observatory atop mount hamilton in santa clara county. it rained for most of the day but as temperatures dropped yesterday afternoon, the rain turned to snow and stuck around overnight. now's the time to head to the sierra if you want to enjoy the snow. four cameras show us the conditions. truckers have to put on chains on 80 but highway 50 has no requirements or restrictions for drivers. what kind of cold weather is in the days ahead? dan: that's the key question. lisa argent is here with the answer. lisa: we are getting into our next system as soon as the overnight hours. freeze warning in effect for the interior north bay valleys. around the east foothills, the clouds are going to increase. that will allow for temperatures not quite as cold. today and tomorrow, a level 1.

the rainier day will be saturday. the rain will hold off for a while. by early morning tomorrow, davenport, half moon bay, santa cruz getting the rain. this is 7:00 saturday. notice the trajectory from the south bay to the east bay. north bay not in the picture yet. we will be looking at the rain eventually moving into the north bay. we get a break and then we get another system from the north and we will add up the totals. talk about treacherous snow for the sierra nevada. i will tell you how long this will last when we see you next. ama: severe weather centers open in the north bay. the effort to keep some of the most vulnerable people safe during our wintry weather. >> it's really cold. reporter: jamie mathews is looking for a few warm coats in san rafael. she's been experiencing homelessness for several months and worried about more cold and

rainy weather coming. how are you keeping warm? >> i stay underneath my blankets and bundle up. >> it's an all hands on deck effort. reporter: the rain and cold prompting marin county to activate this emergency shelter at the marin and health -- health and wellness campus. officials say there's room for 60 people and everyone gets a hot meal. >> it allows us the opportunity to open up emergency space, especially for those who might be medically vulnerable, most impacted by the cold temperatures and wet weather. reporter: santa rosa opening this downtown warming center. >> people can come in and warm up, charge devices, have a drink and a snack. a place to be overnight. reporter: the need for shelter has never been greater. officials estimate there's about 2800 on house people in sonoma county alone.

that number continues to increase. >> countywide, we saw an increase in homelessness comparing our last count in 2022 the recent homeless count. 5% increase countywide. in santa rosa, 13% increase. reporter: outreach efforts continue for the on housed with food and coats available. >> everybody in the bay area is happy for rain. we know we need rain. at the same time, to be living on the streets, this is the weather where people can't stay warm. it can affect your physical -- physical and mental health. we want to have compassion for people living on the streets right now. reporter: teams are providing free transportation here for those who want it. this shelter and the warming center at santa rosa will be open through saturday morning. abc7news. ama: you can check the forecast anytime and access live doppler 7 on through our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. dan: for people hurt today in a

dramatic crash involving a bus in daly city. it happened shortly before noon. the bus crashed into 16 vehicles and a number of shopping carts. one driver says the bus hit her car as she was waiting to leave the lot and dragged it several feet. the bus crashed into more vehicles near the target store. >> i was in shock. i was just over there. >> i was shopping in target and came out and found my car totaled. maybe like four or five rows over where i left it parked. ama: the supervisor says the bus driver told police the brakes failed. two victims are still hospitalized. ama: no murder charges filed in a robbery that killed a gas station clerk in antioch. how the district attorney's office determination. reporter: the suspect who

allegedly shot a store clerk after an armed robbery at the chevron gas station will not be charged with murder. >> when the imminent threat of harm to one's life has dissipated, the victim of up -- a property crime cannot then use deadly force to attempt to reclaim that property. reporter: antioch police got a 911 call after 2:00 about the robbery. when they arrived on scene, they found a 36-year-old who was fatally shot. it's what williams did before he was shot that may determine the charges filed by the contra costa county district attorney's office. >> the specific facts of that robbery and subsequent gunfire exemplify an important legal distinction. >> surveillance footage shows williams was robbed at gunpoint. the suspects took off on foot.

