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first responders want everyone to know. following two storm related deaths. good morning everybody. it's sunday, november 24th, and we continue to track the impacts from those storms. >> yes, we still have flood advisory for central sonoma, where the water is still trying to recede. and as we look at live doppler seven, we are not all clear. look at all those lightning strikes off the coast. we're not going to get that, but we are going to get some of the instability in the form of showers. so here we are up in the north bay, just east of guerneville, where in sonoma county, this flood advisory until 6:00. so forestville, graton, santa rosa, still looking at receding water and later today adding more showers. just a few. not a whole lot. the winds will pick up anywhere from five hundredths to a 10th of an inch expected. it's cold. it's dry this morning. 36 in livermore, 42 in fremont. anywhere from 8 to 11 degrees colder and there's fog, especially up in the north bay. quarter mile visibility for santa rosa. so later on today is when you'll see the showers up in the north bay about 2:00 in

between now and then, it's some sunshine, cool temperatures, a little muggy out there. and then by three 4:00 you can see from cloverdale, santa rosa, marin county, and then into san francisco. throughout the early evening hours. the focus is in the north bay today. it shifts tomorrow and perhaps into tuesday. i'll have the details coming up. stephanie. >> all right, lisa, thank you. here's the latest from the north bay. one person died after he tried to drive through a flooded road in guerneville and in santa rosa. the body of another man was recovered from a creek with high waters. both cities received more than nine inches of rain since wednesday. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has the message from first responders. >> our message to the public is turn around. don't drown. >> it's a motto. first responders use all the time. but on saturday, the driver of a compact car drove into the flooded maze canyon road in guerneville. >> right around 1130, a call came in from a person who saw a car bobbing in the water. >> the flood water, 6 to 7ft

deep. an attempt to rescue the driver, becoming a grim recovery effort. >> the sheriff's office responded. in addition to sonoma county fire district and monticello fire, and they performed a rescue and they pulled a person from the car who was unfortunately pronounced deceased here at the scene. so we have one person who did not make it. >> in santa rosa, the body of a man was recovered in piner creek saturday alongside a popular hiking trail. >> i hike here, walk here and i've never seen the water that high. >> alan johnson says the creek rose at least six feet after record rainfall. santa rosa police say the man's death a possible drowning. it's unclear how the victim got into the creek. more than a foot of rain slamming sonoma county in three days, causing the russian river to flood in spots like this mobile home park in forestville, many roads are still flooded. sadly, this is not the first time drivers have lost their lives here in the north bay in flood waters. just over the last

three days, first responders have been very busy rescuing people from their cars. >> please do not drive into flooded roadways. it puts you at risk and us at risk trying to get you out. on friday night, the driver and passenger in this jeep had to be rescued on slosser road in forestville, which was closed due to flooding in 2023. >> a woman drowned in her car after driving into a flooded road. >> we definitely, definitely wish people would not do that. they wish they would heed the signs and turn around, you know, find another way out. your life is worth it in sonoma county. >> cornell, bernard abc seven news and on the peninsula. >> take a look at this. san mateo home is now redtagged after a large oak tree crashed down on it yesterday morning. the tree split in half and then fell onto the roof above a woman's bedroom. thankfully, she was not hurt. maple street, between barneston and madison avenues is back open after being temporarily closed in this area,

and it's been a messy few days in the sierra with a lot of snow falling. if you're making the drive, be prepared right now. chains are required on interstate 80, as well as highways 50 and 88 on saturday. traffic was backed up on highway 50 in myers because of numerous spinouts. you can track the weather where you live with the abc seven bay area app. it's easy to use and you can get the latest forecast and look at the same live doppler seven radar. lisa and the weather team use just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store to download it now. new this morning, eight suspects, including juveniles as young as 12 years old, have been arrested in connection to an organized retail crime spree. they're accused of targeting multiple walgreens around san francisco. and according to police, they've stolen over $84,000 in merchandise. and at least 23 thefts starting in july. the investigation started after a violent robbery at the potrero avenue location. the suspects face charges ranging from assault and robbery to organized

