soons, this is abc 7 news. >> but i hope one thing is clear after this week, i never give up. [applause] liz: now at made on capitol hill. kevin mccarthy wins the speakership on the 15th vote. how he managed to secure the speaker's cattle as more -- gavel as more drama unfolds.

it is generally seventh. i am liz, here with lisa argen. we are going to talk about more rain on the way andthe cleanup from this week's storms. a lot of rain. lisa: we have had some breaks, which is good news. multiple rounds of rain is why we have a flood watch throughout the weekend into tuesday as several storms continue to rotate through the bay area. right now, light rain i then further south -- rain, and highway 1. rain will be sweeping through the bay area throughout the day. we have our exclusive storm impact scale level two system with moderate rain and downpours, gusty winds, the flood threat entries down, so right through the weekend into early next week, we have a lot of rain coming our way. wind gusts up to 45 miles-per-hoas wino 50il

an hour. here is the plan. you can see the north bay rain through much of the morning but then through noon, it sinks to the south. there is more offshore. the heaviest rain heads our way this evening and takes us through the later evening hours. we are in the 50's. it is breezy, the wind is getting gusty, and we will see impacts increase with the flood threat, downed trees, possible downed power lines and mudslides for the next three days to four days. liz: thank you. we have more than it system expected, but, first, we want to tell you about that historic vote out of washington, d.c., after four days and 15 votes, kevin mccarthy has won the speakership of the house of representatives. as we report, the california congressman's win did not come without drama. >> after four days of voting, a new speaker of the house has been chosen. >> the honorable kevin mccarthy

of the state of california, having received a majority of the votes cast, is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives. >> republican kevin mccarthy securing the speaker's gavel after more than a dozen defeats this week. >> that was easy, huh? american dreams can still come true. >> but that was after tensions appearing to rise on the house floor between republicans after mccarthy lost the 14th round of voting. >> my friends, this chamber is now fully open for all americans to visit. >> the congressman from california picking up support from fellow republicans on friday, trump team cheers on the house floor during what is now the longest vote to elect a speaker since before the civil war to elect a speaker since before the civil war. over democratic presented of

hakeem jeffries' 212 votes. >> the d and democrats answer deliver. for the next two years, as we begin this 118th us continue to fight. >> 20 republicans had been holding firm against mccarthy, but that changed after closed-door negotiations and concessions. now that the battle for the speaker is over, members can finally be sworn in and move on to their legislative duties. liz: kevin mccarthy being put above his office there. when back to the winter storm, as of today, the entire bay area is over a flood watch, issue through tuesday, in response to the next system expected to pass starting this weekend. the flood watch indicates a risk

of widespread flooding, impassable roads and rapid rising and rivers and creeks, warning people should expect gusty winds, downed trees and power outages. as we anticipate more rain, people all over the bay area are cleaning up. check out this view down to capitola. sky 7 flew over santa cruz county. the damages some of the worst we have seen from this week' a. there are seeing this damage up and down the coast with dramatic pictures from capitola and the wharf, and if you go just down the road to app toss, it is more of the same. amanda del castillo talks to people dealing with the mess. >amanda: iconic devastated in this week's storm. the beach still littered with debris, with plenty of work and worry ahead. >> there is no beach left, so you worry there is a free shot

at whatever is left. that is heavy stuff. amanda: an early estimate put widespread damage between 10 and $15 million. by friday evening, officials anticipate that number to more than double. capitola village ravaged, the wharf split by high surf and means closed. part of the collapsed. the popular cement ship damaged, and now it a great distance. >> we used to walk to the end of it and look at the pelicans out on the ship, and now you cannot get anywhere near them. amanda: across the county, 21 roads remain closed, including a section of the h drive, where we found significant flooding. residents are happy to have power restored. on friday, sharing their shock at the storm's aftermath. >> this is amazing how bad it looks. >> it is so sad. i don't know if there was any way to prepare. >> the waves were at least 30

