 7 mornings two minors rescued after being trapped underground for nine days. the item one of them said he used to survive and here's a live look outside this morning looking out over the bay and the san francisco skyline a little gray there not as bad as yesterday. we'll check in with lisa when we get back. everyone remembers the moment they heard... “you have cancer.”

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had or plan to have a stem cell transplant, or have had radiation to your chest area or a nervous system condition. today, keytruda is fda-approved and ng stued in hundreds of cs or a nervous system condition. explinways to tr even mor. keytruda from merck. see the different types of cancer keytruda is approved to treat at keytruda.com, and ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. beautiful here as a sun starts to come up and coming up early. you're given the time change two minors in south korea are finally rescued after being stuck underground for nine days. the men were working approximately 600 feet underground on october 26th before part of the mine collapsed authorities say they survived by drinking falling water from the ceiling and using instant coffee mix as a meal replacements. they also kept warm by lighting

a fire and creating a tent out of plastic when rescued both were able to walk out their doctors say they should make a full recovery. wow, that is incredible. all right lisa good to see the sun up so early this morning. yeah, that's 640 sunrise look at this shop from zephyr cove 39 degrees with a mix of rain and a little light snow increasing winds and your last chance to get over the sierra passes today as we see continuous snowfall beginning tonight with a winter storm warning in the sierra, nevada stay tuned for some amazing totals. i'll have the forecast next. thank you lisa cal goes to usc for what could be the final time as conference foes whether or not the bears could pull the upset on the trojans. upset on the trojans. this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31.

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football team will officially go bowling this year at the spartans won their sixth game of the season by beating colorado state at home last night abc 7 sports reporter chris alvarez breaks down the day in college football. good morning, san jose state is the only bay area football program right now with a winning record with a win over colorado state. that'll become both eligible be the second bowl game for brennan with san jose state bad start though first drive of the game. -- colorado state, it's avery morrow breaking free and there he goes 56 yards rams with the early lead, but the spartans respond about seven cordero. rolling out and then throws back to dominic. mazzotti. that's a nice place spartans down 10-7 at the break early third quarter now. kyrie robinson nice little swerve and a five-yard touchdown run 14-10 sparty and hugs with running backs coach alonso carter early fourth quarter cordero up top to elijah cooks,

aaron it out 35 yards 21-10 at that point, san jose state goes on to win and they are now full eligible. all right cow going for the upset of usc in la could be their last trip to the coliseum. the trojans moving to the big ten in two years bears first drive. look at jaden ott. that was nice 10 yard score seven. nothing cow trojans score 28 straight though. caleb williams short pass to michael jackson the third breaks one tackle and there he goes, bye-bye 59 yards. 287 cal did keep trying in this one jack plummer to a wide open maven anderson 47 yards gets cow within 13, but they fall dropping their fifth straight game stanford hosting washington state haley jones women's basketball team in the house cougar scored three touchdowns. the first quarter cam ward to anderson grover who dives in originally ruled out the two but after review hey hit the pylon for going out of bounce. that's touchdown 21. nothing wazoo in a flash stanford had four funnels in the first half jaden hicks picks it

up takes to the house the other way 287 cougars. it was 427 at the half and stanford gets rolled. 5214 baby lost six. seven conference games for the first time since 2006 the year before jim harbaugh came to the farm astros and phillies game six of the world series dusty baker with another chance to win his first manager title bottom six down one nothing. you're don alvarez blast the dead center 3-1 after that and how about a high five for the skipper top of the ninth ryan presley on the mound nick castellanos fouls it out in the right side. kyle tucker makes the catch and time to mob dusty in the dugout astros win 4-1 taking the series 4 2 and after 25 years dusty finally has his ring as a manager. how about the masters? they told me in spring training that they're gonna win it. now what's next?

