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peninsula came to the rescue of a horse, and a significant development in an ongoing hotel strike. more workers walk off the job. the news at five starts now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> so it was high enough that it made our refrigerators float. wow. >> he is talking about flood water. an area hit hard by our severe weather is now cleaning up and drying out. and while the worst of the storm may be over, its impact certainly is not. thanks for joining us everyone. i'm dion lim. we begin tonight on storm watch and there is a new round of rain sweeping into the bay area. you can see it there on our live doppler seven radar. you can see. spencer joins us now with what's next for this weather system, spence. okay, dion. >> our brief weekend break from the rain is ending right now. here's a look a composite image. and you can see next wave of rain beginning to push onshore right now in the north bay. so let's take a closer look.

the approaching storm is a level one storm. a light storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale for tonight and early tomorrow. we can expect evening showers tonight. of course, and then showers spreading to all areas during the overnight hours into early tomorrow morning. here's the forecast animation starting at 5 p.m. notice that for most of tonight, this will be mainly a north bay event until just after midnight. then we'll see the rain spreading to all parts of the bay area. so look for a wet morning commute, especially in the north bay. and as the rain continues tomorrow, it looks like the evening commute will be impacted as well. but this is not a heavy rainfall system. we're expecting rainfall totals generally about five hundredths of an inch to 2/10 of an inch for most of the bay area. however, ben lomond and santa rosa are likely to receive over a third of an inch. i'll have a look at the full seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> dion all right, watching it closely, spencer. thank you. now to the storm's lingering impact. it will be felt by many long after that rain ends. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is live for us in forrestville. and, boy, the scene behind you pretty

intense. >> yeah. dion, some roads here in the russian river valley are still flooded, like trenton road here in forestville down in guerneville. a lot of businesses were hit hard by the storms,sses which brought a lot of flooding. >> i think the owner and i have wanted to cry, but we haven't yet. >> joey lewis is still checking out all the flood damage ■inside the surrey resort in guerneville, where he's the manager. >> so how high was the water? >> so we got about this high. you can see the wet bricks. >> here's what things look like after 72 hours of epic rain. more than three feet of flood water inside the resort's historic great hall, furnishings and appliances were floating even more water in the parking lot, and as you see now, it's on the floor. >> and when i came in yesterday, it was floating, cafe worker ali pospelova shows us the toppled fridge.

>> she can't believe the damage. >> it was very heartbreaking. i am still recovering in a little shock. this is my first experience with a flood in the area and well, it's a learning experience too. next time we will be more prepared and then our beautiful pool, the largest pool in guerneville and now the dirtiest. >> this was the pool area over the summer we did save a few things that were on the bar. >> it was high enough. some fans and some other things, but for the most part we've probably seen a good 80% loss on the stuff that was in here. so flooding remains a very real issue across the area where the swollen russian river is still leaving some roads, even vineyards under water. >> the flood water rose several feet inside this downtown guerneville mobile home park. it's now receded, but lots of debris left behind. >> tide was up to 34.8, which came up to the second step.

was 34.5, 34.5ft where it crested. >> well, a man down. way down. down, down by the docks. >> some are singing the blues. they live near johnson's beach now, waiting on higher ground for the river to recede. so they can return home. back at surrey resort, the team is now starting to clean up and dry out. >> now we are going to clean up, recover and move forward. >> yeah, we wish them well. the resort staff says they hope to partially reopen the resort in about three weeks. the sonoma county fire district reminding folks that a lot of roads are still closed due to flooding, and those signs saying road closed should be obeyed. we're live in sonoma county tonight. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> always good reminders.

