news now at 6:00, calls for a cease fire ignored the overnight developments on the israel-hamas war. as the us deploys more more missiles to the middle east. good morning. it's sunday, october 22nd. i'm stephanie sierra. we have a lot to get to this morning. but first, we begin with the weather and a

level one storm. drew is tracking the latest. good morning. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. showers have returned to the region. we're watching a cold front approach us and that has brought back the rain. here's a live look from the exploratorium camera showing you the raindrops on our camera this morning. live doppler seven over the past couple of hours showing you that it's really a smattering of light, scattered showers out there to begin our sunday. much of the wet weather focused in the east bay the north bay right now. and this is where we will find more showers moving through later on this morning and into the afternoon. on the storm impact scale, it's a level one for those scattered showers bringing about slick roadways and a slight chance of thunder later on this afternoon. here's how the day plays out. scattered showers for most of us, the best chance between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. so lunchtime you'll take the rain gear with you if you have errands to run. this morning as we head into the afternoon, the showers will diminish. and by sunset it this wet weather will be out of here. but we'll go hour by hour on future weather.

time out. this cold front show you when you have the best chance of that rain where you live. coming up in just a few minutes, stephanie. >> drew, thank you. developing news now, the war between israel and hamas is escalating as a ground attack appears to be imminent. the israel defense forces said it will enter the gaza strip and initiate an operation to take out hamas. but did not give a specific timeframe. the us military is placing additional us troops on prepare to deploy orders and deploying additional missile defense systems in the middle east. the death toll has risen to nearly 4600 people. this morning, we're also learning an israeli american dual citizen who was serving as a reservist was killed in action on friday. abc news reporter liz landers tells us more about the developments in just the last 24 hours. >> good morning. despite calls for a cease fire between israel and hamas, both sides ignoring those demands as israel prepares for what they are calling the next stage of this war against hamas. the world watching

border of israel and gaza. this morning as a ground invasion is expected soon. and airstrikes in gaza have ramped back up and for the first time, the state department has confirmed that an american was killed in action fighting for israeli defense forces. israeli defense forces have told their soldiers that they will enter gaza to, quote, destroy the hamas fighters and their infrastructure. archer, as he left church on saturday, president joe biden not directly answering reporters when asked about the potential for israeli invasion in two americans kidnaped by hamas have been released. but at least ten more americans and hundreds of other people remain as hostages in gaza territory, though the president insists us boots will not fight on the ground in the middle east, the secretary of defense announced late saturday that another navy carrier, the uss eisenhower, has been redirected to the middle east to, quote, bolster regional defense efforts against iran and help the israelis as the war

reaches into week two, more than 1400 have been killed in israel and thousands more in gaza. and the humanitarian crisis in that small area deteriorates. but at a glimmer of hope for civilians in the area came yesterday as 20 trucks from the world food program finally moved through the rafah crossing from egypt into gaza. the united nations estimates that a half a million people have evacuated into emergency shelters in gaza. the world food program and usaid continue to call for humanitarian aid to that area in the coming days. in washington, liz landers, abc news in the bay area, people are feeling the weight of this war. >> in palo alto, an interfaith vigil was held to show solidarity for israel. it's one of many vigils and rallies we've seen here locally as abc seven news reporter anser hassan reports, the focus is all on peace. >> slosser shalom. yeah, it was a small group that gathered for a big message light of flame and

together we can all try to banish the darkness. >> it was an interfaith vigil in palo alto to condemn the october seventh hamas attacks in israel standing for justice, praying for peace, says pastor jack cabanas. >> whether their neighbors are israeli have connections with israel, you know, are with palestine on the most important thing is to recognize that human grief that need and just the deep hope for justice and for eventual peace. >> sukhi chahal is a leader in the sikh community. >> terrorism of any form of any form. anybody is bad. it needs to be condemned. and this is the time least. so we have to stand together. >> rabbi david booth says unity is important at a time like this , especially with some recent attacks on muslims and jews. >> it's very frightening. i mean, haters and anti-semites, people who hate muslims, are using this as an excuse to do terrible things. we've been filling in the jewish community very insecure since this happened. people have been using this as an excuse to spew anti-semitic hate. and it's very, very frightening for our