retail theft and grand theft. they are all residents of the bay area in the south bay. community members held a vigil to remember trans lives lost, and as abc seven news reporter tara campbell explains, it marked an alarming trend. >> reporter michelle henry one name at a time, remembering those lost within the transgender community. >> it's a fairly, you know, emotional event, so to speak, remembering all of our fallen, the faces of those fallen, lit by candle in san jose, honoring lives taken around the world since launching nearly a decade ago. >> the trans murder monitoring project has tracked the murder of more than 5000 transgender people. its latest report, released this week on transgender day of remembrance, showing this year so far, there's been 350 murders, surpassing last year's total of 321. you'll see names of people who have died because of

violence enacted against them. >> so we are just here to show that they matter and their deaths were not in vain. trans power, trans power. >> and amid the mourning, a rally cry joe trump grassroots organizing needs to be in its full swing as we're prepared to see a lot of repression from trump's presidency, as well as other very conservative policies that are passed around the country. according to the human rights campaign, nearly 40% of transgender youth live in states with laws prohibiting gender affirming care. >> with the tensions increasing all across the country, we have to organize. we have to defend ourselves, and we have to educate, know trump. >> and so they are raising their voices while also remembering tara campbell. abc seven news. >> as we head to break, let's

check on conditions outside. how's it looking? >> well, it's dry, cold and there is fog in spots around the bay area. we have a level one system today that will bring more showers to the north bay, which also still currently has a flood advisory in sonoma county. so we'll talk about how much rain to expect for the beginning of the workweek before we dry out for the second half. that's coming up. >> also ahead, fed up with getting hacked, a deep dive into meta's new tool. is it doing what it promises? but first, lighting up the sky for the holidays, the annual tradition bringing the community

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see traffic very light this morning at six, ten, ten more days. that's how much longer the public has to give feedback on proposed bridge toll increases. last week, the bay area toll authority heard public comment on the proposal. all but the golden gate bridge would be affected. currently, the toll on state owned bridges is $7. it goes up to $8 next year. tolls could go up to 1150 by year 2030. under this new proposal, officials say they need the money for maintenance. commissioners are expected to vote on the proposal on december 18th. a barn owl is recovering this morning after being rescued here in san francisco. san francisco animal care and control saved this little owl you see trapped in a built in flower pot last night in laurel heights. san francisco fire was there to help pull the bird to safety from the upper floor of this home. and officers say the owl is stable and will likely be transferred to a wildlife rehab facility this weekend. well, the holiday season is here, and that

means increased risk of respiratory illnesses like covid, rsv, and of course, the flu. things like air travel and indoor gatherings put people at greater risk of getting sick. health experts say it's best to get all your vaccinations well ahead of the holidays. >> vaccines don't work immediately. they take about a week to two weeks for the person to develop full immune immune responses. and so that's why we always recommend for respiratory virus season that people start getting vaccinated as early as possible in the fall. >> we're past that two week point for a pre-thanksgiving vaccination, but getting a vaccine at any time is better than not at all. to be ready for christmas, doctors recommend getting vaccinated by december 10th, december 11th for hanukkah and december 17th for new year's eve. a san francisco law firm helped kick off the holiday week with a giveaway of hundreds of turkeys. volunteers from the walk up law firm melodic and

kelly schoenberger teamed up with students and alumni from san francisco's lowell high school. they gave away 700 turkeys for thanksgiving, and this year, the law firm teamed up with eight different schools and identified the families most in need. those families drove up and picked up their turkeys, as well as gift certificates for groceries. >> just watching the people who are receiving turkeys now, it's joyful. and that is, i think, the biggest takeaway for us is that we are feeling more connected and feeling more joyful this year, and they're not running out. >> this is the second year for the walk up law firm's turkey giveaway. great to see that. and here's another giving story in san mateo county. this is an annual thanksgiving tradition here. about 190 residents in need receive free turkeys, eggs, and boxes full of thanksgiving trimmings. this is the sixth year san mateo county supervisor david canepa has partnered with friends of old town and other community groups. they help older and food insecure residents celebrate the holiday.

