i-team finds out what didn't make the official transcript in the report. that's led to calls for the san mateo county sheriff to resign. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. a stronger level two storm is heading into the bay area. i'll have an hour by hour. look at the timeline. plus the warnings coming up. >> always live. abc seven news starts right now. >> live doppler seven is lit up right now with the rain that's already here in parts of the bay area. and there's an even stronger storm hitting tomorrow, too. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm julian glover. tomorrow is going to be the strongest storm of the week. it will rank a level two on the abc7 news storm impact scale. >> and we're already dealing with rain here in the bay area. plus snow falling in e sierra. chains are required there along the coast. potentially dangerous conditions. there's a high surf advisory. let's turn to abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> she has the details of what we're dealing with right now. and also the weather to come. sandhya. yeah. >> consider this the calm, if

you will. julian and dan, before the storm hits the bay area. as we take a look at live doppler seven. i'm going to break this down for you this evening. it's a level one. late tonight into tomorrow. it becomes a level two, a moderate strength storm. so let's get you right into live doppler seven. you will notice that the rain has been steady in the north bay. right now. we're seeing it across highway 101 marinwood lucas valley, heading up towards the santa rosa area. highway 101 south santa rosa. guerneville road. seeing a little bit of heavier rain as we time it out for you. this will continue. and then late tonight, notice the rainfall intensity picking up as that level two storm moves in. expect downpours at midnight. we're going to see the potential for thunderstorms going into tomorrow morning. between midnight and about 9 a.m. i would stay off the roads. we have a flood watch for the north bay flood warnings for the russian river at hopland and the navarro river at navarro. this is going through sunday afternoon. rivers, streams, creeks

expecting flooding those two rivers. minor flooding is expected, but the smaller streams and creeks will see rapid rises. we have high wind warnings for the areas shaded in pink. advisories for the rest of the region. strong winds 50 to 60 mile an hour. wind gusts, possibly higher, will take down trees and power lines. it's already gusty in the hills and the lower elevations are starting to see the winds pick up 26 right now. the winds will get even stronger over 50 miles an hour tomorrow morn. it is a level one this evening with those scattered showers, slippery roads, and winds ramping up, it becomes a level two. as you will notice with those downpours and strong damaging winds. dangerous surf coming your way. your weekend timeline is coming up. >> dan okay sandhya, thanks a lot. we'll touch base again shortly. we continue our team coverage in the north bay, where homeowners and first responders are bracing for the strong winds and heavy rain. that sandy is talking about. all of this as they're still cleaning up from the last storm, which caused some flooding. let's get to abc seven news reporter cornell bernard, who is live in petaluma. cornell.

>> hey, dan, check it out. the storm definitely moving into sonoma county tonight, and folks are getting ready. first responders. well, they have a warning for drivers and for boaters. all these panels were uplifted. the floor was shaved. leah pospelova shows us all the cleaning and disinfecting that's been done at the surrey resort in guerneville. a pre-thanksgiving storm flooded the place with several feet of water. now a new storm is approaching. >> we are ready now. we did all the prep just in case. >> many items are in storage or have been moved outside with all eyes on the russian river. >> so we hope that there will be no flood, no no flooding inside. >> and if there is, you guys are ready. >> we are ready. okay, that's not going to be a surprise like last time. >> and this road here, you see it gets all flooded. and that's what we are focusing on. >> angela roman lives on old river road. her family is ready for the storm with a new tank of propane for cooking in case the power

goes out. >> everything is saturated, so i'm concerned with the trees falling because we did have a tree fall on our house and the river getting high. you know, that's what we're concerned about. >> so we're expecting significant rainfall across the region. >> sonoma county fire division chief cindy foreman says flooding is possible from local creeks. the same flooding parts of the county saw with the november storm, which left cars and parking lots submerged. >> and our rain really doesn't have anywhere to go. it's not soaking into the ground. the ground is saturated, so we're going to see a lot more runoff in this storm. likely see some sloughing and or landslides because there's just so much water that's going to come off the hills. >> strong winds could topple trees. and on the coast, rough seas. last month, eight people died in three separate boating accidents in bodega bay. >> we've had a series of tragedies out at the coast this year already, so if people are going to head out to the coast, we just ask you please pay attention to all the warnings. if you