community. >> and gaza is effectively, earlier in the day was standing room only in berkeley. >> the group speak out now hosted a conversation with stanford middle east professor emeritus joe beynon. he spoke via zoom. the discussion focused on the unfolding humanitarian crisis in gaza. >> how can we be standing here? and there are over a million people ordered to march because there are no roads that go to the south into an area where there are there's no fuel, no food, no water. and we're supposed to think that this is tolerable. it's not more bay area events are planned for next week. >> anser hassan abc abc7 news. >> we will of course continue to keep you updated on what's happening in israel, gaza and here at home. you can find the latest updates anytime at abc7 news.com just download the abc7 bay area app to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates in detroit. a synagogue president is dead after she was stabbed in front of her own home

saturday morning. officers say when they found the 40 year old woman, she was unresponsive with multiple stab wounds. they also found a trail of blood and believed she was attacked inside of her home. the death is sparking concern, especially within the jewish community, with many demanding answers. police have not identified a suspect or a motive in this killing. in contra costa county, a large fire sent plumes of smoke into the air yesterday afternoon. it all started when an agricultural burn near discovery bay got out of control. according to contra costa, fire, crews formed a perimeter line around the flames and allowed the fire to burn itself out in the south bay. san jose mayor matt mehan delivered his first state of the city address as abc7 news reporter tara campbell tells us he applauded the city's progress, but also says there's a lot more work to do. >> san jose mayor matt mehan delivering his first state of the city address saturday day, taking direct aim at one of its most pressing issues homelessness.

>> this problem, like many, we face, can be solved if we muster the political will to solve it together. >> calling on the state to invest in more beds. >> it's time california creates safe, safe, decent and affordable constructed shelter for everyone in and then require those sleeping outdoors to use it. mayhem pointing to the city's efforts to shelter its more than 4000 people experiencing homelessness. just this year between tiny homes, motel conversions and safe parking sites. we've already added 269 safe, dignified interim placements for individuals formerly living in an encampment. >> the mayor keeping the focus on cleaning up the streets. >> we have unequivocally declared a zero tolerance policy for drug dealing, drug buying and drug use on our city streets, highlighting the city's work to confront pedestrian deaths. >> retail theft and other crimes . >> we have taken a stand against sideshows by enlisting the help of social media companies. we've

embraced new tools like license plate readers and speed safety cameras and a safer city, he says, with more investment opportunities. city hall must streamline our permitting processes and ensure our planning department is fully staffed. >> mayhem pointing to the moves the city has already made. >> we've brought 75% of permit application types online recently launched a program that allows licensed design professionals to self certify more of their plans. the mayor taking his final moments to call on the people of san jose to stand up and take collective action that will make our city cleaner, safer and a more compassionate place. and when we have done that together, there is no stopping what san jose can become. >> tara campbell, abc7. news three bay area target stores are no longer open because of retail theft and employee safety. >> san francisco's folsom street target closed its doors on

friday. so did the target in uptown oakland on 27th street along with a store in the century plaza shopping center in pittsburgh. expect a wet drive this morning. let's check in with drew outside. >> hey, stephanie. we'll take a live look this is our rooftop camera here at along the embarcadero. we are starting out with showers this morning in spots more widespread wet weather is on the way throughout the day as a cold front is set to cross. the region with a level one light storm. we'll time it all out in the actor with the forecast ahead. >> thank you, drew. also next, the strengths of san francisco. that's what a new campaign is trying to showcase. the message from locals and leaders trying to focus on the pros, not the cons. plus, how an exhibit in uptown oakland is embracing the community with 100 portraits. we'll explain. coming up

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out in the bay area. the california association of realtors says the median sales price for bay area homes rose 6.6% in september. home sales declined nearly 24% over last year. high interest rates have more homeowners staying put, reducing supply and increasing prices. the median price is $1.3 million. so bottom line, some home buyers say they are paying more and getting less footage than they might have just a year ago. we all know san francisco gets a lot of criticism, but a new effort is underway to paint a different picture. abc7 news reporter suzanne phan talks to hopeful residents and tells us how this campaign is helping build a better bay area. make