>> this is really an opportunity to make sure at this time of the year that people are able to celebrate thanksgiving with dignity and respect. an average turkey right now is about $24.99. >> that's a lot of money to help them pick up their supplies. some recipients receive transportation from got wheels. san mateo county service for older adults. well, in pleasant hill. thousands came out for the annual light up the night holiday event downtown. abc seven news reporter anser hassan shows us the sights and sounds. >> 321 light santa led the countdown to the lighting of the christmas tree in downtown pleasant hill, joined by a special guest. >> you got to light the tree. how cool is that? >> super. >> it's become an annual tradition. pleasant hills light up the night holiday event. thousands came out, and that's good for local businesses. says

mayor matt ryan. this is a fantastic event. >> we're so excited. glad the weather held off today. so many people coming to our downtown definitely stimulates our local economy that have, you know, really struggled over the years, and they're really starting to bounce back. >> like most holiday events, multi-generations of families and friends packed the streets. >> oh it's great. we always come every year. it's just a really fun time for our family to take part in crafts for kids, food and drinks. >> and this year, cultural performances like mexican folk dancing. for the calderon family this is a perfect start to the holiday season. thanksgiving is still a few days away, but they're already focused on christmas. >> my house. the tree is already up. the lights are already up. so this is perfect. >> for others, it's about family and community. rita monson has a degenerative disease. tonight was an important opportunity to spend time as a family. >> he has very few moments that,

you know, we can count and i want to make sure that each of those moments count and give him joy. >> we wish you a merry christmas and a happy new >> in pleasant hill, anser hassan abc seven news. >> that singing getting you into the holiday spirit as well as your planning for the showers just monday you were saying we are going to see a few today and then monday. >> but yeah, tuesday looks like things may slide south so we'll be watching that. but yesterday we picked up anywhere from a 10th in hayward. east bay saw showers to 2/10 up in san rafael. then we enjoyed a pretty nice day, but we are starting out still with a flood advisory up in the north bay for central sonoma, where graton, forestville and santa rosa. still looking at those creeks and streams trying to reside. so until 6:00 tomorrow we will be

looking at some problems there with just too much water. look at the trough offshore. you can see all the activity, the lightning strikes. we're going to get into some rain with this system passing to the north of us, and it will bring in our storm impact scale again, a level one afternoon and evening showers. the winds get a little bit breezy, and we are looking at less than a 10th of an inch of rain. this continues then into monday with the second atmospheric river that is poised to hit the central coast and portions of southern california, not the bay area. 48 in san francisco and oakland, with 40 in redwood city. it is chilly out there. a festive look from our exploratorium camera, where we have low 40s santa rosa, petaluma and fairfield with 39 in livermore. fog has been an issue for parts of the north bay. the delta a quarter mile visibility. santa rosa. the rest of us doing okay as we look at our morning fog. then we'll get into some sun and then some showers for your monday. the rain will become more widespread, focusing on the peninsula, the south bay. still

some in the north bay. tuesday. not convinced we're going to see a lot of rain, but i'm putting it there with monday and then by wednesday into thanksgiving and the holiday, it's looking dry. here we go. hour by hour, by 4:00, the rain is along the coast, moving into sonoma, then napa, then into san francisco. here it is, 11:00. there's not a whole lot of shower activity, but we don't need any more, right? this is into monday. more rain moving up from the south as a system will push to the south and east of us throughout the monday tuesday time frame. so later on on monday, widespread shower activity. but we will look for those breezy winds today, tomorrow and then look what happens as we get into tuesday. doesn't look like a whole lot of activity wants to visit us, so i'm keeping tuesday as a maybe. so as we go into monday looking at maybe a couple hundredths, then here comes that second system for the afternoon and evening hours, 2/10, maybe a

third of an inch. winter storm warning for tomorrow. this is some better news where the snow levels will be getting lower, so wait till you see how much we're going to see at lake level here. looking at about a couple feet, that's definitely what we need. highs today from the upper 50s to low 60s. afternoon and evening showers. level one system today. tomorrow tuesday. chance of rain. sunshine returns wednesday for thanksgiving and into the weekend. stephanie. >> the abc seven storm impact scale. today's storm is level one. that means light rain, so keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track today's storm any time on the abc seven news app. download it now.

