the us a soggy saturday for much of the bay area, rain rolled in early this morning and has continued to fall for most of the day into the night making for a messy first weekend in december. good evening, you are watching abc seven news at 11. doppler seven has been lit up today with plenty of green tracking it all for us, our meteorologist -- she has the first look. >> we had quite a bit of rain. the system that moved through today came in from the south and here's live doppler 7 with a satellite radar image. you see all that rain coming from the south, that is exiting the bay area. then another system moving in from the north at this point, we had some really impressive rain at the south end, a big surge

there were three and a half inches of rain from this system. we are in a little bit of a break between these two systems and i want to show you how it is going to play out over the next few days. it is a storm level one, on our scale. scattered showers through tuesday morning up to an inch of rain, additional rainfall most falling in the north bay. especially for tomorrow. some of it moderate, complete rain totals for your neighborhood and a winter storm warning coming up. >> the bay area got a good soaking this saturday. while we do need it, the wet weather is making things messy for those who have had to venture out. abc seven has the story. >> even the heavy rain it was not going to stop this family from getting the crisp their christmas tree. >> even in this weather you came for your christmas tree? >> of course.

>> well i was told there was a rain sale so that's why we it 'a tradition. >> this family is one of the few who despite the rain still made it out to this christmas tree lot in san ramon. >> it's the time of year, if it's raining, snowing, inhaling, whenever you want get something. >> so much of the bay area will get up to an inch and a half of rain this weekend, saturday is expected to be the wettest day with the rainfall through monday. the rain also means snow for lake tahoe. >> it's good, we are very excited for it, where -- it's great to see it lake level snow. >>'s travel experts says they have been getting about 100 inches below the average snowfall over the past few years, that is why he's excited about this rain which could bring up to 2 feet of snow. >> we've been in a drought for so long, and he precipitation is good. but this actually feels like a normal winter.

>> climate experts like this one from uc berkeley says a strong storm this early in the season is a good start. a longer-term forecast for california shows another dry winter. >> we need about an extra year's worth of precipitation to come out of the drought, so a successful season this year is about 60 feet of snow. that might be a little optimistic though. >> he says that has only happened twice in the past 150 years. in san ramon abc7news. >> some pleasant hill residents will have to do with car damage caused by the storm. a large tree came down this evening crushing two vehicles and damaging others near patterson road and roberta avenue. it caused some other property damage outside homes nearby but fortunately no one was injured. and all the rain has closed the oakland zoo for daytime admissions tomorrow. the zoo tweeted this video with word of the closure today. as of now the glowfari light

festival is still on tomorrow night, the zoo says it will reassess mid afternoon tomorrow and post on its website if there are changes. a winter storm warning is in effect right now for the sierra and it is a messy drive for those headed on the roads to or from tahoe. chains are required on interstate 80 starting at kingvale for those making the drive up, if you are coming down they are required at rainbow. the storm warning is in effect until monday morning, people are being advised not to make the drive and less -- unless they absolutely have to. you can check the forecast and access doppler seven on demand through our streaming tv app, download the app now wherever you stream. a sideshow in the middle of the night at one of san francisco's most prominent locations has raised questions about his slow response from police.

you hear the noise there, this was the scene on the embarcadero on washington street just before midnight last night. a block from the ferry building two observers sent abc7news video of cars kicking up smoke and driving recklessly all while dozens of pedestrians watched. john walsh was one of the people recording from his balcony, he said the sideshow went on for about 15 minutes and by the time police arrived all of the drivers were gone. >> at that point i just saw maybe two or three police cars patrolling the area and that was it. these events could be dangerous, somebody could get badly hurt. it seems like our public officials have not really formulated a good response to these things so they can get them under control. >> re-reached out to san francisco police regarding wells's claims about last night but the department has not responded.