feet high and the tide as we speak is the first i have ever seen it out. i have never seen anything like this year. amanda residents question how much more rain the area can take , and how long it will take to rebuild. >> we cannot predict it at this point. we don't know what will happen since it has been predicted for sunday and monday, and i think we should be prepared for a tough winter. amanda: the county reminding there is widespread storm damage and plenty of people struggling in the storm's aftermath. all of that a concern with days of rain still ahead. amanda del castillo, abc7news. liz: in the east bay, a collapsed blood controllable has residents fearful head of storm. the wall located in the manner neighborhood collapsed behind multiple homes. alameda county public works agency created a barrier with harps and sandbags. residents are concerned about the state of the wall. >> is a fear factor for many of

us here of this so-called atmospheric river that is coming our way. amanda: the mayor says he willas after monday' storm passes and residents may be eligible to file the claim with alameda county if they have been affected by the incident. let's take a live look from lake tahoe. 80 is quiet this morning but that is going to change. the city of south lake tahoe is warning people to be prepared for flooding. the concern is this could be a warm storm and dump a couple of inches of rain on top of snow. in martinez, there have been complaints about the air smelling like sulfur. the heavy rainfall overwhelmed storm water retention ponds. they released over 6 million gallons of storm and wastewater, leading to the carquinez strait. the health services says it will continue to monitor the air.

lisa, let's get a check outside. 6:08. rain in some areas. lisa: mainly in the north bay right now. this is a level two system as the rain increases through the afternoon and evening hours. you probably heard about the bigger system arriving monday and tuesday. we will add up rain totals, and talk about the wind, and it said my accuweather 7-day forecast. liz: also ahead, a new promise in the path to an alzheimer's drug. the latest decision by the fda and how it will slow the disease. a race against the rain, how companies are struggling to keep up with calls related to the latest storm. with reliable covid-19 results in just 15 minutes, everyone is making room for binaxnow in their medicine cabinet. do we still need these pregnancy tests? (kids yell and giggle, a dog barks and a vase breaks) yeah, no. out with the old, in with the #1 covid-19 self test in the us.

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lisa: welcome back. here is a live look from the exploratorium camera. liz: lisa argen will have her accuweather forecast in a few minutes.

happening today, and h inauguration in san mateo county. sheriff elect christina corpas will be sworn in after bringing in more votes than her boss in last year's election. on her website, she says "i am so honored to be your san mateo sheriff elect, the first female sheriff elected in san mateo county in the first latina elected sheriff in california state history. the fda is giving the green light to a promising new alzheimer's drug with an 18 month clinical trial showing that the drug showed the rate of cognitive decline by 27%. that is considered a major breakthrough for those suffering from the disease. >> there is no reversal. it is not a cure that a person's decline slows. i will prescribe the drug in a carefully monitored way. liz: the treatment involves an iv infusion every two weeks. experts say the drug reduces the

amount of plaque in the brain with the person with the disease but it carries risks, including brain swelling and bleeding. it is expected to cost over $26,000 per patient, per year. for the first time in his presidency, joe biden awarded a dozen people we ghes l citi medal, the same day he marked the two-year anniversary of the january. six insurrection they went to people who work to protect our democracy at the capitol, given to injured law enforcement officers, election workers and capitol police officers, and one went out to a capitol police officer who died the following day of the attack. the san francisco mayor london breed is facing criticism for the way the city responded to last weekend's storm. he was out of town and posted pictures from las vegas, where she went to the raiders-49ers game after attending a new year's eve party in san francisco. what is the criticism fair?

it is what we asked abc7news insider when we spoke with him live on abc seven. >> and politics, optics is a good part of the game because in politics, perception is the leading thing. what we have is pictures of mayor london breed partying on new year's eve night after the big storm and flood, along with other city officials. with the photos do not show us before going to the party, she went to the police lineup i the southn and market area to encourage the cops to say she has her cell phone with her and she will be available, but that was not photographed. liz: have been an issue if everything went smoothly, he points out. the department of water resources is asking people to stay away from the arroyo valley area in alameda county. it began releases from lake del valle and livermore. they will continue to do so until the afternoon. people are being asked to stay away from arroyos and adjacent trails throughout the weekend.