don't have to go out on the ocean, this is probably a good time not to go out on the ocean. >> yeah, and it's possible that roads which have flooded before will flood again. sadly, a driver lost their life in guerneville last month when they attempted to drive through a road which was flooded. first responders urge everyone to obey those closed road signs and drive carefully, because it's going to be wet out there this weekend. we're live in petaluma tonight. cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> okay. we appreciate it. thank you. cornell. well, that was the north bay. now let's get you to the peninsula where p-g-and-e's and first responders are preparing for the storms there, specifically the wind. we sent abc seven news re they're doing. >> following the intense weather several weeks ago. this weekend's storm is set to be the first to hit the bay area since before thanksgiving. on friday, p-g-and-e's officials say they spent the day preparing. >> we have our emergency operations center open at this time. we're staffing it 24 over seven to make sure that any outage or emergency that comes

up, we're aware and we're able to get crews out at the drop of a hat. >> spokesperson tom sarkisian says although we're expecting measurable rainfall, it's the incoming storm strong winds that could cause power outages. >> the winds can break branches. it can throw debris through the air that can damage our equipment. otherwise, healthy trees can be uprooted at the local fire station in pacifica. >> fire inspector clyde preston tells us the department is encouraging people to prepare for the storm. now, everything from charging electronic devices to making sure you have things like flashlights ready to go. but preston says it's not just getting the inside ready. the fire inspector taking time to show us examples of areas like gutters and drain pipes, all of which he says people should clean out before the storm hits. >> what we don't want to have happen is we don't want people out there during a storm, on a ladder, trying to clear out gutters. >> the expected stormy weather isn't a turn off for everyone, though. we talked to several surfers here on the beach in pacifica, and all of them told

us it's good for the waves. that includes thomas corcoran and his friends. the group tells us they're new to the sport, but felt the choppy waves were a great way to learn quickly. >> you're getting pummeled all the time. pretty much just getting hit by waves, getting all over the shore and then swimming back and then repeat. >> tim jonze, abc seven news. >> of course, you can follow along as this forecast evolves with the abc seven bay area app. it gives you access to the same live doppler seven our weather team uses will also send out alerts with important updates. >> evacuation orders have now been lifted for people living near the state's only active wildfire. the franklin fire, which has burned more than 4000 acres of malibu this week. it's currently 32% contained and isn't growing very much thanks to cooler weather, higher humidity and less wind. it was ferocious for a few days. some evacuation warnings are still in effect. those are not mandatory. the fire destroyed 14 buildings, including half a dozen homes. about a dozen additional buildings are damaged. westbound highway 24 is back open through oakland, but after being shut

down when a honda sedan slammed into the back of a fire truck near the caldecott tunnel, this was about 1245 today. authorities say the car was moving at about 70 miles an hour when it hit the truck from the moraga orinda department, which had responded to an earlier crash. two people inside the sedan were taken to the hospital. one of them had major injuries. three firefighters in the engine were not hurt. all westbound lanes were closed for at least ten minutes, backing up traffic. as you can see for several miles. >> today we're getting our first look at video of bart police shooting a woman during a confrontation. it happened almost a month ago in the parking lot of the union city bart station. as you'll see, the encounter escalates quickly. you may find this video disturbing. we want to let you know that the woman who was shot does survive. abc seven news reporter monica madden walks you through the incident moment by moment. >> bart police stopped a 32 year old woman in their union city station parking lot around 9 p.m. on november 18th. they were checking on reports of someone