in the east bay a postal service truck carrying mail and packages burst into flames after a car slammed into it early this morning on i 880 near broadway in oakland. the driver of the car was trapped inside by the fire and died. investigators say it appears the driver of a white ford crown victoria was racing another car when he hit the truck which then slammed into a concrete barrier and overturned on broadway. the car's driver left the scene. the postal service is all the mail in the truck was outbound and people can find if there packages were destroyed by tracking their shipment online. new details tonight on a shooting outside a pleasant hill pizza restaurant last night, we have learned the victim was a 36-year-old man and the suspect has been arrested was 54 years old. thooting happened after the two men got into a dispute inside the pizza my way to contra costait spilled outside s

when the victim was shot multiple times, his condition is not available, the victim is an employee and he did know the gunman. building a better bay area -- new numbers show covid-19 cases are surging in the bay area and across california since thanksgiving. bay area news group reports cases have jumped from a daily cases for 100,000 residents in late october two over 13 at the end of november. santa clara and solano are on the cdc's list of counties with the highest transmission levels, flu and rsv cases are spiking as well. the cdc now lists california among 11 states with the highest influenza-like illness activity. abc7news is committed to building a be -- better bay area and one of the areas we have focused on is the plight of the tenderloin. the city of san francisco is shutting the doors on the

tenderloin center tomorrow, once seen as a key part to the city's battle against the drug overdose crisis, it now stands to close without a backup. as abc7news reporter reports, the back in it resources could leave the city's most vulnerable with no other option's. >> soon this site will come down, sunday the tenderloin center will close and for the hundreds of people accessing its services daily there is some anxiety. >> and going to miss it. >> pj says the center gives him a safe place to use drugs. access clean supplies and support in kc overdoses. >> work and have dirty needles, were not and have a place to use >> the center opened in january, according to the mayor's office, 300 overdoses have been reversed here.

in more than 200 people have been placed into housing. another 1000 connected to shelters. it is also a place to get a free meal and warm shower. dean preston is the board supervisor for the tenderloin district. >> it makes no sense and it has been a source of frustration. >> the mayor's plan is to open more permanent facilities, dubbed wellness centers offering similar services but time says the supervisor, has run out. >> where on record urging the mayor to make sure there is no gap, to either put up a new site or extended temporarily the tenderloin center services and should not -- she's not doing either. >> the mayor's office provided a statement reading after the closing of the tlc, the city will continue to partner with community organizations to prevent fatal drug overdoses, reduce open air drug use in and

around neighborhoods, and provide services such as behavioral health programs. darrell rn -- arlington lives in the neighborhood. what you think of the closing of the tenderloin center? >> i am so so about it. i know it causes a lot of distraction for the community in the community don't want their because it is an eyesore, but also i think it is saving lives. >> abc7news. >> still ahead on abc7news 11, on the surface it looks like a frigid plunge but there is much more to why people were jumping into the water this morning in san francisco. the landmark they are trying to save. also we will take all the snow we can get but there might be one resort in the sierra that needs it more than any other place. this season could help it

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welcome back, dozens of brave advocates plunged into the frigid waters today to save a crumbling san francisco landmark or at least try to. aquatic park peer or municipal pier was recently closed to the public because it is structurally unsafe. now friends of the peer are urging officials to fund the repair bill. abc news reporter has the story. >> how was it? >> it was cold. >> fran was among a group of brave folks who jumped into the supercold bait water. a chilly move designed to get some attention for an aging landmark in distress. the need

send a message to th park service and congress that it's time to fix this. >> the historic pier once enjoyed by fishermen and taurus is in need of repair, it is owned by the national park service built in 19 33. years of crashing waves and storms have left a crumbling, the national park service closed appear permanently a few weeks ago. last summer a fire burned an abandoned building near the entrance of the pier. >> will you sign a postcard to help save the pier? >> advocates are rallying the public to urge officials to come up with the funds to fix the pier, that repair bill now topping $100 million. >> my message to the feds is we need money yesterday, come save this resource, it is a national asset. >> advocates say if the pier was allowed to collapse into the bay the cove could disappear. >> is not just recreation, it protects the beach from erosion.

