>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. ♪ >> i didn't do anything. >> turnaround. >> overnight, the country reacting to the release of that showing body camera video showing officers beating tyre nichols after pulling him from a car during a traffic stop. it then escalates and tyre is heard pleading for his mother. peaceful protests are happening across the country, including here in the bay area. thanks for joining us here on this saturday morning, january 28. i am liz kreutz. we will have more on that story of tyre nichols. first, let's check in with lisa

argen. lisa: good morning to you. we are starting out with some fog. it has been dance from napa to santa rosa. live doppler 7 showing high pressure, another day of sunny skies and with that, the morning chill and the visibility reduced to a half-mile santa rosa, quarter mile napa, a mile in hayward. chili numbers from the mid-30's in santa rosa, 37 in vallejo, napa and livermore, 47 in oakland. winds are gusting. mount diablo 45 miles an hour. we have a weak cold front that will be visiting us during your day on sunday. the beginning of the weekend, we will break out into sunny skies. cool day today with mid-50's, breezy winds. temperatures come down during the second half of the weekend. as raindrops and frost and freeze advisories to pass along as well. liz: thank you.

developing news out of memphis. about one hour of video was released of the incident where officers beat tyre nichols and it is difficult to watch. besides the body camera footage, surveillance video also captured the kicks, punches and baton strikes. five officers involved in this brutal incident have already been fired and faced several charges. it took 22 minutes for an ambulance to arrive after the officers announced nichols was in custody. . there have been numerous protests in response, including in the bay area. >> protests within the country this weekend following the release of video showing some of the final moments of tyre nichols' life, from nichols' hometown of memphis, to the streets of stefan cisco -- of san francisco. many of the protesters with the same chat. nichols' parents sat down with abc news. his stepfather rodney describing

why his family wanted the public to see the video. >> this also justifies our son, showing he was no threat to them. tim: nichols' death has once again sparked a debate about policing in the united states. >> i am concerned. tim: a criminal justice professor at cal state east bay believes the problem is multifaceted and more complex than just a few that individual officers. >> why is it that police officers feel that they are able to treat cit who mainly -- inhumanely? tim: data shows that killings at the hands of police or fire here -- far higher in the u.s. than other countries. >> i think there are definite laws and policies and procedures in place that would prevent these actions. tim: protests over nichols' death are expected to continue

over the coming days and despite all five of the officers involved already been charged, she thinks people are still expecting more. >> i think there needs to be an acknowledgment that these actions have been taken against a particular demographic. i think people are looking for transparency now, they are looking for honesty. tim: until that time comes, nichols' family says they will not stop fighting for justice, fighting for tyre. >> i just feel like my son was sent here on an assignment. his assignment was fulfilled and god took him home. liz: businesses in downtown oakland were not taking any chances on friday night. they boarded up their windows on broadway from 12th street to macarthur. the city has been relatively quiet following the release of the tyre nichols video. there is a protest planned for tomorrow. the killing of tyre nichols shaken the sacramento community. a huge part of his history in

sacramento weir skateboarding, where he and his childhood friend ryan wilson met. ryan talked about the impact he had on his life and how skating brought them together. >> we had so many of those days where we would be skateboarding all day, talking about our future and what we want to do with our lives and where we want to be. liz: a visual will be held at regency skate park in sacramento, where tyre used to skateboard, tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. the community and half moon bay came to last night to show its strength and support following the mass shooting on monday that left seven people dead and another injured. according to the san mateo county district attorney's office, the suspect, zhao chunli , told investigators he was angry over a $100 equipment bill, the last of many things that angered him. zhao claims the incident was not his fault but was told to pay $100 after a workplace incident.

though last night was about the victims, hundreds of people showed up in half moon bay for a visual. amanda del castillo reports. >> ♪ you are so loved ♪ >> gripping onto candles, grieving as a community. in downtown half moon bay friday, 700 -- several hundred people gathered for a vigil to honor the seven killed this week and support the sole survivor. many in the crowd admitting in the aftermath, every detail released has been eye-opening. >> it is so sad that it takes a tragedy like lost lives to what's in the community right around us. amanda: resident jackie and others said they had no idea about the farmworkers' living conditions and less than livable wages being paid. this unknown reality only compounding the community's pain. >> it's hard to see that here where we have such affluence and such wealth, that there's people

living less than a mile away with very, very little and terrible conditions. >> how anybody could let someone that works for them live like that, i don't understand it. amanda: mayor debra penrose spoke with the visitors, sharing she was unaware chinese migrants were part of the local farming community. two or latino, five were chinese. >> i've lived here for 2.5 years. i did not realize there is a chinese immigrant community here. i did not realize there is only people living kind of like really, if you look at the tv reports, the condition is really bad. i hope this gets improved. amanda: but where there's a shock, surprise and sadness, there's also new found inspiration to get involved for a better future for farmworkers. addressing the crowd friday, a man whose two cousins were shooting victims one is recovering, the other did not survive. >> [speaking spanish]

