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moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: slick roads and downed trees, it has been a soggy and cold start of the week across the bay area. there are more scattered showers on the way. good morning, i am liz kreutz with lisa argen. there has been a lot of rain, it has not stop people from going out and enjoying this time of year. you got your christmas tree. lisa: and we have some sun to finish the weekend, though we have thunderstorms offshore. here is a look at live doppler 7, an area of low pressure pin wheeling off the coast. that has allowed for cold, unstable air in the north bay to trigger thunderstorms. as we go closer, not st. helena had a heavy downpour -- mount st. helena had a heavy downpour. as we go to pope valley, moving north and east, taking you westward to windsor.

as we look at santa rosa down through, some showers there. from sears point to novato, scattered light rain. the bulk of the activity will be in the north bay today. this is a level one system from today, monday, and lingering into tuesday. anywhere from a couple hundredths to three quarters of an inch if you are under one of the heavier downpours. a live look outside, you can see the cloud cover. 50 palo alto. warmer today, we have the sun and south wind. the atmosphere is still unstable. as we go three or monday, monday morning commute, it looks wet. liz: we are talking about the bay area getting soaked this weekend. the wet weather is making things messy for those who have to venture out. we have more from the east bay.

reporter: for them, even the heavy rain would not stop them from getting the family christmas tree. >> of course. it is christmas. >> i was told there would be a sale, i was wrong. [laughter] no discount in the rain. it will not keep us away, we have to get it done. reporter: the family is one of the few who, despite the rain, still meted out to the lot. >> it is that time of year to grab a tray. raining, snowing, hailing. get something. reporter: some parts of the bay area will get it to an inch and a half of rain this weekend. saturday is expected to be the wettest with rainfall through monday. the rain mean snow for lake tahoe. >> it is good, we are anticipating and are excited. reporter: kevin cooper is a tahoe area travel expert. he says they've been getting about 100 inches below the average snowfall the past few years. that is why he's excited about

this weekend's rain, which could bring up to two feet of snow. >> any type of precipitation is good. this feels like a normal winter. reporter: climate experts say a strong storm this early in the season is a good start. the long-term forecast for california shows another dry winter. >> we needed extra years worth of precipitation to come out of the drought, so a successful season this year is about 60 feet of snow. [laughter] that might be a little optimistic. reporter: that has only happened twice in the past 150 years. abc 7 news. liz: some pleasant hill residents will have to deal with car damage caused by this weekend stormy weather. a large tree came down on saturday, crushing to vehicles and damaging others. it caused property damage

outside homes nearby, nobody was injured. all of the rain has forced the oakland zoo tthe zoo tweeted thh information on the closure. as of now, the light festival is still on for tonight. the zoo says it will reassess during the day and post on the website if there are changes. you can check the forecast anytime and access live doppler 7 on-demand through the abc bay area streaming tv app. download now wherever you stream. developing out of disneyland in anaheim, a man in his 50's jumped to his death from a parking structure. police are investigating. guests were reporting that trams were shut down and people were having to walk back to their cars from inside the park. we are working to get more information and will bring you updates as they come. a sideshow in the middle of the night at one of san francisco's most prominent locations has raised questions about a slow

response from police. this was the scene nearby washington street just before midnight friday night. two observers sent s video of cars kicking up smoke and driving recklessly while dozens of pedestrians watched. john wells was one of the people recording from his balcony. he says it went on for about 15 minutes and by the time police arrived, all the drivers were gone. >> at that point, i saw maybe two or three police cars patrolling the area. that was pretty much it. these events could be really dangerous. somebody could get badly hurt. it seems like public officials haven't really formulated a good response to these things so they can get this under control. liz: we reached out to san francisco police regarding the claim about friday night. 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 saturday morning on i-8 80 near broadway and oakland. the driver of the truck 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 it hit the truck, which slammed into a concrete barrier and overturned on broadway. the driver fled the scene. the postal service is all the mail in the truck was outbound and people can find out if packages were destroyed by tracking the shipment online. new details this morning on a shooting outside a pizza restaurant in pleasant hill friday night. the victim is a 36-year-old man, the suspect to has been arrested is 54. police say the shooting happened after the men got into a dispute inside pizza my way. it's billed outside, that is when the victim was shot multiple times. his condition is not known.