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friday deals, the store will be closed on thanksgiving day. this is the third costco warehouse in the tri valley area after danville and livermore. it's also the second bay area location to open recently after the napa store opened in october. another consumer news, facebook and instagram users have long complained there is no way to get help when hackers take over their accounts. but as we've reported, parent company meta offers a paid subscription service for personalized care called meta verified. so seven on your side looked into whether or not it's actually helping consumers. when hackers get involved. >> oh my gosh, i was relieved we told you about tovah ridgway, who tried for months to recover her stolen facebook account. >> she even marched down to meta headquarters in menlo park demanding help. nothing worked until she paid $14.99 for one month of meta verified within a day, a live agent on chat restored her account. >> i was able to get all my

memories back, my memories of my kid, me and my husband, she got help. >> i was like, what the heck? how come i didn't help in my situation? >> daniel gomes lost his facebook account back in august and he couldn't get it back either. >> i lost all my photo albums with family. a lot of important stuff was on there. >> facebook's automated help pages kept sending him in circles, so he paid $14.99 for one month of meta verified. but his case wasn't so simple. >> i'm here to tell you meta verified does not always work. >> hackers had used daniel's facebook profile to set up a fake instagram account. meta suspended the fake account and daniel's facebook, too. after nearly two dozen live chats with meta verified he still got the same error message. so he paid for a second month. then a third. >> maybe my issue is too complicated, but it definitely didn't work for me. >> after multiple attempts, he points to the latest chat where an agent typed, hi danny, thank you for contacting the meta pro team. may i confirm you are

calling about bullying? >> i don't think they understood what happened. >> daniel replied. no not bullying. my facebook account was hacked and suspended. the agent typed thank you for confirming your phone number and bringing this concern to our attention. we duly understand how important this is for you. >> it feels like you're talking to a robot. it doesn't feel human at all. it doesn't feel like a human interaction. >> was he chatting with a bot or a human? he wasn't sure. but the next message said the best way to submit an appeal for your account being hacked is at facebook.com. >> here's a link. try to do it yourself. pretty much. i'm paying money to not get help at all. >> the next message said may i confirm that i was able to answer all your questions for today? daniel replied, yeah, but it didn't help at all. the chat said it's been a pleasure having you today. this case will now be closed. have a great and beautiful day. >> okay, have a nice day. have a nice, beautiful sunny day. >> we found many reports online and to seven on your side from

users saying the service could not restore their accounts. however, in a blog post announcing the service, meta ceo mark zuckerberg wrote verifying government ids and providing direct access to customer support costs a significant amount of money subscription fees will cover this and will pace how many people sign up, so we'll be able to ensure quality. daniel says he did get something out of those fees. >> basically, i got a blue check mark now since our story aired meta now tells us staff want to look into the cases we've discovered, specifically where meta verified customers were not able to get their stolen accounts restored. >> seven on your side investigates is here for you. you can reach out to us by going to abc7 news.com/7 on your side. we want to help. janai norman joins us live now from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on good morning america. >> good sunday morning to you coming up here on gma. americans on the move. millions of people are set to hit the roads and the

skies this week. what to expect from this record-breaking travel season and the potential disruptions you need to know as you take off for thanksgiving. pack your patience as they say. and black friday sales are starting early this year, so should you buy now or should you wait? whether it's in person or online, we've got the strategies you need to make the most of that holiday shopping. plus, who's with her? it is week 12 in the nfl and espn football analyst herm edwards joins us to break down this week's biggest matchups. we always have a blast with coach herm. and it's all coming up right here on gma. hope you'll join us. >> still to come this morning. president elect donald trump's newest nominees for his cabinet. plus ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy giving new insight on the russian ukraine war when he believes the battle could

