one employee to th hosmore rainr across the bay area. thank you for joining us, saturday, december 3. we are starting with some good weather. >> that is right. today is the rainiest day out of the next three. we are getting into two systems this weekend, the first to the south, the second pin wheeling to the north and west, coming tonight and sunday, lingering into monday. the south bay from sunnyvale to cupertino. wet weather through milpitas

along the bayshore and up into the east bay. a few spotty, light showers around walnut creek. not much yet, but there's mist and drizzle. we will get into rain increasing throughout the day. 46 hayward, 41 santa rosa. anywhere from a few degrees to 15 degrees milder. there's a rainy golden gate bridge. showers increasing throughout the day. looking at a sloppy and cold day with temperatures only in the 40's to in your 50. it will get into scattered showers by 4:00, a level one system on our impact scale. a break tonight but then we tap into the storm north and west of us. we will plot that out for you and talk seven days coming up. >> thank you. news out of pleasant hill, where at least one person was shot last night outside of pizza restaurant. there's a heavy police presence at the scene. we are told it happened at pizza my way.

according to law enforcement, the shooting happened around 8:15 inside the restaurant between an employee and someone the employee knows. the dispute spilled out of the restaurant and the suspect shot the employee three times. the employee was sent to the hospital. this condition is unknown. the suspect was arrested on scene and taken to the hospital for an unrelated medical issue. police are investigating. in oakland, news. the california highway patrol is investigating a deadly crash last night on southbound interstate 880. officials blocked off three lanes north of broadway. a semitruck and a crown victoria were reportedly found engulfed in flames after the crash. php said one of the vehicles was involved in a hit and run. this is still under investigation with no word yet on how many people were injured. on the peninsula, we are

learning more about the bus crash in daly city yesterday afternoon. four people were hurt, one of them critically, after a bus driver lost control and plowed through a parking lot. more than a dozen cars were damaged, some of them totaled. a reporter reports from daly city. >> there just was chaos. it was complete chaos. >> 16 vehicles hit by a sam trans bus driver in the middle of the day friday, sending four people to the hospital, one critically injured. this happened at ceremony shopping center in daly city. we captured the path of destruction. the cause is still under investigation. >> it definitely raises a lot of concerns, especially this day and age. you never know with people hijacking public transportation. >> gina gutierrez and her mother arrived only minutes after the

bus driver tore through bushes, ripped through the lot, and came to a stop near target. one of the 16 damaged vehicles belonged to lisa, a resident. >> i was shopping and came out and found my car totaled. maybe four or five rows overcome i left it parked. >> they confirmed there were multiple passengers on the bus, the agency telling abc7 news it is working with authorities and looking into the cause of this incident. >> there is video of the driver. there is video outside. so you cannot jump to any conclusions. >> at least two people remain hospitalized friday night, adding their injuries appeared to be non-life-threatening. also in the aftermath of the crash, this. >> we thought it was a regular accident but then we looked and i said, my god. we got hit. >> with the busy holiday

shopping season underway, the county supervisor says the outcome could have been worse. as the scene was cleared friday night, many are left wondering what safety improvements should be made. >> i am curious, as a policymaker, representing this district, what went wrong and how do we make sure that it never happens again? >> in daly city, i am amanda del castillo leo. >> in the north bay, the catholic diocese of santa rosa plans to declare bankruptcy ahead of sex abuse trials. the diocese of says it made the decision due to a growing number of lawsuits. a california law lifted the statute of limitations on clergy abuse for a three year window, from january 2020 to the end of this year. jury deliberations have started in the trial of disgraced producer harvey weinstein. the trial included weeks of emotional testimony from

multiple women, including our state's first partner, jennifer newsom. weinstein was convicted on similar charges in new york in 2020. he served two years of his 23 year sentence. in the east bay, contra costa county prosecutors are explaining why the armed gunmen in a deadly robbery and homicide will not face murder charges. the store clerk was killed during the incident. the das office says footage shows the clerk, james williams, chased after the suspects and williams fired first. they say that turn of events takes murder charges off the table. >> when the imminent threat of harm to one's life has dissipated, the victim of a property crime, under the law, cannot then use deadly force to attempt to reclaim that property. >> gunfire from the clerk hit one of the suspects, 19-year-old

