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>> a full weekend of storms, and we aren't done yet. from the snow in the sierra to downed trees and shut down highway one, more on and off wet weather is on its way. good evening, i am j.r. stone, you are watching abc seven news at 11:00. it could be another -- francis is here to break it all down. francis: it looks like we have a good wave hitting us right during the morning commute. i want to show you live doppler 7. you see the storm still looping, it will continue to bring us showers all the way in to tuesday morning. it is also bringing us a chance of lightning and thunder. you can see some us right now. light rain falling off the coast of the north bay. it is a one out of five. off on showers, an additional

0.1 of an inch. that is because of the spotty nature and scattered nature of the showers. and, slight chance of lightning. here is how it plays out over the next few hours you would you will notice 5:30 tomorrow morning, we will see some heavier rain moved through the north bay and even some areas of red. through the santa cruz martins -- mountains. spotty showers throughout the day and another push towards the evening before the system finally exit tuesday morning. rain totals for your neighborhood and the complete very wet seven-day forecast coming up. j.r.: the day started with downpours in the north bay. they made driving challenging in san rafael this morning. as the day progressed, dark storm clouds moved across the horizon and brought more rain not far from the winterfest community celebration in mill valley. organizers chose to postpone the parade of lights to -- rain.

the last time they have the plane because of covid, -- this weekend was supposed to mark the return. >> we are trying to get this amazing parade going and then we have to wait two more weeks. we waited two years. j.r.: kernville's parade of lights has been rescheduled for december 17. rainsoaked soil gave way along a stretch of highway one, causing a rockslide by big sur. the highway is now closed in both directions. you can see on this map from big sur south to ragged point. caltrans says there is no estimated time on when the road will reopen. highway one is still open further north between carmel and excerpt. these storms we have experienced have dumped more than a 10 inches of snow at donner pass in the sierra. all of this in the last 24 hours. it is making for some treacherous driving conditions. the chp in truckee treated this video today.

they urge people to slow down when driving through the sierra. more snowfall is expected tomorrow, chains are currently required on both i 80 and highway 50 in the tahoe area. as you wake up this way, be sure to watch us on and online tomorrow morning starting at five for the latest rain in your area. they will be on top of the forecast and road conditions for your morning commute. new developments this evening, paul pelosi just made his first public appearance tonight after he was hospitalized from the violent break in at the san francisco home. at the bottom right of this video from tonight's kennedy center honors in washington dc, you can see paul in a black hat next to house speaker nancy pelosi in a gold dress. paul pelosi also had a black glove on. you may remember, he was hit in the head with a hammer during the attack in late october. he also had serious injuries to his right arm and hands.

it took president biden a few months to recognize it was paul next to nancy, but when he did, he throws a fist pump in the air. morning developments tonight in a controversial plan to allow the san francisco police robots to use lethal force in some cases. san francisco supervisor dean preston now says last week's vote in favor of the plan was not legal. in aim letter to mayor london breed today, he cites a provision that requires at least 30 days of notice before any public hearing is held on military equipment. preston says this proposal was added to sfpd's website just three days before it was presented. preston was one of three supervisors who voted against last week's proposal. a second final vote is scheduled for tuesday. part of our work in building a better bay area is focusing on what it takes to keep you and your family healthy.

tonight, covid cases are again seeing winter upticks as rsv and the flu are already filling hospitals. abc7news reporter got some perspective for this upcoming holiday week. reporter: across california, covid cases are on the rise. los angeles county hospitals are on the brink. a miss mandate looming. in san francisco, hospitalizations nearly doubling in a month. ucsf gandhi says that is just one of the viruses to be worried about. >> right now we have three pathogens that are really circulating. rsv, influenza, and covid. reporter: the doctor says while hospitalizations are up, the number of covid patients in the icu is down. >> those who are vacuuming -- vaccinated and boosted, we are not seeing the severe disease. we are not seeing people in the hospital with severe covid. reporter: the biggest threat

this holiday season is the flu. just 50% of those eligible have been vaccinated against it. >> i want people to please get that influenza vaccine, i think that will influence what happens over the christmas season. reporter: as far as holiday travel and gatherings, the doctor says take all precautions. >> wash your hands, do this kind of hygiene when you are coughing and sneezing. reporter: she says masking still matters. >> there are certain types of masks that are fit and filtered. those really protect us against pathogens in indoor credit spaces. reporter: kate woodward is mask of. >> any chance i will be in a building or high volume of people, i will mask up. reporter: her friend is visiting from hawaii, and he says, he is comfortable flying. >> i am generally ok with it as

