>> we are waking up to wet roads and downed trees after rain poured down on the bay area. >> this storm is unusual and of been here 45 years. this is not something that is frequent. >> what to expect today as we take a closer look at the damage left behind. good morning, everybody. we are continuing our storm coverage this morning. let's get a check outside where it is raining in some parts of of these downpours are quite heavy. if you look at live doppler 7, you can see the yellow and some of the white.

we have snow down around mount hamilton and even mount diablo. looking at the shower activity, and some of it is heavy as we go down towards pleasanton, 580, some moderate rain of towards the north bay, american canyon, heavy. as we go back westward through marin county, some spotty, let showers. on the peninsula, river city to woodside, 280, scattered showers. snow levels below 4000 feet. 3700 feet up in the north bay. this is a level 1 system. light rain showers, occasional downpours, and some localized flooding. temperatures are in the 40's. it will stay cool today. the wind certainly not as breezy. we do not have any advisories for you. we are anywhere from a couple degrees to nine degrees colder. through the next several hours, you'll notice on and off rain showers and some downpours at times. we will talk details of what to

expect and rainfall amounts coming up. liz: thank you. breaking news this morning. a person walking on the san mateo hayward bridge has died after a two-car crash that happened just after 11:30 last night along eastbound highway 92. chp says one person got out of their car after the crash, then was hit by another vehicle. it is unclear if the driver of that car stayed at the same. all lands on eastbound highway 92 are now open. the cause of the crash is unknown. the storm we are talking about with lisa has caused damage in the bay area. while we definitely need the rain, it has created quite a mess. in the mountains, they are seeing white out conditions. we find out what else we can expect today. >> even with the boat show must go on.

a technical difficulty with that story. we will try to get it to you, but meantime, we are looking at some of the road conditions up in the sierra. caltrans does not recommend going to the sierra today through the rest of the weekend. a winter storm warning will stay in place until tomorrow. people still planning to drive if you need to can expect chain controls, road closures, and delays. highway 80 has closed both ways. chp urges travelers extra supplies. this storm dumped so much rain in the north, the national weather service issued two flood advisories, but it was not just the rain and wind that caused problems. cornell: the storm was intense, bringing fierce, heavy rains. driving was treacherous on highway 101 in san rafael. there was street flooding in mill valley.

and then there was the wind. >> they are the ones that put of the yellow barrier. >> never took gilly and showed us this oaktree which toppled onto wickham drive and mill valley saturday morning, and electricity was not knocked out to several homes. luckily, nobody was hurt. >> this storm was unusual, and i've been here 45 years, so this is not something that is frequent. cornell: in mana rio, four homes were damaged when several trees fell during the storm. a limb tearing a hole through the roof of the house where cynthia cook was staying. >> we are grateful for being inside and knot outside and trying to stay safe, enjoying the weather, but this was a little bit much. more than we anticipated. >> this is our first big storm

event. when we first got here, the trees were dry. now they are filled with water and toppling over. cornell: this fallen tree was blocking the smart train tracks before firefighters removed it. at the food bank from keeping their food drive going. >> you can just arrive. you don't need to get out of your car. we have our elves on site to take the food to you. liz: taking a live look at san francisco international airport, the bay area's biggest airports had a few hiccups caused by the weather. more than 300 flight delays were reported, but just eight canceled flights yesterday. the average flight delay at oakland airport was 27 minutes.

your would national monuments as it opens -- it hopes to open today. the park was closed saturday because of the storm which came in with high wind. the golden national recreation area says reservations for yesterday will be automatically refunded. there have no reports of damage at this time. here's a current look at pg&e's power outage map. there are lots of green dots, which indicate people have lost electricity or power. we have not seen any huge, widespread outages which would be marked with either orange or red indicators. the south bay and santa cruz county appeared to be the most impacted right now. at one point, the sacramento municipal utility district and pg&e set about 76,000 customers were without power. we see one red triangle there just coming up. you can check the forecast any time and get live doppler 7 on demand on our abc numeral seven bay area streaming tv app. download that app now.