>> now, i am very sad and i feel much pain. amanda: in half moon bay, i am amanda del castillo, abc7. liz: the archbishop of the archdiocese of san francisco gated -- visited both shooting sites yesterday and half moon bay. archbishop corleone plate -- prayed with loved ones of the victims. community members joined in, offering moral and financial support to families. some family members held up pictures and shared emotional words. the archbishop said the service provider some lights during what has been a dark time. >> to see this kind of coming together in love and in unity is, in the midst of this deep darkness, is also a little bit light of hope. liz: friday's service was one of several public vigils held for community members to honor the lives lost in this tragedy. so many people have been asking

how they can support the grieving town of half moon bay and those affected. you can consider donating to alas. this nonprofit has been supporting the farmworker community since 2006. it has set up a half moon bay strong fund. go to our website for a link to that, or alsoalasdreams.com. video of the vicious attack on paul pelosi at the pelosi's san francisco home last october is now public. the video, along with other evidence, was released yesterday after a court ruled there was no need to keep it secret after being played in court last month. the release of this evidence is likely to have a major impact on the trial of the suspect, david tdepape. >> video of david depape allegedly attacking paul pelosi free for anyone to see. >> when you look at the brazen

nature of this attack done right in front of a police officer, that's really devastating evidence for people to see over and over again. >> stephen clark is a legal analyst and former prosecutor. he says the release of this video will certainly have an impact on depape's trial. >> needed the defense team nor prosecution wanted this information released because it greatly affects mr. depape's ability to get a fair trial. >> bodycam video shows depape arriving at the home of the night of the attack. >> i think the defense may move to change venue outside of san francisco because every san franciscan that sees this is going to have a very difficult time coming into court giving mr. depape a clean slate. >> he is facing multiple federal charges and state felony charges, including attempted murder and has entered a not

guilty plea. >> the mental>> health defense is still on the table for mr. depape. >> this recording of police interrogating depape could play a key role, says clark. >> i think the defense will look at the statement he made to the police and say this is a man who is unhinged, who is suffering from mental illness. >> clark says the police questioning could cut both ways. >> mr. depape makes a confession to these charges, certainly that is very problematic as well because that interrogation may not actually come in at trial. i think the defense would try to keep that out but now it's been released to the public. how do you unring that bell? liz: all right, and we have a lot more to get to, including the 49ers and their big sendoff to philadelphia. to philadelphia. we

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here is a live look from our abc7 roof camera looking at the embarcadero. look how foggy it is. not a lot of visibility and san francisco. the san francisco 49ers got quite the sendoff yesterday for the nfc championship game against the philadelphia eagles. fans lined the back lot of the team's practice facility in santa clara to get a glimpse of their favorite stars. this is the team's third appearance in the nfc championship game in four years. while philadelphia is known as the city of brotherly love, the 49ers faithful are expecting a hostile environment on sunday. eagles fans pretty intense, but so are niners. new developments, two cities in marin county are facing losses over plans to add more housing. californians for homeownership assuming novato an belvedere for violating state laws. the suits claim each city did not complete the required 90 day review period and wants the

plans invalidated. if the lawsuit is successful, the plans would be put on hold until the state does a review. a could also slow down other housing projects. this has been a really challenging week for the asian american community, with two mass shootings during ongoing lunar new year celebrations. we take a closer look at the trauma and mental health concerns the aapi community is facing and help that is available. >> whether you are older, like audrey lu. >> generally, should keep things inside. >> or younger like this high school student. >> we definitely do>> not talk about it, especially in my household. >> mental health is not an issue many asian americans feel comfortable talking about. the mass shootings in monterey park and half moon bay have made that painfully clear for many people in the aapi community. chinatown community development center in san francisco. >> folks are struggling right now with grappling with what it means when these shootings

