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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> bring it on. tonight, more rain is here and more is on the way. the bay area is gearing up for a good soaking this weekend. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. live doppler spread across the area show you those drop les falling in some places and there's more to come. dan: let's go to spencer christian. spencer: we are bringing it on. there's not much left of our current storm. you can see there's light rain and scattered showers down in the south bay. the system is winding down. still on the exclusive abc7 storm impact scale. this storm ranks win.

we expect more periods of light showers. under .10 of an inch of rain for most areas. this will be a slippery morning commute as the pavement will be wet. you can see it will be winding down before the morning commute gets underway. but once again, it will leave wet pavement behind. moving along, the next storm will come on saturday this. will be a much stronger storm bringing moderate to heavy rainfall. localized flooding is possible. and it's going to be a huge snow maker in the sierra. i'll give you all those details later on. dan and ama. ama: residents are taking precautions including clearing leaves. fire crews are warning residents to be extra vigilant. >> it becomes whether or not the rain fall rates get to the point to where it creates or could create land movement such as

debris flows, mudslides, rock slides. >> trying to clear the stuff away so the storm drains are clear. ama: the last storm brought rain and spinouts. the c. c.h.p. are asking drivers to slow down. dan: travel to the sierra will be nearly impossible this weekend. this is the caltrans camera showing conditions from earlier today. that's going to change. >> take a look now. this is our live camera that sits on the shore of lake tahoe. you can see it coming down there now. and this weekend, the area is calling for two to five feet of snow in the high elevations. chains are required on highway 50 from twin bridges to myers and from baxter to truckee on highway 80. dan: we use this tool. and you can use it to your advantage as well. we have live doppler 7 up 24/7 to watch the rain move into your

neighborhood quite literally. you'll find full accuweather forecast with wind, rain and air quality indicators any time you wish. it is all up on the abc7 news.com website. >> in the south bay, the san jose community is mourning the love of maria. abc7 news reporter amanda dell castillo has more on marcella's impact and how she's being honored. >> a black bow now hangs over the entrance of the healing grove health center in san jose. another is a fix of maria marcelo, beloved community leader. she was hit and killed wednesday night while leading a rosary pro session as part of the nine-day tradition. >> there were children there. there were, you know, lots of families there. and it's just not something anyone ever wants to see happen.

dr. angela bymast sera physician and a close friend of marcelo. marcelo spent months planning the days long oax celebration and was killed on the eighth night of the celebration less than 24 later, marcelo's loved oned were continued to continue her work even if it meant getting out there for the final night of prayer. >> the daughter spoke up and said she would want us to walk. you know, there's this courage that maria had -- if something bad happens you don't run from it. >> only this time with san jose police escort. it marks the 61st traffic death this year bymaster wants marcelo to be remembered for who she was and her many contributions. >> i always tell people she's the caesar chavez of our community. anything that happened in this

neighborhood, has her fingers prints on it. >> dedicated to seeing others thrive described as shelf less in every sense. >> even though she had so many connections she cared about you. >> she was just so full of love. >> marcelo leaves behind three adult children, a husband and a community that came together by the hundreds thursday night in her honor. >> it was about but now, it's about her. >> happening now, brittany guideliner is on her way back home after being released from russia. this is a live look at the brook army medical center in san antonio, texas where she is supposed to arrive. greiner was set free as part of a prisoner swap. here's alex with reaction. alex: tonight, the long flight to freedom, brittney griner seen here on video seen making her way out of the country, board

ago bus and then getting on to their plane. >> what's your mood? >> happy. >> to the u.s. >> everything will be fine. >> greiner later seen on the tarmac wearing an orange coat. the man seen smiling and shaking hands, con convict arms dealer victor booth, the so-called merchant of death sentenced to 25 years for conspiracy aid ago terrorist organization in conspiracy to kill americans. greiner's wife charelle ecstatic. >> i'm standing here overwhelmed with emotions. >> greiner was recently moved to a penal colony. for months teammates and fans of the medalist pressured the biden administration to bring her home.

