donald trump follows through with his threats of mass deportation. and an e coli outbreak linked to carrots grown at a california farm. the news starts right now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> now on abc seven. cliffside crisis. the dramatic scene as rescuers are called in to help a man stuck in a precarious position on a cliff above baker beach. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. we'll get to that story in just a moment. but first. more showers fell in parts of the bay area and an atmospheric river may be coming this week. abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian joins us now to explain what we could see and the timing. spencer. >> okay, dion. there's not a lot of wet weather left out of our current storm system. take a look at the satellite radar composite image. you see, it's a light level one storm winding down right now. just producing some scattered and isolated showers. still, though, it is a level one storm for the remainder of

this evening, we can expect breezy conditions and an occasional shower. now let's move along and take a look at the heavier, steadier rain coming our way later in the week. here's the forecast animation starting tomorrow evening monday evening notice by late tuesday night, early wednesday morning, we'll see that next wave of rainfall pushing into the bay area. looks like it's going to produce a significant amount of rain, especially for the north bay on wednesday and again on thursday. then friday and saturday as we see the next wave coming after that, it looks like heavier rain and more widespread rain hitting all parts of the bay area, not just the north bay. and that's going to produce some very soggy conditions by the end of the week. and we estimate that rainfall totals after that four day period, perhaps five days, will range from five to nearly seven inches in parts of the north bay, like from napa over to santa rosa, over 3.25in of rain here in san francisco, on the peninsula, over to the east bay, around the bay shoreline. just under two inches of rain and looks like san jose could pick up over 3.5in of rain. i'll give you a closer look at this storm and the complete

accuweather seven day forecast in a few minutes. dion. all right, sounds good. >> and meantime a coastal flooding advisory is still in effect as king tides caud some minor flooding around the bay area today. check it out. parks and parking lots, even roads and low lying areas were affected. that flooding is expected to continue until about 4 p.m. tomorrow. king tides happened during the new or full moon, when the sun, earth and moon all align. the next one happens in december. a dramatic scene above baker beach today as a helicopter was called in to help a hiker in trouble. that man was stuck on the side of a cliff yelling for help. san francisco fire and chp air operations pulled him to safety using a hoist system on the chp helicopter. according to sf fire, that man was out hiking and ventured off the marked trail. >> this gentleman said that the rock slipped out from under him, so he fell a certain amount. so that was the problem with him. he was not able to get back up.

so we do tell people to stay away from the areas that are not marked for trails. >> the victim was safely airlifted back to the parking lot and examined by paramedics. they determined he did not need any medical assistance. to the north bay now, where there's fear and concern in the immigrant community over promises made by president elect donald trump. he's vowing to conduct mass deportations of undocumented people after taking office this weekend. a local nonprofit is launching a new program to help families prepare with advice and information. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has more now from sonoma county. >> noon mass at saint vincent de paul church in petaluma. for some families, the first stop after sunday services was this free presentation about knowing your rights aun cuando las personas. catholic charities of santa rosa, holding a series of presentations in spanish and english to educe the immigrant community about

what the next donald trump presidency could mean. trump has made this promise. >> on day one, i will launch the largest deportation program in american history. did you get the criminals out? >> advocates say many people are confused and stressed. >> the first thing that we tell them is to be calm. >> teresa marcelino says catholic charities immigration services has been overwhelmed with calls and questions about possible deportations. >> we are preparing them and telling them the likelihood of them having an encounter with isis is pretty low, but we do want to empower them h their rights. so that they are prepared in case of an encounter with ice. >> those attending are offered these cards about what to do and say if detained by federal agents. this woman says she's got concerns about her parents immigration status and is thankful for the advice. >> i think it's something very helpful for us hispanics because it really gives us like a safe spot to come and talk and see

