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now open in northern california. moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news me and another person ran out and got the second guy put them on the surfboard and drug them back in. tonight a sobering reminder of how quickly conditions can change that bystander rushing in to rescue two people caught in the surf at a local beach an important reminder for the storm's wrath. so let's take you live outside for a look at some of our cameras just spread across the bay area where you can see we are getting ready for a marathon of rain this week and already those pockets of rain and slick roads. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dion limb. you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00 and right away. you can see live doppler 7 showing you an already active night of rain, and it's is falling hard in some spots bart is now reporting delays of 10

minutes system wide due to the wet weather. so let's bring in spencer christian for a closer. look at these storms ahead and talk about timing. okay, deon. well, you're right. it's quite wet already in some spots. here's live doppler 7 again. i'll show you where the studious way is falling right now up in the north bay. just moving out of northern sonoma county into northern napa county. you've got some pretty pretty good concentration rainfall there and an area of heavy rain moving on shore now in the santa cruz mountains now, let me give you a look at the storm impact scale our exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale through tuesday. your morning we expect rain overnight into tomorrow. there's some heavy rain tomorrow night into tuesday, which is election day. it's going to be raw and rainy on tuesday. here's the forecast animation at midnight. we'll have a wave of steady rain moving through the central part of the bay area, which is happening right now actually a little bit of a break just before the morning commute begins then pockets of rain throughout the day tomorrow and an area of heavier steady or widespread rain coming in tomorrow night continuing into tuesday and while that's happening here heavy snow will

be falling in the sierra. i'll give you a closer look at this and the seven day forecast a little bit later deon. all right spencer now that rain and those high winds are leading to a high surf advisory for bay area beaches that morning in effect starting tomorrow morning and tuesday abc 7 news reporter jr. stone spent the night along the coast to get an up close. look at the conditions. breezy chili and wet conditions here at ocean beach the high surf advisory goes into place monday at 10 am but this system has already been felt along the coast. an officer walking with a boogie board from the ocean at lindamar beach in pacifica after two people had to be rescued. i jumped in swam out there. by the time i got to one of the guys i noticed the other one was floating upside down nico. barrigan was able to help get one of the swimmers to shore as cpr was performed on that man, nico and others saw the second

swimmer struggling in the water. me and another person ran out and got the second guy put him on the surfboard and drug him back in authorities confirmed that one of the two men died. the other was rushed to the hospital and his condition is unknown the rescue comes on a sunday that saul reign in parts of the bay area and comes just a day before a high surf advisory goes into effect as more rain arrives. we talked with those out at san francisco's ocean beach sunday night who say they've already seen a change in the weather conditions. i actually went around to the the other beach over here and i couldn't come back because the waves are coming in so intensely. yeah the waves out there have been pretty gnarly when i saw the surfers out here earlier. there was quite a few of them out there and i just hope they're being safe because those waves are ripping pretty hard and waves that could break at 15 to 20 feet come monday. i did talk with those at pg&e who tell me they are prepared for this weather. they have new automated equipment to help them better

restore power after a storm in san francisco jr. stone abc 7 news. a reminder you can check the forecast and see live doppler 7 anytime with the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. it's all available in the weather on demand section. just download the app now for roku apple tv, amazon fire and google tv. moving on now to your voice and your vote just two days away from election day voting centers are now open across the bay area. this was the scene at city hall in san francisco with voter guides volunteers and election workers there to help you cast your ballot polls will be open on tuesday from 7 am to 8 pm and if you are in line by then and stay in line, you have the right to vote california law by the way allows you to take up to two hours off from work to vote without losing any pay. now with these elections as important as ever in determining the direction of our country, it can feel like a challenge trying

to sift through fact and fiction online between the social media feeds and suggested articles. there are some things to consider while making your vote abc 7 news reporter tara campbell is live for us in the newsroom with some red flag warnings to be mindful of especially this year tara. yeah dion with the election just days away social media feeds are getting flooded with all sorts of misinformation and disinformation and this afternoon. i spoke with the cybersecurity expert about what we should all be watching out for and what kind of impact this is having on voters. it's a phenomenon called the truth decay. that's what we are facing. now. ahmed bonava is a cybersecurity expert and engineering professor at san jose state university. he warns too much scrolling and not enough fact-checking is threatening the country's democracy and and we we bear some of the responsibility when it comes to to the misinformation, you know part of it and he says part of that