happen, what it means that these shootings were perpetrated by elderly asian men. and i think the conflict, you know, is also juxtaposed against a moment when lunar new year is coming and this is the most important moment for our community culturally, economically. >> saturday marks one year since the beating death of an 84-year-old in san francisco in a case of asian hate. leaders say in this difficult time, there is help for the asian american community. >> being able to work with other organizations, other groups such as asians are stronger delta chinatown allows us to be able to get connected to those resources, know what to do with our anger. >> there is self-help for the elderly based right here in chinatown. there is rams based out in the richmond. >> community leaders say healing takes time but there is a way. >> i know folks are in a state of shock, but we really have to find a way to make sure that, you know, joy and love overcome

this eight. >> in san francisco, suzanne phan, abc7news. liz: if you have concerns about issues involving gun violence, workplace violence, mental health or more, go to abc7.com/takeaction to find a list of resources. employees at pete's coffee are hosting a celebration rally in north davis after winning their first union election in california. the north davis workers voted 14-1 to join the service employees international union. it's taken nine months for the campaign to take off. the workers even had some help from union members at rival shane starbucks. the company says it had hoped for a different resolution, excuse me, peets had hoped for a different result but it will abide by the law. san jose's oldest city park is closed until further notice. allen rock park has suffered significant damage from continuous heavy rain.

numerous mudslides and rocks are still blocking trails. the creek trail is closed for repairs. a detour has been set up to get around the closed section. stables trail and part of mineral springs trail have also been blocked. lisa argen, let's get a check of the forecast. there might be a chance of rain coming up? lisa: a little bit. we are looking at some sprinkles but the bigger story is the fog this morning and the colder air headed our way tomorrow night. we will get into some gusty winds as well. still feeling like winter, although the absence of some pretty good rain. we needed the break but more is welcome. is it in the forecast? . i will let you know. high pressure pushing well up into british columbia. that will allow a weak system to slide down tomorrow. nothing in novato, half mile in oakland, a quarter-mile in napa,

same deal in santa rosa and livermore. some very foggy conditions to start out. give yourself some extra time or just wait a little while. it's awfully cold as well. these numbers will really be dropping tomorrow night as we get into not only the cold air, but gusty winds behind the front first as well. 37 in walnut creek, 39 in dublin and lafayette. you can see the fog. mid to upper 30's, 40 in pacifica with 41 in mountain view. the fog in the south bay, you can see it, as we look at our forecast headlines. dense fog and the cooling trend continuing over the weekend. looking at the spotty showers tomorrow and then cold mornings and cool days as we get into next week. here's a look at the winds. that will be the focus today as we get into sunny conditions. the cow gusty these went -- look how gusty these winds will be along the coast. and upper elevations, we are looking at some winds, mount

diablo at about 45 miles an hour. those gusty winds headed our way late tomorrow. this is their level one in our impact scale for sunday. scattered showers, slippery roads, breezy conditions. the snow levels lowering to about 2500 feet. since the emphasis on the system will be in the south bay, the central coast, we could see some snowy peaks into tomorrow. here come the clouds tomorrow. you can see the spotty showers throughout the morning hours. this is 5:00, not a whole lot to talk about, the anywhere from trace amounts, you can see most of the activity along the peninsula and south bay, maybe 2/10 into san jose. winter from 4:00 tomorrow to 7:00 saturday, three to six inches of snow, winds up to 70 miles an hour on the highest ridge tops. tomorrow night, frosty conditions for a freeze watch. the entire bay area getting into a warning tomorrow.

wind advisory tomorrow afternoon for the north bay valleys, anywhere from 15-30 miles an hour. highs today, mid to upper 50's. it was nice while it lasted. we are back into reality with some colder days. chili two frosty nights. are level 1 system tomorrow. those cold mornings monday, tuesday. may be some rain by the end of the week. we have certainly had a stretch to dry out. liz: we've had some nice weather lately. we deserve it. check the weather on the abc7 bay area streaming app. that's where we have the latest forecast and live doppler 7. it is available on your roku, apple tv, fire tv and google tv devices. and oakland city council members sounding the alarm over escalating threats she's been receiving as they've grown in the recent weeks. we will explain. ♪ you didn't live this strong, this long to get put on the shelf like a porcelain doll. but one out of two women over 50 will suffer a fracture from osteoporosis.