doing donuts in the parking lot, and were ready to let her go after asking some questions. >> you have a good night, ma'am. have a good night. okay. sorry. oh, actually, wait really quickly, ma'am. my dispatcher informed us that your license and registration. i do have to address that. okay. oh, no, i have to. >> i just went to the dmv. >> can you show me the registration and proof of insurance, please? >> i just went to the dmv, and i'm trying. i just made an appointment today. >> the entire exchange goes on for about eight minutes. >> my dispatcher is saying that your your registration. no, i've just the dmv, ma'am. yeah. let me talk first. >> all right? >> yeah. don't talk over me, please. okay. sorry. all right. i want to get you out of here as soon as possible. but the fact that my dispatch informed me that your registration is out of is not valid. >> what does that mean? >> the registration of your vehicle. because for you, ma'am. let me. let me finish. >> sorry. let me finish first. i'm sorry. i'm just nervous because all the lights. >> bart, officers say the woman

showed erratic behavior as the questioning went on, and she continued avoiding answering the state of california. >> you need registration and proof of insurance. >> you need two different. carry it on me because i don't, i don't know. i haven't even driven my car out of this town. >> i need your driver's license, please. >> i haven't driven my car out of this town. okay. >> as the encounter escalates, officer poletti asked the woman to hand him her keys. >> no, ma'am. my keys? >> that's illegal. no it's not. stop, stop! >> that's my idea. hey, stop! >> i just got here. no no no no! stop! >> you got the vehicle? no! no, no! stop the vehicle! ma'am, i'm going to shoot. ma'am. >> as she drives away, poletti fires three shots. >> three one. shots fired. >> officials say gunfire hit her in the upper torso. what did you do to me? >> what did you do? hold on, hold on. wait. >> lay down, lay down. come on. call my mom. >> no! what are you. >> i want to help you. stop! what are you. >> why did you shoot me? no!

stop! stop stop! stop! why did you do? >> handcuffs? and then we're going to go ahead and provide medical aid. >> she ended up surviving after getting treated at the hospital. in a statement, bart chief of police kevin franklin says, quote, i want to assure the public that all aspects of this incident will be thoroughly investigated. bart remains committed to continuous improvement and ensuring the actions of our police officers meet the highest of standards. officer poletti, who has been with bart for six years, is currently under administrative leave. monica madden, abc seven news. >> and again, the woman you saw shot in the video is okay. we also want to tell you a third party investigator is reviewing the incident. the case is also been referred to the alameda county district attorney's office. >> next on abc seven news at six. the aftermath of a fire that killed a dog, injured two children and could have burned down a post office. that's a lot more than just a place for the mail. >> and coming up at 630, the i-team with the recording that led to the report

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covered california. this way to health insurance. case of the man accused of killing an insurance company. ceo luigi mangione was arrested for gunning down the company's ceo, brian thompson, last week. the company being united health care. police say neither mangione nor his mother had insurance through united. mangione was caught on monday, as you know, in pennsylvania. after that shooting that happened in downtown new york city. it's now thought that he fled new york by train. the nypd now confirms san francisco police did pass along a tip,

suggesting mangione as the possible shooter before he was arrested, but the fbi didn't pass it along in a way that was clear that the tip came from law enforcement, so that information was not prioritized. mangione is still being held in jail in pennsylvania, but may waive extradition to new york city as early as tuesday. of course, we will continue to follow this case every step of the way and will also continue to look into mangione's bay area ties. you can find the latest on abc seven news.com and our abc seven news bay area app. >> a devastating overnight fire has left people without a home and a community without a post office. it happened in brookdale. that's an area in the santa cruz mountains. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is there. >> reporter a living nightmare for some residents in the santa cruz mountains. when a fire broke out in their apartments overnight. the boulder creek volunteer fire department said it happened just after midnight friday. situated in the mountain