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>> good morning everybody. thank you for joining us this half hour. the holiday travel week is already in full swing. we're tracking about 45 delays out of sfo right now. so if you're heading out, check your flight and the weather hopefully will. >> yeah. you know what? nothing like what we've seen. we still have some showers for today and tomorrow. level one system and watching the creeks and streams as they continue to have a little bit of flooding there up in the north bay central sonoma until 6:00 tomorrow. another weak system headed our way. you can see the lightning strikes a trough sweeping to the north of us, allowing for scattered showers later this afternoon and evening. the winds will kick up less than a 10th of an inch. and look at this. it is pretty from mount tam 48 there, as well as san jose and from our sutro tower camera 7:00 sunrise 41 santa rosa and fairfield. so much colder anywhere from 10 to 11 degrees colder. concord, livermore, half moon bay and fog has been an issue from santa rosa. quarter mile visibility. and as we look at the next several hours, we're dry to

start out the day throughout the middle of the afternoon. and then by about 2:00, cloverdale could see some showers, then santa rosa and marin county by late in the afternoon, san francisco getting wet as we go through the 9:00 hour, there's more rain in the north bay. we have more rain on monday, but then drier conditions will arrive. i'll have the details in a few minutes. stephanie. >> lisa. thank you. president elect trump continues to fill out his cabinet picks, most recently his choice for agriculture secretary brooke rollins is president of the america first policy institute. trump says she will spearhead the effort to protect american farmers. abc news reporter johny fernandez has more on that, along with the other nominees. >> president elect donald trump continuing the momentum of picks for his next administration on saturday, trump naming longtime ally brooke rollins as secretary of agriculture. this follows a flurry of announcements from trump on friday for treasury secretary trump, offering billionaire scott benson. trump

also nominating russell vo as director of the office of management and budget vote, is one of the architects of project 2025. the president elect also naming his first black nominee this term. nfl veteran and conservative commentator scott turner, to head the department of housing and urban development in the health care space. trump announcing his choice for surgeon general doctor janette schwab and to lead the food and drug administration. doctor marty makary, a fox news regular who pushed back against covid lockdowns. he also tapped former florida congressman dave weldon to lead the centers of disease control and prevention. all of these selections are cabinet positions and will need to be confirmed by the senate. johny fernandez, abc news, new york. >> coming up on this week abc's jonathan karl speaks with democratic senator amy klobuchar about trump's new attorney general. pick. you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at eight this morning, right here on abc

seven. overseas. now, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says the war with russia could end sometime next year. he says his country is open to various proposals, but is waiting to see what president elect trump comes up with. zelenskyy believes trump will have proposals in january and believes there will be a path to ending the war that's gone on now for more than two years. he's hopeful there will be a diplomatic solution. cannons fired in milwaukee, wisconsin, to celebrate the navy's newest combat ship, the uss beloit, was officially commissioned. retired major general marcia anderson served as the ship's sponsor. she's no stranger to making history. after becoming the first black woman to achieve the rank of major general in the army back in 2011. >> the weight of it kind of hit me that, you know, when you're the first, you have a responsibility to get it right because the people that follow you are going to have to walk in

your footsteps and you don't want to leave them a bad legacy and make their lives harder. so in many ways, that's what i felt you know, after i was promoted. and then i was grateful to all the people that went before me. >> anderson retired from the military in 2016. she is a native of beloit. the uss beloit is the first to be named after a wisconsin city. well, this year marks 20 years since the deadliest tsunami in history. it was the day after christmas in 2004, when the indian ocean tsunami rocked 14 countries and claimed more than 220,000 lives. the video is still heart stopping two decades later, as people saw that wall of water approach with nowhere to go and nothing to do. now, national geographic is giving viewers a first ever look at exactly what happened that day and the days following. >> i remember the feeling of the wave passing on my face. it was like immense force.

