storm watch again this morning. the rain might impact your drive to work or going to school. drew is standing by with when the rain is going to come down the hardest and when they might clear. kumasi: paul pelosi making his first public appearance since his attack at the san francisco home p how president biden paid tribute. reggie: how the covid-19 mandate might be a thing of the past. kumasi: plus, the latest 9-to-5 adventure for dolly parton, who may set up her own museum. reggie: to be clear, she already has her own museum called "chasing rainbows," but i guess this is her first non-themepark museum. welcome to monday, december 5. kumasi: we will start with a check of our forecast with drew. drew: a chilly start to our day,

scattered showers throughout the evening. live doppler 7 pressing in closer to the east bay. downpour moving through alamo. more scattered showers out there in the north bank. we are finding lightning strikes as well. we have four strikes wahi as thmorning esn. thehae finding thunderstorms out there with our storm system. a level one today. throughout the day, chance of scattered showers. unsettled today. it is not raining the entire time, but you do have the chance for wet weather through the afternoon and evening. this is how the day shapes set. a mostly cloudy day, scattered showers in the forecast of the evening. temperatures mainly in the 50's. our by our future weather, timing this out. we will look at that and about eight minutes. kumasi: as you mentioned, we are on storm watch this monday. all that rain could potentially

cause problems on your morning commute. abc seven news reporter lena howland driving around, looking at the latest conditions. how is it looking out there where you are? lena: good morning. the conditions where we are right now in the san pablo area off i-80 heading westbound are actually not too bad. we have seen some slight showers heading in toward san franciscof titrritow yan tellno mor slowdns, no majorf tn eat the rain we sr is coming in waves. it will be rainy in one part, then stop raining on another part of the roadways. want to show you some conditions we saw throughout the weekend from this rain. he did put a damper on holiday activities in the north bay. miller valley considered canceling their winterfest, but

they were able to hold out. the parade of lights was postponed on saturday because of rain. these are pictures of 2019, the last time they had the parade, because of covid. >> here we go, trying to get this amazing parade going, then suddenly we have to wait two more weeks. well, we waited two years. lena: greenville's parade of lights has been rescheduled for december 17. back here live on the roads right now along i-80, heading around san pablo, today's definite going to be one of those days where you want to make sure you have your rain jacket, roots, and quite a bit of patience if you are heading into work this morning, in case that rain there was a wrench into your morning commute. we will continue to keep an eye the roads and let you know what we see. live near san pablo, lena howland, abc 7 news. reggie: rainsoaked soil gave way along highway one. the highways now closed in both

directions between big sur and ragged point. caltrans assesses -- says there is no estimate on when this will reopen. the storms we have experienced have dealt more than 10 inches of snow at donner pass in the sierra. it is making for some treacherous driving conditions. the chp in truckee tweeted this video, urging people to slow down when driving through the sierra. if you are headed to the lake tahoe area, check before you go. there have been chain requirements for several days. kumasi: populace he made his first public appearance since he was attacked inside his san francisco home he appeared at last night kennedy center honors in washington, d.c., along with his wife, house speaker nancy pelosi. you can see them at the bottom right of this video. he has on a black hat and black gloves. you will remember he was hit in the head with a hammer during an attack in late october in san francisco. he also had serious injuries to his right arm and hands. it took president biden a few

moments to recognize it was paul to speaker pelosi, but when he did, he threw a fist bump in the air toward him. a man charged with attacking paul pelosi will make his first court appearance next week we told you last week that a new judge was assigned to this case after the original judge revealed a possible conflict of interest. david to pap is facing numerous charges, including attempted murder, burglary, assault with a deadly weapon, and elder abuse. reggie: a second vote is scheduled tomorrow to allow police robots to use lethal force in some cases, but at least one supervisors try to stop that. dean preston says last week's vote in favor of the plan was not legal. in a letter to the mayor, he cites a provision that requires at least 30 days notice before any public hearing is held on military equipment. preston says this proposal was added to the sfpd website just three days before it was presented.