community of brookdale. the apartment sit above and near the local post office. >> all my ceilings caved in. i have water everywhere. so yeah, we were out of a house to live right now. >> john boal said he lives downstairs and was woken up by the commotion. >> didn't know exactly what was going on until the next door neighbor, tim, came up and knocked on her door and let us know that the apartment was up. the upstairs was on fire. >> fire officials confirm it was neighbors who helped four people out of the building before fire units could get there, but two children and one man were still inside. alex lando shot this video and saw much of the chaos unfold. >> there's adults yelling, you know there's another child in the building, and eventually one of the men broke the window to get onto this roof. >> officials say the adult and two young victims were taken to the hospital. they're all doing well and recovering from burns and smoke inhalation. a family dog died in the fire. officials say the post office is temporarily closed. workers were tasked with relocating the mail to the boulder creek post office for residents to pick up. >> the water damage is the

worst. all of the sheetrock from up above is dropped down. >> daniel khoury says he's an uncle by relationship to a family displaced by the fire. he came to the building to see the damage for himself. despite the loss and damages, he's feeling a sense of gratitude. >> i'm way relieved. absolutely relieved that nobody died in that fire. >> still, he acknowledges the road ahead for his relatives will be rough. >> sad days are coming. a lot of work to do, but we're just going to have to take it as it comes. >> that's all i can say. londos, who lives not far in scotts valley, says he's confident that the tight mountain community will rally around those displaced. >> of course, this, you know, community is resilient. you know, people are going to come together in brookdale. >> zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right. let's talk about the rain because it's coming down and more is coming even more intense. >> exactly. especially into tomorrow. we want to check in now with sandhya patel for a look at the forecast. hey, sandhya. >> yeah, and julian and dan, let's take a look at live doppler seven, because we are tracking a stronger storm. as we take a look

here, this is going to slam the bay area as we head towards midnight going into early tomorrow morning. rigt now on live doppler seven, i'm going to show you where the steadiest of the rain is. it's around santa rosa, windsor highway 101 mark west springs road. it's a level one for this evening. rain mainly in the north bay. slippery roads with the winds ramping up just about anywhere. those temperatures at this hour are anywhere from the 40s at clear lake and cloverdale to 60 degrees in san jose. look at this view from our zephyr cove camera. the snow is coming down, but it is treacherous to travel up there. chains are required on all roads leading to the mountains. so live doppler seven is tracking that snow. northern california seeing a rain snow mix. there's a winter storm warning until 10 p.m. tomorrow. above 5000ft, expecting 1 to 3ft now. higher amounts expected over the peaks with those gusts to 55. it's really going to be difficult to impossible travel, so i would hold off on heading up to the mountains. sunday is going

to be sunny. you'll be okay to get up there and enjoy some fresh snow. high surf advisory starts at 10 p.m. tonight for our coast. goes until 7 p.m. tomorrow. breakers 18 to 22ft will bring dangerous swimming, surfing conditions, risk of rip currents. so stay away from the water. coastal flood advisory until 1 p.m. monday. those king tides have continued every morning. tomorrow morning, just after 930. just over seven feet. so you know the park and rides the lots will see flooding. a beautiful view from emeryville, but it is a shaky view. level two storm arrives late tonight, overnight into the morning. there is a slight possibility of thunderstorms and monday a lighter rain is expected. still going to be a little windy so late tonight into tomorrow we bump the storm up to a level two. it's a moderate strength storm, rain, downpours at times, strong damaging winds, dangerous surf and certainly flooding is expected on our streams, creeks and roadways. not everywhere, but we will see it. winds out of the south 7:00 tonight, over 40 miles an hour going even higher as we head towards 10:00 pm.