responsibility is of course check your sources and be on the lookout for those more manipulative posts any news or any picture or any video. know made you emotional pots wait because usually that's the main purpose for the misinformation disinformation is to talk to your emotions. do not do twitter. i have been against twitter the entire time and i feel like especially now we're going in a really bad direction. i just tried to like take the comments as people who have something to say and it's like a community and i happen to apply to elon musk for bringing free speech back to twitter the professor calling into questions some of elon musk moves since taking over twitter pointing to the plan to make the blue check verification available for $8 a month. well if everybody verified

nobody is very fine. that's the problem cnn reporting today musk is pulling back on the plan until after the midterm election, but still the professor worries what happens when these blue checks become too easy to access the system established to distinguish and to have people, you know, like the journalist that we know that they are from a respected place verification will be the last thing i'm gonna touch find that position because this is a feature that will give credibility to twitter all over the world. now this evening elon musk took to twitter putting the spotlight on accurate information musk writing twitter needs to become by far the most accurate source of information about the world. that is our mission. i guess we will wait in cd on how this all continues to play out. yeah the saga continues tara many. thanks. oh come this tuesday on election night. we will be live streaming all of the results as soon as the polls close for three hours straight.

that'll be from 8 to 11. you can watch that with our abc 7 bay area app on your smartphone or smart tv and here on tv. you can stay informed with abc 7 news at 4:00 then at five we'll go live to abc network coverage of national elections with live local updates every 30 minutes then abc 7 news at 11:00. we'll have a full recap of those local results. you at 11 facebook's parent company meta may be following in twitter's footsteps in the coming days. a new report says the menlo park-based giant is expected to announce large-scale layoffs sometime this week the wall street journal cites close sources that say the announcement could be handled out as soon as wednesday. the layoffs are expected to affect many thousands of meta employees though. it is unclear what percentage of its overall workforce that will be it would be the company's first large scale layoffs in its 18 years. history meta stock has fallen more than 70% this year.

will still ahead on abc 7 news and 11 one of california's senior political figures just weighed in on the paul pelosi attack those words plus running 26.2 with a purpose. san francisco woman takes down the end new york city marathon to fight for a cause that hits close to home. and all eyes on

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♪ get ready. i need all the heroes i can get. here we come. ♪ the world is watching. oh. ♪ this is really kind of doing it for me. francisco native and us senator diane feinstein weighed in on the violent attack of paul

pelosi today feinstein released a statement saying all lawmakers should condemn it. senator feinstein says she is quote deeply disappointed by the disinformation by prominent people on the other side of the aisle about the brutal attack against paul pelosi the senator also adding leaders on the other side of the aisle have a responsibility to denounce these lies and put an end to them. paul pelosi was released from the hospital back on thursday and his wife house speaker nancy pelosi says he is under doctors care the suspected attacker david missing oakley woman, alexis gabe were discovered in amador county friday. it'll begin at 11 am at oakley city hall and is close to the public. police say parts of alexis's remains were discovered by an amador county resident and/or believed to be scattered throughout the area. the gabe family is organizing a

candlelight vigil to celebrate her life on december 9th. they are requesting requesting privacy during this time. well, it was a day of energy and the ultimate test for thousands of runners and wheelchair athletes that streamed through all five boroughs of new york city, but tonight as abc news anchor lindsey davis reports a san francisco woman is proving the race is also the ultimate cause for hope 50,000 runners representing more than 125 countries all running the 26.2 mile route in today's new york marathon. each runner has a story like 44 year old maryam nagavi a corporate lawyer from san francisco. you treat running like a medicine house cell, but i was a second year associate at a law firm and i was working around the clock and i was eating really badly and i had really bad sciatic pain went to a couple of doctors. they said oh you need surgery and i said absolutely not and then i started, you know getting into running as a child growing up in iran running was something