it is available wherever you stream. happening today, the bay area iranian community will be back on the streets continuing their demand for justice and freedom in iran. this week, the iranian regime announced its first execution. a 23-year-old protester protesters and human rights organizations say he was denied due process and sentenced in a shady scam trial. this video is from a previous demonstration in october, and organizers said they will march at 1:00 from the ferry building in san francisco. they are demanding the release of all political prisoners and an end to executions. developing news out of milwaukee, wisconsin. legendary singer patti labelle was rushed offstage mid show because of a bomb threat late saturday night. concert organizers have postponed the show for now. they are trying to reschedule. attendees at evacuated as welfter

the bomb threat was made. >> i was having a good time at the patti labelle concert. all of a sudden, they pressure off the stage and they said there was a threat and we all had to get out. it is a shame you cannot enjoy yourself and have fun. >> milwaukee police say the investigation is ongoing. let's get a check outside. >> good morning to you. we are looking at rain conditions. temperatures are in the mid to upper 40's, and some downpours throughout the morning hours and on and off throughout the rest of the day. and level 1 on our storm impact scale. stay tuned. i will have a look at rain totals next. liz: honoring children with a pass around the world. -- who have passed away around the world. plus, how uc berkeley students

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>> welcome back. here's a live look from our roof camera. the bay area and doppler seven has been very busy and active. we are tracking rain as it pushes through. lisa will have our forecast for us. right now tracking this rain, how much more can we expect for the rest of the weekend? lisa: we probably could see a quarter of an inch to an inch. some of these downpours certainly bringing down a lot of rain in a short period of time, and there is lightning out there . area of low pressure dropping down along the coastline, and that is bringing the unstable air with us. as we look at live doppler 7 right now, you see all sorts of colors from green to white and yellow. the white is the snow. snow level is below 4000 feet. looking out towards clayton, you can see a heavier sell their. highway four and showers back

towards walnut creek. here we are, american canyon, highway 29 and up towards cornelia, moderate rain into san quentin. light to moderate showers through lucas valley. have a 101. further to the north, it is cold . temperatures will be barely in the 50's later on today, and that cold air allowing for some rain to move in to highway 51. on and off rain showers from 82 and down through san jose into snowy mount hamilton, anywhere from two to four inches. that could be conservative because there's still a lot of moisture around with that cold air in place, this is going to fall as snow, so be careful out there. looking at the big picture, you can see the sierra nevada very snow way. we're looking at the possibility of some thunderstorms today and this winter storm warning taking us through early tomorrow with

an additional 11 inches at donner. southlake, 10 inches. 44 in sunnyvale. in santa fog out there, but the wind is breezy in spots, but no advisories. up to 25 miles per hour in oakland. here is the plan for the next couple of hours. notice we have the heavier cells in and around the bay area and as we go throughout 10:00, 11:00, we are getting some sun, but that will just fuel the unstable atmosphere, and by the afternoon -- look at that, we have some solid areas of heavier rain downpours, maybe a thunderstorm. you can see there is still the pink over toward higher elevations. 8:30 tonight and we still have more waves of heavy rain headed ystem pushes tooff, and the south and we will be through with it in time for a sunny

start to your work week. rainfall amounts of about .3 of an inch. redwood city, san jose, that shadow effect. us we are only looking at low 50's out there, and those heavy downpours from time to time, and rain showers for the game in santa clara, so it will be cold and wet. the accuweather 7-day forecast. we have the rain today ending very early tomorrow. as we go through the next couple of days, a mixture of clouds and sun, some frosty mornings especially tuesday, and by the end of the week, could see a little bit more rain coming our way. thank you. today is international child remembrance day, which is a day to honor children who have passed away. in san learo theeorge