over 50 mile an hour winds. just as the winds begin to back off a little bit at 3 a.m, watch what happens. they pick right back up again. so 7:00 in the morning you're going to see those winds out of the southwest 44 miles an hour and half moon bay topping 50. san francisco half moon bay at 11 a.m. by 6:00 in the evening. the winds are really dropping off. but don't be surprised if you wake up in the morning and you see some trees down or power outages late tonight, going into midnight, you're going to start to notice the heaviest of the rain coming in 5:00 in the morning. we are seeing soaking rain across the entire bay area. 7 a.m. there may even be some thunderstorms. and then quickly at 10:00 you go to just scattered showers in the morning into 1:00 in the afternoon. so if i were you, i'd hang on to the umbrellas. but know that before noon is when the heaviest of the rain is going to be passing through. rainfall estimates with this storm will range anywhere from about an inch and a half to almost three inches. in the santa cruz mountains. we're looking at higher totals in some of our wetter

locations, like the russian river area. temperatures first thing in the morning, 40s, 50s. stormy start to your saturday heading into tomorrow afternoon, 50s and 60s. and here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. it's a level two storm, a level one for monday in between. sunday ia day to get out, go do maybe your holiday shopping, but secure all your outdoor decorations because they're going to get blown around by the winds. and then next week tuesday through friday. right now it is looking like a quieter weather pattern. dan and julian. so that will be good leading up to the travel weekend. >> we will be ready for that. yes. thanks, sandhya. >> well, no matter the weather, you can play golf. and that's all thanks to the new

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any directives or any kind of orders to sheriff corpus. what? no, it doesn't answer. listen, man, i just. okay, the answer is no. >> a sharp exchange between a retired judge and the chief of staff to san mateo county sheriff cristina corpus. the abc7 news i-team has obtained the recordings of a two hour plus interview that led to a scathing report and calls for the sheriff to resign. >> and now that recording is raising questions about how the judge carried out her investigation. dan noyes is here with the story you'll only see on seven. >> well, julian and dan, i compared that recording to the transcript included in this massive report by retired judge ladoris cordell, and discovered she left out 29 pages of the transcript and made one basic, yet very important mistake

before going to work. as sheriff corpus chief of staff victor ainge had a long career in real estate and a private security business. in an interview last month, inge told me once he went to work at the sheriff's office, he stopped those outside jobs. >> everybody knows that. when i shrugged the sheriff's office from the first day there, there wasn't even room to breathe. we worked around the clock seven days a week. are doing outside work now. >> no, not that's the same thing, he told retired judge ladoris cordell, who was hired to investigate the sheriff's office at the request of county executive mike callagy. this recording of the interview from september 25th, obtained exclusively by the abc7 i-team. >> and it's just a very straightforward question. do you have any outside employment? no, ma'am. >> i and j explained he still has his real estate and private investigator licenses, but that the sheriff's office demanded too much of his time to work anywhere else. >> and by the time i took my position, i'm basically doing

the job of three people here. i stopped doing everything altogether. >> got it. >> still, in her final report, judge cordell concluded that i and j broke sheriff's office rules by having outside employment that has not been approved. she cited his linkedin profile that says his real estate and private security careers continue to the present day, and she quoted an anonymous employee who said i and j was out showing houses one day this year. what's your response to that? >> that's absurd. i didn't do any business. so for her to make those statements, i would have to look at my cv. but maybe it wasn't updated. >> judge cordell also concluded that i and j had a conflict of interest in negotiating the lease for a new substation and child care center for employees at this site. because of his work for coldwell banker, and implied he may have personally profited from the deal. >> did you know that coldwell banker was the broker for this lease? >> i don't think that is correct. >> in the report, judge cordell

clearly confuses two distinct companies. she cites the logo on this letter of intent for the lease, cbre and writes a google search revealed that cbre stands for coldwell banker real estate. >> that's not what cbre stands for. cbre stands for cb richard ellis. >> do your own online search and you'll find the coldwell banker, a regional residential and commercial real estate firm, and cb richard ellis, a global commercial real estate goliath that's on the fortune 500, share their beginnings in 1906 san francisco, but they haven't been associated in decades. in the report, the judge insisted that i and j must have known the cbre broker on the property, even though i and j denied it. >> and did you know mr. mcsweeney before that walk through? >> i've never met mr. mcsweeney before in my life before that day. >> the judge never bothered to contact the broker from cbre, bob mcsweeney. i texted him and he quickly confirmed, totally