long as i have a mask and i maintain my distance. reporter: remember, it is not just about covid. for the youngest among us, rsv is also a concern. and for the older, watch out for the flu. >> if you are over 65, please get a higher dose of the influenza shot. they do look like they match our strains and they are working. j.r.: a new group of state lawmakers will be sworn in tomorrow. at the top of their to do list, addressing legislation that could bring down california gas prices. governor newsom has called for a special session of the state legislature. he is pushing for lawmakers to approve a price gouging penalty for oil companies. he is also asking for more oversight to look at cost, profits, and pricing. gus pricing in the bay area's three biggest cities are actually down significantly compared to a week ago.

in san francisco, the average price is 488 a gallon. oakland is at four dollars 78 a gallon. all under seven dollars for the first time in months. now to the injury that everyone in the 49 are talking about, jimmy g. will be out for the rest of the season after breaking his foot against the miami dolphins. abc 7 sports anchor chris is here. huge blow. chris: really unfortunate. now i your seething ending injuries, -- now they turned to brock purdy. rocco heard on this player in the first quarter. sack, fighting for every yard. drag down hard, left leg gets twisted. the dolphins land on that foot. he gets carted off. coach shanahan confirmed the worst fears, he will need season-ending surgery. >> just hearing it is pretty

crushing. we know what jimmy has been through and how hard he worked at this. obviously when it is the quarterback, it is -- it affects it more. jimmy is a hell of a player. last week we were so fortunate to have him here. >> i feel so bad for him and everything he has had to go through. it just seems like we have been down this road so many times. it is in it. i just feel for jimmy. >> you could hear the disappointment. chris: espn's adam reporting the niners are signing oakland native josh johnson off the broncos practice squad. plenty more ahead including game highlights, reactions, and pretty gets ready for his first start against the goats. j.r.: last i drafted, too. that is pretty exciting.

chris: he looked good. right now, five wins in a row. j.r.: we will see if that run will take them into the super bowl, maybe. chris: you have to do the playoffs first. [laughter] j.r.: still ahead on abc news at 11. >> they went into his door while he was on the clock, that is not ok. j.r.: a fiancé fighting pain and loss tonight. her fiancé shot and killed on the job. plus, after months of global protests, he runs headscarf law under review. tonight, the skepticism over the historic change.

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j.r.: knew details tonight in a story we have been following from the very beginning. the family of a chevron gas station worker now talking about their loved one who was shot and killed on the night shift. 36-year-old james williams died last weekend following an armed robbery at the chevron. abc7news reporter spoke with his family. >> he was trying to do so good, he was trying to be on the right path. he was going to get married, everything. reporter: everything changed for her family after she got the call that her fiancé james williams was killed following an armed robbery at the chevron gas station in antioch. >> we have to bury him around

christmas, his kids will never get to spend that with him. reporter: he was working the overnight shift when he was robbed at gunpoint. the contra costa county district attorney's office says surveillance footage says that after the suspects took off on foot, williams grabbed a gun and raced after them. williams fired first, hitting the suspect to police identified as 19-year-old ronald jackson. he allegedly then returned fire which police say ultimately killed williams. >> he was at work even though -- they went in his store when he was on the clock and did not, that is wrong. reporter: deputy da's says they considered all possible scenarios, but because williams chased after the suspect with a firearm, at that point, in the eyes of the law, he says it was no longer self-defense and the suspect won't be charged with murder. >> technically when you commit a robbery, it is not over until you reach a place of safety. the robbers haven't after this time. the analysis is not now they are

under a deadly attack when such an was not legally justified. reporter: overton says her fiancé was a good man, a father who worked hard to provide for her and his three daughters. as she sits with the newborn on her lap, she is reminded that her daughter will never know her father. they are not happy that anybody got shot, but they still believe williams acted in self-defense. >> we don't like the situation, we have to deal with it. he felt rejecting himself read who knows if he came in there the next day and robbed them again and this time shot him -- reporter: only one of the two suspects has been caught. he could face up to 15 years in prison. the das office says that given the fact williams was killed, they will see greater penalties. j.r.: iran says its countries mandatory hijab law is now under review. the wearing of a hijab in public