some noise. >> it all starts here. >> it all starts here. san francisco is the new civic pride campaign aimed at bringing everyone together at saturday's kickoff event. families, artists and community members celebrated san francisco's strengths. what do you love about san francisco? >> oh, it's the diversity. for me, it's the community. and how engaged we are down. you'll see him outside the $4 million multi year civic pride campaign comes at a crucial time, according to campaign organizers. >> headlines about san francisco often highlight homelessness, drugs and crime. >> this is the beginning of a civic pride campaign to essentially rally san franciscans to share their love, share their unique stories about san francisco. >> this is to instill hope and to get people excited about san francisco. and part of it is you have to counter some of the

negativity with some of the positivity and what's going on. >> on this saturday, families gathered for music, free food and a chance to engage with their community through painting murals. >> we're painting the community mural. you look around all these people painting, it shows that people still care and we're still working towards a better san francisco. >> here's what organizers hope will happen next with the civic pride campaign, several major media efforts are underway, including this tv ad, but the city by the bay always perseveres beyond that, organizers hope the community will get involved in several ways. >> share on social media. your unique love of the city at hashtag. it all starts here. sf show your support with a campaign sign in your residence or your small business and then donate to avenue greenlight, which is an incredible nonprofit where every dollar goes to support our local small businesses. in san francisco who are the economic lifeblood of our economy. >> many people say san francisco has a lot of work to do. >> it starts with all of us.

we've got all do our part. you know, it can't all be just the government or you know, the donors from the tech companies and so on. we've got to all pitch in in san francisco, suzanne phan abc7 news. >> if you take the main streets, alameda ferry, keep in mind tomorrow the terminal in the east bay will temporarily close. the closure will allow crews to begin a 10 million refurbishing project. the water emergency transportation authority says san francisco bay ferry service through that main street terminal will be rerouted. crews are said to begin construction later this month. the terminal will be closed for the duration of the project service is expected to resume in january in the east bay. now the people of oakland are being featured in a new exhibit at uptown station. take a look at this painting with pride. the transportation hub and shopping mall debuted 100 portraits by two local street photographer offers somebody who is. physically and emotionally invested in the city

and the progress of the city. >> i feel happy to be a part of something that shows and drives a positive narrative of what the city is and what it can be. >> the project was commissioned by visit oakland to capture the heart and soul of the town across its 19 neighborhoods. 100 faces of oakland was opened to the public as a chance for people to connect with their community. everyone photographed was also invited to the event. pretty neat. well, halloween is right around the corner and three dogs from humboldt county are already getting into the spooky season. check this out. these rescued shelter pups are blowing up social media with their array of cute costumes. and i got to say, if i opened the door and saw these cuties, i'd give them all the treats you can recognize some characters from movies like toy story, shrek and monsters inc, their owner says dale franklin. and joey, who you see here, are all called the rescue boys. i got to wonder, though, if the owner is

dressing up with them, what do you think? >> right. do they have like a costume theme going on? exactly i mean, it's like it's dapper going to expect to be paired up with you. i think i think of my costume. i have no idea what i'm going to wear. and it's only just a week out of here for halloween. it's certainly feeling a lot like fall today. we have showers out there this morning. temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s and we have more wet weather on the way as our sunday progresses. let's go to our network of cameras outside. you can see some of them have drops on them. san jose right now, you're dealing with partly cloudy skies, but the south bay will get a little light rain as the day rolls on. here's live. doppler seven, you can see it's just a peppering of light showers out there. we had one shower move through the east bay. it's now into solano county, approaching rio vista this morning. we have a light shower that just moved through santa rosa. it's pushing off to the east and we have some more light showers in parts of the south bay working through mount hamilton in this morning. the biggest impact with this system will be slick roadways

throughout the morning and early afternoon. 62. good morning, oakland. it's mild out there. it's also humid, 58 in the city. we're at 58 in santa rosa, 62. in san jose, we're at 59 in san ramon. here's live. doppler seven along with satellite. the story we are tracking. you can clearly see the area of low pressure. it's spin pushing a cold front into northern california this morning. supplies us with the showers today on the exclusive abc seven storm impacts. gale it is a level one light storm. we are tracking on your sunday scattered showers with slick roadways. the biggest impact as this front moves through later on today in the early afternoon, there is a slight chance for a thunder shower popping up. we could hear a clap of thunder. let's go hour by hour on future weather. time out your sunday. we have scattered showers, light in nature out there right now. by 10 a.m, though, we're starting to see some scattered downpours move through parts of the north bay. this is when the front is moving onshore right around lunchtime. that is when we have the best chance of hearing a clap of thunder. and that's when a lot of us have our best chance of seeing showers in