different companies do not know victor, and i wish there were more steps that were taken to verify some information, because i feel that even the agent involved got kind of smeared on this one a little bit. i've emailed judge cordell several times about those mistakes. she's usually responsive when i contact her, but not this time. the bottom line the board of supervisors and the public, for that matter, made decisions about the sheriff and her chief of staff based on sometimes faulty and incomplete information. in that 400 page final report, judge cordell omitted pages from the interview transcript at various points. 29 missing pages in all. might be a coincidence, but the missing pages that the supervisors and the public never saw include some of victor j's strongest denials. page 49 is missing, but here's the recording. >> and just for the record, because i want to make sure that it is understood, i never in any

capacity or by myself, and i've never benefited from any deals or been representing myself as a broker or an agent at all whatsoever. >> judge cordell also concluded that i and j and the sheriff may have committed a misdemeanor crime because of his gold badge, with chief of staff rocker quote, allowing him to impersonate a full time salaried sworn employee with full police powers. you won't find most of ij's response in the report because of missing pages, but here's the recording. >> this is your gold badge. look like the badge of a sworn personnel. >> can i bring some a little bit more clarity into this, please? so all sworn personnel in, civilian staff have gold badges. >> it's true that the civilian director of the forensics lab has a gold sheriff's badge. volunteer reserve deputies have them, as do the volunteer air squn at san carlos airport. that's former sheriff greg monks and carlos bolanos in the middle.

>> and deputy victor i and j. >> that's me. >> i and j has also been a sworn reserve deputy in the department for 17 years. >> she should have checked. you know, she took the word of disgruntled employees and that's it. no. no verification. >> i and j tells me cordell did not ask for his police training and qualification records. i obtained them in two days by filing a public records act request in the cordell report. you also won't read what j told the judge about improvements he made to the new sheriff's headquarters. >> the sheriff wanted me to look at the plans of the building because nobody's ever looked at them. >> the transcript is missing, but we have the recording that you're hearing for the first time. i and j was shocked to find a terrible lack of security at the building. no key card readers, no cameras, no safety doors or metal detectors. >> we had to add an additional $750,000 of security features to the building in order to make it safe for the employees. >> and that's only because you

spotted it and brought it to their attention. yes, ma'am. >> i'm not here to my own horn, but yes, that is. i know construction, and it was missing, and it was an oversight, given the problems. >> in her report, i emailed judge cordell, all the supervisors and the county executive asking if they would correct the record, file an addendum to the report, and do interviews with me. i'll keep you up to date on their response. julian. >> dan, really excellent work. >> thanks. appreciate that. thank you very much. >> all right. if you have a story for dan and the i-team, just go to abc seven news.com slash i-team. >> well, coming up, an unusual step in a bankruptcy case, victim impact statements. that's because this case involves the oakland diocese and

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15%. >> emotional and graphic statements today from several survivors who are part of the sexual abuse scandal linked to the oakland diocese. the case was supposed to go to court last year, but the catholic church filed for bankruptcy in anrch effort to settle almost 350 claims. survivors gave testimony today as part of those proceedings. tom steyer is a whistleblower priest expelled for his efforts to tackle the sexual abuse scandal. he was in court to hear survivors speak. >> it educates bankruptcy judges like this on a visceral heart level. what these people go through. >> the oakland diocese did not return requests for comment, but in a message posted on its website, it states that it is offering between 160 to $198 million to settle hundreds of sexual abuse cases. >> a live look outside on this friday night, the strongest storm of the week will be here

tomorrow. sandy is tracking the wind and the rain where you live. >> the abc seven storm impact scale. >> heavy rain right on top. >> from 1 to 5. light to severe. know exactly how every storm will impact you. >> downed trees. road closures. >> be prepared with the storm impact