what the possibilities are to going into our their hometown with legal status. >> we have also seen an increase in legal permanent residents applying for citizenship, so we do help with that process. >> it's a nervous time for many families. they say the future is unclear. >> i feel like that scares a lot of children because they think they're gonna lose their parents. >> catholic charities is planning seven more presentations across sonoma county between now and the end of the year to provide the immigrant community with as much information as possible. going forward in petaluma. cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> it was a somber afternoon in downtown san francisco as the city marked world day of remembrance for road traffic victims. 317 pairs of white ghost shoes were on display on the steps of city hall. each pair representing one of the lives lost in a traffic crash in the city over the past decade. organizers of the event are urging city officials to prioritize making streets safer for pedestrians. >> it wasn't just my family that

experienced this kind of traged. in fact, this was happening all the time. every day, people like my mom were collateral damage for systems and streets designed to prioritize cars over our safety. >> today's remembrance included a vigil where the name of each victim was read out loud. this was the first time in five years that the ghost shoes were on display. this afternoon, an outdoor concert brought the transgender community together at the eureka valley harvey milk memorial branch of the public library. >> what the world needs now is joy in resistance. what the world needs now is joy in resistance. >> the new voices bay area tran, intersex and genderqueer chorus hosted this event to remember those in the community who have been lost to violence and oppression. today's event was part of a lead up to transgender

day of remembrance on wednesday, november 20th. moving to a health alert tonight, the cdc warning about a deadly e coli outbreak linked to organic carrots. 39 people in 18 states, including california, have gotten sick and one has died. the carrots are sold by grimmway farms in bakersfield. they are distributed under several brand names. some are listed on your screen right now. the cdc says the carrots are at the store right now are likely not affected, but you should still check your refrigerator. and also an update on the e coli outbreak linked to onions used on mcdonald's quarter pounders. the cdc says the investigation remains open, but the risk to the public s low. more than 100 people got sick from those onions, and one person in colorado died. the onions were linked to salinas based taylor farms, but no cases were reported in california. up next, the latest developments in the war in ukraine. president

biden announces the lifting of restrictions that russia says would cross a red line. it all comes hours after putin launched a major attack. and we'll have the latest. plus, the division rivalry heats up as the niners and seahawks battle for a much needed victory in the tightly bunched nfc west. chris alvarez joins us with highlights and postgame reaction. a little later in sports i'm spencer christian. >> a light level one storm is winding down tonight, but an atmospheric river will be flowing our way later in the week. i'll have the

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allied long range missiles to strike inside russia. that's according to abc news. the biden administration had specifically prohibited that until now, with officials worried about an escalation. as abc news reporter chuck severson tells us, the move comes after russia launched a major drone attack on ukraine overnight. >> russia unleashing one of its largest attacks against ukraine in months. missiles and dronese targeting power plants and energy infrastructure across the country. president volodymyr zelenskyy says more than 200

were fired into the country, with ukrainian air defenses downing more than 140 of them. strikes and explosions reported across kyiv, odesa, zaporizhzhia and western ukraine. people forced to flee into metro stations and shelters the power grid in kyiv and at least one other region shut down. in mykolaiv, near the black sea. homes in the area reduced to rubble. crews working on damaged power lines as freezing temperatures grip the country. the strike signaling russia's threat to leave millions without power. this, as two u.s. officials confirmed to abc news that president biden has authorized ukraine to use u.s. supplied long range missiles inside russia, something the president had specifically prohibited until now. ukrainian president zelenskyy says he believes the end of the war will be closer after president elect trump's inauguration, saying the war will end. but there is no exact date, certainly with the policy of this team that is

about to lead the white house, the war will end faster. but zelenskyy also warns ukraine must be kept in a strong position, adding the u.s. cannot expect them to just sit and listen. chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york. >> well, check it out. it was a beautiful day for a race. thousands of people took part in the berkeley half marathon, ten k and five k runs this morning. it was gorgeous. route down telegraph avenue around the uc berkeley campus, and on to the finish line at civic center park. the winner of the half marathon run was eric noll of berkeley, who finished in one hour and 11 minutes. congratulations to all who participated. well, coming up next, a salute to service the 40 niners honor veterans at this afternoon's game at levi's stadium, and weather anchor spencer christian is up next with your accuweather forecast. >> and live from levi's stadium. the 40 niners and seahawks playoff positioning and a battle on the line. and it went down to the final seconds. it ended with