>> park officials tell abc7news that they are committed to prioritizing to plan for the replacement of the peer and welcome to new to work with the community and government stake holders to achieving a viable solution should funding become available. advocates call it peer pressure and they say they will keep jumping in the water until a commitment is made to save this piece of history. in san francisco abc7news. >> a new study shows california's wine industry contributes to -- more than $73 billion to the state economy. the study was financed by two industry groups, the california association of wine grape growers and the wine institute. the report shows the direct and indirect influences from wineries, vineyards and related businesses. the $73 billion figure is an increase of about $16 billion since 2016. tomorrow is your chance to check

out some of the best bay area museums and it won't cost you a dime. all weekend 21 of san francisco's most popular museums are weaving admission, the fees are being covered by anonymous donors. tomorrow it is free admission at the exploratorium, the moment, the asian art museum and more. today the dion legion of honor, the walt disney family museum all took part in the event to preserve -- reserve tickets go to sf free museum weekend.com. what weather was not enough to dampen spirits at an event in oakland's chinatown today, musical performances were just part of the show. the annual chinatown winter solstice festival, the event also includes arts and craft booths, along with several different food vendors. it is put on by the oakland chinatown improvement council and will continue tomorrow.

our meteorologist joins us, i feel like we either get it all or we get nothing. right now we are getting at all. >> yes we had a lot today. we will still have several more days of rain because another system is moving in overnight. here's a look at live doppler 7 and skylight raider i manage. we had a little break right now, the other system is going to be moving in shortly. here's what it looks like. a shot from sutro, so we can see finally with the clouds clearing. san francisco's 48°, oakland 47, cooler and half moon bay at 43. we can see across from the east bay temperatures are going to be a little bit milder tomorrow. some breaks in the rain. santa rosa 45, napa 46 a pretty much in the mid 40's. this time we are checking out the south bay in san jose and here's what you need to know with the forecast. another system arrives overnight, it's going to bring a scattered showers, tomorrow into

monday and we thought it would end monday but now it looks like it's going to linger into tuesday morning. it's going to be a little bit slower moving but rain totals will still be about the same as what we thought. here's a forecast animation so midnight tonight you notice the system starts to hit the north bay, the new system coming in. it is a storm impact scale one out of five so a light system. notice by 7:00 tomorrow morning, mostly still in the north bay. pop showers throughout the rest of the bay area but check out one :00 tomorrow. especially for the 49ers game, shower slide past san jose and then it will be mostly dry after that. in the afternoon hours for the game look into monday we will see waves of showers move through the bay area and lingering as it wraps around and finally exits tuesday morning. and then tuesday afternoon should be dry. rain totals this time we are going to see greater rain totals in the north bay because this system is coming from the northwest.

up to an inch or even more in cloverdale, notice areas around the bay area that generally around half an inch and slightly less in the south bay where this previous system brought a ton of rain through monterey bay. also a winter storm warning in effect, you don't want to be driving to and from tahoe. chain requirements are on 80 right now, difficult snow levels are dropping tomorrow, we could see up to 3 feet of snow at the highest peaks. also lows tonight won't be as cold, it will still be chilly in the north bay, temperatures dropping into the upper 30's through santa rosa and lakeport around the bay, look for mid 40's. tomorrow afternoon with a little bit more sunshine through parts of the east and south bay, san jose antioch and fairfield it will be hitting 60° and lots of upper 50's around the bay area as though showers continue. here's the weather forecast, very wet but it will be a light storm sunday monday to tuesday morning.

it's going to be cooler wednesday it will be chilly but dry all day, we will even see more sunshine and then it looks like another system on storm impact scale. it will be one as well, light for the end of the weekend. have your umbrella handy, we will be using a lot this week but we can always welcome the rain. >> delivery and remote work. >> yes, great idea. >> why go to the north pole to see santa when the north pole can come to you? see how san francisco international airport transformed into a winter wonderland today folks, it looks like we're gonna have to land this big old bird earlier than expected because it's the xfinity black friday sale. stream your heart out with the ultimate streamer setup when you get internet with unlimited data for 55 dollars a month.