the victim is an employee. building a better bay area focuses on health. new numbers show covid-19 cases are surging in the bay area and across california since thanksgiving. cases have jumped from eight daily cases per 100,000 residents in late october to over 13 at the end of november. santa clara am solano are on the cdc list of counties with the highest transmission levels. flu and rsv cases are spiking. the cdc lists california among the 11 states with the highest influenza like illness activity. with covid cases on the rise across the state, los angeles county is considering reinstating the indoor mask mandate. the public health director said if the county reaches the cdc's high transmission and hospitalization categories, masking may be required indoors. right now, the county is in the medium transition level. if cases continue to climb, officials say the county could

reach the high category this week. also now in our effort to build a better bay area, we have focused on the plight of the tenderloin. the city of san francisco shutting the doors of the tenderloin center. once seen as a key part to the city's battle against the drug overdose crisis, it stands to close without a backup plan. they gap in vital services could leave the city's most vulnerable with no other option's. reporter: soon, this site will come down. sunday, the tenderloin center will close. for the hundreds of people accessing its services daily, there is some anxiety. >> i am going to miss it. reporter: he says the center gives him a safe place to use drugs, access clean supply -- supplies and support in kc overdoses. >> we are going to have dirty needles, not a place to use safely. clared atafmergcy in opene i

the tenderloin dtrt. according to the mayor's office, 300 overdoses have been reversed. more than 200 people have been placed into housing. another thousand connected to shelters. it is also a place to get a free meal and warm shower. he is the board supervisor of the tenderloin district. >> it makes absolutely no sense. it has been a real source of frustration. reporter: the mayor's plan is to open more permanent facilities dubbed wellness centers, offering similar services. but time has run out. >> they are on record urging the mayor to make sure there was to either stand up a new site or extend, temporarily, the tenderloin center services. reporter: the mayor's office provided a statement, reading in part, after the closure of the tlc, the city will continue to

partner with community organizations to prevent fatal drug overdoses, produce open-air drug use in and around neighborhoods, and provide services, such as behavioral health programs. he lives in the neighborhood. what do you think of the closure of the tenderloin center? >> well, i am so-so so about it. i know it causes a lot of distraction for the community, the community don't want their because it is an eyesore, in a way. -- want it there. but it is saving lives. liz: let us get a check outside. seems like the rain stopped for a little bit. lisa: we still have unstable air offshore that could trigger scattered showers. a warmer day, we will plot out the next chance of rain and show you several days of level one on the storm impact scale, coming

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liz: welcome back, here is a live look from the oakland airport camera. the sun is up, the tarmac is striking -- and riding as we get a break from the rain. the sheriff's office is hundreds of people surrendered weapons in return for cash, no questions asked. according to the report, 280 eight firearms were collected, and wooding six assault weapons and 18 ghost guns. ghost gun refers to a firearm without a commercial serial number, which makes the firearm untraceable. gun buyback events helped provide a place to get rid of firearms and they hope to improve public safety in san mateo county with these gun buybacks. dozens of brave advocates plunged into the frigid bay water yesterday to save a crumbling san francisco landmark. aquatic park. was recently -- aquatic park pier was close to the public because it was deemed unsafe.

we have the story. >> how was it? >> cold and fabulous. reporter: she was among a group of raved folks who dumped into the super cold water. it was designed to get attention for an ancient landmark in distress. eunice a full pier -- municipal pier at aquatic park. >> we need to send a message that it is time to fix this. reporter: the historic pier is in dire need of repair. it is owned by the national park service, built in 1933. years of crashing waves into winter storms have literally left a crumbling. national park service closed the pier permanently a few weeks ago. last summer, fire burned an abandoned building near the entrance. >> can you sign a postcard? reporter: advocates of rallying the public to urge federal officials to come up with funds to fix it. the repair bill now topping $100

million. >> my message to the feds is we need money yesterday. come and save the resource, it is a national asset. reporter: if it was allowed to collapse into the bay, aquatic cove could disappear. >> it is not just recreation, it protects the beach from erosion. reporter: park officials tell abc7news the national park service remains committed to prioritizing and planning for the replacement of mute -- municipal pier and will work with stakeholders toward achieving a viable solution, should funding become available. advocates call it pier pressure and say they will keep making noise until a commitment is made to save this piece of history. >> save the pier. liz: today is your chance to check out some of the bay area's best museums, it will not cost you a dime if you can get a ticket. 21 of san francisco's most popular museums are waiving