maryam only dreamed of it was always. oh, no, you are not doing that because they would be ugly for for girl to do that. the transition has been fantastic for me from going to that girl. that was always forbidden to this 44 year old woman that is going running every day her mission to bring awareness to the plight of iranian women who don't have the opportunity to enjoy basic freedoms. this is a human rights issue. it should be a collective sadness on our human consciousness because to date 253 people have died most some whom they're women and children today maryam completed her 11th marathon crossing that finish line proudly draped in a flag. she designed a message to her homeland of iran and her own form of protest. what gives you hope every single day if you go out with your best intentions and you put put forward your best efforts things will change.

what an ultimate statement she's making amazing an amazing statement? yeah, you know i shifting gears. i love the fact that we have the live doppler 7 behind us because it's showing all the rain that's falling all across the bay area right now. i mean it basically is just green on green. that's right. it's going to make things greener. so let's take a look at what's going on with our lived up of seven. you can see we've got areas of fairly steady rainfall across most of the bay area right now. it's heavier in parts of the north bay and in the santa cruz mountains right now moving on shore and pushing out over the peninsula across the bay. here's a live view from their rooftop camera here at abc 7. looking at what pavement on the embarcadero currently temperatures are mainly in the mid 50s just about everywhere 55 50 60 degrees at san francisco oakland palo alto, san jose, santa clara and half moon bay another live view from emeryville. you can see the clouds out there and it looks to be a bit wet over to emeryville as well. it's wet all around the bay area right now and you can see temperature readings are in about a two degree range 54 to 50 60 degrees that santa rosa,

nevada napa fairfield conquer it and livermore one final live view from the exploratorium camera looking across the bay toward the bay bridge and you see to clouds above and these are our forecast headlines periods of rain will continue overnight and tomorrow a stronger storm swings through tomorrow night. tuesday and showers and light rain will continue and then taper off on wednesday. the current storm is a level one storm on the abc 7 exclusive storm impact scale into tuesday morning. we're expecting rain overnight tonight into tomorrow heavier rain tomorrow with that stronger wave that comes through tomorrow night and then raw and rainy weather on election day forecast animation starting at midnight shows a continuation of rainfall into the wee morning hours by the time this morning commute gets underway at 5:00 p.m. at 5 am of beg your partner. we'll have a little bit of a break in the rainfall. it's not going to dry out just to break in the rain. that'll be followed by periods of rain and showers throughout the day tomorrow then late tomorrow into tomorrow night. we expect the wave of steady

heavier more widespread rain swinging through tomorrow night into tuesday morning, and that'll be followed by periods of rain continuing overnight and even into wednesday. meanwhile, it's going to be snowing in the sierra. we have a winter storm warning and effect from 7pm tonight. that time now to 4 am wednesday heavy snow one to four feet of accumulation winds gusting up to 55 miles per hour even higher gusts in the ridges difficult to impossible travel in the sierra back here in the bay area again high surf advisor in effect from 10 am tomorrow to 10 am tuesday 15 to 20 foot breaking waves hazardous surf dangerous swimming and surfing conditions overnight lows as the rain continues mainly upper 40s highest tomorrow will range from mid-50s at the coast to upper 50s around the bay shoreline, so about 60 in the mildest inland locations. don't expect many locations tomorrow to reach above 60 degrees. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. and as i mentioned it's going to be a raw and wet. windy election day on tuesday

and even on wednesday, we still expect some lingering showers at least part of the day before the partial clearing begins and later in the week going into friday, which is veterans day. we'll see continued partial clearing but with increasing clouds as we get into the weekend and next saturday, there is yet a chance of another little storm pushing through we can't rank it yet because it's too early to determine how intense it'll be but it's another chance of rain next weekend. are we making a dent in how much rain we need? we're making a significant debt, but it needs to continue for a while before it really is important because remember last year we started off the rainy season with a lot of rain all of a sudden they dried out for about three months. oh, yeah that could easily happen again. all right. well watching okay. all right spencer. thanks. well still ahead on abc 7 news at 11 tonight a tribute to the late aaron carter from the backstreet boys. see the way the 90s pops and sensations paid homage to another while brother nick carter was on stage. carter was on stage. ♪♪