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welcome back, no rain delay for santa's arrival at san francisco's airport. santa and mrs. claus surprised kids from local children's hospitals from the holiday

tradition -- has made adjustments since the pandemic. now united transforms the airport's arrival level into a winter wonderland were families drive up, get gifts and meet santa. united employees volunteer their time to make this holiday magic happen. the warriors are back at chase center trying to protect home court, chris alvarez is here with a preview. >> jr coming up in sports, warriors are going to stay hot at home, no play no problem. a big lead against the rockets then sealed the deal there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema

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the warriors playing the back end of a home back to back tonight against houston, golden state looking to stay hot at home. they once nine straight at chase. the back end of a back to back, great passing leads to a michael dunk. up 16 after one. then they went to the second, what a pass two-handed hammer in the duck sides -- since curry now. it jp's got some balance. 21 points in the starting role for pool, golden state led by as much as 25 but houston hanging tough. a little later curry, andrew wiggins -- a season high of 36. the fourth quarter though houston down 10 here comes josh christopher slamming at home rockets within single digits but steph turns -- to change the game. wiggins also hit from deep this was ruled a deep to, wiggins and

staff the third pair of teammates to hit 83-pointers in the game 10 straight wins chase. >> we have a lot of guys they get good quality shots, a lot of confidence that everybody can step up and knock them down, still have to find that balance when they are not following this part of the area -- it's following the ball moving, it's a fun way to play because you are creating good shots and that avalanche can come out of nowhere. >> world cup around 16, the u.s. taking on netherlands. opening minutes, u.s. with a great chance here. denied -- that would have been huge for the red white and blue. dutch on the attack, denzel beats matt turner at the first time the u.s. has trailed at the world cup. -- u.s. down to at the half and they fall 31 that ends there world cup the run.

college football the big 12 title game, tcu trying to stay perfect in overtime against kent state. the wildcats get a huge stop so now all kent state needs is a field goal to hand -- can tcu their first loss -- case state wins tcu's first loss, they still likely make the playoff. georgia blocking a field goal on this one, both offensive coordinator todd monkey and is yelling don't pick it up. so what are his players going to do? they pick it up. and christopher smith catches lsu off guard and look at, he's going to go to the house. now he's happy, georgia wins it 5230. that's abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> thank you so much, much more to come on abc seven news at 11, a shocking story out of texas where for fedex is accused of

kidnapping and killing a seven-year-old girl. also a rather audit crime in war-torn ukraine, the mural by a famous street artist that

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welcome back, snow from our storm system is a big benefit for resorts in tahoe, one in particular that just reopened today. in august of 2021, the caldor fire destroyed most of the sierra at tahoe resort. our reporter has a look at the

resorts struggled to reopen. >> the face of sarah tahoe is forever changed but there is an era of excitement and a buzz of activity is this time-honored ski resort repairs to reopen for the first time since a fire roared through here in august of 2021. we were here is the fire grew in the distance, smoke filled the air and cell service was wiped out. crews worked hard to protect buildings, chairlifts and other infrastructure. most of all that survived but many of the old growth pine groves that made sarah tahoe so iconic have been destroyed. it has taken months of hard work to reach this moment, says communications manager. >> the fire was devastating when i came in last year. sierra is the locals choice here in tahoe, it's a place that people call home. for many generations, learning how to ski, to progressing their skills and it was really hard

when we came back and saw the damage from the fire. to be here where we are today is a big victory for us and we are really stoked to be able to welcome people back. >> sierra tahoe tells me just to lifts will be open for this weekend, but as we get more snow more areas will open. reporting from sierra, abc7news. >> love seeing that snow, live picture at san francisco international airport were alaska airlines has just started rolling out a new digital baggage program, they are offering customers an electronic bag tag that will pair with an app allowing travelers to check their bag and from anywhere. >> the idea behind it is you have this tag, you can update it from your phone, you never have to stop to get a baggage tag. >> this is how the technology works, after registration travelers can use a phone app to

transfer their flight info to the tags. alaska airlines says it will reduce wait times by nearly 40% as there is no need to print out a paper tag at the check-in counter. this week 2000 500 alaska frequent flyers will be able to receive the tags. the electronic tags will cost $75. a driver working for fedex has been arrested and accused of kidnapping and killing a seven-year-old girl in texas. the man has confessed to the crime, this comes days after hundreds of people started searching for the girl after she disappeared, our abc reporter following the story. >> the today search for the seven-year-old ending and heartbreak. authority saying the texas girl's body was found late friday night after police say her alleged kidnapper, a fedex driver, confessed. telling police where he left the body. >> is one of the toughest investigations i have been involved in.