admission. the fees are being covered by anonymous donors. the museums participating today include the exploratorium, moma and asian art museum. tickets are sold out online, he will have to try to get them in person. there will be a limited amount available on site. this is a live look from the caltrans webcam over i-80 eastbound, you see all the snow piling up. experts from uc berkeley report at least more than 10 inches of snowfall in that area in the past 24 hours. people have to take it slow if they are up in tahoe driving back to back. lisa: it is more dense with the fluctuation from rain to snow, that is good news. we had avalanche conditions before that, this solidified the snowpack. over 10 inches in the sierra nevada, still looking at more as it is certainly slick with a

winter storm warning through early tomorrow. look what we are seeing off the coast as the area of low pressure work to move the cold front through the bay area overnight, now we have thunderstorm activity. mainly offshore. sonoma county, a brief thunderstorm around bodega bay. as we go closer from highway 128, looking at heavier downpours. much of the activity, thunderstorm activity, weakening forms on shore. over the water, you see a heavier cell. highway 37 and novato looking at scattered showers, here is where we still have some snow. several inches to go. as we look at the totals adding up through early tuesday, anywhere from seven inches around southlake to 15 inches donner. this is above 7000 feet could be getting about another foot and a half, so certainly good news to

make a good base for the mountains. as we look outside, you can see the clouds and sun. 52 downtown as well as san jose. 50 four half moon bay, so warmer than yesterday. a look downtown, you see the cloud cover in santa rosa. 50 in livermore, 44 in fairfield. there is a look at mount tam, the trees blowing. we are looking at most of the activity in the north bay today. allowi ftoome to an ear rosa e t. spotty showers. theng a der day. as we get to early monday morning, here comes a line of storms that will move through during the morning commute. looking through the afternoon and evening, still showers offshore.

the atmosphere still unstable, looking at spotty showers into the south bay. throughout the day today, we are adding the totals up. anywhere from a couple hundreds from mountain view at 10th, redwood city. where you get under the heavier downpours, you could see a half inch or better up through napa. highs today with a level one system lingering through the next 24 to 30 hours is warmer, upper 50's. any pockets of clear air we get allowing for colder nights to return to the bay area through the next several days. down in santa clara, upper 50's 1:00. a cool afternoon dodging showers. accuweather 7 day forecast, the activity stays pretty much in the north bay today. fair game anywhere as we get into the next 24 hours. this will weaken the system. by the end of the week, we are

tracking more light showers thursday to friday. enjoy the beneficial rain. yesterday was a washout, not today. still some unstable air. liz: good to say we have days of rain with little breaks to get things done. just ahead, under pressure for safer right shares. why city leaders in the south bay are trying to change how they report sexual assaults. >> the abc 7 storm impact scale. from one to five, like to severe. know exactly how every storm will impact you. be prepared with the abc 7 storm impact scale from abc7news.

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disagreement between community leaders and rideshare companies. it would force companies like uber and lyft to report sexual assaults allegations to police. many victim advocacy groups are against it. reporter: with only weeks left in office, the san jose mayor is doubling down on a proposed ordinance he says will improve community safety. >> i am proposing to the council that we require any ridesharing vortex accompanies including uber and lyft to report sexual assault occurring in connection with their services, and fully inform survivors of their choice of the victimization and how to access services. >> it is backed by the district attorney, who said that talks with rideshare companies started months ago. >> the absence of engagement is disheartening. their refusal to move from their position was disappointing.

their automatic rejection of even a suggested pilot project was extremely dissatisfying and dangerous. reporter: we reached out to uber , who says it is the choice of survivors to contact police. is it to insinuate that uber benefits financially or reputation away as categorically false. we talked openly about these issues and disclosed detailed data not because it was easy, but because it was the right thing to do. the policy it has been guided by his valor u.s. they say the proposed ordinance is harmful to victims. >> we are one of the groups that went to uber and said do not share survivor confidential information without their consent. reporter: the organization has brought their concerns to local leaders, but were not able to come to an agreement. >> they need to be able to control when and how they deal with that. they do not need people calling

them out of the blue end saying we got your phone number from this other place and we want to talk to you about that. reporter: it goes before the rules committee on wednesday and expected to have support from law enforcement and other leaders, even after the start of the new year. liz: still to come, the body of a seven-year-old girl found in texas. the suspect is facing kidnapping and murder charges. the little girl's family is speaking out this morning. plus, could apple move iphone production out of china? what the company is considering to keep manufacturing on track. to keep manufacturing on track. ♪ with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. new retinol overnight means the smoothing benefits of retinol are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning, thanks for joining us.