preston was one of three supervisors to vote against last week's proposal. kumasi: state legislature begins to address high gas prices here in california governor newsom called the special session, calling on lawmakers to approve a price gouging penalty. he is also looking at cost, profits, and pricing. the three biggest cities are down significantly compared to a week ago. in san francisco, the average price at $4.84 a gallon. in oakland, $4.77. all under five dollars for the first time in months. reggie: sf public health is stationing staffers in the plaza today to find alternative help after the closure of the tenderloin outreach center. at center closed yesterday. it was planned as a temporary site to reduce overdose deaths and increase connections to social services. it opened in january. the mayor's plan is to open more

permanent facilities, called wellness centers, which will offer similar set versus -- similar services. staffers will be there to answer questions people may have. kumasi: the last day of campaigning in a closely watched georgia race before tomorrow's runoff election. here is abc news reporter justin finch. reporter: good morning. orchard voters have been here before. selecting a senator in a 2021 ralph race, this time rafael warnock is in another tight fight against republican herschel walker, after neither of them won 50% of the midterm vote. wrapping up closing arguments, trying to rally voters back to the polls again. >> it's time to have our voices heard in our votes counted. >> i know you might be tired, but can you imagine how tired you are going to be if herschel walker is your senator for the next six years? justin: republican challenger

herschel walker and incumbent rafael warnock are vying once more to be george's next senator. both parties have brought out big-name support. >> mr. walker has been talking about issues that are of great importance to the people of georgia. like whether it is better to be a vampire or a werewolf. >> she didn't come to talk about hope and change, he came to make fun of my friend herschel walker. justin: in the final days of the campaign, walker still fending off accuser allegations, with one day left ago, concerned that walker's candidacy and democrats in a majority could affect turnout. although democrats have secured control of the upper chamber, a georgia win would tighten their grip. but a republican win could stall the president's agenda, possibly giving the gop an edge in 2024. justin finch, abc news, washington.

reggie: this week, congress could consider lifting the covid vaccine mandate on military members. the national defense authorization act is set to be unveiled today. that could include the 21 republican governors that asked the biden administration in a letter last week to repeal the mandate, saying it is hurting their recruiting efforts. drew: time now is 5:09. sfo this morning, where the runways are wet. we are tracking unsettled weather throughout the entire day. very scattered right now, even the threat of thunderstorms is the day goes on. live doppler 7, busy in some spots. we have this line of showers and downpours about to move on sure over the next 15 minutes. we are seeing some downpours in the santa cruz mountains. a live look on highway 35. seeing some heavy rain at this hour, now seeing some lightning strikes in the north bay. we have seven lightning strikes

with this cell that is moving toward hoglund. not out of the question you are seeing some lightning and hearing thunder this morning. that is something we will track as the day goes on. upper 40's lower 50's right now. live doppler 7, this area of low pressure is moving into the area of california right now, providing scattered showers throughout the day. and i slated chance as the day goes on. any sunshine we get midday is going to help bring more showers and thunderstorms later this evening. as you go overnight into tuesday morning, still the threat of a shower, then tuesday afternoon, this storm system is out of here. highs today will go to the middle and upper 50's with the showers level 1 light storm. let's get a check of traffic with sue. sue: this by the rain, we are seeing very little activity on the roads. slick streets on the golden gate bridge. we do have solo spinouts out there. not a ton of them, but just be aware. any standing water or slippery

roads, watch were speeds. then helen was out there this morning, showing us that it is not too bad. here's a look at the san mateo bridge, about 14 minutes from the toll plaza over toward the san mateo side of things. we do have chain controls in this year. if you are heading up this morning, the aware 80 between truckee and over toward kirkwood, highway 88 from ham station toward pickett. give yourself a little extra time. back in a couple minutes. reggie: coming up, tens of thousands without power in north carolina. it could last for days. the investigation into what may have caused in the first place. kumasi: the family of a local chevron gas station clerk remembered his legacy. the story of pain and loss. reggie: a big surprise for some drivers, when a snake crawled out of the hood. kumasi: a live look outside right now. 5:11. we will be right back.