martn's house candlelight vigi t her son in 2012 about the importance of the event. >> once you have a child, you always have that child, if they are with you physically or not, and the way you can continue to hold onto the is to remember them through legacy experiences, one of which is a candlelight vigil to remember this children's names and to say their names. we talk about it a lot with my children now. we celebrate his birthday every year, and this is just another way of bringing that child to life. liz: lars died when he was three weeks old from a terminal brain condition. he spent his final days at george mike's children's house, which is the first pediatric care center in the country. the vigil is tonight from 5:00 to 7:00. happening tomorrow, san

francisco will reduce hours and increased police patrol measure comes days after the city's closure of the tenderloin center, which allowed supervised drug consumption services. final exams for the fall semester at the berkeley begin as early as tomorrow, even though some employees remain on strike. s paing exampreparations.he >> workers on strike continue pushing to have the uc system meet their demands. >> a huge issue. currently, the base wage is truly unlivable with the cost of living here. >> the strike involving grad student instructors and researchers is almost approaching one month. students now say the strike is disrupting their learning. >> there has been a lot of self-study.

with finals coming up, of course, it is scary because the grades, they mean so much for our future. >> uc berkeley set to begin semester final exams on monday. >> my understanding is that our final for class is going to not cover hour at least not as much topics we have been covering the past few weeks. >> grad student instructors are one of the groups undergoing labor negotiations in the uc system, and undergraduate students tell me not having them as a resource limits how they prepare for final exams. >> i know a lot of the students are taking really hard classes, and they probably have that benefit. >> uc berkeley said in a statement the administration and academic center have encouraged instructors to adapt the format and scope of their exams to take the strike into account. faculty are advised to identify

and focus on one or two learning outcomes for the course. >> we have been doing our to minimize the impact on students while also acknowledging that we have to be paid for our labor. that is what makes this effective. liz: volunteers braved the rain to highlight oakland's commitment to rve. uan sheayitlitectn day w yesteay.rsched in to plant trees and join in wildfire prevention activities. california volunteers, the state organization supporting this event, is investing $12 million in open service and civic engagement. >> you are showing that you have a heart for this community, this planet, future generations, and you are showing that you are willing to get your hands dirty. >> other climate action

involve disposal and food recovery. the storm that we are having this weekend was not enough to completely shut down holiday celebrations. ♪ the show must go on, right? broadway on ice held its outdoor winter fair. the fair had to be postponed until december 12, tomorrow, because of weather, but organizers were able to move the ice show indoors. nearly 300 people got to enjoy the free show. just ahead, we are learning more about u.s. journalist grant wahl's condition before he'd collapsed and died while covering the world cup. and an incident police are looking into after

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released from a conversation containing racist remarks that was leaked to the media. after the shocking and sudden death of american journalist grant wahl at the world cup just days after celebrating his 45th birthday. he collapsed covering the game between argentina and the netherlands in qatar. >> the spo after the sudden death of a sports riding legend just two days after he recorded his podcast. >> am going to be ready to go. i'm attending on friday the argentina-netherlands quarterfinal. very excited for that. then france, england on saturday. >> just three days off for his -- just three days after his 40th birthday. his wife tweeting, i'm in complete shock. wahl collapsed when he four hours ago while covering the match between argentina and the netherlands.

he received emergency medical treatment on site, which continued as he was transferred by ambulance to the hospital. in his podcast, he said he had bronchitis and had gone to a medical clinic twice, including that day. >> this is by no to me. so many journalists have got a crazy cough. it sounds like a death rattle sometimes. >> he tested negative for covid. for more than 20 years, he wrote passionately about soccer, covering eight world cups, winning fans, and igniting interest in the u.s. he was an outspoken critic of how qatar ran the world cup, and also shining a light on the mistreatment of migrant workers. >> the history is that they are not paid well. they are not treated well. a lot of people have died. >> and he was spotted wearing a rainbow t-shirt, tweeting this