lisa: the 49ers are going to need luck with the dolphins. we are looking at lightning strikes and thunderstorms offshore, but for the bay area, things are looking brighter for now. area of low pressure will stay in the vicinity to keep the storm impact scale with this throughout the day today. tomorrow, you see the line of showers from santa rosa to the north and east. some light rain, winds are 101. as we go further south, rainy around highway 37, novato. as we look at the storm impact scale, the rain rates will be lighter and we see a wide variety from a couple hundreds to three quarters of an inch now through early tuesday. it will take a while for the area of low pressure to move out. with that will be the cold, unstable air. 51 in oakland, milder than all day yesterday.

winter storm warning still in effect early tomorrow, you see the dark clouds from the golden gate bridge. 48 santa rosa, 50 in livermore. the rain to the north continues to allow for spotty showers, mainly north of the golden gate. as we go through the evening, more rain to track for the monday morning commute. liz: developing this morning, a contract driver for fedex has been charged with capital murder and aggravated kidnapping in the case of a seven-year-old girl's death in texas. her family is speaking out after the tragic loss. reena roy has an update. reporter: the heartbroken mother of the seven-year-old speaking out after her little girl was murdered in the small town of paradise, texas. posting to facebook saying in part, i love my daughter beyond words and will always love her. i cannot describe the pain and absolute anger i feel. my princess was taken from me

from a sick, cruel monster for no reason. >> [inaudible] reporter: fedex contract driver now behind bards -- bars, charged with capital murder and aggravated kidnapping. 31-year-old confessed to killing the first greater after dropping off a package at her father's home, then kidnapping her steps from her front door. >> they are devastated, they are angry because of what happened. a precious child taken from their lives, pray for these folks. so they might be relieved of some of the pain. reporter: investigators believe she died within an hour of her adoption -- abduction. she was reported missing by her stepmother who is unable to find her at home or around the neighborhood. hundreds of volunteers rushing to the scene to help find her. the desperate search lasting more than 48 hours, until there

was a break in the case. a neighbor alerting authorities a fedex truck had been in the area the same time if you last seen. police teaming up with fedex using digital evidence to track down the suspect. he has no past criminal record. >> it hurts our heart to know that child died. reporter: a horrific tragedy before the holidays as deliveries ramp up. >> children if they are home when people deliver packages, let the driver walk away before you open the door. make your children aware, you need to educate them to stay away from strangers. reporter: they say words cannot express the shock and sorrow surrounding the tragic event. we continue to cooperate fully with the investigating authorities. liz: taking a look now at sfo, a life picture. alaska airlines has started rolling out a new digital baggage program. they're offering customers an

electronic tag tag that will pair with an app, allowing travelers to check their bags and virtually from anywhere. >> the idea behind it is you have this tag, you can update it from your phone so you never have to stop to get a baggage tag. liz: this is how it works. after bag registration, travelers can use this to transfer information to the tag. they say it will reduce wait times by 40%, as there's no need to print out a paper tag. this week, over 2000 frequent flyers will be able to receive the tags. they do cost $75 each. happening today, adjustments are being made to school services to sync with several east bay school bell schedules. it is getting change to run every half hour, that matches up with the frequency of connecting bus lines 800 and 81.

other minor schedule changes were made to other transit lines, you can find all the changes on their website. apple is looking to move production out of china. covid restrictions, supply chain issues and labor unrest are forcing apple to investigate. at one point, 85% of all iphone pros were made at a factory run in china. analysts say apple needs to diversify manufacturing if it wants to continue its growth. newly elected house democratic leader sat down with george stephanopoulos. they talked about the historic change in democratic leadership and the party priorities heading into the next session of congress. >> our mission is to find ways to work with republicans whenever possible to work on issues related to the economy, inflation and fighting for better paying jobs in safer communities.