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chevron gas station worker in antioch. his family is now speaking out. 36-year-old james williams died last month after an armed robbery at the chevron. abc 7 news reporter spoke with his family. >> he was trying to do so good at he was trying to be on the right path. he was going to get married, everything. reporter: she says everything changed for her family after she got the call that her fiancé, james williams, was killed following an armed robbery at this chevron gas station in antioch. >> we lost some thanksgiving time, we have to bury him around christmas. his kids will never get to spend that with him. reporter: last saturday, he was working the overnight shift and he was rubbing on point. the district attorney says surveillance footage shows after the two suspects took off on foot, williams dropped a gun and took off after them. limbs fired first, hitting a suspect police identified as 19-year-old ronald jackson.

jackson allegedly then returned fire, which police say ultimately killed williams. >> even if they feel like it was self defense, they went in his door will he was on the clock and did that. that's wrong, that's not ok. reporter: the deputy da 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 suspects be charged with murder. >> technically, when you commit a robbery, the robbery is not over until you reach a place of safety. the robbers had not at this time. but the analysis is that now they are under a deadly attack, when such attack was not legally justified. reporter: overton says her fiancé was a good man, a father who worked hard to provide for her and her three daughters. as she sits with her 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. you fell protecting himself. who knows if they would've come back in there the next day and rubbed him 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 as given the fact that williams was killed, they will seek writer penalties at the time of sentencing. reggie: this morning, nearly 2000 people are displaced in into the asia after a volcanic eruption on the island of java. the volcano spewed thick columns of ash and smoke nearly 5000 feet into the sky over the weekend. towns and villages are blanketed with falling ash, blank and getting out the sun. some houses are very to the rooftops in debris. despite the damage, no reports of any deaths. kumasi: this morning, former president trump is facing criticism for calling for the "termination" of parts of the

termination. he posted on truth social that he should be reinstated as president after repeating his election lies about 2020. a newly elected democratic leader called his words "dangerous." >> i thought it was a strange statement, but the republicans are going to have to work out their issues with the former president and decide whether they're going to break from him and return to some semblance of reason or continue to lean into the extremism not just of trump, but trumpism. >> suspending the constitution? >> suspending the constitution is extra ordinary step. we are used to extort neri statement being made by the former president. kumasi: trump announced last month he would run for president in 24. some republicans also criticized him. one newly elected senator said calling for the termination of the constitution is a "betrayal of the oval office." reggie: a county in north carolina has declared a state of

emergency after vandals targeted at multiple electrical grades. the damage caused power outages for 40,000 people among frigid temperatures. almost all of moore county, east of charlotte, has been in the dark since saturday night. the damag until thursday. investigators say they have found evidential -- evidence of sabotage.

reggie: i don't actually know if that's true, but i feel like when you get home, just pop it. pop it and let it get out. kumasi: they probably did that. drew: you think? kumasi: yeah. drew: or drive to a local gas station, ask someone to check it out. something is under my hood. i don't know what it is. reggie: don't let them know. [laughter] kumasi: that is so wrong. drew: i'm hearing noise. kumasi: that's not part of the job. [laughter] drew: i'm sure they've seen

worse. hello to that snake. good morning. enjoy your day. [laughter] a live look from the exploratorium camera. raindrops on the lens. scattered showers. this is our theme through tomorrow morning. wednesday is dry, but it is a chilly start to wednesday. or rain coming thursday night into the weekend. ainy tee storms live doppler 7, look at this lightning we have. close to 10 strikes. we are tracking this cell. just know that you could hear some lightning and see some thunder. concord, you will see more rain at 6:20 a.m. with light showers. we are seeing light showers.