party hey congrats to dusty and the astros. that is your look at sports. let's send things back to you. alisa lisa, how you doing with that extra hour. are you feeling more away? oh hundred percent. yeah, that was great. but you know 505 tonight is going to be pretty dark. i don't know if we be so happy about that but our son up 10 minutes ago, you can see this. feeling feature in the pacific northwest. we're going to get bits of energy that move through the bay area creating a cold unsettled pattern from later on tonight right on through early wednesday mountain snow looking at rates of perhaps three inches an hour on monday. here's a look at live doppler seven. we have a few areas a few breaks in the clouds, but from baltimore peak, it's pretty gray, and we have a half mile visibility in santa rosa with the fall 53 downtown 54 in oakland and san jose 46 half moon bay and from mount tam wins over 20 miles an hour in the upper elevations in sfo is

pretty breezy out there 44 santa rosa 43, nevada with 51 in concord in our 24-hour temperature change 10 to 13 degrees colder up here. the coast is chilly and not much change else for emeryville right now with temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60 kind of a narrower range not going too far today increasing high and mid-level clouds for a cool afternoon or dry afternoon rain arrives tonight first in the north bay and at more rain possible thunderstorms embedded with hail on monday as the colder air moves in tuesday. the low is overhead. so we have level one systems today tomorrow into tuesday very soggy tuesday morning commute right now kind of hard to time out that tuesday morning time frame, but it could be from overnight monday. early tuesday where we get some really strong and heavy rain as we look at our hour by hour forecast. you can see the clear slots and then the clouds three o'clock in the afternoon, maybe a bit of drizzle here and there but here comes the cold front 11 o'clock

tonight. it is pushing through the north bay. it sweeps to the south and east and then as we get through your early monday, we're thinking not bad, right? well, this is where the colder air comes in. we'll see some heavier downpours four o'clock on monday the evening commute could see some rain in the south bay, but this is where it gets interesting into very early tuesday. we're getting the actual center of the low pushing through northern and central california. and this is where we could see some snowy peaks the ponding on the roadways and the rainfall accumulating to over an inch, maybe two inches and some of the higher elevations and then it keeps going through tuesday night early into wednesday. so the rainfall rates still coming together holding together through tuesday evening. an over an inch in san francisco over three quarters of an inch in oakland and in san jose we could see a half inch up in the north bay. you can see a higher amounts and the winter storm warning getting going today and as we get through the next several days,

it's snowfall amounts from one to two inches right on through monday night into tuesday. so a really discouraged travel here with a gusty winds arriving today in snowfall. we are counting the feet for and five feet likely above 7,000 feet the house today from the low 60s and that level one system tonight a little hazy sun there in the morning the accuweather 7 day forecast level one system tonight into monday and tuesday the colder air possibility of thunderstorms a soggy start to your election day on tuesday, and we'll need a break by mid-week. that's when we're going to see some very chilly mornings but dry or weather thursday friday, maybe some rain again next week. wow. all right. good to see it you you love it. thanks lisa next the cheaper and faster option for travelers who may want to go to asia from the bay area.

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powerball drawing again. they are billion dollar. excuse me. i'm forgetting billion. they are 28.45 53 56 69 and the powerball number 20. nobody won the jackpot, but someone in san leander did match five numbers and we'll take home more than one million dollars and the winning numbers from last night's 39 million dollars super lotto plus drying our three five 21 38 42 with the last number 24. all right bay area travelers will have more choices if they want to go to asia. japan airlines previously announced it would begin direct flights to tokyo from san jose next month on its low cost airline last week. it said it would expand its service to multiple flights per week with the idea to our daily service by 2023 another japanese based airline said it will also. resume san jose flights to tokyo as well sometime next year. so that is exciting lisa. do you have something to tell us about this million dollar ticket

billion? i know no the one in someone that when he's lucky where oh, that's not i haven't made any leandro milan just the other day. you don't care about the measly million. you want the billion i tell you people always win around here. so that's that's good, you know space and a couple million. why not? all right. well other night to get a ticket we are winning with our forecast to level one system late tonight and then monday and tuesday colder air, so we're getting set for an unsettled wet pattern that could bring some snowy peaks around here and really great snow totals in the mountains. so clean out those gutters get prepared. it won't be raining continuously, but this is over an inch of rain expected for many of us. all right lisa good to see it. and thank you all for joining us here on abc 7 mornings. i'm liz kro ang wa arn a news continues at nine. we hope to see you. have a great day.

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