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marines are making to collect toys for toys for tots. >> the need is like, huge. i mean, you have so many kids out there with families that you know are asking for their kids to have a christmas. >> last year, toys for tots donated over 44,000 toys to children in alameda county. this year, they're hoping for more. >> this year, the need is closer to like, 70,000 kids. and there's just it keeps growing every year. >> we joined them at some of their stops. >> we're here at the disney at livermore outlets collecting all the toys for toys for tots, and santa is behind you. absolutely. he's always helping us out, supporting him. and the marines support santa. >> thank you so much. happy holidays, friends. >> take care. >> our store has personally between guests and whatnot, have donated almost 3000 toys. disney store itself has been proud to donate 10,000 toys. on top of

the 100,000 toys that disney has donated this year here, customers have been donating for weeks. >> why snow white? >> i just thought because i had a few options and i just thought she was really pretty, so i thought a little girl would really like her. >> the next stop, pixar, where hundreds of toys were donated ages from baby all the way up to teenagers, you know, sports dolls, cars. the big bus is packed and there's still several places to go to, all to helperal many kids have a merry christmas. in emeryville, luz pena, abc seven news. >> isn't that just the best? >> going to be a lot of real happy kids come christmas day, for sure. >> oh, yeah. the marines are so happy and proud to do that every year. all right, let's talk about the weather forecast. more intense rain coming. yeah. >> let's check back in with sandhya patel for a look at when the strongest rain is coming. hey, sandhya. >> yeah, the heaviest rain and the strongest winds will be late tonight. julian and dan take a look at live doppler

seven. right now we're just getting areas of rain here in the bay area. northern and central california will be seeing changes as we head towards late tonight. so let's get you into local live doppler seven. you will notice the steadiest of the rain is in the north bay. it's light to moderate. tomales tomales road heading into petaluma. highway 101. it's a level one right now, but late tonight into tomorrow, we bump this to a moderate strength storm. it's a level two. rain downpours at times. strong damaging winds, dangerous surf and flooding is expected from our sutro camera. you can already see the shaky view of san francisco. winds are ramping up 40 miles an hour at big rock ridge right now. even stronger winds are coming, so we go hour by hour. 730 tonight the rain is in the north bay. 1030 you start to see those downpours entering other parts of the bay area, and around midnight is when we will see some heavy rain that continues. 5 a.m. to about 8 a.m. is when we're going to see some heavier rain potential for thunder, some strong winds accompanying that as well, and then just scattered showers for the afternoon hours. here's a look at your highs 50s and 60s looking at

that accuweather seven day forecast. it's a level two for tomorrow. stormy start to your saturday. sunday is brighter. it's dry. if you need to still get out and do some stuff for the holidays, that's your day. rain is back, but it's not nearly as intense of a system on monday. it's a level one, and then we'll get that opportunity to dry out for several days. >> julian, we like the sound of that. appreciate it. all right. >> sports director larry beil is here. 49 ers tonight. it's been tough. >> yeah. oh man. i almost was going to walk off the set. but because we saw that last night season of disappointment and misery for the niners capped by linebacker de'vondre campbell refusing to go into last night's game with the rams. reaction from the niners made it quite clear he does not have a is actually smellier than other kinds of sweat? that's why i use secret clinical antiperspirant. it works on sweat from: stress, heat and activity. it provides 3x stress sweat protection. secret works. [♪]

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has played his last down for the san francisco 49 ers. this after the veteran linebacker just refused to go into last night's loss against the rams in the third quarter. campbell was signed to play while dre greenlaw was rehabbing his torn achilles. now greenlaw returned last night as the starter, and apparently that did not sit well with campbell. greenlaw left with a sore knee in the third quarter and campbell said no when told to go into the game. quitting on the team with the season on the line, that is just flat out unacceptable. and campbell will soon be a former