on the storm impact scale, it is a level light storm we have today. scattered showers, thunderstorms right now. that chance continues throughout the day. egli 0.5 inches of rain or more than that. this is through tomorrow morning. you could see moderate rainfall where those downpours to set up. today, the upper 50's. that's about it with our level 1 storm we have tonight. scattered showers in the forecast. it's isolated at best, 30's and 40's as he head into tuesday. scattered showers today and tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon and wednesday, we are dry. thursday night starts another trend of wet weather that the upcoming week. scattered showers, all level 1 on the storm scale. kumasi: coming up, what you need to know this morning. ♪

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day. take the umbrella with you. temperatures in the 50's later this afternoon. >> number two, following your monday morning commute. cela spinouts, snow and the sierra, hercules into the city's just about 25 minutes. kumasi: number three, recent storms have brought more than 10 inches of snow at donner pass in the sierra. driving has been really difficult. if you're planning to go to the lake tahoe area, make sure you have your chains. reggie: number four, the cdc says california is now expensing very high levels of the flu. the cases are especially high in southern california, with the bay area experiencing moderate levels. kumasi: number five, paul pelosi made his first public appearance since he was attacked inside his san francisco home. he appeared in the state -- in the kennedy center honors with his wife, nancy pelosi. reggie: gay-rights go before the the supreme court today. argument in the case of a christian graphic artist who

doesn't want to divine -- to design wedding websites for same-sex couples. kumasi: number seven, the 49ers, meg is out for the season after hurting his foot in yesterday's game against miami. more information about the injury will be released today. reggie: we are hearing from the roommates of the idaho college students found murdered in their home. reporter: in this morning's "she may first look," breaking their silence. murders, the two survivinge roommates, bethany and dylan, who were inside the house, sharing a writtendylan honoring. >> frustration grows over the investigation. four people murdered november 13, but no suspect has been identified. one father confirming to abc7news that kaylee's wounds

were much more severe than her best friend addison's, based off their autopsies. >> her death certificate has details on what happened. at this time, they say it is not the right time. reporter: coming up at 7 a.m., the very latest on the investigation. with your "gma first look," abc7news. kumasi: in a recent interview, dolly parton announced her dream of a dolly center in nashville within the next couple of years. she already has a museum in dollywood in pigeon forge, but said she would like another in her true home. ideally, she would like it to be a central part of a larger complex of businesses, possibly includin'm for all ofwakaa" on,

with about $13 million in sales. disney is the parent company of abc 7. i've never heard of "violent night." kumasi: me neither. reggie: is that the home where the each other? kumasi: i don't want to know. it didn't even come into my -- reggie: "wakanda forever." special 49ers fan saw the win on a day he will never forget. kumasi: supervisors in one local county voting on unincorporated

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 5:30, a wet start here work rain impacting your morning. drew will tells when you see a break and when it comes down the hardest. kumasi: the supreme court set to

take up a potentially game changing lgbtq rights case. it could potentially allow business owners to refuse service to same-sex couples. reggie: for the second time this season, the 49ers lose a cornerback. jimmy is officially out for the season. when we could know more about his condition. kumasi: good morning, everyone, and happy monday, december 5. reggie: live doppler 7 behind us because it is once again a raining morning. drew: tracking showers to start a new work week ahead. live doppler 7, pressing into the heart of the region, with scattered showers and pops of yellow over the peninsula right now. a downpour about to move into discovery bay and east bay. very scattered in nature this morning, even thunderstorms in the north bay. 11 lightning strikes moving just to the north of cloverdale. you might hear thunder and see lightning this morning. this is something we will track all day long. a level 1 light storm on the

exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. the biggest threat is the chance for thunderstorm popping up in your neighborhood. a live look from the walnut creek camera. scattered showers in the forecast the entire day. it is not raining the entire time, but the chance is there thugerinnly mi50' this afternoon we will go hour-by-hour and show you the exit of the storm, coming up. reggie: this morning storm could make yet again and wet and slippery commute. lena howland is driving around, looking for some tough spots. good morning to you. lena: good morning. we are live right now in the berkeley area off i-80, heading west on into san francisco toward the bay bridge toll plaza, or the rain is absolutely picking up right now. you can see quite a bit of traffic also picking up because of this rain. it is really starting to slow some traffic down, so this is one day you are to definitely want to plan some extra travel time as you are heading into