photo two weeks ago after he says security initially refused to let him into the stadium. white house press secretary tweeted that wahl was an inspiration to many, adding that senior officials are in touch with his family to ensure they get the support they need. liz: in the south bay, kellogg's eggo waffle company was charged 85,000 dollars after leaking tons of toxic gas from its san jose factory. according to the santa clara district attorney office, pipes carrying the toxin were damaged by a subcontractor in january of this year. they say managers failed to call 911 until an hour after police started. according to prosecutors, more than 3000 pounds of gas escaped into surrounding areas. they were charged with criminal negligence and are making upgrades to systems. a street in oakland is being dedicated to the iconic oakland hip-hop artist to short. the sun was unveiled over one of the city's main streets.

a ceremony followed at the rapper's former high school. the mayor declared yesterday, december 10, 2022, as 2 short day. he was recognized for his legacy and contributions to the community. the celebration comes during the 35th anniversary of his debut studio album. still to come, assault weapons off the street. how a 10th annual gun buyback is helping san francisco, even on a rainy day. and suing apple after unwanted tracking. why these women say the company should be held accou

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and down trees after rain poured down on the bay area. what to expect as we take a closer look at the damage left behind. good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we are going to start with another check of our storm watch. it is no longer level two. it has been downgraded to a level one. >> the downpours coming down pretty good and we will see that throughout the day. looking at the peninsula there, pescadero, montero, where we can see some downpours through the next few minutes, but i want to loop this for you so you will see there are some lightning strikes. you can see them in the central valley and the snow coming down in the higher elevations. cordelia, american canyon, vallejo, scattered light showers, but ran from kensington and over into berkeley there, so there's the lighter rain in the north bay. we are getting into san francisco, the sunset, the bayview, some moderate rain and that rain pushing into the center of the 280 area, the corridor, and the snow from the

higher elevation. it is a level 1 on our storm impact scale. looking at those downpours, minor flooding, but overall, we are looking at temperatures in the 40's and then a break by midday, but the wind breezy at times. through the next few hours, you will notice we have the showers. there's our break throughout the early afternoon. look what happens to :00, 3:00. we are back into it. we will talk about how much rain to expect. liz: thank you. the storm has left some damage in the bay area and the sierra as well. while we definitely needed the rain, it has created quite a mess. once the mountains, they are seeing white out conditions. ♪ what's even with the threat of rain, the boat show must go on. >> trying to make the most of it. don't know if it is going to start raining any time soon, but

we will have fun with it anyway. >> richard and his family are among those who came out to the boat parade. >> last year, it was cool. even though it's raining, seems let most folks are excited to come out now. >> it did not rain, but it did not seem like that was the case for much around the bay. rains and powerful wind cost highway spin outs and downed power lines across the bay area. it is the third storm of the month. it will not be enough to impact the current drought, but fire officials say the wet weather does help with the dry fuels. >> we live and die, so to speak, but what we call pulled moisture content, and that is just like it sounds. it is how wet the fuels that are out there on the ground are. >> as the downpours drenched the bay area, storms brought heavy snow and white out conditions to the tahoe area, closing portions of interstate 80 and highway 50.

kevin cooper is travel expert and says the storm also brought the threat of avalanches near some resorts. there was 12 to six inches of snow at the lake level, but he says close to 16 inches at higher elevations. he believes the snow quality is setting up for a strong ski season. >> this is the we have going in. >> last year california had big storms in october and december followed by the driest january, february, and march ever in california history. longer term forecasts predict another dry winter. liz: in can storm did little to keep eager holiday shoppers away. yesterday's rain hitting the south bay highways really hard with cars pulled off on the side of the road and multiple accidents on 280 alone, but none

of it enough to stop stefan and his family from making the trip from fremont. >> we kind of plan on coming out here today. it is my so' 2h birth so we came out here and had a little mexican food down here and had a great day. >> people were still piling into parking lots determined to get this christmas lists done. the turnout making many business owners happy, a relief for those still working to make a comeback from the pandemic. the storm impact is being felt around california. five cars were trapped powerlines in sacramento due to the storm. powerlines fell between the intersection of sunrise boulevard and florin road. metro highway patrol responded to an emergency and over 30,000 people lost power. one person had pieces of glass stuck inside her mouth from the powerline falling and breaking her windshield. the driver was stuck in a ditch for over an hour after trying to avoid the crash.