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it's how it brings us together. tomorrow and have you gone back to get another lottery ticket yet monday night's powerball jackpot now stands at 1.9 billion dollars the largest in lottery history, and that means you could take home a lump sum of 929 million dollars. no ticket. hit the jackpot on saturday night, but three tickets worth more than one million dollars were sold in california abc 7 news was outside the 76 station. that's sold one of them on washington avenue in san leandro a lucky winner there hit five numbers for a cool 1.1 million dollars. well the nfl regular season moves into november and chris alvarez joins us with a preview of sports. hi, chris. deon coming up in sports 49ers on the bye week tom brady needed some magic late against the rams and find out why clay thompson believes are a return home could be the cure to ending that warriors losing streak abc 7 sps

sponsored by river rock casino tomorrow night's game at chase center will be a welcome sight for the warriors who have yet to win on the road and are coming off an owen 5 road trip where he's going to welcome in mike brown and the kings for the second time in just over two weeks. steve kerr's squad will look to snap a five-game slide and rotation changes are on the way the main headline jonathan camino will be in the rotation. he's gonna get minutes or your second year guard average just under 11 minutes 2.7 points per game before getting this chance friday night responding with 18 points and 38 minutes clay thompson along with every other started did not play in new orleans, but clay did score a season high 27 against orlando and he's thrilled to be back in the bay. seemed like a road trip from hell, but all very grateful to

get home in one piece and hopefully start a win streakyoeo a fresh start com even though his road trip. we didn't play great. we was in every game. we feel like we should have won most of those games so we have that confidence. we just got to learn how to execute, you know, get to learn how to win as this new group. 49ers had a chance to win without even playing today san francisco's on their bye week and if arizona could beat first place seattle today, the niners would regain the top spot in the nfc west. so here we go, arizona fans fired up in the desert third quarter seattle up 10-7 gino smith throwing a screen but arizona zaven collins reads it perfectly 30 yard pick 6 14 10 cardinals in time to rock the baby seattle storm's back fourth quarter. they're now up 24-21. rookie kenneth walker the third had 109 yards and two scores including this tough finish here. seattle wins, 31-21 they remain in first place in the nfc west

the last two super bowl winning quarterbacks,rafo'msisin t bradd finding a wide open cooper cup. he goes 69 yards and it's seven three rams tough day for brady but history on this pass to leonard fournette becoming the first player to surpass 100,000 total passing yards in the regular season and the playoffs 13 seconds ago brady finding kate otten. there's your game winner bucks win, 16 13 snapping three game slide. la has lost four five brady with a moment of pure honesty when he began his post-game presser. was awesome. i was an awesome. different things to be able to do and we gotta you know, whether it's different players whether it's different scheme scheme different things like that, but this is not good enough and i have to do better too. i'm a huge part of this and you know, that's just the reality of where we're at right now. sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino much more to

come on abc 7 news at 11:00 right back to rainy weather the bay area preparing for storms in the week ahead. could it shut the door on fire t shares their view and midterm mania several races coming right down to the wire to win control of congress the key indication that this year is as intense as ever

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like a trip to great wolf lodge. better bay area moving forward finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. well there you see it live doppler 7 showing large pockets of rain moving into the bay area

kicking off what's forecasted to be multiple days of steady storms widespread rain thunderstorm chances and swells of 15 to 20 foot waves are all in the forecast and since we haven't had several days of continuous rain in a while people are taking no chances abc 7 news reporter. bernard was in mill valley today where many welcomed the impending weather. winds were kicking up outside goodman building supply in mill valley where lynette liu was on a mission to keep her outdoor furniture dry. i do hope it comes and i don't even mind if it floods. because it's rain. yeah. yeah, so hopefully and we can just helps with boarding their plans. the stores rain room is ready to