>> and then once i resurfaced, i screamed out for my mom and dad and just heard nothing. >> everybody lost somebody. >> nearly a quarter of a million people left this planet in one day. but i saw hundreds of acts of heroism. >> you can watch tsunami race against time, a new series starting today on nat geo, owned by the same parent company as abc seven. still to come. this morning, we're hearing from the man in the middle of the controversy at the san mateo county sheriff's office. what he has to say in an interview, you'll see only on seven. and we'll take you outside for a live look at this beautiful sunrise from our roof camera.

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out of sfo this morning, as well as seven from sjc. check your flight. the man at the center of the controversy around san mateo county sheriff christina corpus, is now telling his side of the story. the sheriff's chief of staff says the scathing report against corpus and her administration is built on lies, including their alleged romantic relationship. all of it has led to a criminal investigation and repeated calls for the sheriff to resign. abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes has this interview. you'll see only on seven. >> sheriff cristina corpus told me earlier this week that she's known victor j. >> for 17 years, and we are colleagues. i consider him a trusted confidant. >> a friend during all that time, did you and her ever become romantic? no. there's never been physical contact or a dating relationship. no. the longtime realtor became indispensable during corpus campaign for sheriff. that's him. during a kickoff event with the candidate. but the audit

commissioned by the county and performed by retired santa clara county judge ladoris cordell, cites one current employee at the millbrae sheriff's substation. she says when corpus worked there before she became sheriff, the employee saw her and i and j kissing, giving each other massages and making flirty jokes that made her uncomfortable. corpus. and now i and j say that's a lie, and i'm done with that. >> and i'm done. because this has been played over and over just to smear her name. >> i did notice and i've reported that most of the accusations, in terms of you and the sheriff being romantic, came from a single employee, correct? >> i don't want to get into uh- employee issues. i'm saying that her statements are not truthful. i believe she had an agenda behind them. >> let's talk about those 40 people that judge cordell interviewed. are you saying that most of those are supporters of the former sheriff bolanos? >> absolutely. i'm saying that uh- and a few of them are just

scared for their job, because if you don't kiss the ring in this county, they will push you out. >> i and j was third in line as civilian chief of staff, reporting to undersheriff dan perea. from those interviews, the cordell report concluded i and j had major influence over the sheriff, and that lies secrecy, retaliation, conflicts of interest, and abuse of authority are the hallmarks of the corpus administration. >> obviously, it doesn't feel good. it's disappointing. i think the people that are there know the truth and know what's been done to this point. >> the report found that i and j may have committed a misdemeanor crime for willfully wearing a facsimile badge that allows him to impersonate a full time, salaried employee, and that the sheriff could face a misdemeanor charge for giving it to him. i and j. s badge has a chief of staff bar at the top line. >> i think before she made those negligent statements and she should have checked, i and j provided a training records that

show he's a reserve deputy for the department, has all the training of a full time sworn officer. >> he also worked at the department's firing range as an instructor for nine years. here's him teaching county supervisor noelia corzo to shoot. she's now his biggest detractor, so she's very concerned that she's coming up for reelection and she has no money. >> so i've been told that she's made some deals with certain people i don't know. i don't know if that's factual or not that they're going to fund her. and that's why she's doing this. she's disclosed this to a number of people. >> i and j told me his work as a realtor and in personal protection stopped when corpus brought him on as chief of staff. i also asked about expensive gifts. the report accuses him of giving the sheriff. did you buy $11,000 diamond earrings and baton boots for the sheriff? no, i did not. where'd that come from? >> i have no idea. >> i also asked about donald trump's september 12th fundraising visit to woodside. the report says the campaign staff allowed the sheriff to designate two people for a photo with the now president elect.