williams then gets the gun and chases after them. they get about 100 feet away when williams fires first. he hit 19-year-old ronald jackson in the leg. jackson allegedly returned fire which ultimately killed williams. >> technically when you commit a robbery, it's not over until you reach a place of safety. the robbers hadn't at this time. but the analysis is, now they are under a deadly attack. when such attack was not legally justified. the deputy da says they considered all possible scenarios. because williams chased after the suspects with a firearm, at that point in the eyes of the law, it's no longer self-defense. >> there is no reasonable interpretation of these events that would suggest that mr. jackson had been in the store, was under any sort of a threat from these individuals who were clearly running away and gained

quite a distance. reporter: he says it's illegal to possess a gun within a business. it was not legal for williams to have a gun. jackson could face up to 15 years behind bars. the second suspect is still at large. abc7news. dan: san francisco is reporting the city's first flu death of the season. the department of public health says the person was an adult under the age of six to five who was not vaccinated and had pre-existing medical conditions. this comes as the cdc reports for -- flu-related hospitalizations have doubled this week. ama: the oakland mayor elect joined gma three today to talk about her historic victory. karina nova joins us live in the newsroom with what this means in oakland and american history. reporter: she will be sworn in as oakland's mayor in january, becoming the first mong mayor of a major u.s. city. the mother of two and youngest mayor of oakland in 75 years

spoke to gma three about winning the election. >> i will be honest. it hasn't set in. my parents are so thrilled. the community is so thrilled. i couldn't have been able to do this kind of work or fundraiser or be successful without my parents. reporter: one of her first priorities is to tackle homelessness in oakland. it's an issue close to her heart after she experienced homelessness herself when she escaped domestic violence. >> we slept in our cars, couch surf. when we talk about are on house community, we are not talking about those who are coat -- couch surfing, who are sleeping on their friends homes, going from home to home. we have to do multiple different things. that is to prevent homelessness from happening first, build more deeply affordable housing. that is something that i'm charging my leadership in. creating that deeply affordable housing and mixed used income as

well. reporter: that real-life experience is why she ran for office. >> i don't have the same kind of insight as a politician. that's what i bring. that fresh energy. a fresh new look with my life experience. not just that. for one reason or another, maybe it's because i grew up in a family with 10 kids, but i'm able to bring people together. reporter: she said that she recognizes that she won by less than 700 votes. she says she will take the next four years as an opportunity to show those who did and didn't vote for her the difference she can make in oakland. abc7news. ama: thank you. dan: years of complaints at san jose state lead to an investigation and our report about how well that investigation was handled. a look at the shortcomings. ama: five years since single use plastic bags were banned in california stores. coming up, look at the next step

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are getting their refunds on debit cards. many are saying it looks like a scam. ama: others say it puts their personal information at risk. reporter: they are wary because they have to enter six digits of their social security number in order to activate the card. that sets up an account at a new york bank as well as getting the car going. the card companies in wisconsin, the customer services in georgia. so who exactly has your information and what's happening to it? >> what do i do with this card? reporter: al got his new middle-class tax refund loaded on a debit card. but he refused to activate it. >> it tells you to call this number and give away six digits of your social security number. reporter: he says a scammer could use those six digits to steal his identity. >> even a cave person could figure out how to do that. that's unsafe. reporter: it automatically opens

an account at new york community bank. that sent this notice saying it does share information. >> they are going to get our purchasing history as we use these cards. this is all big business. who made the decision? they couldn't find a decent bank in california? reporter: they are paying $25 million to money network of wisconsin to provide debit cards for up to 13 million californians. the new york bank issues the cards with customer service in georgia. >> we don't know where this information and purchasing behavior is going to end up. reporter: he vowed not to provide the six digits of his social security number. however, he was shocked when he pointed out the companies already had his social security number. they also had his name, address, and refund amount. >> how did they get all that personal information? reporter: the sta o california turned over data for millions of californians so the

companies could issue the cards and mail them out. >> my government? reporter: money network requires you to punch in six digits to verify you are the real cardholder. not a scam. >> this thing is absolutely a bonfire. who authorized this? reporter: the franchise tax board says debit cards are the fastest way to send money to millions of residents. checks could take six months longer. as for privacy concerns? the companies will not use your personal information for marketing purposes despite the standard privacy notice saying new york bank can share it. al took no chances, he called money network with canceled his card and is sending a check. >> tell them, you are not a robot and you are not a more on. you want a paper check. reporter: and that's in the fine print of the contract. all the information you need. you can call money network to cancel the card and it will send