they will temporarily cause higher water levels in the lake. all the rain has helped with the drought, but the latest map puts things in perspective. it is the one on the left. there is no longer any part of california in the worst drought. you can see it indicated by that dark red color in the map from last week, which is in the middle. the map on the right is from last year, so it does show a big difference. what will it take for the drought to actually end? tara campbell found out that we still have a long way to go. tara: heavy rainfall hammering the bay area, filling streets and pushing rivers to the brink. reservoir levels also on the rides. >> this is really helping and getting local water supply into our reservoirs. tara: matt keller is the spokesperson for valley water and says recent storms provide

much-needed leaf. this has been great for reservoirs. they have been getting a lot of water. that hasn't been the case the last three years. tara: but he explains it isn't just about local reservoirs. >> no more water we store locally, the less we bring in from outside the county. as far as the whole water supply goes, it is just a part of what it is. tara: and he is cautiously optimistic about what this wet weather is bringing beyond the bay area. >> we are seeing the snowpack, outstanding snowpack for january, at we are also seeing those reservoirs in shasta and oro built, seeing those go up, but they are still well below normal this time of the year. >> we must continue to remain vigilant and continue to conserve water. no single storm event will end the drought. tara: california's department of water resources warning -- >> we will need consecutive storms, month after month after month of above average rain, snow and runoff to help really refill our reservoirs. tara: and back in the bay area,

keller agrees. >> while we are seeing gains, we have a long way to go in certain areas to make up for what we lost over the last three years. tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: the california governor's office of emergency services will provide assistance to a few bay area counties, including swift water rescue teams and helicopter, pre-position to help in three counties. this as people are trying to recover from this week's storms. the south they may not have gotten as much rain as other places, but that does not mean recent rain and wind have not taken their toll. abc 7's dustin dorsey shows us how roofing companies are struggling to keep up with the calls. dustin: this guys may be ov blue overhead, but that doesn't mean we are done with the storm. the cleanup is just beginning, especially for roofing companies in the south bay. >> the roofing business is

interesting because every time it rains, you don't sleep well. [laughter] i have not slept well the past few nights. dustin: randy brown says what has been keeping, but not are the more than 150 calls for service and repair over the last few days of the storm. one of those calls coming from bensing lee''s house. >> it has been nuts. i was afraid the neighborhood was going to flood, and it was new year's eve when this happened, and i was just walking into the spare bedroom, and i was like, oh no one i saw a drip. dustin: luckily, it was minimal damage. crews are trying to service as many as they can to provide teorars until theo'sn, and a cleanup cabee after the storms pass. >> the plastic underneath that section, so any water that comes down the valley is going to collect on top of the plastic. dustin: picking up the pieces from an historic storm. > i have been here since 1994.

dustin:dustin: this is probably the worst? >> one of them. dustin: it isn't a just residential issues. alliance roofing has been dealing with damage at commercial buildings, as well. since thanksgiving, or than 400 calls for service, and it isn't just the rain causing the issue. >> a little bit of rain with no wind, a lot of times to get away with it, but when the wind blows like it has been blowing, you will end up with leaks if you have not been taken care of the roof. dustin: storms with more wind and rain are expected to return tomorrow and stick around through the next week. roofing companies remain busy and advise customers to stay patient. >> try and hang on until the weather can improve and we can get out and service to customers. liz: dustin dorsey, -- dustin: dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. liz: lisa argen is checking the forecast and what to expect with more rain on the way tonight, and then the most impactful date could be monday. lisa: right, monday morning through monday evening. we have had some breaks and that

has helped us, yesterday, even a portion of thursday, and we will hal into sunday and we need because two systems are headed our way, the weekend system and the monday through wednesday stronger system. here's a look at live doppler 7. this system not affecting much of the bay area yet, but we are looking at the north bay with light rain and gusty winds, so from pinegrove north to santa rosa, bodega bay, the rest of the bay area is quiet. the winds are picking up, 20 mile an hour lm in the inland valleys. that will be changing. upper elevation winds 38 miles an hour, mount diablo near then north bay. temperatures are in the 50's with southerly winds, so it is milder. here's a look at the wind profile that coincides with the strong cold front leader today. scattered showers. the front pushing to the south,