serve with everything from boots and tarps to the stuff that stops leaks marcus bartholomew expects to sell out as soon as the first rain drops fall. oh the plastic she's eating all the carbs. you know shop facts will go because it'd be like oops moment. and i got leak you got to clean it up against the water off the floor. he's in hopefully for verizon northern california the department honored its volunteer. look at sunday people who watch for fire from remote stations on mount tam and other areas many are happy. this year did not see a major wildfire in the bay area the whole story of the mountain as you look at it is from very green in the spring to very brown and dry up until it begins to rain significantly. lynette hopes, this season is wetter than the last i just hope

it continues to rain and we don't get one blast to rain and then it's dry for the rest of the winter sandbag stations are open and many north bay communities for those who need them firefighters just urging drivers to take it slow on the roads this week, especially if you're heading up to the high sierra in mill valley cornell bernard abc 7 news now as the winter weather moves in this week, you can follow it when it'll be hitting where you live our website and the abc 7 app includes these radars and our exclusive storm impact scale so you can know what to expect. well moving on to your voice your vote a new abc news washington post poll shows the economy and inflation are the two top issues for voters in tuesday's midterm here's abc's rhiannon alley. with tuesday's midterm elections quickly approaching senate hopefuls are making their final

push. races in georgia, arizona and pennsylvania inc. a win in any of the key battleground states could determine control of congress in pennsylvania lieutenant governor. john federman is locked in a tight race with republican dr. mement oz the energy and bucks county is just amazing. we will win big time on tuesday. are you all in? former president trump speaking at a rally for senator marco rubio in miami need marco rubio fighting for you in the us senate. he is fantastic president biden who was campaigned for senator rubio's opponent val demings and other democratic candidates in westchester county, new york with governor kathy hoekel. she's taking on congressman lee zeldon. it's one of the most competitive races the state has seen in decades, new york. you've got you've got two days. two days make sure the rest of new york knows. good that they have in kathy hokle a new abc news washington post poll shows the economy and inflation are the top two issues

for registered voters and they favor republicans to handle both abc news political director rick klein shows one potential path for republicans to take the senate if they were able to just hold pennsylvania if john federman loses to him at oz then we're at 50 50 50 unless there is one flip and that's where some other states come in. it might be georgia or it might be nevada early voting is surpassing the number of voters who cast their ballots early during the last midterms in 2018. this election still is in the balance and the reality is we're bucking what our usual trends. i think we're bucking them because folks know at the end of the day, do they want to go back to the sort of donald trump politics that divided our nation really abc news, new york. now come this tuesday on election night. we'll be live streaming all of the results as soon as the polls close for three hours straight from 8 to 11. you can watch that with our abc 7 bay area app on your smartphone or smart tv and here

on tv. you can stay informed with abc 7 news at 4:00 then at five we'll go live to abc network coverage of national elections with live local updates every 30 minutes then abc 7 news at 11. we'll have a full recap of those local results. well new at 11 now the backstreet boys paid tribute to aaron carter during their show in london. sunday. aaron is the brother of backstreet boy member nick carter. aaron was found dead in his home in southern, california saturday morning. nothing you think you guys for the love for your will wishes much like his brother nick. aaron was a popular child singer in the late 90s as an adult aaron struggled with mental health and substance abuse. he died at the age of 34. a san jose sharks annual tradition has made a comeback after a pandemic pause. check it out the sharks hosted a

star-studded scrimmage with special olympics, northern, california. layers including logan couture, matt nito and head coach david quinn participated in a friendly game of hockey the game even included san jose sharks broadcasters mascot sharky and much more the sharks foundation donated 120 custom jerseys and $10,000 toward the special olympics program. well, it was a great turnout for a great event all for great. cause more than 2,000 people came to this weekend's annual walk to and alzheimer's an opening ceremony and abc 7 news morning. anchor reggie a key served as coe mce. we are raising money for an organization that i truly believe in. our lifetime is going to end all farmers. more than six million americans have alzheimer's 73% of those are ages 75 or older. this year's walk raised close to

870,000 reggie along with other friends of abc 7 news participated in yesterday's walk and as always abc 7 news is a proud sponsor. still ahead tonight. ancient egypt except make it modern the all-new exhibit that takes king tut and mummy history to the digital age. i'm spencer christian or rather impressive wave of rain is moving through the bay area right now, and there is more on the way. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc 7 news at 11:00 continues.