you a check. it takes a few weeks to get it but if you have issues with your debit card, let me know about it. you can contact me. read the fine print. nobody does. who has time for that? dan: it gets finer and finer all the time. ama: berkeley city officials are celebrating an upcoming change to rules regarding plastic bag use. they are calling it the better berkeley bagman. they supported the council vote in favor of the ban. it fixes a loophole in alameda county's general plastic bag ban which stores can circumvent by using thicker bags that are reusable but not compostable. plastic produce bags will also be prohibited in berkeley. students from cowper organize support for more than 4000 berkeley residents and 40 small businesses for the passage of the ordinance. >> americans are throwing away 100 million plastic bags.

all that trash poer: the ordinance takeserair. effect on january 1. dan: let's turn our attention back to more cold and rainy weather coming. ama: lisa argent is here with the latest. lisa: winter started yesterday and we are off to a good start with more rain, beneficial rain. rain is going to add up along the central coast, around monterey. they could be looking at significant rain. this system moving in from the south is a weak atmospheric rather -- river. systems in the south are slightly warmer. we will look at fluctuating snow level, starting out pretty high. the second system to arrive sunday is a colder one from the north. we will get significant snow but starting out with a little bit of rain snow mix in the mountains tomorrow.

47 in hayward right now. it's a chilly 44 in santa rosa. the clouds are increasing already so i think temperatures aren't going to drop as low as they did yesterday. we still have a freeze warning in effect for the northzing aga. looking at a rainy and chilly saturday. high temperatures not getting out of the 40's. anywhere from one to three feet of snow in the mountains. we were in the 20's and the north bay, even in the south and east bay. we could add on another five to 10 degrees with the cloud cover. it's definitely going to be slick out there if you want to sleep in or wait a little bit. it's a good idea for your saturday as the rain is going to come in pretty quick from the south into the south bay under saturday morning. scattered showers, less rain on sunday. two inches for your saturday sunday totals. the second system will linger into monday. there's a look at early saturday

morning. light rain from san jose moving into the east bay. as we stop this at 11:00, the rain is getting more steady from the peninsula. over into oakland and berkeley. the north bay, not yet. as we get through the afternoon hours, it pushes off to the east and south and we will be looking at a few scattered showers overnight into sunday. there's that line while you are sleeping. here comes the next system into monday. so we are looking at a few more scattered showers. the niners game so looks ok. the rain should move out beforehand and then this is what lingers into monday. we have three days of level 1 systems on the way. rainfall saturday and sunday. a third of an inch for san francisco, half an inch in napa. three quarters of an inch in the san ramon valley. east and south bay. ben moment, over an inch of rain. here's our winter storm warning early tomorrow through early monday. very treacherous travel.

widely ranging snow totals. the snow line is high first and then it lowers. anywhere from a foot to three feet. as we look at your saturday high temperatures, this is it, upper 40's to low 50's. a rainy day and we look for sunday to be a little bit less rainy. niners, upper 50's, cool and cloudy. tomorrow, sunday, monday. and then we dry out. we want to get every drop we can. i don't expect any problems with this. the central coast will get pretty rainy. dan: a race in richmond is proving how true that is. see how they choose a winner in a contest were both candidates have the exact same number of votes.

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ama: every count -- vote counts in richmond. the city council seat has been declared a tie. >> this is really up to chance. >> i think it's insane. [laughter] reporter: these two candidates put in a lot of time, energy, and money into their race for city council district two. now because of a tie, it comes down to a game of chance. >> throughout history in the country, it's often been decided by bizarre ways including