but here is a look at the heaviest rain from 6:00, 7:00, a 40 mile an hour wind gusts increasing to 50, and then through the late evening hours, we have gusty winds, heavy rain pushing through the bay. here is a look at the next hour. you will see the activity in the north bay and through afternoon's body, like to moderate, and it is really not until after 6:00 when the front is lined up, poised offshore, and will bring that very heavy rain, more like this evening. there are the yellows, the reds, after 9:00, and then by midnight, looking at the heavy rain. here is our lull on sunday and then late sunday, get set for system, level three, come monday morning into monday afternoon, so that first wave moves through quickly and then afternoon rain monday and then another lull. adding up rainfall totals for the weekend, over one inch in

richmond, hayward over two inches and one third in santa rosa. ben loman two inches, and the russian river is what we are watching, flood stages is 32 feet. tomorrow, 7:00, we get to that, looking like it is cresting 36.2 feet on thursday, and this is not the only river we are watching. there are some in the east bay, the santa cruz mountains that will be overflowing as we get into monday and tuesday. our winter storm warning for the west slopes, sierra nevada, through the weekend, and we are looking at ski resorts with gusty winds, a couple of inches at lake level, two less than a foot. another high elevation event, and the system monday and tuesday system with moderate to heavy rain. the flood threat, mudslides, and adding on to we can totals from two inches to three inches, san francisco up to the north bay, seven inches in the santa cruz mountains in highs today with this body of rain level two

system in the upper 50's. the accuweather 7-day forecast, we will wind this thing down early tomorrow for cleanup and then ramp it up next system one day, tuesday and then lighter rain after that. it will be a tough time around here and. has been and continues liz: we will check in with -- and has been as it continues. liz: we will hear from a family who went five days without heat and frigid temperatures. how they managed to survive in the 30 degree weather, and why they turned to 7 on your side.

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liz: with so many bay area residents experiencing power outages, many of you may be able to relate, he santa rosa family went five days without heat. when their propane gas rainout, they had to get creative to enter frigid temperatures. they turn to 7 on your side for help.

>> how cold hasn't been on the north bay? this cold. that is abc seven reporting on a recent cold snap in the north bay. donald and his wife of santa rosa endured not only the cold with the loss of heat. their primary need to survive temperatures in the 30's had failed them. the couple relies on propane deliveries from amerigas. their delivery never arrived, even after informing the company that their tank had emptied. >> the excuse i got when i called in was the lack of gas. >> they survived on either take-out food or cooking on the barbecue. it also meant cold showers. fortunately, they still had their electric space heater. they could also cozy up to the fireplace. >> it was freezing, but i did not lose any pipes or anything. i did have to buy a new electric like it for my wife. >> donald kept things in perspective, watching the news

from overseas, he knew things could be worse. >> it made me feel very much for the people in ukraine that have nothing going on. i do not know how they do that. >> after five straight days without gas, he decided to call 7 on your side and we contacted amerigas. it told us this area was hit hard by driver shortages, made worse by covid include season. we have taken immediate action to reallocate drivers. donald has heat again, but he says that will not stop him from closing up with his wife. -- cozying up with his wife. liz: amerigas apologized to donald ma to delivery the same day. still to come on abc seven mornings, bracing for a rise

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> we are also now preparing our staffing plans for the week ahead because we are expecting more rain. last night through the weekend next week, we will have extra crews on hand. liz: now at 6:30, ready for more rain is the bay area is cleaning up from the last storm. communities are preparing for the next system. the sergeant is tracking your weekend forecast as the entire bay area is under a flood watch. good morning. thanks for joining us. lisa, what can we expect today? lisa: the rain and wind will ramp up through the day-to-day with the heaviest activity arriving tonight. there is a live look at doppler seven. as we go in closer, the rain is now in the north bay. we have seen that this morning from kernville, a few areas of

showers through marin, but overall, it has not moved in. as it does, you will know it later today. a level two system today and tomorrow. in the flood threat with possible trees down through tuesday. monday and tuesday is the stronger system and then through 11:00, 15 to 25 mile an hour southerly winds, gusting to 45, and there is a look at our 22 mile an hour wind gust at san francisco, upper elevation winds stronger, a 40 miles an hour, and take a look at the next few hours as the rain begins to fill in. it is still light at 1:00, activity offshore, and we will time it out, coming up. liz: san francisco continues to clean up from the wet weather this week. it is for volunteers who stepped up the answer for the call to help. they also prepared for the upcoming storm. abc 7 news met one of the