>> the 31-year-old is now in custody, charged with capital murder and kidnapping. he delivered a package to her house wednesday when he snatched the girl about 200 yards from her home. authorities believe she died within one hour of being abducted. >> it hurts our hearts to know that that child died. >> fedex which assisted in the investigation said words cannot just drive our shock. when asked if they would review their hiring process a spokesperson pointed to how they contract independent businesses saying these companies are subject to background checks going on to say that safety is their highest priority. officials say they're not sure yet if the subject has a prior criminal history. >> any time a child dies it hits you in your heart. you compare that child to your own children when they were that age. >> her body was taken to the medical examiner's office and please have yet to reveal a motive. the bond is set at 1.5 million

dollars. abc news in washington. >> in ukraine a group of people have been arrested for trying to steal a mural by a famous mural artist banksy. they caught the thieves after they pulled the artwork out of a wall in the capital city of kyiv. the mural is one of several pieces that have popped up following russia's invasion of the country. from the air to the deep sea, a team of scientists recently discovered some previously unknown creatures on the seafloor near australia. one of them is called a deep-sea that fish which looks more like a ray of some sort. a host of other bizarre sea life was found including a spider fish, a blind people, a hyphen to lizard fish and a couple other eagle varieties. still ahead, how about a little holiday spirit to add to your chair this year? i spirit we mean drinks. a look at some pop-up bars in the bay area that might just

have what you are looking for this holiday season. >> and we have more rain heading our way as one system exit another moves in from the northwest. it is going to bring scattered showers over the next few days and i will let you know how much and i will let you know how much rain you can ♪ ♪ ♪ you're all i've been looking for ♪ ♪ and a little more ♪

welcome back, a cultural collaboration is underway in san francisco. a jewish event with a parisian theme to help brighten the holiday season for children in need. the annual hanukkah in paris party is taking place at le colonial restaurant. the organizer calls it a chance to experience jewish culture while giving back to the community, the event is organized by the nonprofit value culture and includes a toy drive. donations collected will go to toys for tots. looking for a different way to toast the holidays?

our abc news reporter gloria rodriguez takes us to two holiday pop-up bars, one in san francisco and the other in oakland. >> miracle at pch at sutter street in san francisco is one of the holiday pop-up bars in the bay area that is now open so let's check it open. the holiday music is blaring, the snowmachine is ready, and the festive decor is up. kevin dietrich owns miracle at pch located at pacific cocktail haven in the tropical holiday pop-up bar with a sipping santa located at kona street market in 3rd street in san francisco. they will be open until new year's eve, >> expect over the top. enjoy the moment in the spirit and hearing mariah and carry over. >> speaking of mariah carey the qr code on the shirt directs you

to a youtube page with mariah carey's "all i want for christmas is you." >> so people can actually buy the holiday glasses and 10% goes to charity so can you show me some of the holiday drinks you have here? >> i'm going to make the old fashion from the miracle at pch, bring to the mixing glass. give it a stir. and garnish with an orange twist. snowball orange -- old-fashioned. lights, christmas decorations, festive glassware. you just can't go wrong with coming in and just having a good time." >> you can buy some of the festive glassware, 10% of proceeds will go to the seva foundation, a nonprofit eye care -- santa seriously can sit down right here and get your picture

taken. in san francisco gloria rodriguez abc7news. >> good times just bring your checkbook with you or your credit card. now look inside the all documentary our america -- abc reporter examines how black and latino families have been hit hard home appraisals that can be up to $500,000 lower-than-expected. it all started with paula and tanisha austen in marine city. they join us in getting answers on friday to discuss the documentary. >> what if you learned about yourselves throughout this process that has lasted more than two years at this point, and also the system during this process? >> we have learned a lot. it was never a plan to get thrown into this appraisal issue, it was just something that happened to us. we knew we had to stand up. to make sure our children can have a better opportunity at life by us chasing that american