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here is a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. very foggy. lisa was saying that's the big story this morning, foggy weather. be careful if you're heading towards. oakland city councilmember carol fifa sounding the alarm over escalating threats she is facing. some of the language in this story is disturbing. here is anser hassan. >> >> carol fife says that threats are new but the increase in severity and number of threats are. >> this in conjunction with the proliferation of guns on the streets gives us what we are seeing in half moon bay right now. >> keep poking the bear. that mother of the cave one day and start to [expletive] your world up. >> the councilmember has been

posting about the threats to raise awareness of what's happening in oakland. it's not just are. since early 2022, one local election officials in the u.s. experienced threats and threats against members of congress rose from 902 in 2016 to 9625 in 2021. ct, nancy pelosi' husband was attacked at their home in san francisco. >> none of you people know what you are doing. you all need to go, including you. go nurture your little criminals and hopefully you'll be raped and murdered. >> i don't think it's a matter of free speech. i think it's a matter of the community standing together. >> -- representing community organizations in oakland. it condemns the recent escalation in politically motivated rhetoric. > this goes back to slavery, this goes to criminalization,

this goes to white supremacy and these motivated actions to undermine our black leadership. >> ffiife oakland police department regarding the threat. she says the community needs to join forces to do more. >> quite frankly, creating an environment of hate and fear is a way to create more hate and fear, and that with guns is a recipe for disaster. >> in oakland, anser hassan, abc7news. liz: still to come, calls for change coming out of memphis after the video showing the beating of tyre nichols was released. what protesters are demanding from police this morning. new details on the controversial renovation plans for san francisco's historic castro theater. ♪

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foggy in the south bay. we will look for morning temperatures to on the chilly side and then warm up as we get into the latter part of the day. it's not going to be that warm. winds gusting to 42 miles an hour on top of mount diablo. it's going to take a say while as that sun brings us to near 50 in concord by 11:00. mid and upper 50's for some warmer locations east bay, southbay. a much colder, cloudier, and potentially wetter day arriving on saturday. liz: overnight, demonstrators clashed with police in los angeles during a protest following the release of the body camera video showing the deadly beating of 29-year-old tyre nichols by memphis police protesters gathered outside of lapd headquarters. roughly 200 people were there protesting the death of nichols and keenan anderson, who died in

lapd custody this month after being repeatedly shot by a taser. after the lapd ordered the protesters to disperse, about 30 of them stayed in a standoff with police in riot gear for hours. the footage released yesterday is graphic and disturbing, showing officers repeatedly and violently punching and kicking tyre nichols. activists have taken to the streets around the country calling for change in policing after the release of that video. justin finch is live for us in memphis with the reaction. good morning. justin: good morning, demonstrators here in memphis marched onto a major interstate demanding justice for tyre nichols and also calling for disbanding a special police unit where those five officers now accused in nichols' death worked . the video we are about to show you is graphic and may be

difficult for some to watch. now police body camera and surveillance footage from tyre nichols' january 7 arrest. >> you guys are really doing a lot right now. i'm just trying to go home. >> one angle showing officers pulling nichols from his car during a traffic stop. a street surveillance camera captures officers holding nichols down as other officers kick him and beat him with a baton. officers later seen holding nichols up as more officen e faa [yelling] >> mom! >> three days later, the unarmed 29-year-old died from his injuries. his mother telling abc news >> i am not going to stop until i get justice from a -- justice for my son. >> i just want to see why they

charged i the police officers with the murder. >> these five former memphis police officers now fired and facing charges, including aggravated kidnapping and assault and second-degree murder. lawyers for nichols' family calling the city's swift action a blueprint. >> we won't accept less going forward in the future. we won't have black officers treated differently than white officers. we want equal justice under the law. >> peaceful protests in where marchers shutdown busy interstate 55. >> justice for tyre nichols frot washington, d.c. memphis. two sheriffs deputies from the shbyouy department as well

as two paramedics are now off the job amid investigations into their response the night of nichols' arrest. justin finch, abc 7 news, memphis. liz: so hard to watch the video. video of the attack on paul pelosi at the san francisco home last october is no public. a judge ruled there was no need to keep it secret after being played in court last month. stephen clark is a legal analyst and former prosecutor. he says the release of this video will certainly have an impact on depape's trial. >> neither the depape defen team nor prosecution wanted this information released because it greatly affects mr. depape's ability to get a fair trial. liz: depape is facing multiple federal charges and state felony charges, including attempted murder and has entered a not guilty plea. this recording of police interrogating him clark says could play a and important role.