volunteers whose determination kept his community from flooding. >> here is the issue, clearing the storm drains, 25,000, has always been a challenge for the san francisco public utilities commission. that is why they have relied on volunteers through the adopt a drain program. >> we have 2500 volunteers who have already volunteered to take on about 3800 of those different drains. >> they want more residents to go online to take the plunge and commit to. adopting one of those drains >> we have david lenk here, our community partner, who has adopted eight drains on his very own to take response ability for. >> so eight storm drains. david lang, you are the man. >> with that many drains, that is the least we can do. you are walking the streets. and you not pick up trash? you cannot always wait for someone else to do it. >> he made sure one particular

drain is free and clear in time for neighborhood students to cross the intersection. >> you have a name for the drain, that troublesome drain, what is it? >> i call it mofo. the silt that you cannot see from construction sites that go into the drain, clay to hardened soil, it hardens. i use this as a hard stick, like a pogo stick, and it helps clear it and plunge it. >> we need to go out and spread the word. >> so we did, asking the owner of one neighborhood restaurant to make the commitment. >> have you heard of the program adopted during an would you be willing to adopt that drain -- adopt a drain, and would you be willing to adopt that drain? >> never>>. >> would you be willing to adopt it? >> i don't know what that means. >> it means you have to take care of it. >> i already do. >> for those residents and business is still prone to flooding, the department of

public works announced they received more sandbags. so far, 13,000 have been handed out. >> we are preparing our staffing plans for the weekend and the week ahead because we are expecting more rain. last week, all through the week and next week, we will have extra crews on hand. liz: in the north bay, the russian river is expected to hit flood stage on monday. communities along the valley are clearing out of the valley ahead of another storm a few days. as it didn'ts in kernville and other areas -- resident s in kernville and other areas are expected to clear the area. >> this one looks like it is going to be pretty vulnerable and get up pretty high. >> are you scared? >> no. not at all. it is just a pain in the butt. liz: the threat of flooding is deja vu for some in the area. in 2019, heavy rain turned the

streets of kernville into swamps, leaving cars submerged in people used canoes together the area. one sonoma county family is dealing with a heartbreaking situation. their two-year-old son was killed during the storm after a tree fell and crashed into their home. abc 7's tim johns talk to the family about their devastating loss and brings us their story. >> it has been a nightmare, like living a nightmare. tim: for this family of sonoma county, the past few days have been unimaginable. during wednesday's tone, four trees fell on their house, destroying their home and killing their two-year-old son. >> and we called him goldie. so, goldie, is now place. tim: his aunt is spokesperson for the family. we spoke to her friday afternoon in the rubble of her brothers home. >> my mother came over pounding

on the door, the tree fell, he is gone, he is gone! tim: he says goldie was an infectiously happy child, a boy who loved to dance and always knew how to put a smile on the faces of his loving family. [laughter] she says the past few days have rocked them to their core,uthete strong in our.god. i wimith jus into the light the night he died. he. was happy tim: in addition to losing their son, they have also lost their up a gofundme page for anybody who would likeo piece their lives back together. they see the outpouring of support the last few days means more to them then people will ever know. >> your prayers, your thoughts, the contributions, the food, the money, everything means so much to our family. tim: and while material things

will all one day be replaced, some things will never go back to the way they were. that is why haskins is asking everyone to remember the things most important in life. for her, her family, and for goldie. >> i just want them to be inspired to love more, give more, hold their family tighter. i just think about the little things in life. tim: tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: our hearts go out to them. on the peninsula, there are nt days after major flog port over businesses in el camino real, cleanup and preparation is underway. >> taking out all the carpeting, relocating the merchandise, from one room to another, to another, and drawing and sucking a moisture. liz: the peninsula was one of the hardest hit regions in the

bay area by a series of storms and to prevent further damage, they have extended the state of emergency for 60 days. pg andy have been working on restoring impacted areas and preparing for monday's upcoming rain. new details about the oakland zoo closure caused by a sinkhole blocking the road to the main entrance. as he was working with the private engineering company and the city of -- the zoo is working with the private engineering company and the city. the zoo cannot reopen until the road is safer cars. employees are using a mack road to care for the animals and say they are safe and well. as you prepare for more rain, we have a list of storm resources, including warming centers and shelters. coda abc7news.com/takeaction. -- go to abc7news.com /takeaction.