cornell. much appreciated. now we are still working to learn more about the deaths of two people during our stormy weather. one died yesterday morning after trying to drive through a flooded road in guerneville in santa rosa. the body of a man was recovered in piner creek, which was swollen with high water. the national weather service says santa rosa received 13.2in of rain from wednesday to saturday. further north in placer county, the search is for on two men swept away in the american river last night. this all happened south of auburn, where the sheriff's office says a group of three men went to the area to fish. two men, both 20 years old, got into the water and one got swept away. the second n was pulled in by the currentnd n when he tried to help on the peninsula. firefighters rescued a 29 year old horse that got stuck in the mud. take a look. just before 11 this morning, that horse fell into a pit in woodside. an equine rescue team and firefighters used straps and a tractor to help that tired,

weakened horse. >> we were able to successfully use the tractor to gently lift that horse and allow it to get on its four legs, which it did pretty quickly, and then again, give it some time to recover. and ultimately the rescue operation was successful. >> now the good news the horse was able to walk unassisted after that rescue. moving to the sierra now. here is an overview of driving conditions around tahoe. stretches of freeway are wet, but you can see mostly clear of snow. there are currently no chain restrictions on i-80 or highway 50, and the greater lake tahoe area is under a winter storm warning from 1 a.m. tomorrow morning to 4 a.m. on wednesday. up to 1 to 2ft of snow is expected above 7000ft, with 2 to 8in elsewhere. the national weather service says the upcoming dumping of snow could make travel very difficult to nearly impossible. now all of that snow is starting to pile up in the sierra. check out this

new video shared by palisades tahoe, where officials there say they have received 23in of fresh powder over the past seven days. that includes 12in since friday alone. snowmaking teams are using the cold temperatures to continue to add to their snow base. more snow is expected to start falling tonight. and a reminder you can always track the weather where you live with our abc7 bay area app. you can get the latest forecast and take a look at the very same live doppler seven radar. our weather team uses. just search abc7 bay area in your device's app store to download it now. moving to new developments, 500 more hotel workers have hit the picket lines in san francisco. why do you want contract? >> why do you want now? >> today, union workers from the san francisco marriott marquis joined 2000 striking workers from the city's grand hyatt, hilton, union square, marriott union square, palace hotel and westin saint francis. they are

demanding better wages, improved staffing as well as affordable health care. >> the company had to be ready to negotiate in good faith because we are ready to go for thanksgiving. we are ready to go for christmas. we are ready to go for new year and whatever it takes until we get a fair contract and we get our demands. >> marriott says the marquis remains open. marriott, hilton and hyatt say they will continue negotiating with the union. eight suspects, including childre, have been arrested, all in connection to an organized retail crime spree. they're accused of targeting walgreens stores around san francisco. police say the group includes kids as young as 12. they're accused of stealing more than $84,000 in merchandise in at least 23 thefts, starting back in july. the investigation started after a violent robbery at the potrero avenue, walgreens. those suspects face charges ranging from assault and robbery to organized retail theft and grand theft. they

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tuesday and wednesday before thanksgiving, and the sunday after the holiday. officials expect nearly 3 million people to be screened on both tuesday and wednesday, with more than 3 million passengers screened next sunday. the california farm at the center of a major recall, is returning their product to store shelves, and they want consumers to know they are okay to eat. grimmway farms voluntarily recalled their carrots last week. you may remember after people got sick from e coli. they say the recalled product is no longer on any store shelves and say people should still check the carrots they have in their home and throw away any that may be affected. just ahead, it's the return of a bay ara holiday tradition that transports people back in time. >> i'm down in regardless. she was a fine girl, a decent girl. >> it is so jolly. celebrate the season in victorian london with a charles dickens spin right here in the bay area. >> i'm spencer christian. there

are some bright spots in the post-sunset sky, but rain is on the way. i'll have all the details in my accuweather forecast coming up when abc

people are enjoying the 40th anniversary of the great dickens christmas fair. attendees are sent into a fictional realm with performances, interactions, food and trinkets. >> every single year, it gets more and more detailed and more and more rich in terms of the beauty of it and the opportunity for people to really lose themselves in the experience. it's like time travel. you're coming into a version of victorian london that is brought to life by the actors, that bring the stories of charles dickens to life. and then there are all of these shops