ronald jackson, in the leg. jackson returned fire, which killed williams. jackson could face up to 15 years behind bars. the suspect has not been caught. every vote counts and that's apparent in richmond, where the race for a city council seat has been declared a time. suzanne fun explains what happens next. >> it is up to chance. >> i think it is insane. >> these candidates put in a lot their race for richmond city council district two. because of a tie, comes down to a game of chance. >> throughout history, in the country, it has been decided by bizarre ways, including rolling dice, playing poker. >> a coin toss. >> yeah. so it is surreal. >> contra costa officials recounted the votes by hand to be sure. both candidates for the richmond

city council race received 1921 votes. now, goes to an unusual tiebreaker. >> 1921 votes. > what are the odds? >> it's crazy. >> the next step, the richmond city clerk will conduct a tiebreaker, possibly sometime next week. >> put our names into an envelope. the envelope will be sealed. we would each have an opportunity to shake the bag. the clerk would then draw been below -- one envelope and that would be the winner. >> both candidates have a good sense of humor. >> i was telling andrew i -- andrew, we should race. >> maybe we do a dance off or rochambeau, something off-the-wall that would go down in the history books. >> they recognize the importance of voting. >> i am excited to see democracy come to life. when people usually say, my vote does not matter, they can

literally see their vote matter. >> is wild, you know? in some ways, it is interesting and exciting to be part of it, because there's history being made, but obviously, it is nerve-racking. >> in richmond, suzanne fon. >> the last time there was a tie in contra costa county was in 2018. that tie was broken with a roll of the dice. to developing news in hawaii, where lava from the mauna loa volcano is a week away from reaching a road on the big island. officials say only one fissure of the volcano is still active and crews have reported there is not more activity at the summit. geologists say the lava is moving slowly and is about 2.7 miles from the road. officials opened a public viewing area for the crowds checking out the volcano. insane images coming out of hawaii. good images this morning with the rain. >> if you want to head out, make

sure you give yourself some extra time and bring the heavier coat. we still have the cold air in place. the rain on top of it making for a soggy and messy saturday. most of the rain falling outside of the north bay for a change. we have a second system to plot and talk about. more rainy days on my outlook than dry next. >> thank you. also ahead, a big reveal. the newest stealth bomber. much of its capability is trout it in secrecy. what we know about this our -- this aircraft. a bold mission to help ukraine that could save lives.

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of countless landmines. >> this is an anti-personnel landmine. >> this is the founder of route to peace. the nonprofit has removed millions of landmines worldwide, and planted more than 6 million fruit trees, planning to add to that tally in ukraine. >> may we turn minds to vines, replace landmines with vineyards in ukraine. this is a call to action. >> roots of peace will be taking action, targeting wine country near the baltic sea. this is the consul general for ukraine in san francisco. he says landmines are threatening the country's agricultural production, including vineyards. >> wine production stopped and the producers could not access there vineyards. >> we are committed, when the snow thaws, to begin the de-

mining of that land and planting the roots of peace. >> the estate is also committed to the call. the winery has been supporting roots of peace for decades. >> any way that any of us can promote peace through the world, we should do it, and agriculture is a way of doing that. >> daniel is doing his part to promote peace. >> my name is daniel. i'm 23 years old, from israel. i was injured by a landmine when i was 11 years old. >> daniel lost part of his right leg while playing in the snow with his sister. >> i could hear my sister screaming. i tried to stand up, but then felt an incredible pain. >>'s road to recovery began shortly after -- his road to recovery began shortly after and so did his partnership with roots of peace, even making a stop at the kgo studio, showing

off his new prosthetic. daniel is back in the bay area bringing his message. >> it is in -- it is important for me to give back as much as i can. >> if you want to help people in ukraine, we've put together a list of groups and nonprofits on abc7news.com takeaction. a big unveiling in palmdale. the air force has revealed its new be 21 bomber after years of separate -- of secrecy. few details have been revealed about the stealth bomber. six b 21 raters are in production now with 100 more plant. the bombers will be able to carry nuclear weapons and conventional bombs. the estimated cost of each aircraft is around $700 million. bay area swimmers today are