before the arrest of bryan kohberger, he was seen thursday early cleaning his car using surgical gloves. the surveillance team also observed him leaving his home around 4:00 a.m., dumping his trash into the neighbor's garbage bins. shortly after, he was arrested through dna evidence. he is in jail as he awaits a status hearing on january 12, and you are looking at video crews carrying out furniture and other items from the victim's home. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, and election error. how and oakland school board candidate is filing a lawsuit after the announced them the winner and then took it back. he was a live look outside, looking out over the sap center. we will check in with what to expect the rain later tonight in the coming days. stick with us.

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here is a live look over the bay. you can see the camera shaking from the wind. 6:41 this saturday. in alameda county, mike hutchinson is filing a lawsuit after the registrar found a mistake in the election results and he is now claiming victory. nick resnick is days away from being sworn into office. ryan curry has more. ryan: oakland school board candidate mike hutchison is iled a lawsuit to get a judge to overturn the already certified election results and declare him the winner over other candidate nick resnick. >> we have now filed in alameda county superior court, requesting a judge throughout the incorrect certification and certify the correct election results, which would make me the winner of oakland school district. ryan: the results show resnick

as the winner, but the registrar said before new years eve, that the voting system was not configured properly. we reached out to the registrar office for further comment and have not heard back. hutchinson says based on the corrected results, he is the winner. >> the city has laid out a process and formula that is supposed to be used for calculate that, and that is now corrected to produce these results. ryan: there is a sense of urgency coming from hutchinson and his legal team. on monday, oakland is said to inaugurate newly elected officials, which is said to be resnick right now. in a statement posted on his campaign website, resnick says "we question the validity and integrity. if there were mistakes the first time, there are chances there are mistakes the second time. the initial results were vetted to ensure accuracy and no errors were noted." supporters of hutchinson are calling on resnick to concede

the race before monday. >> he is what our students and community needs, so i am here to support him and ask nick resnick to do the right thing. he needs to step down from that seat. ryan: both candidates acknowledge there will be no change until the court decides. ryan curry, abc 7 news. liz: lisa, let's get a check outside. lisa: we are looking at the rain and the north bay, breezy, gusty winds and the rain and wind increasing through the day today, and especially tonight. we will talk about a stone cold front, heavy rain tonight, our level two storm and the stronger system is to get into monday, coming up. liz: also, damar return. the lasting the bills expected was to cemented meeting. we explained his reunion with 15, coming up and sports.

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liz: welcome back. here is a live look from our emeryville camera looking over the san francisco skyline. thanks for waking up with us this saturday. here is a live look outside. we will get an update from lisa in a moment. the warriors are looking for a win tonight after a loss to the % the magical coming to play the warriors at home inside chase center tonight at 5:30. turning to the nfl, a spectacular recovery by damar hamlin, who was in critical condition in the icu after collapsing on the field during a game against the cincinnati bengals. larry beil has an update in this morning sports. larry: good morning. from fighting for his life to a

zoom call with teammates, the recovery by buffalo bills safety damar hamlin is beyond what anyone could have hoped for given the scary scene we witnessed monday night. his heart stopped and had to be resuscitated twice. thursday, doctors removed his breathing tube and now he can talk, the perfect surprise estimated zoom call to the buffalo bills team meeting. >> tasted up right away and clapped, and he yelled some things to them, and it was a cool exchange. what makes me laugh as he did this to the guys, and he the heart symbol and said, i love you, boys. of course, that got the guys. larry: the 49ers host arizona sunday in their final regular-season game. -- if the phillies lose, they could grab the one seed. the raiders are led by brock,

making his fifth start. he'll make his share of rookie mistakes and then hear about them. >> i have always wanted the truth and honesty from a coach, the guy trusting in me to go out and play, and the coach has been real with me about any games i have played in. i appreciate that more than telling me i am good and i don't have to work on anything. larry: norcal, socal, second period, a blast, right place, right time, the sharks go up 4-3, but this is a chronic problem. the team cannot hold a lead. good night. game over. drive home safely. duck-soo wind 5-4 -- ducks 5-4 in overtime. brandon angel had eight for stanford but they got buried by threes. they stick to triple and foul. cal 16 of 22 from downtown.