she picked a captain and a deputy. an fbi agent claims i and j approached, identified himself as chief of staff and said who? a deputy getting a photo over me. the report says he made a scene until he was allowed to take this picture. >> the main guy that was running the security, i knew him very well because i just come online, come in the line and take a picture with us and whatever else and ended up there. the guy came up to me and goes, hey, you're not on the list. i'm like, yeah, who are you? i said, i'm the chief of staff. i'm. i'm here taking place at the sheriff's. okay. that's fine. whatever. >> just move forward with all of this flack with calls from the board of supervisors, the deputy sheriffs union and the captains for the sheriff and her chief of staff to resign, victor j says he will not. i think the residents of this county deserve more. >> and that's what sheriff corpus has been fighting for. and in my opinion, i continue to encourage her and support her because at the end of all this, she's going to be victorious for the i-team's. >> dan noyes abc seven news. >> more to come on this

developing story. keep it here for the very latest. all right. let's get you outside. how's it looking, lisa? >> well, you know, it's not bad now, but the sun giving way to clouds and breezy south winds is a level one system brings late afternoon and evening showers. we'll talk about amounts. how many days of rain we're going to see before we

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look at live doppler seven. you see that green right there? that's the flood advisory that is still with us for central sonoma, where the creeks and streams trying to really get within their banks in forestville, santa rosa and parts of graton. a dense fog advisory from vallejo towards the delta. visibility at about a 16th of a mile here. so keep that in mind if you are headed out. we have a system offshore and most of the energy will be pushing to the north of us, but we're going to get some rain.

this is a level one system, and we'll see those breezy winds with less than a 10th of an inch throughout the day today, some clearing here, but partly cloudy with 48 in the city and oakland 46, san jose 39. redwood city. and from our exploratorium camera. it's sunny now, but we'll see the rain later on in the day. temperatures have dropped off into the 30s in some of our inland valleys, and there's the fog a mile and a quarter, santa rosa. and then it is moving around, getting less than that as we go out towards the delta. return to the low clouds and fog there. you can see from our sutro camera tower camera. morning fog, some sunshine. then we get into the shower activity. the rain throughout the afternoon and evening with the breezy conditions tomorrow. more widespread rain level one today and tomorrow tuesday. we are calling for rain, but it really could push to the south of us and miss us altogether. wednesday and through the weekend, including the holiday drying out. so here's the look at the first part of the day, then the second half of the day. here comes that moisture, 4:00

and then into about 8:00. rain showers throughout the north bay. this is heading to the north and east into your early monday. it's a wet commute for the east bay. the south bay, the peninsula, and you can see more rainy conditions throughout your monday afternoon. then this system wants to pull away and send the energy to the south of us. so that would bring us more dry conditions for tuesday. but as for today. a couple hundredths to a 10th into early monday, then notice we get more rain throughout the day on monday. anywhere from about a quarter of an inch there from the peninsula, a third of an inch ben loman. and we could see that up towards santa rosa as well. winter storm warning through tomorrow into 4:00 on wednesday, 1 to 2ft above 7000ft, and you notice about 9 to 10in below 7000ft. but we are looking at lake level snow. finally, anywhere from 1 to 2ft for part parts of the resorts. highs today with the early dry slot and some sun. upper 50s to

low 60s. you can see the rain there to the north that arrives later on this afternoon. level one system. more rain and breezy conditions for your monday. tuesday. those showers sink south and then we are dry wednesday, thanksgiving and into the weekend. steph. >> all right lisa thank you. it has been a busy weekend for bay area sports fans from cal hosting stanford at memorial stadium in berkeley yesterday for the big game, while the sharks honored legend joe thornton yesterday at the sap center. here's abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez. >> good morning at the 127th big game in berkeley on saturday, the bears honoring their 2004 team. it's been 20 years. marshawn lynch, aaron rodgers and head coach jeff tedford all there and stuck around to see if cal could beat stanford for the fourth straight season. keep the ax and become bowl eligible in one fell swoop, and the finish another nail biter. it's a big game classic. here we go. the ax on the line once more. this time it's an acc game by the way. third quarter stanford up 14