dream. >> just don't give up, keep fighting, the more we raise awareness around this issue the faster things change. >> our america, lowballed. streaming on demand right now on hulu and the abc seven bay area streaming app and if you are streaming us right now stay right here, lowballed is coming up on our 24 next. right after the news. frances dinglasan is here now to take a closer look at the weather, a lot of people hunker down inside. >> yes because another system is heading our way, one just left another heading in. you can see were already eating light rains through parts of the north bay. on her storm impact scale it is one out of five, a light system. were going to see moderate showers at times, it's going to continue all the way into tuesday morning anywhere from a

quarter of an inch up to an inch and more rain is expected in the north bay from the system. here are the rain totals, more in the north bay and less in the south bay with the system. generally a lot of folks will be getting around half an inch or over an inch, and then closer to a third of an inch in san jose. los tonight will mainly be in the mid 40's around the bay, some upper 40's -- and then tomorrow generally upper 50's for everybody. if you are headed to the 49ers game, some great news there still a slight chance of a shower in the afternoon but it will be mostly dry and cool with temperatures near 58. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast, a wet week ahead. scattered showers off and on through monday and into tuesday morning and then we dry off and a very chilly start but dry all day wednesday with a little bit of sunshine. and then another system arrives towards the end of the week.

>> thanks francis, not to chris with a preview of sports. >> coming up in sports, saint mary's basketball trying to upset the top team in the country and the amazing andrew wiggins, we go one-on-one with him after a season ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪

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the warriors have won 10 straight at home after tonight's 19 point win over houston, golden state taken care of chicago and houston on back to back nights with clayton out tonight andrew wiggins picked up the slack in a big way. extremely efficient, 14 of 19 including eight of 10 from distance. after the game i went one-on-one with all-star whigs. here with andrew wiggins, 83-pointers, i could go on and on about the stats but part of

this for you is your comfortability within the system. is that the biggest factor in why you're doing so well? >> i'm just feeling good on the court. repetition, practice, preparing for the shots, staying locked in. >> clay doesn't play tonight, so the lineups are little different. how do you feel about what you did, what did you learn in this? >> you have to keep your foot on the gas. houston is a lot of young guys, good young guys and you know they're knocking to get put away easily. you have to keep fighting until the end so stay locked in. >> you got three-pointers number 900 and now your -- what is that say about the work you've put in? >> i have put in a lot of work. try and perfected and make it better so it was great to hear. >> the holidays are coming up, what's your favorite part about this type of -- time of year,?

>> enjoy my family, my kids, my girl. my siblings, mom and dad, everyone. enjoying it all and seeing their faces. enjoying family time. it's a long season and sometimes you're on the road a long time so cherish the moments you get with family. >> and i your daughter got that poster, that's my favorite. see you next week, >> that will be fun saint mary's talk -- taking on top ranked houston and college basketball. reggie cheney the leah, the gales staying in and answering moments later, about aiden mahaney a clutch three he had 14 points, seven seconds left, gail looking to get within three but the block. at mitchell saxon is blocked, gail gave houston a scare with the cougars to hang off 53 -- close game there. wild animals spotted in ottawa,

that's just great. two goals, to one after one in the bench, they love that up in canada but they don't score after that in ottawa did. finishing to give auto of the lead, final four goals win five to two. back across the border in buffalo tomorrow. number two michigan and purdue, michigan led by one and the house but donovan edwards took care of that practically by himself. 101 yards including this 27 yard touchdown. 28 to 13, finishing with 185 yards, and then purdue in trouble. two second-half pix, will johnson be interception, how about jj mccarthy? through three touchdowns, zipping one to ronnie bell. wolverines win 43 to 22, their big 10 champs 13 and oh for the

first time in school history. colorado buffaloes announcing the hiring of deion sanders, the nfl hall of famer 49ers legend coming off a season in his three years as a head coach -- coming into pac-12. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> that's it for tonight, i am j.r. stone, we hope you stay warm and dry this evening abc7news continues tomorrow morning at five with francis and chris. i think you for joining us, have a great night.

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