the shooting in half moon bay has brought to light the living conditions of the farmworkers working in the area. at terra garden, at least eight families lived in trailers and mobile homes. according to multiple city leaders who have been to the farm, conditions were deplorable with no running water. half moon bay's vice mayor believes the poor conditions played a role in the tragedy. san mateo county is considering building housing units and providing resources for farmworkers. in the east bay, a memorial service will be held celebrating the life of alexis gabe. at last until 8:00 tonight at the oakland recreation center. tickets can be purchased online. guests are encouraged to wear white and blue. alexis gabe went missing over a year ago after months of searching, her remains were found last november. authorities believe she was killed by her ex-boyfriend. the fda proposed a new rules on friday that would ease blood donation restrictions for gay and bisexual men.

the rules would allow men in same-sex monogamous relationships to begin donating, even if they have not abstained from sex questionnaires will be used to verify number partners and partners history will be used. any change would come after public comment. experts believe this will help address future blood shortages and remove stigma around gay men. gas prices are on the rise nationwide again. the national average for a gallon of gas is $3.51. the state averages $4.53. in san francisco, the average price is $4.76. that's out by nearly $.20 since last week. even though the winter demand for gas remains weak, supplies are lower than usual right now. extreme weather has been affecting production at u.s. refineries. new details on the future of san francisco's historic castro theatre and its renovation plans. on planet entertainment, which took over management of the

venue last year, has scrapped its previous plan to tear out the fixed orchestra level seating. it wants to install motorized flooring to make inference seating and standing arrangements possible. a spokesperson for another planet says it's the only way to keep the theater not everyone is convinced. the cochair of the district says they are the same plans they tried to sell us on a year ago. a hearing is set for next week to talk about the renovations. we are getting a look at a pricey toilet that will be installed in san francisco's noe valley neighborhood. two companies are donating this modular restaurant. the project was supposed to cost $1.7 million but the donation is now bringing that cost down significantly. the recreation and park department still has to dish out 300 thousand dollars for other costs like landscape and design, permits and environmental reviews. with of the state grant, san

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liz: memories of the 49ers in the super bowl create an indelible image of success in the minds of the faithful. one bay area artist decided to take that image and make it a real piece of artwork. >> if a picture is worth a thousand words, what is something like this worth? >> i would say easily about 2500, 2500 words. >> me to nicholas bay area native and one artist motivated by what could be another super run for the 49ers, he's created a work of art, what he calls word art. highlighting the super bowl teams of red and gold pass. >> it's the five super bowl teams, every owner, every coach and i couldn't forget about the hall of famers, so i want to make sure they get some attention as well. >> names like steve young, jerry rice, joe montana, bill walsh and many, many more. dart work is done completely by

hand, each name me etched on the blank canvas over the span of a month and a half that turns out to be a masterpiece. >> typically, i just have my handwriting on my portraits but i added a hidden feature which is a glow-in-the-dark feature. >> how were you able to do that? >> a little magic but it worked. >> all his paintings are magical in different ways but a few stand out in particular, a dedication to the late great kobe bryant featuring every teammate and vanessa bryant's words in her tribute to kobe at the funeral, as well as the 9/11 memorial with names of the victims who passed away in the tech. montgomery sells his artwork on his etsy page but it's never about the money. >> it's to touch peoples's hearts and minds with my work. never dry ever really see anyone do anything handwritten, so that makes it that much more special. >> with this latest word art complete, he only hopes he can get to a new piece in february, with a roster signifying the

niners sixth super bowl title and another. . championship for the bay area >> i feel like the bay area form is home bandit would be nice to kind of represent the area where i grew up and the cities that i lived in, and represent them in my artwork so i think it would be pretty cool. >> dustin dorsey, abc7news. liz: the big weekend this weekend. what's the weather going to? be like tomorrow for the game? lisa: tomorrow looks pretty good, it will be called there and here as well, where a quote front is going to push into the bay area. it's all about the fog right now. downtown san francisco will see highs today below average in the mid-50's. the fog is going to clear but visibility down to a quarter of a mile in spots so be careful out there. we will talk about a little bit of rain for your sunday on the chilly week ahead, coming up. liz: also next, the next big game is on the horizon for young quarterback brock purdy. hear his thoughts on sunday's matchup against the eagles. abc seven sports director larry abc seven sports director larry beil will i'm jayson.