seven. fourth and goal halfback option michael ford to emmett mosley the fifth. he is cardinal back up 14 troy taylor loved that play call just over five minutes to go. cal down five. they're going for it on fourth and two. big decision in a big game for justin wilcox. and it's mendoza. your quarterback going to find roommate jack. injuries. just got the first down. drive continues and the drive is capped off 98 total yards. it's mendoza to brady. look at mendoza. hang in there. gets hit 22 yard strike. second touchdown of the day the penalty against stanford. brady staring down the cardinal crowd. he's feeling it. add the two point conversion. cal goes up. three students are pumped. the keepers of the ax with the annual stare down. there it is. ensuing possession now. fourth and 15. stanford has to have it. and trying to continue the game. ashton daniels desperation pass is broken up incomplete. bears celebrate. daniels he's looking for a flag. it never came. cal

wins 2421. the bears keep the ax for the fourth straight year. they're bowl eligible and the post-game interview mendoza. the very definition of leaving it all out on the field. that was an amazing comeback. >> it's a testament to how tough we are as a team. i love my boys. it's amazing. i'm so proud of my team. we're six and six, we're bowl bound and we retain the ax go bears forever. let's go. i apologize for getting emotional, but it's so hard. we've as an offense. we've done everything we possibly could have done this summer to being down, having a close game. >> this has to be the most special moment in my life to date. >> what will you remember most from this victory today? i remember going 98 yards. >> my boys 98 yards at that moment. >> we told them this is what we did, the camping trip. this is what we did every saturday. >> walkthrough. it's why we stayed late until 9 p.m. watching film together. and so that meant so much to me to go 98 yards against the defense. that's been playing great, and we ended up scoring in the clutch. go bears. let's go. >> that is so good. so was this

the afternoon the tank on saturday the san jose sharks retiring joe thornton's number 19. just the second number retired by the team. the first was mr. shark patrick marleau's number 12. remember thornton and marleau went number one. and number two overall in the 1997 draft. in a speech that spanned nearly half an hour, jumbo joe had plenty of thanks to go around. here's some of the top moments from his very memorable speech. >> as soon as i put on that sweater, took to the ice with the boys and rang one off the post in my very first shift. knew teal looked good on me and i was sold for life. pat shark. be your teammate, friend, and roommate. i'm absolutely humbled

to have my number up there next to yours. hey! so thank you, sharks fans. and like i said when i retired, i'll see you at the rink. peace and love. go sharks. >> that is your look at sports. a big sunday for the 40 niners at the green bay packers. no brock purdy. brandon allen gets the start at quarterback. we'll have highlights later tonight. that's your look at sports. let's send it back to you. >> thank you chris. well coming up riding through christmas in the park. this new

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morning. >> number three, president elect donald trump tapped longtime ally brooke rollins to head the department of agriculture. the position does require senate approval. leaders reached a deal to help fight climate change. the agreement is on how wealthy countries support poor countries in the face of climate change. number five. a massive fire broke out in the capital city of manila in the philippines. it took hours for first responders to get the flames under control. injuries and deaths have yet to be reported. number six. a new costco is opening up in pleasanton this week. the store is set to open on wednesday, november 27th. this is the third costco warehouse in the tri-valley area after danville and livermore. and number seven, the drive thru light show at christmas in the park in san jose is back. but tonight, only bicyclists are allowed to ride through the event. tickets are

still available. so fun to see that every year. and it's back with a twist. >> yeah, we have a level one today. the rain's coming in later on this afternoon and evening. >> all right. we'll prepare for that. thank you lisa, and thank you all for joining us for abc seven mornings. we'll see you back here at five. have a great day. announcer: the following advertisement is paid for by groundwork's bay area underpinning. ♪ ♪ we've been in the bay area for about two decades. based out of our fairfield branch, formerly known as bay area underpinning.

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