our neighborhoods. by about 2 p.m, we're expecting the wet weather to be in the inland east bay, parts of the south bay, and then it's pushing out of here. by the time the sun goes down later on this evening after 6 p.m, that front has crossed us and the showers are diminishing. the rainfall totals where we see those downpours linger a little bit longer, picking up about a quarter of an inch, if not a little bit more than that when it comes to rainfall for a lot of us, we are expecting less than a quarter of an inch of rain out of this fast moving front. a level one today, a lot of cloud cover. take the rain gear with you. it's not raining the entire day, but between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m, that's when you'll likely need the umbrella as that front moves through overnight tonight, the cloud cover begins to move out. the showers are done, but we'll likely see some dense areas of fog developing in the north bay valleys. that's something we'll track very closely. first thing on your monday. here's the accuweather 70 forecast next seven days for you scattered showers today with the best chance between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. later on today after this front moves through. it is sunny. it is warmer with morning fog to

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in the israel-hamas war overnight. israel striking gaza as a ground invasion looms as the ongoing race to get civilians to safety. as questions remain about when the border crossing to egypt will reopen. plus, more on the long road home for those two americans released by hamas and the toll of the war on both sides. we, of course, have team coverage. also coming up, weather watch. two hurricanes making landfall saturday in mexico. you see here, hurricane norma making landfall near los cabos resorts, followed by

hurricane tammy on the caribbean island of barbuda. the effects and what to expect for the rest of the weekend at home here in the states. and finally, sports fans gearing up for monday night football and that showdown between the 49 ers and the vikings. ooh, lots to look forward to. and formula one, we are live in texas for today's us grand prix. that's all ahead here on gma. we will see you then. >> building a better bay area is about looking at possible solutions to issues in our communities and following up on those ideas to see if they're working. this morning we're looking at bike lanes in san francisco's mission district. they were installed to make it safer for cyclists, but we're learning they're actually hurting some local businesses. abc seven news reporter luis pena has a closer look at the problem. >> three months ago, we tested and reported on the controversial valencia street bike lane. cars can easily drive through these rubber dividers. back then, it was still under

construction and there was already a mix of opinions. >> i don't love it. >> actually, i like it a lot. >> this week we went back and heard from multiple business owners who say the bike lane is making it hard to survive on valencia street. >> not everybody, you know, take bicycles or walk. people drive to the city in the weekend. our businesses have went down dramatically when the valencia street bike lane was installed, about 70 parking spots were removed from the area. >> i get a lot of calls every day right before the shift starts. sorry, we cannot make it . we've been looking for parking for half an hour for 45 minutes. we have to cancel. >> gola restaurant opened five months ago. rafiq said it was a dream to open his business on this street. but lately it's been a nightmare. >> this is was the last disaster. we were okay with it the first month because. okay, it's a pilot program. what's the worst could happen? and we've seen the worst. >> supervisor hillary ronen represents the mission district.

she said her office has been swamped with hundreds of messages from cyclists complaining about the safety aspect of the bike lane. she's proposing a solution if they made it a one way street, maybe we could have a place for people to double park. >> we could have bike lanes that are, you know, on the on the sides of the streets. and we could engineer things so that both sides would be happier than they are now. >> during an sfmta board of directors meeting, sustainable transportation advocate luke bornheimer called for change. >> either pedestrianized the street or install curbside protected bike lanes immediately. not wait any longer. >> at that same meeting, the citizens advisory committee made strong recommendations to end the pilot program. the sfmta cac recommends abandoning the current unintuitive and dangerous center running bicycle lane pilot on valencia and refocusing the street toward its core needs. in a statement, sfmta acknowledged the impacts of the bike lane and said in part, we are committed to continued changes throughout the

pilot period to optimize the available space to the extent possible. all as it stands now, business owners like rafiq don't think they can wait for the pilot program to run its course within a year, this street will die completely. luz pena, abc seven news. >> the sfmta board of directors did not make a decision at that meeting, but the agency did say it's actively monitoring use of loading zones and commercial loading. coming up on abc seven mornings, how bay area and southern california leaders are coming together to find solutions to the drug overdose crisis. then as the war continues in israel, the impact is felt. we hear from locals who say their family in gaza is, quote,rying their best to live

at this level.