still paul whelan in prison since 2018. whelan speaking to cnn from prison. >> i'm happy that brittany is going home today. but i don't understand why i'm still sitting here. >> president biden with this pledge. >> we are not giving up. we will never give up. >> alex perchet, abc news, washington. dan: steph curry and the warriors have been strongly outspoken in their support of bringing greiner back home. tonight, they reacted on a san francisco red carpet. we'll tell you what the red carpet was about and what they had to say about brittany griner. that's in about eight minute's time. ama: a sa san jose man had an encounter with a great white. >> what do i do? ama: what do you do? look at that lucas decasper was kayaking with a friend at pigeon

point in san mateo county. he caught a fish when the shark came alongside him. >> i was dangling the fish right on -- right on the surface of the water messing with my go pro because i wanted to gate video and i seen him come out of nowhere. i knew if he bit into it would flip me in. it was scary for sure. it came the first time for the fish. it came the second time where i got the video and actually, the third time, we had said twice is enough. we're going back. we're paddling in. and the third time was the scariest time. but we don't have any footage. but it was darting underneath my friend danny's kayak very fast. it was a bit of a sign that it's being aggressive. it would charge his kayak and turn away at the last second. and that was really scarey i remember him saying oh, it's going to hit me out, it's going

to hit me out. ama: while the experience was scary, he will definitely go back to pigeon point but he will try to take a better kayak. [laughter] oh, boy. dan: thank goodness he's ok. coming up, a hidden danger in the schools. a new plan to help protect kids against a growing threat. >> it's a fond childhood favorite, the adults-only holiday event happening at children's fairy land. plus, we are checking back in on all that rain. the doppler 7 is glowing agree another look at your full forecast in just a few minutes. dan: first, larry is here with some business disney plus news. >> disney is now offering new scripps plans with adds allowing viewers to choose their plan that best fids their streaming needs. you can switch to a basic plan with ads.

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we explain why that lawmaker made it job one. >> it's a crisis unfolding not just on our streets but also in our schools. >> 770 californians under the age of 24 have died of fentanyl overdoses just last year. and that's a 20 it's 1-fold increase from 2016. >> in yes cent years, school districts up and down california have been forced to confront fentanyl head on. but one newly elected lawmaker is hoping to make that fight easier. assembly man joe paterson introduce add bill that would require schools to have narcan a medication used to treat overdoses from drugs such as fentanyl. >> kids are purchasing what they think are prescription bills that are laced with. >> patterson's bill isn't the only one. dave cortessi says he's

introduced another bill currently run by the santa clara county of education. >> there are 58 counties in the state and maybe one or two county that is is this far advance. what we want is all count yous doing the right thing. sometimes they just need a good model to follow. >> they want to go beyond just providing narcan. they tell abc newsether education is a key part of the battle. it's a message that avery agrees with. the high school student decidecd to take matters into her own hand. >> so stigmatized. and a lot of parents hold the thought oh, this would never happen to me or to my family. this is something that happens to bad people. >> while some details need to be worked out, patterson says his bill has bipartisan support. he hopes to have it become law by 2023. >> i think it's really a small

cost in order to save the lives of individuals in san francisco, tim johns, abc7 news. ama: steph curry adds another honor or the the long list of accolades. "sports illustrated" sports person of the year. the award was presented tonight in san francisco after a red carpet event. j.r. stone was there with the star who does so much on and off the court. >> stephen curry on the red carpet and all smiles after being named sports person of the year. >> i grew up reading it, collecting it. and to know that in 2022 -- it's pretty crazy to think about. >> pretty crazy for a two-time most valuable player who has changed the game with his long range shots but someone who says that success comes with hard work. >> i hope that people understand the work that goes into it.