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liz: welcome back. here's a live look from our sutro tower camera and you can just see how foggy it is in san francisco right now. there's the salesforce tower peeking out. it seems all is right within the warriors, for now. steph curry and the gang were lighting up the court last night at chase center. larry beil has all the highlights on that and that big 49ers game tomorrow, coming up in sports. >> good morning. steph curry was fined 20 the mba for firing his mouthguard into the stands on wednesday night against memphis. steph a little lighter in the wallet with the warriors hosting the raptors on friday night. good job by the warriors inviting the kids from the special olympics to play. no look to kevon looney but they led by only one at the brick. curry, third quarter, soft touch off the glass, the hoop plus the foul.

jonathan kuminga off the bench, for triples and arrow, finish with 15 points. warriors starting to pull away from toronto. klay thompson,/. 29 for klay, hit six threes. curry from way out. no foul called their, didn't matter. 35 points, seven assists, -- 11 assists, seven rebounds. warriors win. much has been made of brock purdy's lack of experience as a rookie taking the 49ers to the nfc title game. but he and jalen hurts of the eagles have each played a grand total of two playoff games. welcome site at niners practice before they took off for philadelphia, christian mccaffrey testing his injured calf. mccaffrey looked good but elijah mitchell questionable. here is brock purdy on his mindset going into the big game of his young career. >> the blessing of playing on this team with the amount of experience and veterans that we

go out, do my job, get the bow to christian, george, hand the ball off, let our run game do its thing it's not like i got to do every little thing perfect. i can play my game, do what i'm asked of and get everybody the paul and let them make plays and let our defense do their thing. >> sharks-hurricanes. they blew a two-goal lead in the final couple of minutes. oh no, nec they go to overtime. necas again, good night, game over. canes win o stanford woment. hosting organ state. it was the cameron brink show. final seconds, oregon state down three, they cannot inbounded. great defense by the cardinal to

steal it away and the cardinal handgun 63-60. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i am larry beil. liz: are you getting nervous for the game, lisa? sandhya: i don't know if i can watch. 54 with cloudy skies. a slight chance of a shower but it will be much windier here. our area's going to be visited by a cold front later on tomorrow that can bring some showers. there is a look at a dry pacific northwest. high-pressure building to the north of us. look at all the fog. quarter-mile from hayward, livermore, half-mile oakland. you can see how it's reduced from napa, novato. pretty dicey out there. the national weather service could issue a dense fog advisory. a good idea to take a little time to let it clear on out and it will take you through the morning hours. 43 and half moon bay, 45 in hayward, upper 30's in the north bay.

about 45 with foggy conditions in the south bay. there is a look at salesforce. can you make it out with the low cloud deck underneath? spotty showers arriving tomorrow. we will get those breezy winds today and then behind the system, primarily in the north bay tomorrow, and not a whole lot of rain we are expecting but the cold mornings arriving as soon as monday morning and staying with us for the next couple of days. there is a look at the winds midday today,us ce of 45 miles an hour. the winds are moving faster, breezy in hayward and livermore, over 20 mile an hour winds. it will be sunny. sunday, this is a light storm, a level one on our storm impact scale. the activity will be sinking to the south of san francisco, so rainfall amounts will favor the south bay. looking anywhere from less than a 10th, maybe 2/

maybe just trace amounts. a winter weather advisory from 4:00 early tomorrow, early afternoon. anywhere from a couple of inches to several inches southlake. as we get into tomorrow into monday, here's a look at watch. subfreezing temperatures, anywhere from 32 degrees to the upper 20's so definitely protect those pipes, plants and pets, as you want to bring those inside. there is a look at wind advisory 1:00 tomorrow through 1:00 on monday. could see mount st. helena gusting over 70 miles an hour. as for high temperatures today, 56 in richmond, 58 in fremont, milder in san jose at about 60 and there is a look at monday morning, where we will see not only widespread 30's, but even colder than that getting into tuesday. it's going to be chilly. by wednesday, temperatures not modifying too much. the accuweather 7-day forecast event, upper 50's today, one of

the milder days before we get set for that week. by the end of the week, hopefully bringing in a little bit more rain. now we are ready. i think we have had an extended dry spell and we could have some more rain. liz: we could but it's nice to have that break. thanks. going on vacation freight pet owners could sometimes be bittersweet if they have to leave their beloved pets behind. the good news is more hotels are opening their doors now two-putts. faith abubey has the details and what you should look for when booking a pet friendly hotel. >> love to travel, crazy animal lover. >> kim salerno is a ceo and founder of trips with pets, a website where you can book your hotel directly, choosing from more than 50,000 pet friendly accommodations across the u.s. and canada. she has noticed an uptick in americans traveling with pets on vacations and business trips. >> people think of their pets differently than they did years before. they don't call themselves pet owners anymore.

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