rolling dice, playing a hand of poker. reporter: coin toss. >> yeah. it is surreal. reporter: election officials recounted all the votes by hand to be sure. both candidates for the richmond city council race received 1921 voids -- votes. now it goes to a tiebreaker. >> 1921 votes. reporter: what are the odds that it ended in a tie? >> it's crazy. reporter: the city clerk will conduct a tiebreaker, possibly next week. >> we put our names into a green envelope. it will be sealed and we put it into a bag. we each have an opportunity to shake the bag. the city clerk draws one envelope and opens it and that would be the winner. reporter: both candidates have a good sense of humor. >> i was saying, we should raise. running a race for this campaign. we should do a quick race. maybe a dance off or something like that. that would go down in the

history books. reporter: they recognize the importance of voting. >> i'm very excited to be able to see democracy come to life. when people usually say, my vote doesn't matter. they can literally see their vote matter. >> it's just wild. in some ways, it's interesting and exciting to be a part of it. history being made here. obviously, it's incredibly nerve-racking. reporter: abc7news. ama: the last time there was a tie was in 2018 a race for the district director. the tie was broken with the dice. dan: fascinating. when elon musk took over twitter, he promised he would reduce hate speech. we see how he's doing on that part after five weeks in charge. >> that's not what you called regulation. that's not what you call oversight. that's not what you call fairness. ama: a look at the culmination

of years of work looking into racial disparities in the appraisal industry. we are

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dan: when elon musk took over twitter, he promised he would clean up hatred on social media. so has he? by firing key people, musk has opened up the door tomorrow hate speech on the platforms and before. ama: dustin dorsey takes a look at the statistics. reporter: old issues can often open new wounds. hate directed towards the african-american community is nothing new for this reverend. how easily it can now be spread on social media is troubling. >> what the speech does is not just attack those disenfranchised groups. it attacks america. again, it's not something that is just happening. but what it's going to do is insight even more. reporter: what began as a

platform for new report shows the most egregious hate speech targeting african-americans the jewish and lgbtq communities has risen dramatically on twitter since musk bought the company in reality what he did was open the gates to hell and allow back in all those people that spread hateful rhetoric and then put at the bat signal and say, you know what people can get away with whatever they want because my platform is gonna tolerate the intolerable the numbers the center for countering digital hate found tell that story for average daily tweets slurs against black americans are up from 1,282 tweets to 3,876 slurs against gay men before musk 2,5006 tweets and after 3,964 tweets anti-semitic tweets up 61% on an average daily basis, san jose state university associate professor of public relations. matt cabot says free speech should be protected but hate has its limits musk is a free speech

absolutist. he's being tested. tested at this point on that principle musk stands firm that hateful impressions on twitter are down and cabot says he has shown signs of walking back his free speech ideals notably suspending. yay for anti-semitic messages, but cabot says the hate speech must be controlled or musk risk losing users and advertisers for the platform. he's decimated the teams that we're doing this before and i think what he realizes now is that he needs those people back in order to moderate the that content. if not, could be greater consequences for one the santa clara county district attorney's office told us they will take action to stop hate speech online next week dustin dorsey abc 7 news. our work to build a better bay area led to a project called low bold after two years of work it premieres today. yeah, two years of great work abc7 news. anchor julian glover joins us live to talk about what went into this julian. it was a lot of hard work that you all have seen right here on

abc 7 news at 6. again. our america lowball is the culmination of all that reporting on appraisal discrimination in the home appraisal process and now this documentary elevating the stories from the bay area in all across the country to affect true change. in a couple days. i got the appraisal report back. that was right. the only thing bringing down the value of my own was me. my wife went through her bathroom get rid of her hair products. all of our books in our art, i just literally like, okay do we miss something? that's not what you call regulation. that's not what you call oversight. that's not of course what you call fairness. julian you were reporting in this special really covers so much ground here and the findings are really deserve it. so making headlines. yeah, and not just about the disparities in home appraisals, but also the lack of diversity in the appraisal profession that plays a huge role really in how

we build wealth in the country. so you talk to us a little bit about that. this was so shocking to find out that the appraisal profession is perhaps one of the least diverse professions in the entire country. we're talking about 96% white 70% male obviously looks nothing like the country, so they're really so few people of color. so if you women and so if you women of color in this industry, and i also want to share another clip for you here of our america low ball that shows what some appraisers are saying. these are people in positions of power when they think no one else is watching check it out. we found out that appraisers definitely are not shy when it comes to sharing their views about the race of the folks that live in the neighborhoods that they're appraising. we're talking about comments appraisers made in private facebook groups with thousands of members each one of the members she screenshots with us. so these groups date back many years. i'm looking at a comment right here from 2016.