♪ get ready. i need all the heroes i can get. here we come. ♪ the world is watching. oh. ♪ this is really kind of doing it for me. of museum exhibits are all the rage lately immersive 3d reimagining of works of classic painters. now a new piece of history is getting a wowing makeover reporter lauren glassberg from our sister station in new york city shows you the king tut takeover in the big apple. step into this tent to

experience ancient egypt and learn about its famous king tutankhamun who was only nine when he ascended the throne, so we want you to get to know the boy king the best we know how also take you on his journey after he died into the mummification process. we're all fascinated by mummies mark locke is the creative producer of beyond king tut the immersive experience 25,000 square feet of images in filmmen reproductions done in partnership with nat geo. this is academically sound educationally sound this is something that national geographic has put their stamp on and we're very proud of that and it's a worthwhile visit right now. todd would have gotten lost in the pages of history if it wasn't for this amazing discovery 100 years ago today, november 4th 1922. that's when a british archaeologist discovered tut's tomb and it was attack complete with his gold sarcophagus even

the games he was buried with this is a larger than life replica, and we have a competition to get to the end and win the game never really been to anything like this. so i find it. i mean, i'm a kind of obsessed with ancient egypt. so i love it the key artifacts from tunein commons tomb have any time soon so you have to go to egypt to see them in person. this gives us that what it would really be like if we were there so it gives me chills a story 3,000 years old that now comes to life in a whole new way lauren glassberg channel 7 eyewitness news know we've both been to egypt and it's remarkable to see these things in real life that have, you know, come to life really. it's almost overwhelming because you think about how much history it is right there that you are experiencing. yeah. it's a marvel really is. yeah. well, we're marveling at the

rain right now because we need it locked up with seven and we have lots of it already and there's more on the way this storm ranks one on the abc 7 exclusive storm impact scale so into tuesday morning, we can spirit expect periods of rainfall and some showers overnight tonight tomorrow heavier rain coming here tomorrow night steady rain more widespread and it'll be raw and rainy on tuesday, which is election day. here's our forecast animation starting at midnight already. you can see we have waves of rain swinging through the bay area. we'll get a little bit of a break during the early morning rush that'll be followed by periods of rain tomorrow into the afternoon and then tomorrow night another wave of heavier rain swings through that's the one that'll bring us the raw stormy weather for election day into tuesday and that followed by yet another wave of rain going into wednesday. meanwhile, there is snow falling in the sierra and winter storm

warning is in effect there until 4 pm wednesday, and we can expect up to about four feet of snow. there. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. our rain will taper off on wednesday. we'll have partial clearing on thursday and on friday, which is veterans day and there's another chance of rain developing next saturday. saturday. so let's hope we' 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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gary payton who's beginning year two as head coach of the lincoln oakland's basketball program. everybody call me coach now and go places they reacting about the program. but you know, the first year is really rocking. got it together.cky and n i did is i want to do and we get slowly but for surely

coming along see we get in a nice facility. now we do the things that we have to do we get we plan 20 games now, so it's good. you know, we just got a convincing ncaa. give us a shot to get in there. how are you building these young men up for their future outside of basketball whenever that manf them ain't gonna go pro.

you know i'm saying so i teach a life skills here, you know going on a road. don't you talking to. learn to have a conversation instead of being on these phones all the time have a conversation be able to talk to somebody be a people person because that's gonna take you a long way in life. so coach gary payton. i imagine the identity is built on defense.

that's just a guess on my part. good good. what are we gonna see when your team's on the court? you're gonna see a lot of good. you're gonna see a lot of a lot of a lot of dog and a lot of these players. i tell my players every day. they come on the basketball court and practice have a goal and a purpose if you leave everything out here 100% out

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