work this morning. just because of these wet roadways. here's a look at some of the conditions we saw through the weekend, from downpours making driving challenging to a massive tree falling on at least two cars in pleasant hill on saturday. luckily, nobody was hurt. in mill valley, organizers were considering canceling the winterfest community celebration, but the weather luckily held out for that. one family from san jose made the trip to grab some holiday vibes. >> we are concerned the clouds are coming in and it might rain later. hopefully the weather stays good for our time here. so far, so good. >> i gave everyone who was a participant the opportunity to decide to show up. if they felt it's not going to be what they wanted. but everybody's here. lena: in greenville, not so lucky. they made the choice to postpone their parade of lights on saturday because of the rain. this is pictures from 2019, the last time they had the parade because of covid.

back you live on the roads near the berkeley area on i-80, near the bay bridge toll plaza, that rain is absolutely picking up. it's getting a lot heavier, a lot thicker. this is going to be the day you want to spend a little extra travel time, make sure you have rain boots and a jacket, and some extra patience for the roadway if you do run into any main traffic. for now, tossing it back over to you guys. i and live in parkland, lena howland, abc 7 news. kumasi: the cdc is reporting high flow levels here in california, this happening as covid cases are seeing winter up text, all rsv and the flu are filling up hospitals. lori rodriguez is that with the details on this. gloria: good morning. covid cases are on the rise across california. less angels county hospitals are on alert.

one ucsf doctor says there are three pathogens circulating. influenza, rsv, and covid. the doctor says while hospitalizations are up, the number of covid patients in the icu is down. they have not seen severe disease among those who are vaccinated and boosted against covid. the doctor says 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 because i think that will influence what happens over the christmas season. there are certain types of masks that are filled and filtered. these masks really protect us against w, owdespaces. gl the doctor says masking still matters as far as holiday travel and gatherings go. she says to take all the precautions and stay home when you're sick, wash your hands, and sneeze or cough into your elbow.

the cdc's color-coded map shows california and other states were shaded purple, the worst of the three shades in the very high flow level. reggie: thank you. a major case in the supreme court involving lgbtq+ rights. justices will hear arguments on whether businesses come refuse a service to same-sex couples based on religious beliefs and freedom of speech. here is derek dennis. reporter: this morning, whether it is baking a cake -- >> if it's not something i will say, i won't write it on a cake. reporter: --, or making a website -- >> i'm a christian and therefore i believe marriage is between one man and one woman. reporter: -- the supreme court is set to decide whether a person can refuse services based on their religious rights.

one woman says it would violate her religious beliefs. >> i am never refusing a project based on who is requesting the work, but the message i am being asked to pour my time and talents into promoting until breading. reporter: colorado's attorney general says otherwise. >> if you are open to the public, you need to accommodate everybody that is a core of our civil rights law and has deep roots in american law. reporter: lori smith's 2019 lawsuit follows a similar one in 2012, where one bigger argued he should not be forced to make a cake for same-sex couple under his first amend that right to express his own freedom of speech. >> one transgender woman says she is suing them in based on her free rights. reporter: they decide whether

one right overrides another. >> what's at stake i t being nished by the government for your core convictions. reporter: if the service -- if the supreme court finds in favor of businesses, it gives them an overriding right to say no. derek dennis, abc news, new york. kumasi: this morning, mixed messages coming out of iran after months of protests. a top official announced the company -- the country is disbanding its so-called morality police. the government is now denying the claim, saying the country's dress code, which requires women to where he jobs in public, is being enforced. protests erupted in iran and around the world after the death of a woman in police custody she was arrested for wearing her hijab wrong.