it says who's brilliant idea. was it to schedule six inspections in south atlanta in the ghetto on saturday morning, whoever it was they need to be fired. this one says don't make eye contact with the natives and i hope you're wearing the right colors, whatever that means another guy writes under their comment says dang man. i usually make sure i do my hood inspections before 11 am the boys still sleeping, so i don't need to put a cap in their blank and then that guy follows up with another comment because he had to beat the one he just commented before that says we're a priest guard with the collar usually works except in the isis areas. oops, they even mentioned my own reporting one appraisal rights. i'm not suggesting this but if abc7 and julian glover keep coming up with unsupported allegations, the black community in america is very likely to face some form of shadow boycotting and maybe this is the result of my reporting another appraisal right one general

appraiser. i know is already started to decline appraisal assignments for purchase and refinances if the seller or borrower or agent, is it different race than he is. let that sink in. bows just i don't know it is my point stunning it's upsetting it's sickening. actually, you know, how can people push back against this problem? and we've been highlighting that in so much of our reporting today, right? what can't homeowners do if they believe that they've been faced with an appraisal? that's far too low and they think that discrimination is at play the first thing ask for that reconsideration of value of that rov, or you can get another appraisal or at least have that appraiser take another look at the appraisal they gave you it can also file complaints with the state and the department of housing and urban development at the federal level. it's a lot of information. i know so we have a step-by-step guide to get you through it. go to lowballed.abc. that's low bald dot abc and we have mapped it all out for you right there so you can take the steps that you need to in order

to take action. it's heartbreaking. really is. people's lives and it is you point out in this document. it's cost. millions and millions of dollars in equity perhaps even billions of dollars all across the country. wait, julian you always do great work, but this is remarkable work that you've done. we appreciate good job. thank you. thank you. well, we hope that you can watch our america low bald. you can do it starting today find it on hulu and wherever you stream. all right, let's move on, but make sure you watch that documentary jury deliberations have started in the trial of disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein. he faces seven charges of rape and sexual assault here in california, the trial included weeks of emotional testimony from a number of women including our state's first partner, jennifer siebel newsome. weinstein was convicted on similar charges in new york, of course in 2020. he served two years of his 23 year prison sentence an investigation into san jose state university and allegations of sexual misconduct against a

former head athletic trainer has now been completed abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes explains it found the school failed to properly support. students who came forward for years dozens of san jose state students had made complaints about former head athletic trainer and director of sports medicine scott shaw. he was charged in early march with civil rights violations by the department of justice but complaints about shah's conduct had been made for years. this report was commissioned by the university in april of 2021 an independent investigator looked into investigations that were done in 2009 in 2010 investigations conducted to look into complaints made against shaw at the time the key findings of the report were released this week the investigator listed four main bullet points, including that the 2009-2010 investigation in report pertaining. the shah's alleged misconduct was inadequate and that sjsu failed to properly respond to complaints subsequent reports between 2010 and 2018 that the 2009-2010 investigation was inadequate. they also found that the

university failed to adequately respond to other evidence of misconduct allegations again, shaw and that two police reports filed. we're not adequately investigated. we reached out to san jose state who statement saying in part we are committed to further improvements that create a safer healthier campus environment for our students and staff. we remain grateful to the student athletes and others who share their painful stories and the work by various parties to bring information forward. those are all pretty words and you know, it's nice that those are being said, but we want to see action carly ecock is with the san jose campus group students against sexual assault who has been calling for the university to better staff and run. it's title nine office. she says they're extremely frustrated with the findings of the investigation but not surprised how it suggests. we're in a place of like, how do we move forward now that we have this like official information for now their hope is that the reports findings will bring change in how victims of sexual assaults are supported where hopeful that this will bring more attention and will be more grounds for us to stand on to