high wind from the rain storm. fortunately, there were no reported injuries. roads will remain closed until further notice. breaking news this morning -- a person who was walking on the san mateo hayward bridge is dead after a two-car crash that happened just after 11:30 last night. it happened a long eastbound highway 92. chp says one person got out of their car after the crash and was hit by another vehicle. it is unclear if the driver of the car state at the scene. because of yesterday's rain was not enough to stop an event taking dozens of handguns and assault weapons off the streets. the organization hosted its 10th annual gun buyback. donors get $100 for each handgun turned down, -- turned in,

for each assault style weapon. >> each turn in is a life saved. if we can get one gun off the street, that's one more life saved at the end of the day. >> at least 140 guns were collected at the event and handed over to san francisco police. coming up this week, the powerhouse roundtable will discuss brittney griner's release from russian captivity and senate fallout from kyrsten sinema's decision to leave the democratic party and become an independent. you can watch that full interview on "this week with george stephanopoulos" at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7. still ahead, new changes coming to twitter starting tomorrow, including a larger character count for all tweets. and how bay area

are trying to boost more toy donations after they say they short thousands of gifts this year. and big live look outside this morning. still rainy here in san francisco. you can see the slick roads as we look out over the e and very building. lisa will give us the forecast when we get back.

liz: here is a live look from our emeryville camera. time right now, 5:38. lazy start to your morning. two women are suing apple over air tax -- tags. it happened last year -- do we want to get to the weather? i think we maybe want to get a check of our forecast -- let's talk about this issue. two women are suing apple over their exes, their use of air tags and secretly tracking their movements and whereabouts in real time -- i'm sorry, we are having a little bit of a technical issue. let's talk about this now and we will get to that story in a minute. on tuesday, ftx founder sam bankman-fried is set to testify

before a u.s. house committee as investigators investigate the collapse. investigators are set to look at if millions of dollars were fraudulently transferred from the company before it filed for bankruptcy. the cryptocurrency platform had ties with several athletes, including golden state warrior'' steph curry. on monday, a revamped version of twitter blue is making a comeback, but this time, the subscription will cost customers a bit more. it will allow users to edit tweets, upload higher quality videos, and get the verified blue checkmark. the company says it will cost eight dollars a month for subscribers on the web and $11 for ios users. the difference between the two is not clear. regular users can also expect to see some updates. elon musk confirmed plans to increase character counts from 280 to 400,000

4000. >> this is a huge impact. >> the spirit of giving is alive and well. people have been showing up with donated toys. >> it has been amazing. >> police held a fill a cruiser drive at the local costco. the gifts support the toys for tots organization. >> last year, we filled up a 40-foot truck with toys. last week, the marines brought the van. we filled that up. >> some have donation bins for toys for tots. others have donation bins for the san francisco fire department. other businesses may have a giving tree. there are plenty of bins to fill, but this year, there's not enough donations. >> i think it's because people are not in the office and people have then laid off, and people are afraid. >> the ceo of the family giving tree, one of many organizations saying donations are down this year. she says this year's goal is to

collect 40,000 toys. right now, they are short 15,000. >> because of the pandemic, people are not at work, so there's much fewer people to look at these wish cards. >> we see a shortage every year. >> toys for tots also needs your help. >> we need at minimum 4000 more toys to support our community. we need to collect toys no later than 14 december. >> a group hoping to make a difference with your toy donation is the san francisco fire department. this donation box is empty right now, but that's because adjusted a pickup yesterday. san francisco firefighters want you to know they have donation bins at firehouses all across san francisco. >> they hope to donations in the next few days so they can deliver them on time to kids who need them. >> seeing that smile on a child's face when you provide them a little bit of christmas is extremely, extremely humbling.