taking the plunge in an effort to save a beloved san francisco. the municipal pier has been closed since october due to structural safety concerns but it's unclear if it will ever be open again. for years, activists have been trying to raise funds for its renovation. at 11:00, they will be plunging into the waters for a save the pier rally to demonstrate their commitment to rebuilding the structure. a holiday tradition returns to the bay area this weekend. caltrans holiday train is ready to spread joy to families. decked out in more than 75,000 lights, from today until sunday night. it starts in san francisco and makes stops at four stations into the south bay. the salvation army band will be among the performers and you can also see santa. if you are heading to the holiday train, you are asked to bring a new toy to donate. >> this is an opportunity for people to support us and help

kids wake up on christmas day or hanukkah or whatever they are celebrating. >> caltrans says the rain forecast for the weekend will not deter the train. three weeks away, that time of year, it is feeling like it. >> it is about time. we have two systems aimed at us this weekend. the first more generous for the east and south bay but filling in all across the bay area. high elevation snow to start and then those levels will lower. sierra nevada impacted. this is a level one on our storm impact scale. the rain is light. we have fog and you see the second system to the north and west. this keeps streaming up from the south. looking at heavy rain,o four ihearou coast, south of monterey, but into monterey, devonport, looking at some rain. there's sunnyvale and cupertino.

to the east bay, it's been spotty. light rain from concord and 680 towards hercules and vallejo and martinez. through marine county, mist and drizzle. the same in san francisco. light, on and off misty showers. as we look at mount tam, it is coming down. 40 four san francisco, upper 40's half moon bay. by the delta, chilly, upper 30's. this is a dark looking shark tank. 31 santa rosa, 42 livermore. the fog has been more pervasive in the east bay. oakland, concord, hayward just over a mile. mountain view is getting into it, and along the coast, so be careful. the cloud deck is low. as we look toward the golden, light rain. it is going to be a soggy saturday. more scattered showers sunday and it lingers into monday.

there are the systems. this is what we get in tonight. for the next few hours, you can see the east bay and south bay, 11:30, looking at rain. the north not getting a lot. by later in the evening, a break. more showers through the overnight. you'll notice, as we get into your sunday, 10:00, there's a line in the north bay. stopping at the end of that wind, the 49ers game, some sun, chilly, in the 60's. the showers more widely scattered into sunday. monday, we still have rain. it is a mix of sun, clouds, may an isolated thunderstorm with that instability. you can see below so -- you can see the low snow levels. three-day totals into monday night, .75 inches in san mateo. we are looking about perhaps an inch along the bayshore.

even into the east bay, more impressive totals. san francisco, maybe three quarters of an inch. as we look at the winter storm warning into the sierra nevada, this will be a high snow level to get started. then it will lower. we are getting cement to start out and colder air moves in behind it. carrying totals from less than a foot to over three feet above 7000 feet. highs today underneath the rainy conditions, our level one system only from the upper 40's to the low 50's. it is a chilly one. as we get into your sunday outlook, i'm not a dolphins fan, ever, but i know there's a lot of dolphin fans around here. anyway, niners, sunny day, and a couple dry days midweek. looks like another weak system thursday and friday. we will be tracking it for you. it will change between now and then. >> we love when we get the rain but also when it does not interfere with important things. thanks.

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>> you can see the raindrops are starting to cloud the camera. a new effort has been announced in the south bay to stop cyber bullying. could focuses on getting social media companies to do more -- it focuses on getting social media companies to do more. we explain. >> school leaders and law enforcement came together at east palo alto academy, calling for action to combat cyber bullying across the state and country. >> social media has made it impossible to escape bullying. it is 24 hour warfare.

>> students were hit hard last year when a burn book circulated, a forum for others to say cruel things about others appearance and background. the district made multiple attempts to take the page down but new ones kept popping up. >> eight times, we were terrorized. someone's child was not allowed to come to school because they felt unsafe. >> the district does not know who is behind the page but have called on local leaders to help them. >> working on legislation to hold companies accountable and mandate they have easily accessible tools to allow parents and school leaders have cyber bullying removed. >> we reached out to tiktok, twitter, and meta. metta said they could not comment on the legislation but did direct us to background on how they prevent bullying, saying they remove that contact -- that content when it finds it. >> longer this material is up,

the more damage is done, and we also heard these companies that if these companies were small, the material would come down were quickly. now it can be days, weeks, even longer. >> a san jose state tech expert says other companies have already proven they can moderate their platforms in real time. >> other apps, like doordash, if there is a problem, they get to it right away. if you look at social media platforms, we are the product. >> the hope is better partnership can be fostered as easily and effectively as possible. >> they will listen and work with us on a solution that maybe we don't need i tyill listen and work with us on a solution, the maybe we don't need. >> as cases of covid and rsv and the flu rise, so do