40 niner. >> we're working through the semantics of exactly how the to deal with it, but i mean, you guys heard from me last night. you guys heard from our players. like his actions from the game is just not something he can do to your team or your teammates and still expect to be a part of our team. >> people go through or going through random things off the field. i can't speak on that. you know, whatever. you know, his decision was it wasn't for this organization. it wasn't for this team. and, you know, that's on him. so not very happy about it. i would have something to say. like, i wish i would have heard about it on the field, but i didn't. now, is that the reason we lost? absolutely not. but you don't really. it's hard to win football games when someone doesn't want to play football, especially when you're suited up and kind of puts you,e puts you down. especially when you lose two linebackers and, you know, could address another one. >> so the looming question for the 40 niners going into next season is how much do you pay brock purdy. because he doesn't look like a $60 million

quarterback right now. that porous offensive line certainly isn't helping. but his decision making also has not been great. just over five minutes left in last night's game, purdy goes for the bomb, but he had two receivers open on checkdowns. that will put the niners close to field goal range. that could have tied the game up. instead, picked off niners lose 12 six and the playoff hopes are gone. >> i just feel like i had a lot of plays left out there that i could have made for our team. i thought the defense and special teams played so good. you know, that's that's what's hurting me is i just feel like i'm. i failed the team. i could have been better for our offense and we could have put up more points. rams are a good, good team overall more than anything for the way that we play on offense and our standard. i could have been better for sure. >> san jose state receiver nick nash led the nation with 104 catches, almost 1400 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns, but did not win the biletnikoff award, given to the best receiver in the country that went to colorado's two way star travis hunter, who caught 92 passes with 14 tds. and he was also playing defensive back. hunter will likely win the heisman tomorrow, but nash has been named to the coaches

all-american team. next stop for both of them is the nfl. whoops. now the warriors. they really wanted to be in las vegas this weekend, but a late fourth quarter meltdown in houston on wednesday night knocked them out of the nba cup. dubs are in fifth place in the west. the record is 14 and ten, with klay thompson and the mavs coming to town on sunday. >> we feel like we've given away three games and but that's the margin for error between being at the top of the west and being in the middle of the pack. so what steph is saying is right, we keep giving away games and we're in the middle of the pack. that makes us mediocre. >> warriors need to make a trade for a scorer to help steph curry. sports on abc seven. sponsored by smart and final. here's the thing that really stings with the 49 ers and de'vondre campbell. you had two players charvarius ward and trent williams who both lost babies this year. yeah. right right. super super sad and emotional. ward played last night. williams is hurt so he

couldn't play. but he had come back previously. and you have a player who's sitting out who's fully healthy because he's in his feelings. yeah, right. that that they call it professional football for a reason. that is not a professional move. >> i would hope he think he regrets that decision. all right. thanks, larry. >> coming up tonight on abc seven at eight it's shark tank. followed at nine by 2020. then you'll want to stick with us for abc seven news at 11. and remember abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven. go and get that abc seven bay area app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. >> finally, this friday, a few thoughts about what really matters as new details continue to come to light about the murder of the united health care ceo. many are surprised by the reaction from the public. many are not surprised at all the cold blooded assassination on the streets of new york, shot from behind, was as cowardly as it was calculated and callous. the response to the shooting is exposing deep seated anger toward the health care industry and beyond. so much so that

major corporations are on high alert, looking to beef up security and lower the online profiles of c-suite executives. the public outcry over brian thompson's murder is intersecting with personal grievances, as people share stories of medical claim, rejections that led to financial ruin or sometimes even loss of life. the backlash, highlighting broader frustrations with rising health care costs, systemic inequities and even the wealth gap. what really matters is that this shooting must be condemned for what it was a murder that can't be justified. but it may also help lead to reforms to a health care system that even those in charge of it acknowledge needs change. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on social media at dan ashley abc seven. >> well, that will do it for this edition of abc seven news. i'm julian glover. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. see you at 11.

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