surrounding you. >> yeah, you really are transported. you can check it all out for yourself. it's open saturdays and sundays and the friday after thanksgiving until december 22nd. well, twas a chocolate lover's dream in golden gate park today. the 13th annual fall holiday chocolate salon was held at the san francisco county fair building. attendees were able to discover, taste and savor samples from any of the participants. it included artisan, gourmet, and premium chocolate from more than 30 chocolatiers and confectioners. oh, looking at that just makes me crave a bar of dark chocolate or something. >> sweet treat for the holiday season. yeah. yeah. well, let's get through this newscast so we can indulge. >> that sounds like a plan. yeah. >> we'll start with a look at the satellite radar composite image, showing that our dry break for the weekend is coming to a close. as rainfall approaches, you can see that a pretty good mass of moisture out at sea, right now. this is not going to be a big storm, but we are going to get some wet

weather out of it and winds are already increasing, especially near the coast where we now have wind speeds between 12 and 15mph. we've seen them gradually increasing over the last hour or so, 24 hour temperature change doesn't show a significant i mean, not a dramatic change, but it's 2 or 3 degrees warmer, right now than yesterday. at this time in most bay area locations. here's a view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco, where it's 59 degrees 58. in oakland, we've got low 60s in hayward, san jose, redwood city at 54 at half moon bay, looking out over the golden gate. we've got mixed sky conditions right now. some clouds, some clear breaks, but clouds will be increasing rapidly this evening. 56 degrees in santa rosa right now, 54 at petaluma and fairfield. now napa. only 46 degrees. and we have upper 50s at concord and livermore and the post-sunset sky is lovely as we look westward from the east bay hills. camera. the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale indicates that the approaching storm is a light level one storm, so for tonight and into tomorrow, we'll see evening

showers in the north bay, then rain in all areas by morning winds generally out of the south southeast at 5 to 15mph. they may increase those winds sometime tomorrow. here's the forecast animation for this evening. between now and about midnight, we'll see. rain spreading, mainly showers over the north bay. then after midnight that rain will spread to other parts of the bay area. we'll have a surge of rain from the south, joining the wave of rain coming down from the northwest. so all areas will see some rainfall as the morning commute gets underway tomorrow and even going into the evening commute looks like there'll be an impact on commuters as well. but the rain should be all over by about 11:00 tomorrow night and rainfall totals will generally range from about five hundredths of an inch to maybe 2/10, except santa rosa and ben lomond, which will both have over a third of an inch of rain. and in the sierra, a winter storm warning in effect from 1 a.m. tomorrow to 4 a.m. wednesday. 1 to 2ft of snow expected above 7000ft, but only about 2 to 9in elsewhere. winds, however, will be gusty up to or even above 50mph. overnight. lows here in the

bay area will generally be in the upper 40s to about 50 degrees. highs tomorrow, mainly upper 50s, but a few locations will hit 60. san mateo may hit 60, but basically we're talking about a chilly and rainy day. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we expect another rainy day on tuesday. light rain and showers. another level one system. then on wednesday, mostly sunny. yay! and thursday. thanks. thanksgiving day we're talking about mostly sunny skies. it will be dry uh- it will be chilly, but a pleasant day. and then later in the week we'll see. partly cloudy mix of clouds and sun and temperatures increasing a little bit as we close in on next weekend. >> only you can get away wih that very scientific description of the weather. yay! >> it's an official meteorological term. >> memorable, that's for sure. i mean, could you imagine? >> by the way, speaking of football, like playing in the rain and how miserable that must be and oh, the forecast that said dry for thursday on the holiday, which is great. >> no dry birds though, right?

got to make sure the turkey. >> that's right. it's moist. and that would be a yay for everyone at the dinner table. >> niners need some. yay! they didn't get it today in green bay. a bunch of dudes unable to go no luck at lambeau. frustrating against the packers playoff chances are slipping