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the south today, north and west tomorrow and monday. the rain has been from santa cruz, scotts valley, the summit. getting you into the south bay from sunnyvale and 280 over to milpitas. a wet morning in the east bay, showers from oakland to concord, spotty through parts of vallejo, american canyon. much of the north bay seeing mist and drizzle. light on and off showers. it is a level one system. rain totals will add up by the time we get to 9:00 monday from three quarters of an inch to two inches in the hills. mid 40's. there's a lot of fog. 48 in santa cruz. nevada was at 43. we are milder with cloud cover trapping heat. through 8:00, look at concord, oakland, mountain view.

by noon, we have heavier rain from the san ramon valley to concord. 2:00, oakland to san mateo. much of the north bay seeing less rain. we talk about the next system tomorrow, and look ahead, including more rain than dry days on the outlook. >> thank you. the aftermath of thanksgiving, a surge in the flu, covid and rsv being called a gring. rolos ans.>>crush puing powl hospitals on the brink as fluid missions double. several states are reporting very high levels of influenza activity. >> what we are concerned about is a very early and growing flu season, one we have not seen in about a decade.

i am quite concerned about hospitals being able to handle the incoming capacity. >> that being felt in fresno. the tripledemic of covid, flu and rsp slamming area hospitals. >> it is the trifecta. >> the county triggering a policy that asks residents to avoid calling an ambulance or going to the er if they are not experiencing a life-threatening emergency. >> we have no additional capacity. >> covid hospitalizations seeing an uptick for patients 70 and older. in los angeles county, a possible return to the indoor mask mandate if cases rise to high numbers, with closepediatrg outdoor tents for overflow. this one in pittsburgh hoping to cut er wait times. the department of health and human services using data from last week reported pediatric

respiratory illnesses already are filling 78% of hospital beds nationwide, with five states and d.c. above 90% capacity. that lack of capacity putting families in the crosshairs. eight-year-old sebastian diagnosed with pneumonia by his local hospital, but did not have a bed for him. he was transferred to a hospital 30 miles away. >> it is the first time we were really scared for our kids. >> the day sebastian came home from the hospital, they were back in the er again, this time with luke, diagnosed with influenza a. >> it was scary and exhausting. you feel like you finally got to the finish line and somebody adds three more miles. >> the boys are back in school. tips are to be vigilant. >> taking a look at our economy.

the most recent jobs report better-than-expected. it showed an increase in the number of jobs despite layoffs, including in the tech sector. the report also showed an increase in average hourly earnings. >> even though we have seen wages skyrocket upward in our data, people are not feeling that on the street. they are not feeling that when they go to the grocery store. it is like a wage increase with no reward. >> is bad news for investors because higher wages add to higher inflation. it brings back fears the fed might feel pressure to raise interest rates. after three years of negotiations, delta pilots reached a tentative deal friday for better pay. the agreement must be approved by union leadership. the new deal will include a new 18% increase in pay, rising incrementally over the next four years. the deal is expected to set minimum standards for contract

negotiations. after elon musk came to twitter headquarters five weeks ago, he promised he would clean up hatred on social media. has he really cleaned up the platform? experts say that by firing key people, musk has opened the door to more hate speech on the platform. dustin dorsey takes a look at the specifics. >> old issues can often open new wounds, hate directed toward the african-american community is nothing new for reverend owens, but how easily it can now be spread on social media is troubling. >> what this speech does is not just attack those disenfranchised groups. get a tax america. again, it is not something that is just happening. what it will do is incite even more. >> what began as a platform for information and entertainment, social media has devolved into a

place where meanness and hate can thrive. new reports showing egregious hate speech has risen dramatically on twitter since musk bought the company. >> in reality, what he did was open the gates to hell and allow back and all those people that spread hateful rhetoric and then put up the bat signal and say, you know what? people can get away with whatever they want because my platform will tolerate the intolerable. >> the numbers the center for combating digital hate found confirming that. slurs against gay men before musk, 2506, and after, 3964. antisemitic tweets up 64%. a professor says free speech should be protected, but hate. has its limits.