and cal roles to their third win of the season, the 49ers held their annual offensive lineman dinner last night at the house of prime rib annual tradition started by the restaurant owner joe betts in 1987. the fun part is serving up a four pounds slab of prime rib. there he is serving up to an unsuspected rookie. this year, the co-left the titans in on the fun at dinner, which was perfect for george. he is half lineman at heart. we have a doubleheader today in the nfl, raiders and chiefs at 1:30 and the jags and titans follow that for the division title, and then we hope to see you then. have a great weekend, everybody. liz: the warriors are heading back to the white house. the defending nba champs will be honored by president biden on january 17 for winning the 2022 title. this is video from their last

visit to the white house i 2016n. they have not been back since, despite winning three more championships. in 2017 donald trump withdrew the invitation after steph curry said he would not attend. let's get a check of the forecast. a lot of rain on the way the next few days. lisa: it is going to ramp up this weekend into tonight. the overnight hours and the stronger system monday and tuesday as will get live doppler 7. this is a level two system. there were no activity has been in the north bay, and some of you may not see much rain, but it will continue to increase as the cold front works its way over the bay area later today and that gusty wind pattern moving with us. aot awe gout. 20 to 22 miles-per-hour at the surface. up her elevations stronger, 30 to 40 milesn hour, and some of

this mixing done at the surface throughout the evening tonight. we are in the 50's right now, and a look at the wind the next several hours, it really does profile the cold front moving through with the gusty conditions. here we are at 8:00. the rain is coming down pretty good, 40 to 50 mile-per-hour winds, with the wind advisory through 1:00 on sunday, then it eases sunday and so does the rain. that is a chance to dry out but look what is coming today. the north bay the next few hours, stopping this at 2:30, scattered to moderate rain, and then by the evening, offshore, you can see what is yet to come. the reds, the yellows, 8:30, heavy rain in the north bay pushes across the bay. 11:30, midnight, downpours offshore. the possibility of a thunderstorm continues overnight. early tomorrow, if you like showers and then we get a break. much of sunday is dry with a few peaks of sunshine.

there is what happens early monday. 00 a.mrit through the afternoon. you can see that first wave moves through quickly in the morning. then we get a second area of rain coming through late in the da in parts of the north bay, -- upwards of t the north bay. this is an example, the russian river is at 32 feet, flood stage, we look at that by tomorrow night, 7:00, i'm by 4:00 tuesday, we get a stronger system at 86.2 feet, so moderate flooding. the santa cruz mountains are expected to be out of their banks. winter storm warning on tuesday, the storm levels rising for sunday. one foot to three feet of snow, and that lake level, it fluctuates with the rain and

snow, and we will see have a foot to one foot at lake level. here is our storm impact scale, exclusive to abc 7, are stronger system arrives monday to tuesday, a level 3, and here's a look at additional rainfall on top of the weekend, two quarters to three quarters of an inch and over seven incs loman and up to four inches on the sonoma county coast. the winds and rain increasing today. if you need to get out and do what you have to do, this would be the day early because by the evening hours, we are getting a steadier rain and this is almost going to be continuous through the overnight hours, then a break, than the level 3 system on monday, and then tuesday we could see more problems as our rivers continue to rise. it is not a good situation. more rain at the end of the week but not as heavy. liz: you can always track the rain and storms on the abc 7 bay area streaming app any time.

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today that brings a level two system today, tomorrow, and the stronger system tuesday and wednesday but over a one inch to two inches over the weekend, and another three inches to six inches possible monday and tuesday with gusty winds. liz: thank you for joining us on abc seven mornings. i am liz kreutz along with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues"gma" is ne. have a great day.

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