activists sate is now about more than a dress code and they are calling for a regime change. >> the point is that iranian people are past that. from day one, they said the scarf, the he job, is not the whole thing. we want the whole regime to be going. kumasi: iran's parliament says it is reviewing that he job law, but so far there is no evidence what, if any, changes could be made reggie: reggie: to the law. today, we are expected to hear more about that injury for the 49ers quarterback. this is the second time they lost to québec for the entire year. >> just hearing it is pretty crushing. just knowing what jimmy has been through, how hard he has worked on this. >> when is the quarterback of your team, it affects it more. it affects guys a little bit more. jimmy is a helluva player. like i said last week, we are 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 truly unfortunate. i just feel for jimmy. reggie: the 49ers still won the game. they have one five straight games. the next game is sunday against tom brady spec and ears. kumasi: in the south bay, a second dream come true for a special high school football player. we introduced you to jason if you expect peg -- a few weeks back. despite jason's obstacles, he earned his way onto the football team with some hard work and a big assist from classroom aide eric greer. he taught him football from the ground up, going from action figures and a whiteboard to making an appearance in the final game last month. fast forward to this weekend. jason and eric were special

guests at the 49ers game against miami and jason got to meet his football hero, the 49ers tightened george kittle. >> thanks for coming out today. >> thank you. >> have fun. ready? 1, 2, 3. kumasi: one of jason's teachers says she hopes his story can be inspiring to others. jason says he never thought this was possible and touching the grass at levi's stadium made everything feel real. reggie: that was really nice. kumasi: that was sweet. i like that. the rapper who might get a bay area street named after him. reggie: considering expanding the types of cannabis that can be sold. the meeting happening this week. first, check of the weather withdrew. drew: good morning. taking to the south bay. san jose, it is a wet morning

out there. you are looking at raindrops on the role -- on the lens right now. this is a camera facing 280 this morning. it is slow and when it comes to your commute. i want to go down to the south bay where you have downpours setting up. see these bright colors, these pops of yellow on your screen near campbell? this line of downpours is slowly moving up to the north. we will track that on live doppler seven moving into san jose and about two or three minutes. later on this morning, you will see heavier showers. light arena in the east bay from emeryville to berkeley. certainly, that is impacting 80 in this region. the bay bridge, certainly seeing wet pavement, thunderstorms in the north bay. lighfe clda.

weather we willowers and stor throughoit is not raining the n4 hours the entire time, but we will keep that chance of a scattered shower in the forecast through the evening as well. highs today only reaching the middle and upper 50's later on this afternoon. the rain will get out of here tomorrow

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kumasi: tomorrow, contra costa county supervisors will be considering expanding the types of cannabis to consume -- to include non-flavored vaping products. it will allow for sale of the products in on a corporate apart to the county. it also raise awareness about youth vaping. last year, supervisors allowed a ban on vapes and e-cig's to remain in place. reggie: tomorrow, considering whether a rapper will get a street named after him. oakland is thinking of renaming three blocks. the stretch runs past fremont

high school, where the rubber graduated. -- where the rapper graduated. the mayor is behind this commemorative renaming. kumasi: this more morning, a terrifying account for -- >> it's like we hit an iceberg. it was so sudden like that. >> we heard it smash against our window and a lot of water came shooting in. i thought our window had failed, but as it turned out, the pressure of the water had just pushed around the seams. kumasi: a ship was passing through when -- one of the worlds roughest waterways. reggie: in the north bay, one

world-famous street artist may have left his creative thumbprint on a building in windsor. the stencil art was spotted on friday and it has a lot of people talking. >> i was so excited and i was telling my daughter about this, wanting to get a picture with it. i was trying to explain to her how important and special it is and it's actually unique. we came down to get a picture with it. >> we have seen him throughout europe. we make an effort. if he has left something somewhere, we go out of our way to see it. i love what he does. reggie: you can find the mural on the back of masonic lodge 181. it is not confirmed, but is famous work "girl with balloon" seems to have his signature. and newly discovered dinosaur species is like nothing we've seen before. kumasi: it was more like a penguin or a duck. let's look at the rendering.