and it is certainly feeling like the winter season out there as well. >> good morning mid and upper 40's here in san francisco. an engine almo airport, so even more rainfall to the south, so we will see if the north bay is going to catch up and how much rain us in our future next. liz: the dubs nicking a statement last night at chase center. they were on fire against the they were on fire against the celtics. -seriously? -why do you do it? -you ignore the signs and the flashing lights. -that's my dad. -that's my mom behind those cones. -how would you feel if that was your family? (grandma) [in navajo] where are they? it is cold outside. -flashing lights mean "move over."

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-listen up. why do you drive so fast?? you're ignoring the and the flashing lights. please slow down. pay attention. how would you feel if that was your mom? flashing lights mean move over. liz: welcome back. here's a live look from our san mateo bridge camera. hard to even see the bridge with how fogged up it is. let's get a check of the forecast now. it's going to calm down a little bit today compared to yesterday,

right? lisa: yeah, exactly. we are getting rainy conditions this morning and later on this afternoon. in between, a break, but still pretty active out there. thunderstorms in the central valley. we picked up about an inch and a quarter in the east bay. of low pressure right here rotate down along the coast, we will see the rain shower activity around the bay. here's berkeley and emeryville. you can see a heavier downpour here. as we widen the view, you will notice further into the north bay, certainly more scattered, but there are pockets of heavier rain embedded in the flow as we continue to see that system move to the south of us. little bit of snow there on top of mount 10. very wet down along highway one,

and as we go into san francisco daly city, the bay view, some on and off like to moderate showers . down along the peninsula, pescadero there, this is where we get some heavier rain. light rain on and off for your cross the san mateo bridge. a little bit of a break there over into the bayshore, but it will pick up and as we look at mount hamilton, looking at some snow. we will be accumulating snow throughout the day. maybe a couple of inches here and into the mountains. we still have our winter storm warning through 4:00 tomorrow morning. snowfall amounts from a couple of inches around incline to about 10 inches southlake. tahoe city, maybe seven inches, still very gusty wind out there, but at home, the wind breezy. certainly not as bad as yesterday with the cold front. it is 45 in san leandro castro valley. as we look at our 24-hour temperature change, it deals a lot colder, doesn't it?

there's a look pretty wet. rainy and chilly this morning. percentage of normal, interesting here, just updated this. and around three to four inches of rain you and we will see more rain as we go through the afternoon and morning hours. by 3:00, we are back into it. this low is heavier downpours, but then it is over throughout the early hours of your monday morning. highs system in the low to mid 50's.

it is cool, and tonight will be dry throughout the morning hours. maybe more rain the end of the week. >> we would love to see that. >> it will make shopping harder. >> let's talk sports now. dubs battled it out last night against the boston celtics. morning. an nba finals reunion, warriors hosted the celtics last night. golden state looking to beat the top team in the league. dave chapelle, chris rock in the house. stephen curry, remember he was the finals m.v.p., from way downtown.

he was on fire, so was klay thompson. let's look at his night, little left wing jumper. got it. from the right elbow, right wing, a good shot there. just was feeling it. had 24 points in the first half as the warriors took a lead in the break. curry ahead to klay klay for courter, jonathan coming a, second-year player, left atlanta, and dunk right there, and the poster. had 14 off the bench. warriors went >> i like where we heading. we were not good enough to get off to a good start

>> especially after utah, that was a terrible experience. we flush that one in salt lake after that collapse, so it's always nice to respond with a great performance and we did that tonight. >> just trying to stay about 500 and build some momentum, especially going on this road trip. all those circumstances make this one feel pretty good knowing we can still get to that level. >> stanford football has hired troy taylor to be there next head coach. he takes over from david shah, who resigned two weeks ago. the late 1980's.

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