>> one storm. yeah we need that rain gear later on today. some scattered showers out there right now. stephanie live doppler seven along with satellite low pressure is spinning into northern california, pushing a cold front through and the loca view on live doppler seven showing you we'll call it a peppering of light showers out there. best chance of finding steadier rain between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. later on today on the exclusive abc seven storm impacts scale is a level one for light scattered showers, slick roads. that's your biggest impact with this system. and even into the early afternoon, we have a slight chance for a thunder shower. it's a bit damp on the exploratorium lens. here's how your day shapes up between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. that is your best chance of finding showers where you live. take the umbrella with you. you won't need it the entire day, but we'll be dodging some drops throughout the late morning and early afternoon. and by the time the sun goes down, this system is out of here. but we will go hour by hour on future weather. stephanie, we'll time out this front a little bit closer in detail in a few minutes.

>> i'm looking forward to that, drew. thank you. it's all hands on deck as california grapples with an increasingly complex drug overdose crisis. now san francisco and los angeles are coming together to find some solutions. la city councilwoman tracy park took to the streets of san francisco this week. fentanyl is fueling record deaths in both cities. san francisco is on pace for its deadliest year yet. >> i represent the west side of los angeles, including venice beach, which has been ground zero of the homelessness, mental health and addiction crisis in los angeles. outside of skid row. and so i'm here to learn what has worked, what hasn't worked. >> the councilwoman was joined by ellen grants, one of the founders of mothers against drug addiction and deaths. she also met with supervisor matt dorsey park plans to present her findings to the la city council next week as the war rages on, people in the bay area are trying to keep up with family members in both israel and in gaza for palestinian americans,

it's becoming increasingly harder because power is cut off on the gaza strip. abc seven news reporter anser hassan spoke to some locals who hope their family members will survive into rami sultan recorded the last phone call he had with his cousin, who lives in gaza right now. >> the people of gaza have no spokespeople. they have no witnesses. it's a situation where you have to choose between what way you're going to die. rami who works in high tech in silicon valley, says 500 of his family members had to walk almost 20 miles, fleeing israeli airstrikes in northern gaza, take refuge in unrun schools who , rami's cousin tells him they don't have food, they don't have water, they don't have money. my cousin explained to me that it's not safe. it's just somewhat less dangerous. they're trying their best to live. they're trying their best to live. >> rami recorded the conversation to have an

eyewitness account of what's happening on the ground and to serve as a family archive if they don't survive. >> my cousin conveyed that they had given up on human rights and the concept of human rights with respect to them being applied to their situation and i want the world to know is that we're human. our lives, my family's lives are just as valuable as israeli lives. >> it is very important for us to remember our humanity that this is not a political issue and that this is a humanitarian issue. >> to colette ghonim is a filmmaker who lives in san francisco. her first feature length film traces of home, traces her palestinian father's journey back to his childhood home in what is now israel, which he was forced to flee. >> my father is definitely a refugee. he was removed in 1948 with the catastro of the nakba. >> her family is safe, but her concerns remain around the deteriorating conditions on the ground in gaza. as a filmmaker,

she is encouraged by the role of social media. >> having people that are not palestinian gets to create their own opinions and be informed of what is happening. um, really feels like it is. it is shifting the narrative to understand what is actually transpire airing because israel cut power to the gaza strip. >> cell phones don't work. so rami doesn't know if his family is still alive, but he remains faithful in our small strip of land that we live in. >> we won't give up. we show that we will continue to resist just by living anser hassan. >> abc7 news. >> coming up on this week, abc news anchor john karl speaks with secretary of defense lloyd austin about what's at stake as the us supports both ukraine and israel and their respective wars against russia and hamas. you can watch the full interview on this week at eight this morning right here on abc seven. tomorrow, house republicans will