is currently required for iranian women under strict islamic law. it is enforced by the countries's so-called morality police. we have seen worldwide protests in recent months over the head covering laws after the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini. she died in police custody after being apprehended by the morality police, allegedly, for not wearing her hijab properly. some iranians are skeptical of today's announcement. they say it is only one small step forward. >> the point is that iranian people have passed that. from day one, they said these scarf is not the whole thing. we want the whole regime to be gone. j.r.: the attorney general says the country's feared morality police have been abolished, but state media has not yet confirmed that. back to our winter storm watch, and just to give you an idea of

the conditions in the sierra right now, take a look at the scene today. roads blanketed in snow with slushy mixes all over the tahoe area. winter storm. -- in effect has been extended to tomorrow afternoon. our unpredictable weather created this rainbow spotted this morning. parts of the north bay got hit with some of the heaviest rain today and into the evening, but always wonderful when you have a rainbow. i am joined by francis, what a system that is pushing, and more to come? francis: we will continue to see waves of rain and isolated showers into tuesday morning. there is a look at live doppler 7. some of the light rain is making its way to parts of the north bay, snow, we are getting more snow in the sierra. temperatures are starting to drop in the mid 40's for my parts of the north bay. then we are seeing lots of low

50's around the bay area. i've view from our rooftop looking towards the embarcadero, beautiful bay bridge. we have off and on showers all the way through tuesday morning. then it will be chilly wednesday morning, but we have a dry day all day wednesday. get ready, another storm is heading our way, it arrives on thursday. maybe in the afternoon or a, and possibly continues all the way through next weekend. there is the forecast animation. notice, at midnight right now, most of the rainfall in the north bay. during the morning commute, it could get pretty messy. could see some pretty heavy rain, moving through parts of the north bay and even that peninsula. that red and the santa cruz mountains could be a sudden downpour. then we will see spotty showers so look out for rainbow's before we have another way of hitting the bay area peninsula. you notice areas of yellow there

around livermore. as the system exits, we will see lingering leftover pop up showers into tuesday morning. then they will be dry by tuesday afternoon. rainfall amounts really range quite a bit. maybe about 1/10 of an inch all the way up to an inch. it gives you an idea of these spotty and scattered nature of the showers we will see over the next day and a half. not quite an exact rainfall amount or your neighborhood. it gives you the idea of the range that could happen. winter storm warning is an effect until 2:00 wednesday, don't want to be driving to and from the sierra until after monday afternoon. then we could even see some light showers, snow showers on tuesday. dry on wednesday, but they will get more snow again thursday into friday. our overnight lows will be in the upper 40's around the bay with some of mid 40's through parts of the north bay and it

will be wet tomorrow morning. in the afternoon, a little bit of a good break, but isolated showers. temperatures in the upper 50's. here is a look ahead to showing one of our forecast animations bringing in that rain thursday afternoon into friday. then possibly continuing into the weekend. we have some models that say a little differently. we will keep you posted on next weekend. here is the seven-day forecast. on and off showers to tuesday morning. then we get a break, temperatures on the cool side. low 50's through parts of the north bay on wednesday and then at mid-50's with another storm coming on thursday, possibly into the weekend. j.r.: hopefully this helps the drought. francis: we are catching up on it rain totals and snow totals, we are above average right now read we can definitely use more. j.r.: thanks so much. you can check the forecast

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j.r.: welcome back. a mother in north carolina just had a day she will never forget mount delivering her newborn baby girl, but then she won the lottery. brenda gomez hernandez had her daughter last month. on the day, hours later, she won $100,000. hernandez says her new baby brought her luck. she uses her other children's birthdays to pick her lottery numbers, hernandez will take home about $65,000 after taxes. she says most of the money will help pay for her house. congratulations to her. i am joined by chris who is here with a preview of sports. chris: a little bit of a less cool story for the 49ers, they