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here on abc seven at 3 p.m. that's the marine band san diego, performing during today's salute to service day at levi's stadium. every year, the 40 niners host the special game to honor veterans and active duty service men and women. it all kicked off with a massive american flag presentation for the national anthem. the day held special meaning for tight end george kittle, who has been nominated for the nfl's salute to service award. yeah, and from what i hear, he does a lot for veterans, not just during the special day, but all year round. >> kittle is an amazing guy on the field and off the field. >> fun and a nice guy. >> yeah that's true. there aren't many of us left, but here's all that you can get away with this stuff. spencer, here's a look at what's going on with our weather. checking out the satellite radar composite image. you can see this light level one storm that has brought us some some light shower activity is

winding down now. we have a few sprinkles out there, but the rainfall totals won't amount to much. and we're looking at relatively calm wind right now. wind speeds all across the region are generally under ten miles per hour, except way up north at north at ukiah, where we have some gusts to 17mph. and notice how much warmer it is right now than 24 hours ago. 14 degrees warmer in novato and in fairfield at 5 to 7 degrees warmer in just about all other locations. here's a view from the exploratorium camera looking across the bay toward the bay bridge. 54 degrees right now in san francisco. we have upper 50s at oakland, hayward and redwood city 61, san jose at 52 at half moon bay. nice view from emeryville. you will see a few clouds off in the distance there, but skies are beginning to clear a little bit. we have mid 50s right now in santa rosa, petaluma, napa, upper 50s at fairfield, concord and livermore, and these are our forecast headlines tonight. just a few isolated showers. rainfall totals. additional totals will be maybe 1 or 2 hundredths of an inch. tomorrow and tuesday bright and breezy conditions. but wednesday through saturday,

that atmospheric river we've been talking about will start flowing and we expect rain for several consecutive days with the heaviest rain initially being in the north bay. what's left of our current storm, though, will just be a few scattered or isolated showers tonight. and again, rainfall totals. additional totals will be maybe one two hundredths of an inch. it'll all be out of here by about 11:00 tonight, except for a few trailing showers that will move down along the coastline, but are not likely to move onshore and produce any significant wet weather. so again, just a few hundredths of an inch of additional rainfall totals expected. overnight lows will be pretty chilly up in the north bay, where they'll drop down to 34 at santa rosa, 38 at napa. many of our inland areas, especially up north, will be quite chilly, while the remainder of the bay area will see low temperatures, mainly in the low to mid 40s and highs tomorrow under sunny skies right around or just below 60 degrees. now, looking ahead at the long term forecast animation starting tomorrow night. by wednesday night. wednesday morning rather. we'll see

this next wave of rainfall coming in late tuesday night early wednesday morning. and that will produce very wet weather, mainly for the north bay for wednesday and thursday, although some of that rain will reach other parts of the bay area. but then on friday, more widespread rain develops, possibly even heavier rain friday into saturday with a little bit of a break followed by yet more rain coming in on sunday. so we've got some wet weather ahead and the rainfall estimates for that 4 or 5 day period show that up in the north bay especially, we may see anywhere from 5 to 7in of rainfall. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so dry conditions tomorrow. increasing clouds tuesday and wednesday through saturday and into sunday. we expect level one storms at least, possibly a little stronger towards the end of the week. but right now we'll be conservative and just say level ones. >> welcome to sports for me right now. dry. levi's stadium with a 40 niners and seahawks battling in a game, fighting for. playoff position. the niners had no george kittle today.