hold a forum with the new contenders in the running for the speakership. it's been over two weeks since kevin mccarthy was ousted from the seat. legislation cannot be brought to the floor until the conference makes a choice on his replacement. but the list of potential candidates is crowded with representatives kevin hern and tom emmer leading the pack. a secret ballot vote will be held on tuesday morning with hopes of bringing a candidate to the floor. a colorado judge has rejected former president donald trump's move to dismiss a lawsuit that could keep him off the state's ballot. trump's attorneys argue that exercising his free speech protects him from this lawsuit. a judge ruled that this law did not apply in this case. the nonprofit suing claims that putting trump on the ballot in colorado violates the 14th amendment. it blocks anyone from holding office who has engaged in insurrection against the us constitution. nearly 100 days after hollywood's tv and film actors walked off the job, there's now finally a date for when negotiations will resume.

the actors union and studios announced they'll meet again on tuesday with several studio executives expected to join those talks. both sides last met on october 11th. that's when talks broke off, saying the gap between managed and the unions was too great to continue negotiations. one of the major sticking points is the union is asking for 2% of revenue generated by particular titles to the cast. in oakland, a safe place to support fathers. the alameda county fatherhood summit gave more than 1000 dads a chance to network and swap resources. these are father figures. it's meant to uplift them as leaders in their homes and communities. speakers at the event were therapists, authors, educators and activists. they say it can be difficult for men to seek help or share their feelings, which makes this event all the more important. >> we have seen in doing this work is if you provide the space where fathers won't be judged, they are eager to talk hungry

for information and hungry for support that they in some cases don't even realize that they need or wanted or could benefit from. >> we had an incredible turnout, two workshops on men's mental health were a part of that, as well as structural racism. and on early childhood development and entrepreneur ownership and finances. vallejo native and bay area rap legend e-40 is being honored in a special way by his hometown, the city of vallejo unveiled a sign on the street where e-40 or earl stevens lived as a kid. a one mile stretch of the neighborhood was renamed to e-40 way as a nod to the song magazine street on his 2015 album. he also received a proclamation and a key to the city. >> and we have one here today for mr. e-40 and he'll be able to put this on as i love my wall somewhere at home, if there's any room left. yay. what an

honor. so thank you so very much for being here. >> what an honor is, right? yeah. so beloved in the community after several multiple platinum and gold studio albums, e-40 is now an entrepreneur with a wine spirits and food empire. still ahead on abc7 mornings, more than just a halloween display. take a look at this. why this spooky house has special meaning for one south bay family. and we're going to take you outside for a live look atop our roof camera. it is a wet sunday morning for you. drew juma will have your forecast in just a few minutes hi, i'm todd. i'm a veteran of 23 years.

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have a tesla, listen up. nearly 55,000 teslas are being recalled due to a potential brake safety issue. the issue affects model x cars from 2021 through 2023, according to the national highway traffic safety administration. affected vehicles can fail to detect low brake fluid. this decreases its braking capacity and increases the risk of a crash. tesla has released a free software update to correct the issue and will be notifying affected owners starting in december. well, dozens of motor officers are showing off their driving skills in sfpd's motorcycle skills competition and it's not easy. the event was set up near pier 30 on the embarcadero. the competition invites motorbike officers to move through a series of obstacle courses. i just won the last man standing motorcycle competition by sfpd. >> you're up against all these good riders and you just try to

outride each other. and whoever remains standing wherever, it doesn't put their foot down, who doesn't drop their bike, wins outright each other. >> wow. as pd calls the event, the most challenging law enforcement motorcycle skill competition competing in that is across the state. in the south bay, one of the most beloved haunted halloween displays is back. it was created by a local mom to delight her terminally ill son. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has a look at the display and its impact. >> danger haunted forest turn back but neighbors have ignored that sign year after year. and the creator of the san jose haunted forest on vernon avenue is thrilled that they do. >> the outpouring of love and support that we receive every year, it really means so much to us from the creepy rat man to the startling witch named lily. >> each spooky detail of the display was created for shelley jimenez's son, christopher. he