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>> abc 7 sports. chris: when -- brock purdy will be mr. irrelevant trying to lead a playoff push. diners and dolphins are union tied. a little pregame pleasantries. dolphins scored the very first play. nyers try to respond, garoppolo tried to escape the sac, dragged

down hard, left leg twisted, dolphins land on that foot, ends up getting carted off. coach confirmed the worst, he will need season-ending surgery. comes rookie brock purdy. very last pick in the nfl draft. he finds kyle juszczyk, pretty fired up. to greet him, second touchdown just before the half. dolphins scored to break these second-half scoreless straight, but nick bosa strips acts and scoops and scores. niners win 33-17. niners described the disappointment for jimmy g. while also moving forward. >> to see him go down like that, that sucks. i also have to be ready to roll. my heart feels for him. he is a brother of mine. just like the situation with trey. when he went down, but we you have to roll with it and -- >>

when you see a guy like brock come in, i aisuy ji, heartbreaking. i got all the confidence in the world. >> a lot to ask out of a rookie. his job is to protect the football. we have a really good offense. so, he is in the best position possible. chris: women's hoops, number two stanford hosted number 23 gonzaga. cameron brink, another big game. 14 points and 16 rebounds. she also shared the ball, a couple assist. here to haley jones. john's with 12. a different cardinal players hit a three, brooke demetri making a 19 point game, she led the way 5-3. stanford wins 84-63. barry bonds, his way for the hall of fame, it continues.

giant's legendary outfielder was not elected into the hall of fame by the contemporary committee today. that committee provides a secondary route to the hall for players that didn't make it on the additional -- traditional ballot. he will have to wait until 2026. fred mcgriff was the only player to get voted in today. abc 7 sports is sponsored by river rock casino. it doesn't get any easier. short week at seattle, big games coming up for the niners. j.r.: i moved on to the party train. 36 starts at iowa state, i think he can do it. chris: he has got some experience, but now he just has to do it. j.r.: knew at 11:00, much more than a game. heartwarming scene at levi's stadium. one you couldn't see on the field.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. j.r.: tonight, a touching story from levi's stadium. a campbell high school student with special needs just got the surprise of a lifetime. the 49ers invited him to today's game. news reporter brought us his story a month ago when jason first made history scoring a touchdown for his high school football team. this afternoon, he met the 49ers player who inspired that moment. reporter: it's game day. instead of getting up to play, jason camara is preparing to

live a life long dream. this time, in the nfl. wearing his signature cowboy boots and hat, he walks into levi's stadium. the field and the players he looks up to. >> head in the game. reporter: next to him about eric greer. eric talked -- taught jason how to play football with action figures. a month ago, jason made history as the first student with special needs to play football for del mar high school. his touchdown was a year in the making. that same day, i asked him who inspired him. what's your favorite team? >> california cardinals. reporter: the 49ers h famy gam>> i cseay huge sm thamo tha enough.

repoeronof jason's biggest dreams is to play in the nfl. >> how cool is this? reporter: from the sidelines, jason took mental notes for his next play. then his eyes lit up. with about the 49ers gifted him when he arrived, jason collected autographs from current and former 49ers players. even the giants manager gave -- his parents documented every moment. >> this is like a dream come true. we never thought that this would ever happen. reporter: the whole time, jason's eyes were set on one player. >> what are you planning to say to him when you meet him? reporter: all of a sudden, jason's favorite player in the distance, george kittle, ran

towards him. >> what's up, dude? nice jersey! nice football, too! thanks for coming out today. reporter: he stayed longer to show him the signature hand gesture. >> 1, 2, 3. [laughter] i appreciate it, man. thanks for coming. reporter: an inspiring moment his teacher is planning to use in class. oh a lot of kids care about stuff but they don't actually get to do all the stuff. this will give them the confidence to go out and be themselves. reporter: jason's aid has already noticed a difference in other students with special needs after jason's touchdown, others want to play high school sports. >> i think jason has opened the door to for a lot of people to give it a try.

reporter: before they watch the game, jason takes a last look at the field. his aide reminds him, he has a great future ahead of him. at least for today, he made it to the pros. >> major, buddy. j.r.: anything is possible, great job, jason and luis on that story. a holiday favorite in the bernal heights neighborhood is back. holidays on the hill allows for local vendors to roll out the red carpet for shoppers. many vendors sell goods from their own front steps, garages, and sidewalks. also a chance for neighbors to get to know one another while supporting local artists and their craft. >> there are 50 vendors that are lawmakers in the neighborhood. some of the brick-and-mortar vendors as well. it is all open sores, people

have themselves to the map. j.r.: the event is organized by the bernal business alliance. one year after a deadly attack, a beloved holiday event is back in the town of waukesha, wisconsin. ♪ the waukesha christmas parade returned today, in a year after a driver plowed through the same event, killing six people and injuring dozens more. n, stresw safeutns rrndg eare route were closeanraffic could enter orxirade parade ended. the theme was peace on earth. about 80 local groups marched in the parade, many of which were the same groups involved during the last year's tragedy. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, spotted in the bay area, mystery surrounding artwork that popped up on a public wall, we