and the constant sacrifice and all that. you can't just fast forward to the finished pickup truck. it is special to know that you kind of changed the game. >> and leave it to his teammate draymond green to say something that many here were thinking. it's about time they give them the award. >> it's well-deserved. possibly long overdue. but i'm happy to be here and watch him be honored today. >> curry shared the same sports person of the year award. but this year he is the sole recipient. >> another award for the man. it speaks to the player he is but also the person, the humanitarian. couldn't be prouder of the person he is. >> he and ayesha have taken their personal passions for cooking and children's education and golf and basketball have built this incredible, charitable foundation that has impacted hundreds of thousands of people here in the bay. and really they've impacted

people around the world. >> and that's humanitarian who had lots to say about wnba player about brittney griner being released by russia in a prisoner swap. >> it's an amazing outcome considering where she's been for the past 10, 12 months and for brittany to be reunited and start the healing process of, you know, everything that they've been through. >> and what a thursday night along the red carpet here in san francisco. dozens of reporters lined up to talk to steph curry and what did he do in true steph curry snags walked up to each one of them and answered their questions. j.r. stone, absences 7 news. dan: steph is just a winner in every way you can describe. ama: you just can't come people he is. let's get back to the forecast because nasals amazing with all the rain. dan: sit spencer. atmospheric weather headed our way. spencer: you can see that most

of the immediate bay area is experiencing no actual measurable rainfall at all but it has moved to the watsonville, salinas area. we've got 50 at oakland. 49 palo alto. 53 san jose. santa clara, 51. the rain has stopped following. 44 at santa rosa. 50 at napa. upper 40's in fairfield and concord. once again, the rain has stopped falling here. these are the forecast headline. stronger storm comes in on saturday. heavier rain, gusty wind and winter storm warning will be in effect. here's what's left of our current storm. the morning commute gets underway. a little patch of clear. chillier in the north bay, a lot chillier where the skys will be clearer. skies tomorrow generally mid

50's. let's talk about the next storm. it will rank level two on the exclusive level two impact scale coming in on saturday and into sunday bringing moderate to heavy rainfall. 45 miles per hour. localized flooding is possible from this storm. notice on saturday we're going to get blasted with continuous moderate to heavy rain, heavy snow over in the sierra. strong gusty wind as i mentioned 45 miles per hour. rainfall totals over the weekend alone will range from one to two inches of rain or more across the bay area. meanwhile in the sierra, winter storm working from 4:00 a.m. saturday to 4:00 a.m. monday. we're expecting two to four feet of snow possibly up to 50. snow levels down to 4,000 feet. travel to into or out of the sierra not recommended. ly be virtually impossible. after that level two storm on saturday with the wind and the rain we get scattered showers on monday.

still a level one storm what's left of it. maybe a slight chance of a morning shower on monday. but after that drying out and for the remainder of next week it's going to be dry conditions. notice after the rain has ended and the storms have ended, temperatures aren't going to climb much about 50 degrees on in the daytime. it's going to b

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ama: oakland's children's fairy land is an institution giving children memories for decades. and now a holiday party for adults. the winterland for grown-ups is next thursday night a week from today. there is local food and d.j. photos with santa and a ride on the holly jolly trolly tickets tickets online includes two adult beverages and apple cider. dan: this type of christmas shopping has skyrocketed. the u.s. expects to earn $20 billion in profits. major retail giant wal-mart has hosted live stream shopping events including tiktok and twitter. tiktok has slowed plans to bring the feature to the u.s. markets. the idea has taken off in several countries in asia where

the video app originate. "good morningamerica" will have tips in the morning. tune in for that. ama: definitely. can the quarterback for the niners beat tom brady on sunday? larry biel. larry: brock purdy was in his crib when tom brady began his career. can the

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well, the rams signed baker mayfield a couple of days another mayfield to ben skor and for the win with 10 second left. are you kidding me? that's nuts. rams a stunner. 17-16 snapping the raiders' three-game win streak. stanford looking for a new football coach. jason gay garrett was in palo alto. he'll stay with nbc. ex-cal quarterback tray taylor is a finalist. it will be a good hire for the cardinals. judge re-signed with the yankees. gabe kapler earned the sports person of the year award. >> obviously, our front office is looking under every stone for every possible advantage. i feel confident that we're going to make a good impact here

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