>> key is a free speech absolutist -- musk is a free speech absolutist. >> he says he's shown signs of walking back his free-speech ideals, but the professor says hate speech must be controlled or musk risks losing advertisers. >> he decimated the teams doing this before and i think what he realizes now is he needs those people back to moderate that content. >> if not, there could be greater consequences. the santa clara county da's office says they will take action next week. >> san mateo county is hosting its anonymous gun buyback event. law enforcement will be at skyway road from 10:00 to 2:00 collecting and purchasing guns. the effort is to reduce the amount of firearms within the community. events in the past saw the

return of nearly 400 firearms, including seven assault weapons in ghost guns, guns that don't have a serial number, which makes the weapon untraceable. disney is hosting the disney ultimate toy drive to help make holiday wishes come true for children in need. you can visit disney.com/toydrive. still ahead, high-fashion, luxury and activism. how an oakland boutique is paving the way for independent designers. a look outside. hard to even see it. believe that is sfo. low visibility. gray and rainy this morning. we will check in with lisa when we g

>> here is a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. you can see the cameras getting fogged up from the rain. wel check in with lisa in the moment.

when we think of high-fashion, new york, paris and milan often come to mind, but what about oakland? it is home to a boutique called mcmullen working to link fashion and activism. here is jobina fortson. >> step inside mcmullen and you are overwhelmed by couture. the boutique, celebrating his 15th birthday, sits on broadway in oakland. it is the brainchild of sherry mcmullen. >> everyone has their own personal style so they are not necessarily looking for the big labels or that. it is about mixing independent designers with their own. >> cherry has been called a champion of young talent and a taste maker by vogue, but before that, she was a buyer for neiman marcus. >> when i started 15 years ago, i knew i wanted to create a space for younger designers. i thought, i know there are more

designers out there, designers who look like me, but how do we find them? >> she has it figured out now. i go to copenhagen, new york, paris, lagos. >> she styled steph curry. one of her most notable discoveries is designer christopher john rogers. they met during fashion week in 2019. >> it was the one collection that stood out in my mind. it went back to me. >> christopher john rogers went on to dress vice president harris for her inoculation and designed -- for her inauguration and designed sarah jessica parker's met gala look. >> if you truly believe in what your vision is and that you're going to make a difference, keep going.

>> that is her advice to everyone, including yourself. you can look around uptown oakland and see, but some businesses don't make it. she is, despite hardships like the pandemic, or the sharp rise of the fast fashion industry. >> we don't believe in fast fashion. we believe in timeless pieces. we talk about wearing your clothes over and over. my mother, my aunts, grandmothers, these are women who inspired me. >> she describes the women in her family as mentors. she is taking her mission a few miles down the road to mcmullen's distribution center in west oakland. her goal is to bring more jobs to an underrepresented area and host emerging brands. >> it will not be easy. it has not been easy along the way, but i state route 2 what i would -- but i stayed true to

what i was doing and it worked out. >> jobina fortson, abc7news. >> looking great. let's get a check outside. we can see how rainy it is. >> isn't that pretty? winter storm warning and snow levels fluctuating. right now, only 10 in truckee, 38 at the top -- at the tahoe airport. we will talk about lake levels know and above 7000 feet and bay area rain next. >> next, the pool party returning to the chase center. larry beil has all the highlights coming up in sports.

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>> with the home-court advantage tonight. the rockets are making their way to san francisco. last night, the pool party returned to the chase center. the warriors played the b ulls. >> the warriors worked their way back to 500, opening up a back to back, rockets and bull coming. the goal, buried the bull early friday night and rest your starters. look at this ball movement. jordan poole will finish it off with a deep three and a season-high seven threes and went for 30 points, 32 assists. klay thompson, only three of 13 from deep, not, 26 points for clay. moments later, it is poole.