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yes, which we need of course and meteorologist lisa. arjun is tracking that for us lisa. yeah, that's right. but if you have plans tonight is dry clouds or increasing so temperatures in some it's coming up anywhere from five to eight degrees and that's good because we were freezing yesterday still a freeze warning effect tonight. we've got a system from the south and a system from the north arriving sunday. so two systems ahead and as we look at the numbers right now 45 in hayward, they are dropping but not as quick through the overnight hours due to this the cloud cover here are the frosty spots from napa at 33 32 in santa rosa with mid 30s and livermore but in the south bay low 40s with some cloud cover some spotty showers our exclusive storm impacts scale level one system tomorrow into sunday saturday is the weather day two day totals anywhere from a third of an inch to over two inches focusing to the south of us. check it out as the rain arrives 6:00 early tomorrow if you're an early riser in the south bay pescadero davenport into the

east bay by 11 o'clock the north bay getting left out a little bit on this one, but by late in the day saturday we get our break here comes the next system robbing from the with lowering those snow levels not only in tahoe, but locally as well. so we're going to look at rainfall amounts focused in the south and to the east so we're loving that and our winter storm warning bringing anywhere fromam tomorrow sunday monday and then we dry out. all right. that's great though. thanrehe. ks la all right, we're gonna heo the game larry. oh big yeah, we're hoping the trenton williams is in the game a very large concern for the 49ers as they head into a clash of first place teams with miami all pro tackle trent williams all pro tackle trent williams left practice today his family is just very important. she's my sister and we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together.

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williams injury. i'm not too concerned about it as chris if he was all right, so that's just big guy problems lynch don't need to get them sometimes, you know, they're good. you usually have them on game day. that's a big deal so he had him today. it's been the day rest and stuff and expect them to be. all right, but hope that doesn't happen on sunday. the christie's talking about is the offensive line coach big man problems david shaw abruptly announced he was leaving stanford late saturday night and a bunch of his players are following right out the door, perhaps as many as 10 players are entering the transfer portal including their leading tackler. lavani de mooney. also caillou blue kelly entering the nfl draft the cardinal back to back three and nine seasons now have to find the new coach and try to recruit players on their roster the warriors appear to be in a much better place than they were only a few weeks ago the post-punch hangover seems to have dissipated rotation changes have made golden state much better on the court doves have a back-to-back tonight and tomorrow they're hosting the bulls and rockets the warriors have won five of

their last seven in that stretch their averaging more than 125 points per game in the victories. so now the record is 11 and 11 coach steve kerr feeling like his team has righted the ship. we're a lot better now than we were a few weeks ago, you know, we started out really poorly on the road and and i think over the last couple weeks. we've found a rotation that we like coming off the bench and getting really good minutes from clay and he's been in a good groove last couple weeks and our defense has been improving quite a bit over the last seven or eight games. so we're a lot better than we were. team usa needs christian prolific and it sounds like the star striker will play tomorrow in the knockout round against the netherlands in the world cup ballistic suffered a pelvic contusion in the us win over iran his status in the round of 16 has been up in the air to the pitch we go for portugal and south korea early on fifth minute ricardo horta from point

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♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" [applause] introducing today's contestants... an occupational therapy assistant, from new orleans, louisiana... a teacher, from grand rapids, michigan... and our returning champion, a customer success operations manager, from ocean city, new jersey... whose 19 day cash winnings total $666,744. [cheering and applause] and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!", ken jennings. [cheering and applause] thank you, johnny. welcome to jeopardy!

were you watching yesterday? for only the fourth time in his impressive, remarkable 19-game streak, cris pannullo went into final jeopardy! with a lead that was not insurmountable. luckily for him, he came up with the correct response, and now finds himself tied for seventh place on the "jeopardy!" leaderboard of legends for most consecutive wins. will he become a 20 day champ today and continue to move up in the ranks? or will it be josh or ilana heading into the weekend as a new "jeopardy!" champion? good luck to all three of you. here are the clues and the categories that will decide. we'll begin with... then... we have some... and finally... where do you wanna start, cris? nfl teams, $1,000. - cris. - who are the bears? - the bears. - nfl teams, $800.