i hope the republicans will look for common ground with us. we will oppose them when we must. liz: he went on to say he hopes to expand on the recently passed inflection reduction act. democrats are in the process of organizing and getting ready before the term starts january 3 sunday area commutes may soon be getting more expensive. as transportation officials explore ways to alleviate traffic congestion. one idea being considered is adding more toll roads. this morning, there is a plan that could cost you more to get around. reporter: traffic, congestion, gridlock. >> it is crazy all the time. reporter: it is something most of us dread in the bay area. >> it is bad coming from the peninsula. reporter: some say it is getting worse. >> it is hard to add may be an hour some days. reporter: bay area

transportation officials are looking at the possibility of charging drivers per mile uncongested free record doors that already have public transportation. >> transportation on the freeways is not fast and not reliable. given we are not going to build any more freeways, the capacity we have is the capacity we are going to have for the next generation. reporter: on the website, you will see some core doors that could face roadway pricing. >> those include i-83 solano county to the bay bridge. both 101 and 280 along the peninsula. reporter: the commission does not have many other details on this idea. it is too early to say how much the toll could cost drivers. transportation officials want to improve traffic flow on freeways and help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. just petition officials say the idea is to toll all lanes of a freeway, not just the express lanes. tolling could vary in price,

depending on time of day. >> another way to think about this is to consider freeways like a public utility. in which case, you already pay more to consume power at certain times of the day. liz: still ahead, debit cards loaded with california's middle-class tax refund are in the mail. some people are asking, why do the cards seem like a scam? 7 on your side has answers this morning. and, a live look outside over the bay. the bay bridge is clear in san francisco right now, scattered showers coming later today and in the days ahead.

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are getting debit cards. viewers have been flooding 7 on your side with questions about this, michael finney has some answers. >> i almost threw it out. reporter: she was suspicious when she got this envelope in the mail from something called california middle-class tax refund, with an address in nebraska. >> i thought it was a scam. reporter: she opened it to find a debit card issued by a bank in new york saying it was her california middle class tax refund. >> i didn't have any refund coming from any company i knew of in new york, it did not look official. reporter: but it was. the card was loaded with three to $50 estate tax refund, one of millions going out to californians right now to ease inflation. the one-time payment ranges from $200 to three did $50 per person for those earning up to 250,000 dollars a year. still, it bothered her. the card came with four pages of

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fees. it costs one dollar 25 cents each time you withdraw money at a nonnetwork atm like those at major banks. it is also a dollar 25 cents to get over-the-counter cash at a bank. however, is free to get cash at money network atm's, located mainly inside grocery and drug stores. it is also free to use them for shopping. doris just wants a check. >> hears all the money in fees. if you are giving someone a rebate, why would you charge them to use it? liz: all right, lisette. let us get a check outside. where are we looking at? lisa: this is mount tam, it looks ominous. we have cold, unstable air headed our way. still a few showers, already much warmer than it was yesterday. we will be talking about the post-frontal environment when we come back. liz: no clay, no problem.

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liz: it is nfl sunday, the 49ers are coming off a four-game winning streak, looking to make it five this afternoon. the dolphins are gearing up to take on the 49ers at levi's stadium today. kickoff is at 1:05. the warriors to the court last night without klay thompson, that was not a problem at chase center. chris alvarez has all the highlights. chris: good morning, the warriors playing the back end of home back to back against houston saturday night. golden state looking to stay hot at home. klay thompson sitting out the back end, still managing his injury. dwouherdoo.that p

slams at home, the dubs had 34 assists. stephen curryhome. 21 points in the starting role. golden state led by as many as 25, houston hanging tough. curry finding andrew wiggins, season high 36. early fourth quarter, houston down 10. josh christopher slams at home, houston in single digits. hitting eight from downtown, wiggins also hit eight from d. -- deep. they become the third pair of teammates in nba history to hit 83-pointers in the game. 10 straight wins at chase for the warriors. >> you are getting quality shots, you have a lot of confidence. everybody can step up and knocked them down, you have to

find the balance. it is fun when the ball is moving. it is a fun way to play. the avalanche can come out of nowhere. chris: let us kick it world cup, the u.s. taking on netherlands. christian pulisic will have a chance, he is turned away. that would have been huge. dutch on the attack, first time the u.s. has trailed at the world cup. u.s. down 2-0. they ended the world cup run. tcu trying to stay perfect in overtime, wildcats get a huge stop. all case date needs is the fuel to hand tcu the first lost. frogs fans having a hard time watching.