this is what? this is what it may have looked like. it had three toes, with claws on each limb. it looks kind of like a diving bird. on a were once thought to have only lived online. now there is growing evidence that they also were in the water. reggie: so, if it looks like a duck and walks like a duck, it's a dinosaur? [laughter] kumasi: that is actually really cool. drew: how big is it? the size of a duck? reggie: am i looking at a duck? kumasi: no, and ancestor. drew: if you did 23 and me, it would be an ancestor of ducks. reggie: when we were kids, we

went to the a were linour. now, it's just a deduct -- it's just a duck. i want a t rex. kumasi: they come in all shapes, sizes, and forms. some are in the water and look like ducks. drew: let's move on, shall we? [laughter] we are not anthropologists. [laughter] reggie: did you look at the dinosaurs? [laughter] you were a child paleontologist. drew: i said that's a duck and they said, you are out of here. his a live look at walnut creek this morning. but in the east bay. one of those days where showers are on and off. this storm is lingering with us through tomorrow morning. wednesday is totally dry, then another storm. i want you down the south bay. that is the heaviest rain this morning. these bright colors around

willow glen and kimball, ce lighter showers, oakland right now, approaching alameda. this is the theme of the day. a peppering of showers throughout your monday. abc 7 storm impact scale. the biggest concern we have a slick roadways and the chance of a thunderstorm popping up. as you go hour-by-hour, i will let this run. there is some green on the screen popping up. not raining the entire time, but certainly unsettling for the next 24 hours. most of us ending up with less than .5 inches of rain. where downpours set up, you could see more than that. today, you will need the umbrella from time to time. tonight, mid-30's to mid-40's. eight to 12 inches of snow about 4000 feet. unsettled today into tomorrow morning.

dry tomorrow afternoon and wednesday. the next storm arrives thursday evening, with light rain to the evening. kumasi:ew -- ie: 6:00, a record. the woman who jumped into save her baby. kumasi: the woman who won the lottery and that's not even the most exciting thing that happened to her that day. ♪ ♪ the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together. ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california.

kumasi: welcome back, everyone. a holiday favorite is back. it allows local vendors to roll out the red carpet for shoppers. many of the vendors sell goods from their own front steps, garages, and sidewalks. it is also a chance for neighbors to get to know one another while supporting local artists in their crafts. >> there's 50 vendors, just

makers in the neighborhood popping up. some of the brick-and-mortar vendors as well. it's all just open source. people at themselves. kumasi: the event is organized by the business alliance. reggie: a mother in north carolina just had quite the day. she delivered her newborn baby girl. that was the big thing. later that same day, she won the lottery. brenda gomez hernandez had her daughter last month. on that day, hours later, she won $100,000 on the powerball. hernandez says her new baby broke her leg. she uses her other children's birthdays to pick lottery numbers. hernandez will take home about six to $5,000 after taxes. she says most of the money will help her pay for her house. kumasi: that's a blessing. relics from one of america's most famous shipwrecks when upper option this we can, including what is considered to be the world's most valuable pair of jeans.

look at these genes be at they were believed to have been bit -- to have been bought in san francisco in the 19th century. they ended up on the ss central america, which sank off the coast of north carolina in 1857. they are a unique five button fly and it teleport you back to h

century. reggie: right before the shipwrecks. drew: true. it would look outside. good morning, everybody. a wet morning out there. this is sin has a 280 right now. scattered showers on live doppler 7. pushing to the east bay by about 607 time -- 6:07. walnut creek camera showing you that wet start today. showers in the forecast. it is a level 1 storm on the storm impact scale. it's not raining where you live the entire day, but know that it is unsettled the next 24 hours. kumasi: new at 6:00, paving the way for a new bark tunnel. a massive underground drill. reggie: pop lucian public at hio home. kumasi: tracking scattered showers on your more in commute. were you could see rain where you live in the bay area. reggie: a live look outside on this rainy monday.

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