will explain who may be in the area. francis: you will want to have your umbrella handy. we have accuweather 7 day forecast, i will let you know when the timing is of the rain we are acting. oh today is a storm is level 1. that means light rain. drive safely. drive safely. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're all i've been looking for ♪ ♪ and a little more ♪

j.r.: welcome back, in the north bay, world-famous street artist banksy may have left his creative thumbprint on a building in winstar. these stencil art was first spotted friday. it has a lot of people talking. >> i was so excited. i was telling my daughter about this, and wanting to get a picture about that and explain

to her how important it is and it is actually unique. we came down to get a picture with it. >> we make an effort if he is somewhere or has left something somewhere, we make an effort to go out of our way to see it. we love what he does. j.r.: the mural is on the back of masonic lodge 181. it is not confirmed if it is him. the wall with his famous work girl with balloon has what appears to be his signature. francis is here to look at the weather. hopefully the rain doesn't wash away that painting or cars on the roadway. anze smack unfortunately, the timing of the rain coming in is to happen during the morning commute and evening commute. it definitely won't wash away. if you want to check out the art. this one. it is a light storm.

additional 0.1 up to an inch of rain. it varies widely depending on where the showers hit. there is still a slight chance of lightning. tonight into tomorrow morning, we can see some heavier rain, the red and orange there in the santa cruz martins and the yellow, a more moderate rain fall through the north bay. a break for most of the day with isolated showers. during the evening commute, it moves in again. we'll see some of the more moderate rain moving through san francisco before things taper off. this system clears out by tuesday afternoon. check out this accuweather 7 day forecast. lots of showers and wet weather monday, tuesday. tuesday afternoon we dry up, wednesday looking good. it would be very chilly in the morning and trial date. one other arrives thursday, and looks like they will bring us but whether all the way into next weekend.

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after toy'y're okeek from ain l by seven-time super bowl champion and bay area bdy. >> it was really cool. he has been playing football longer than i have been alive. to have a first start against the goat, it will be pretty cool. i have to be efficient, do my thing. >> brock has played a lot of football, and you can tell that by the way he plays the position. he has a savviness to him, his confidence. >> you can tell by the way he walks, you know when somebody has got be it, you can see it. i think he does. >> he looked like he had some dog in him. i love his mind's eye, he is super tough. not afraid to make mistakes. he gets playmakers the ball. so, he is the guy now.

back rolling into college football, the lone team san jose state will play in the idaho potato bowl in boise facing eastern michigan, 12:30, tuesday, december 20 on es n. second ballgame of the spartans in three years. also the second for coach brennan. sharks in buffalo on the back end of a back-to-back. just like yesterday, san jose scores twice in the fourth. to take the lead. nick menino and kevin do the honors, 2-1 san jose after one. second period, tied up two, and jeff skinner making moves causing defenseman aaron to collide. sabers take the lead on that goal. for the second straight day, sharks allow four straight goals after taking a 2-1 lead. sharks lose 6-3, finishing the road trip one and three. college hoops, fans having a good time. the women beat san diego state to start the day.

men playing utah state in the night cap. trailed by 22 in the second half. then the slam. they won a 17-2 run. shabazz hits the three, pulling within seven. they get no closer. utah state dan atkin slams at home, back up 13 and the dawn saloon 82, 64. -- need don's lose 82-64. second half, here come the cardinal, james. cardinal down three. later on, michael jones, three ball, cardinal within one. they took the lead briefly on free throws, but the sun devils also had an answer. frankie collins dribble, dribble. eventually, a step back three. cardinal falls 68-64. are 0-2. the cattlemen it still winless

facing the zoo at number four arizona. rainbow three and one. he had 25. it bears down nine at the break, could not close the gap. closer to seven, but finds him on the lob, cal falls anyone-68, they are now 0-9. in berkeley this afternoon, cal men's water polo team scored five straight against usc to win their second straight national championship. roberto valerio scored the game-winner with just 41 seconds to play. that starts the celebration. and, at triple zero, time for everyone to get in the pool. fit national title for head coach in the 16th overall for the bears. most ever in men's water polo. abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. j.r.: you can watch all our newscasts live and on-demand for

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