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and gusty winds as a strong system makes its way through the bay area right now. and we'll take a live look from lake tahoe where you can see the snow is coming down. it's good news for skiers waiting for the fresh powder, but making some dangerous conditions on the road. good morning everybody. it's december 14th. we have a lot to get to this morning. just watching all the lightning moving through the area. amazing. >> yes, just behind us, counting 21 strikes. so we've got thunderstorms, a level three system for the next two hours. check that out. as the surface low moves right overhead the bay area. this is incredible. not only the lightning strikes, the gusty winds, the heavy downpours. and as we take you in, can you even tell we're in saratoga? there, the santa cruz mountains with multiple lightning strikes, that cold air moving in. this is the second round of very heavy rain. daly city, the peninsula 280. you can see it offshore rain rates right here over a half inch an hour. as we look up towards the north,

you can see the heavy rain from 580 richmond over into the east bay, now san ramon, pleasanton. it's light. it's also light in the north bay. and this level three is going to take us through about 7:00 this morning with strong damaging winds, dangerous surf. look at the win. gusts to 35 miles an hour in the south bay. up in the north bay we've got breezy winds. the winds are going to linger longer than the rain. upper elevations 45 mile an hour. winds mount umunhum. so as we go through the next several hours, notice how quickly the rain diminishes after the 7:00 hour. we are in the 40s and 50s this morning with multiple advisories to pass along to you. our high wind warning along the coast taking us through 7:00. winds gusting in excess of 60 miles an hour. and we have our flood alerts from the north bay, a flood warning up towards the russian river. and the next few hours. notice how quickly this moves out of town. not only are we talking a few scattered showers and a level one through mid morning, but sunshine this afternoon. stephanie.

>> and you can hear that rain coming down hard this morning. this is what things looked like in the santa cruz mountains overnight. the area is under a high wind warning and will likely continue seeing heavy rain throughout the morning. as lisa just mentioned. now, this weekend's weather is expected to be the most intense since that storm that moved through the bay area before thanksgiving. p-g-and-e's crews have spent the last couple of days preparing as the incoming storm 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. >> we're all being encouraged to clean out gutters and drain pipes. you should also charge electronic devices in the event you'll need a flashlight. ready to go. now up in the sierra, there is plenty of snow on the roads. take a look at all this with more to come this weekend. the storm is expected to dump a significant amount of powder at the higher elevations. good for

skiers, of course, but chain requirements on the ground are in effect along highway 50 over echo summit and along parts of interstate 80. now you can track the rain with the abc seven bay area app. it gives you access to the same live doppler seven lisa and the weather team use, and will also send alerts with important updates. now we're following new details in the murder investigation of unitedhealthcare ceo and the san francisco police department's reported tip. luigi mangione is being held in jail for last week's shooting of brian thompson. police say neither mangione nor his mother had insurance through unitedhealthcare. he was arrested on monday in pennsylvania, six days after the shooting in new york. investigators now believe he left new york by train, not a bus as previously thought. the nypd now confirms sfpd did pass along information suggesting mangione as the possible shooter before his arrest, but the fbi reportedly didn't pass along that tip in a way that was clear

enough. it came from law enforcement, so the information was not prioritized. nypd previously claimed none of the hundreds of tips received included mangione's identity. now to the latest on speaker nancy pelosi. abc seven news has confirmed she's been hospitalized after falling and fracturing her hip. pelosi was at an event walking down a staircase at the grand ducal palace in luxembourg at the time she was there, visiting to commemorate the 80 years since the battle of the bulge. pelosi's spokesperson says she cannot attend any of the other ceremonies, but will continue working. now, the abc seven news i-team has obtained a recording at the center of the scandal surrounding san mateo county sheriff christina corpus and compared it to the 400 page audit released by retired judge ladoris cordell. so we have learned the judge left out apparently 29 pages of the interview transcript with the sheriff's chief of staff, victor

enge. the board of supervisors made a decision to ask corpus to resign based on incomplete information, according to this report. judge cordell accused diane j. of personally profiting from the county's lease of a new substation, but she confused his former real estate company with the one that actually handled the deal. >> and just for the record, mayor, 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 the sheriff and chief of staff may have committed a misdemeanor crime, because i and j where's this gold badge? but the i-team has confirmed both sworn and civilian staff at the department also wear gold badges. you can watch the i-team's entire reporting on this story over on our website, abc seven news.com. if you have

a story for us, just go to our website slash i-team emotional and graphic statements 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 an effort to settle almost 350 claims. survivors gave testimony as a part of those proceedings. tim steyer is a whistleblower priest expelled for his efforts to tackle the 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 our requests for further comment on this, but in a message posted on its website, it states that it's offering between 160 to $198 million to settle hundreds of sexual abuse cases. now, major action is being taken in california's

drive to fight climate change. the supreme court has agreed to take up a challenge to the state's ability to set strict emissions limits. here's abc seven news reporter tara campbell. >> the u.s. supreme court agreeing friday to review a case that will determine whether the oil industry can challenge california's standards for vehicle emissions and electric cars. >> it's not just going to slow down california when it comes to air quality and climate change. >> it's under the clean air act. the epa has granted california waivers, which essentially let the state set its own standards for emissions and allows for other states to adopt those same standards. >> looking historically, every time that california was pulling forward with new regulation or new levels, then the rest of the world was following up in the oil industry's appeal to the supreme court. >> it argues that the epa waivers are unlawful, and now the court will decide whether oil companies can make that argument in other lawsuits.