case date wins 31-28. tcu's first loss, still likely to make the playoff. bulldogs offensive coordinator yelling don't pick it up, what do you think he is going to do? they are going to pick it up. they catch lsu off guard and take it to the house. now he is happy. georgia wins 50-30. sometimes listening does not pay off. that is sports, back to you. liz: is it raining in any part of the bay area right now? lisa: it is, we are going to take you on a little radar tour. as we look offshore, we have a cold low that continues to pivot. it will move closer to california. as it does, it keeps the cold, unstable air in and around the bay area. most activity has been to the

north and east. you see the lightning strikes offshore, had a few reports of that earlier this morning. taking it down to st. helena, heavier downpour moved east. certainly some chilly air around, that is initiating some downpours in spots. here at highway 37, novato, looking at wet weather. up toward vallejo, taking you down towards scotts valley, highway nine. a little bit of moisture. as we go to the sierra nevada, still looking at the snow. 32 in truckee, 34 the tahoe valley airport. you can see how the snow level has been fluctuating. we had the sierra cement from 10 to 16, solidifying the base, which is good news. another foot possibly around the ski resorts, look at the stormy sky from the oakland airport. clouds floating by, certainly

somewhat pavement. already milder than it was all day yesterday. 51 in oakland, looking at some sun. also ominous clouds. the golden gate bridge, 50 in livermore. yesterday, an inch of rain in oakland, only a quarter of an inch in santa rosa. uc san francisco looking at the cloud cover in and out of the sun. north bay showers this morning, everyone could see scattered showers today into monday, then finally the low list to the east and we will be through with it until the next system arrives at the end of the week. here is a look at the day today, most of the activity stays in the north bay. as we get to late tonight overnight into early monday morning, a line of showers will cross the north bay into san francisco and once again stay in the vicinity with sunshine, unstable air throughout the day monday. you see the activity offshore

late monday into early tuesday. that is the system finally exiting the area. rainfall amounts scaling back anywhere from five hundredths to a 10th. if you get under one of the heavier downpours, you could see a half inch, you can see the north bay looking at the wide range from a quarter of an inch to over half an inch. this is through early tuesday. a level one system, staying with us throughout the day today into early tuesday. we look for temperatures in the upper 50's to near 60 for the santa clara region. looks like a lot of wet weather, yesterday over an inch of rain for san martin, morgan hill. maybe a few records. today as drier, scattered showers in and around the bay area throughout the day today into your monday, then winding down tuesday. a frosty morning, the skies clear midweek. we are looking at a progressive pattern, which means the outlook

for the next 10 to 14 days continues to show rain moving in the area late in the week this week and into next weekend. between now and then, getting a little sun. certainly wet weather out there. liz: feels like december. we are lucky to have it. now, look inside the all-new documentary. abc 7 examines how black and latino families have been hit with home appraisals up to $500,000 lower-than-expected it started with a couple in marin city, they joined us on our 3:00 p.m. show friday to discuss. >> what have you learned about yourselves throughout this process that has lasted more than two years? and the system itself? >> we have learned a lot. it was never our plan to get thrown into this appraisal

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flight but has made adjustments since. then i transform the arrival level into a winter wonderland, where families drive up, get gifts and meet santa. employees volunteer their time to make the holiday magic happen. take a look at this. a baby gymnast in the making. this 18 month old could not doing flips. the smile says it all. this girl had a playful time at home in seattle and discover her own capabilities. harper was having fun doing flips over a cushion onto a soft mattress. her mother was worried at first that she would get hurt, but saw her laughing and tumbling again and again. she clearly found her calling. that is a talented little 18 month old. looks like baby brother's dream to get in on the action but cannot figure it out. lisa: we still have some rain, you see the system spending offshore. it is going to bring up some showers throughout the next 24

to 36 hours come already in the north bay. san rafael out toward dillon beach, accuweather 7 day forecast progressive pattern. the system moves that eventually. a midweek driving trend, before it looks like more rain headed our way at the end of the workweek. liz: thanks for joining us on abc seven mornings. abc7news continues at 5:00 today. have a great day. have a great day. ♪ ♪ [christmas music] ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech gift cards have the power to wow everyone on your holiday list. offering a variety of american made products. weathertech! nice! like floorliners... cargo liner... tablet holder... boot tray... cupfone... sink mat... pet feeding system... anti-fatigue comfortmat and more. order the weathertech gift card instantly for the perfect gift at weathertech.com

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