and his twin sister were born prematurely. christopher has terminal lung disease and other complications in the last several months. >> has been really difficult. he no longer leaves the house. he no longer comes outside. he is in a pretty much like a state of dementia becoming homebound several years ago kept christopher from going out and seeing holiday lights. >> something he always loved. so in 2018, his mom brought the lights to him. >> the next year, 2019, i went a little bit bigger and that that's how it snowballed. >> fillled neighbors can't go past the house without stopping. many touched by the significance of the display part of our community to do it. >> so i'm so glad that she's doing this. this is amazing. >> the display, though, isn't just attracting people from around the block. >> people come from fresno, san diego, way, way up north, jimenez says. >> it's that community support that inspires her to continue the display, even as things have become more challenging for her family. >> i was not going to do it this

year because, like i said, he he's not doing well. but i. i could not let the community down because they they enjoy it so much. and it's actually a gift to me and my family. >> jimenez says she can't be sure that her son knows the display is back this year, but does her best to tell him about it. >> he has a blank stare on his face, but i. i hope that he really knows that i have kept this tradition up for him. >> i'm in san jose. zach fuentes , abc seven news. >> yeah. such a heartwarming tradition. well to weather now. how's it looking drew? >> hey, steph take the umbrella with you today. you won't need it the entire day, but we have showers out there with the best chance later on this morning. here's a live look from our sutro tower showing you low cloud cover. it is wet in spots this morning. andreg a cold front, bringing more showers as the day rolls on. we'll have your timeline hour by hour coming up right after the break. >> halloween season is here and

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for monday night football when the 49 ers take on the minnesota vikings on the road in minneapolis. abc7 sports anchor chris alvarez has a preview of the matchup and your morning sports. >> good morning. christian mccaffrey practice on saturday for the first time this week ahead of the niners flight to minnesota for monday night's game. you'll see it right here on abc seven officially listed as questionable for the game because of an oblique injury. but the bad news deebo samuel out at least two games. deebo was injured in sunday's game against the browns did not practice all week. head coach kyle shanahan said that deebo has a hairline fracture and is going to miss at least the next two games, including monday night in minnesota and next week's home game against the bengals. now, with deebo out for at least two weeks, it's a chance for others to step up. >> yeah, it's always different. but you know, that's what we did last week. you know, he's

weren't sure of him throughout the week. so we've had contingency plans as it goes and he's been banged up for a few weeks before that too. so we'll give him a chance to hopefully settle down and come back 100. deebo is a pretty unique player. not many people are like him in the league, so it does change things up. but we've got a bunch of good receivers and a bunch of good running backs. >> i feel great for my own standard. i don't know how everyone else feels, but i feel great. each week is the same, you know, and it's always going to come down to execution on on sunday. you know, there's a lot of time between now and the game about getting in the book, understanding exactly what the game plan calls for and going out there and just executing and playing really good football and another friendly reminder monday night football 40 niners and vikings right here on abc seven coverage begins at five followed by after the game. >> i'll be in minnesota homecoming on the farm all the alumni trees are back following a historic comeback over colorado last week troy taylor and stanford hoping for a better start against ucla. ethan garbers, brother of former cal quarterback chase, got the start for ucla and looking like his

brother on this 18 yard run. carson steel capped that drive and later on the second drive he's in again in touchdown he's a touchdown machine that made it 14 nothing steel had three touchdown is on ucla's first four drives and they led 21 nothing at the break stanford looking for a spark they went for it on their first drives of the second half, stopped twice. so turnover on downs there and later in the third garbers well he finds a former cal product. it's michael sturdivant and he's into the end zone as ucla wins a great sunset. san jose state hosting utah state down in the south bay spartans trying to snap a ten game losing streak. the aggies, they haven't won since 2008. opening possession. charlie conley up the gut first of his two touchdowns seven nothing. san jose state the two teams combined for four turnovers in the first quarter. spartans still took a 14 point lead when kevin cordero finds antioch's own kyree robinson tumbles in it's 14 nothing after one aggies tied it up with the

spartans. respond cordero to converted linebacker charles rodgers first career catch powers in to make it 2814 spartans win 4221. they're three and five overall and two and two in conference play. that is your look at sports. have a great rest of your day. let's send it back to you. >> thank you, chris. as you're heading out this morning, a level one storm. andrew is tracking the latest. yeah. >> hey, stephanie, we'll take you to sutro tower this morning looking at the golden gate bridge. >> we do have wet roads out there this morning. some low cloud cover as well. we'll show you live doppler seven this morning. and we are tracking some downpours moving into parts of marin and sonoma county this morning. i want to track this downpour that slowly pushing off to the north and east at about 15mph, approaching bodega bay at 647 this morning, basically right now, 727 around rohnert park, holding together by about 740 in santa rosa and approaching healdsburg shortly after 8 a.m. this morning, we'll likely see a downpour here working through your neighborhood. temperatures right now, we are on the mild side,