remember he scored two touchdowns in. their week six victory up in seattle. niners beat seattle six straight times. so looking for. a seventh straight win. and here we go george kittle still doing the pregame routine saying hi to. his family and his wife claire seattle kicked an early field goal to take the lead but the niners respond. brock purdy going to tuck it and run. and he's going to dive for the end zone. hits the pylon. it's a. touchdown ten yards. niners up seven three. he was pretty excited about it. so was kittle and kyle shanahan. on the sideline. but that's all they get in the first half. purdy's pass is low here. and then. it's tipped and picked off by the seahawks. niners just 152 yards in the first half. and the seahawks are in business right away. the defense stands up yetur gross-matos just back from injury sacks geno smith. they hold. seattle to a field goal. so a76 game. and it's not a niners seahawks game without some. extracurricular activities a lot on the line today. penalty flags fly. no one was kicked out seven six. niners lead at the break. and then bad news in the third quarter. nick bosa aggravates an oblique. and

goes out of the game. and the seahawks take the lead. the niners offense needs to respond. and jauan jennings on third and 11 fighting off like 3 or 4 seahawks. he gets the first down. so nice. we show it twice. get in the weight room, he says. and then later on the drive get it to. third and one for a second goal. touchdown. little play action. wide open 1713 niners, ten catches. 91 yards and the touchdown. bosa ruled out of the game. so how would the defense respond without him. he can only watch from the sidelines as seattle drives down the field late and as time is expiring geno smith wide lane to the corner of e end zone. that's a game winning touchdown with 12 seconds to go fred warner can't believe it. and then add insult to injury geno goes all night. night on the levi's stadium crowd. niners lose 20 to 17. they leapfrog them for second place in the nfc west five and five in last place. and a lot more questions than answers at the moment. >> yes. no it's not like us and uh, but that's just what we've

shown this year. so i guess until we until we stop doing that, then that's who we that's who we are. our mindset for sure is to win every single game. and you know, you got to do it one at a time. you can't look too far ahead. up next is green bay, and we have to be all in on that and not look, look up. we just have to look down and do our jobs get better as a unit. and we just got to find a way to win. it's the nfl. it's not easy. and nothing's ever given to you, is it? >> to be standing on the sideline when you're seeing this game get decided? >> brutal. >> brutal. the most important time in the game for me to be out there, i wasn't able to be so i hate missing time. that's why i pushed through last week and hopefully it's not too long. >> have a two score out in orchard park, new york. the bills hosting an undefeated chiefs in an afc battle there in buffalo bills up two in the fourth quarter when fireball's josh allen finds curtis samuel, who scores and then does a dance and give me a somersault to

whoa. bills up nine. i wish i could do that. chiefs don't go away, though. patrick mahomes he's a champ for a reason. finds noah gray second touchdown of the game. it's back to a two point deficit for kc. but mahomes can only watch as allen chews up the clock and drives the bills down fourth and two half with two and a half to go. allen takes off. and that would be your clincher man. he is tough. kind of like jauan jennings. he's in the end zone. bills hand the chiefs their first loss of the season 30 to 21. the 72 dolphins will remain the only undefeated team in nfl history. and so the niners have a couple of tough road games coming up deion at green bay next week. and then those bills who you just saw. they'll have them in two weeks on a sunday night game. always cold. now you got to bundle up and get ready for big games on the line coming up. >> yeah it's about that time of the season. all right. looking forward to those chris. thanks. up next honoring good morning america's robin roberts. the special award she received for more than four decades

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travel rush kicking off this week with record shattering expectations. those stories and more tonight on abc seven news at 11. a special congratulations for good morning america's robin roberts. she was honored last night at the poynter institute's bow tie ball in tampa, florida. the event celebrates the power and importance of journalism. roberts was presented with poynter's medal for lifetime achievement. the award recognizes her dedication and excellence in the field. roberts, of course, is an icon who has been broadcasting for more than four decades. and spencer, you've had so many positive experiences with her. i remember meeting her during a good morning america taping. she spent so much time personally speaking with every member of the audience, making them feel so special, taking pictures with them. and that's what she does. >> so gracious. she's just a wonderful, talented and gracious person. yeah. and she is what she appears to be. she's for

real. >> yeah. and that's nice to hea, especially because sometimes you wonder, are these people as nice in real life as they are on television? she really is. >> yeah. >> how special is

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