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chances to make the playoffs fall to about 15%. so this was huge. there is hope, though. purdy will be back next weekend in buffalo with adam. today. packers open with the ball. march right down the field. the niners had ten missed tackles in the first quarter, most by any team in the nfl. this season. tucker kraft scores right there to make it seven. nothing. green bay in a hurry. backup quarterback brandon allen making his first start since 2021. he's got a broken finger on his non-throwing hand. fumbles it there. niners offense sputtering the packers would jump out to a 17. nothing lead. a huge day for josh jacobs, the former raider goes for 106 yards and three touchdowns. kyle shanahan the team was racking up penalties. not happy with anything. just over a minute before half. allen to george kittle. kittle's eight. touchdown of the year. niners down 17 seven at the break. a little niner fan likes what they see there. and then it all falls apart after the break allen throwing a pick here. the packers would score on that drive. and the packers he fumbles here. and they add more points because that's what they

did. allen 17 of 2999 yards a touchdown in the pick christian mccaffrey. held to just 31 yards on 11 carries. he fumbles the football. packers get that. the niners turn over three times. green bay none. and that cmc turnover turns into a packers td. jordan love his second touchdown of the day. lambeau leap time 3810 loss dropping to five and six. the largest loss in series history. a 28 point deficit by these two teams. >> when you are missing some guys, you do have to be better. and when you have those penalties, we didn't stop the run like we did. and then having those three turnovers in the second half, that's how you get embarrassed. >> we knew if we went down and scored to make it a one score game there, we'd be right back in it. but you know, unfortunately in those first two drives, i think we were we were getting some momentum going. but yeah, didn't capitalize coming off the playoff loss last year. >> you know we wanted to see these guys. and you know they had a couple injuries things like that. but it feels good. and i think any any win feels good.

>> remember the niners ended the packers in the division series in the division playoffs last year. wild game in dc. commanders hosting the cowboys who have straight 33 seconds to go. commanders down seven ball on their ow. no timeouts. jayden daniels to terry mclaurin finds a seam. turns on the jets. gets past everybody 86 yards to the house. dan quinn says go for the extra point in the tie. cowboys coach mike mccarthy in shock. but you know you need to put the extra point in a bad snap. and oh my. austin seibert misses the p.a.t. his second missed p.a.t of the game. so the commanders need the onside kick. and then the cowboys hands team says you know what. we'll just score a touchdown instead. 43 yards for the clincher. cowboys hang on. they snap a five game losing streak 3426. jerry jones the slightest of smiles. you'll see it coming up here. cowboys are going to host the giants on thanksgiving day. so the cowboys do win. trey lance played a little bit. not much there for the cowboys. the former niners quarterback. >> oh thank you for all of that. huzzah huzzah. what was that

good. go trying to think of a good description for your newscast. yeah. your sportscast. yeah. right. yeah yeah yeah yeah. so i'm going to go with. huzzah! huzzah! all right. well, coming up next, an unexpected guest gets comfy in a flower pot in san francisco. the rescue ahead

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see you in san francisco. take a look. animal care and control officers are now caring for a barn owl that was stuck in a

flower pot, of all places. that rescue happened last night at a home in laurel heights. officers say the owl was soaked and lethargic and is now recovering at a shelter. barn owls are actually not uncommon in san francisco. the barn owl is also the official bird of the city of berkeley. wow, what a sight. maybe it was just hanging out, you know, in need of shelter somehow. yeah. >> i will get a good rest and get re-energized. >> yeah, i hope so. i figured there would be a pun somewhere in there. no. >> well, i'll be. >> ha! that's what we've been waiting for. >> ooh. >> also, thanks for the sound effects. you're welcome. always getaway. what to expect as millions take to the skies and roads for thanksgiving, plus the cost of filling up your gas tank and what to know about the e. coli outbreak linked to carrots and a prominent pastor suffers an apparent medical emergency in