warriors up i-19 and then the warriors lose focus. zach levine for three. suddenly, a one-point game. warriors answer with draymond green, almost with a triple double, warriors win 119-111. member how bad the lakers were at the start of the season? lebron, anthony, who had 44. the assist was number 10 for lebron, passing magic johnson for six on the all-time list. yiannis. russell westbrook diving. lakers get the steel. the lakers victorious, beating milwaukee. you want to play quarterback, do you? hello. meet goforth. the pac-12 championship game will put usc in the national playoffs.

williams to washington on fourth and two. utah just poured it on in the second half, three touchdowns, over 50 yards. 53 yards. usc was getting boat raced. no tackling allowed. continuing a 23 yard touchdown. utah spoils the pac-12. they take the title. they are doing their dance. back spasms that might keep the offense of tackle out of the niners-dolphins game. they walked off the practice field, officially listed as questionable for sunday's clash. 49ers and dolphins. if williams cannot go, mikovits would be the next minute. the niners have a 19-13 record without williams. that's a wrap. have a great weekend, everybody.

i am larry beil. >> it is a wet weekend even with the game tomorrow. it should be clear by the time the game comes around. >> looking at scattered showers and, really, the central coast, around st. louis obese -- san luis obispo. high levels fluctuating. the colder air all in response to this system. a couple systems heading our way. as we look at what's going on, the activity is to the south of san francisco, davenport, pescadero, san jose, livermore, the east bay. palo alto, raining.highway 84 and 280, soggy. we have missed and drizzle and scattered showers. 80 milpitas, alan rock, 680. into the east bay, it's been spotty, light.

union city, oakland, hayward. put in the north bay, missed and drizzle -- but in the north bay, missed and drizzle. 44 in downtown san francisco, 46 san jose. oakland, look how wet it is. 42 santa rosa. upper 30's by the delta and looking at fog. half a mile in oakland, a little better in hayward, two miles in hayward -- in napa. the rain fills and, scattered showers tomorrow, lingering into monday. today is the rainiest day. we have this system that moves to the north, gentle rain, and this system that will bring passing showers. as we look at the forecast animation, through the afternoon and evening, the focus is east of us. rain in the south bay, but much of it moving into the valley. we get into the overnight hours,

scattered, light rain. early morning tomorrow, some sun and downpours at times. otherwise, the sun wins out for the south bay for the game, but 5:30, 6:00, there is rain and it holds together. that's a look at the next three days. as we add up those totals, anywhere from half an inch or better, gusty winds and an upslope, but you can see varying amounts from over half an inch in redwood city to over an inch in concord, so wherever this sets up, it could get that she could get downpours in the east bay. the high snow levels to start out -- this winter storm warning lasting until monday. we are looking at a snow level about 7000 feet. the ski country will pick up one

to two feet around kirkwood. upper elevations will see an excess. it will range depending on the snow levels. highs today in the upper 40's to low 50's with a messy afternoon for the east bay and southbay . a level one system sunday and monday. we dry out tuesday and wednesday. we are still on for thursday and friday but it looks like rain to me. >> thank you. >> we will look inside the all new, our america. julian glover examines how black and latino families have been hit with home appraisals that can be up to $500,000 less than expected. it started with paul and tanisha austen in marin city and they join us on our 3:00 p.m. show friday. >> what have you learned about yourselves throughout this

process that lasted more than two years at this point and the system during this process? >> we have learned a lot. we were not -- it was never our plan to get thrown into this appraisal issue. it was just something that happened to us and we knew we had to stand up against it to make sure our children could have a better opportunity at life by us chasing that american dream. >> just do not give up. keep fighting. i think the more that we raise awareness around this issue, the faster things will change. >> our america lowballed is streaming on hulu and the abc7 app. if you are streaming us now, stay here. lowballed is coming up on our livestream next, right after the news at 8:00. you can stream this on our app and website. you really will want to watch you really will want to watch this documentary.

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>> we have been tracking rain but it's also cold. >> it is. upper elevations by sunday could see a rain/snow mix. the bulk of the activity in the southbay and east bay continues to shift into the san joaquin valley. the big winners for this storm system will be the east bay and southbay. as we get to the north, lesser amounts, but this will fill in from a system that arrives sunday or monday. keep the raingear handy. >> thank you. thank you all for joining us here. i am liz kreutz with lisa argen. coming up, a full day of college football. at 9:00, the tcu horned frogs take on the wildcats. a more coming up. news at 11. stay safe and have a great day.

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