basically either side of about 60 degrees, 62 in oakland right now, 59in the city, 59 in palo alto. we're at 57in napa. it's also humid out there with this moisture moving through. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. the story we are tracking. here's our area of low pressure about to spin onshore. it's pushing a cold front through this morning and that's ushering in those showers on our sunday look at rainfall totals across northern california. coastal communities will pick up a decent amount of rain where eureka is closing in on three quarters of an inch of rain. parts of the north bay will see some heavier showers later on this morning as that front pushes through on the exclusive abc7 storm impact scale. it's a level one light storm we have today with scattered showers. biggest impact, slower travel than normal thanks to slick roadways as we head into the early afternoon, we do have the slight chance of a thunder shower moving through. we could hear a clap of thunder say around noon today. here's future weather. let's go hour by hour, 10 a.m. here are some of those heavier downpours. cars working through parts of the north bay,

santa rosa, cloverdale, ukiah getting a bit of heavy rain early on in the afternoon. we'll head into 12 p.m. this is when the front is crossing us. this is when we have a chance of a thunderstorm moving through by about 2 p.m, much of the rain is centered in the inland east bay, the south bay. and then after that, it is pushing out. so as the sun goes down later on today, we do expect the showers to diminish as well. rainfall totals will see some heavier totals in the north bay with that round of some heavier downpours this morning. look at santa rosa. could pick up a half an inch of rain, a little bit more than that in ukiah outside of the north bay. it's a lot less rain. we're anticipating less than a quarter of an inch of rain outside of the north bay. but certainly the window between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. today, that five hour window is when you'll likely need the umbrella as you head out and about today. it's a level one. we have a lot of cloud cover scattered showers. it's cooler than average mid 60s to the low 70 soquel's overnight. tonight we get rid of the showers. we'll likely see some areas of dense fog developing in the valleys of

the north bay. first thing on our monday. here's the accuweather 70 forecast next seven days for you. scattered showers today with our level one storm as that cold front moves through here in the wake of the front tomorrow, it takes the cloud cover in the showers. with it we brighten up. we warm up for monday and tuesday and then for the second half of the work week, it remains quiet, but those temperatures a bit below average for this time of the year. and again, that five hour window, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. today, that's your best chance of finding showers. >> good to know. certainly a fall-like forecast. yeah, it certainly feels and looks like it exactly. thanks. true. reminder, you can watch all our newscast live and on demand through the abc7 bay area connected-tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. you can download the app now and start

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there's a costume parade and a contest at noon. so remember to bring those umbrellas if you're going. the zoo is also setting up a giant hay maze. kids will get candy bags. and if you can't make it today, don't worry, boo. at the san francisco zoo will be back next weekend as well. and i got to say, the forecast is a little spooky outside, huh? it feels spooky. >> it's not raining the entire day, but we do have showers out there on live doppler seven. and we are tracking a cold front that is moving through this morning, bringing those scattered light showers. it is a level one light storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale today. the biggest impact will be slower than normal travel thanks to slick roads out there to the rain. slight chance of thunder into the afternoon. here's a live look from our rooftop camera at kgo. you can see it's mostly cloudy from this vantage point. the best chance of finding showers between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. today. so that's why you see at noon on our planner, it's cloudy with those scattered showers after about 2 p.m. we'll see that chance. really diminish as the front is passing by. and then by sunset,

the showers are out of here. we'll start to dry out that sunset, by the way, coming just shortly after 6 p.m. this evening. okay. >> and the nice sunny skies tomorrow. >> yeah, for the workweek ahead. it's quiet. a lot of sunshine. >> thank you, drew. thank you all for joining us. abc seven news continues at 9 a.m. i'm stephanie sierra along with drew tuma. have a wonderful sunday. >> this is abc 724 san francisco, live in the south bay in san jose in concord. >> live in oakland. yes. you're watching abc seven news live at anytime anywhere. we are. we are. we are. we are. we are. we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you.

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