>> the fact that they granted review on the standing question suggests to me that they're likely to find that the trade groups do have standing, and then those groups need to decide what they're going to take on. >> right now, about 25% of vehicles sold in california are electric or plug in hybrid. but the experts say if the oil industry gets the go ahead to challenge electric vehicle incentives, progress will come to a halt. >> without this regulation, we will not have the supply as much as we like, so we will not be able to choose between gas cars and electric car as as we would like to have. >> california is requiring 35% of vehicles in the 2026 model year be zero emissions. that number is set to rise again in 2030, and the experts say those regulations are holding automakers accountable. >> without california pressure, without the policy, they will not volunteer because the shift, the shift to electric cars or to

clean transportation is against kind of the natural behavior of humans. you don't like to do upfront investment in order to save later. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> incoming president donald trump has promised to push back against california's tougher regulations on this. he has vowed to rescind the waivers granted by the epa. the agency is currently weighing a waiver for california to ban gas only cars by the year 2035. all right. the rain is coming down outside. let's check in with lisa. >> we have thunderstorms, stephanie. gusty winds over 35 miles an hour in san jose and a level three system until 7:00 this morning. you can't see anything out there. please stay off the roads. we will have the wind continue throughout the morning hours, but an abrupt end to the rain. my accuweather seven day forecast is coming up. >> lisa thank you. also ahead, flames through the roof of this

central coast post office. how neighbors quickly helped several residents out of their apartments next door. and santos will be taking over the streets of san francisco today, rain or shine. but why are people warning about potential

hammer lends. the rain is coming down hard. lisa is tracking a level three storm this morning, and she'll have the latest for you coming up in a few minutes. a devastating fire has left several people without a home and a community without a post office. it happened in brookdale, in the santa cruz mountains. the fire started around midnight on friday. several apartments sit above the town's post office, and residents woke up to the commotion of their neighbors knocking on the doors and alerting them to about these flames. now, first, officials confirmed neighbors helped four

people out of the building, but two children and one man were still inside. >> 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. >> the children and adults were taken to the local hospital, and they are currently recovering from smoke inhalation and burns. the post office is temporarily closed now, and workers are relocating mail to the boulder creek post office for residents to pick up. well, we've had a lot of discouraging news recently about the dungeness crab season being delayed here in the bay area, but a big development this week could help turn the situation around. this spring. experimental crab traps have a pop up system designed to prevent whales from getting entangled by keeping lines on the ocean floor, and more crabbers will now be able to use them. a surprise decision by the california fish and game commission will dramatically expand the number of special pop up permits for this spring, and i can't stress this enough. >> this is a tipping point at

getting our spring fishery back. it's been six years. you know, you got to look at where we came from, where we're at and where we're headed. >> the increase in permits could double the potential fleet from 20 boats last year to 40 boats operating from april to june. well, the marines picked up toys from the abc seven news studio for this year's toys for tots, a cause we have been donating to for years now. abc seven, through our parent company, disney, donated 5000 toys to our local toys for tots chapter. the disney ultimate toy drive has provided grants to toys for tots for decades. >> i remember when i was a child, i actually received toys from toys for tots. right at the time, i did not realize it was a marine corps program, but now looking back, i realize it. so i'm very grateful for them personally because i received toys from them. >> amazon also presented a $25,000 check and 500 stem toys

to the organization. yesterday was the last day the marines are collecting toys before the holidays, but you can still donate toys online. just go to disney store.com through christmas eve to help make the holidays happier for children in need. we'd love to see that. well, the winter walk is back in san francisco's union square. this signature holiday event includes ice skating, food and drink vendors, live performances, and, of course, lots of shopping. it's on stockton street and spans two blocks from post to o'farrell with rotating local vendors each day. >> oh gosh. well, we love to come here every year. it's a tradition for our family and this year our little ones are old enough now to enjoy it themselves and see all the wonders of san francisco at christmas time. >> even though it's so cold, it's so enjoyable to happy holidays. >> it was great to see the turnout. winter walk runs through sunday the 22nd and santa will be there today, rain

or shine. it's the most wonderful time of the year, depending on your perspective. what's come to be known as santa con invades san francisco today, but organizers are warning participants don't be scammed. they say the original san francisco santa con is free, and you actually don't need to buy a ticket to attend this. the annual pub crawl kicks off at noon at civic center. participants are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy to donate to the fire department's toy drive, so santas will be congregating around union square starting at noon. but of course, we're tracking this major storm that's moving through the bay area right now. level three, as you just bumped it up. >> well, i just had amanda tweet at me in the south bay. they're hearing thunder there up in the south bay so you can see all the lightning strikes. and remarkable this level three for the next several hours with very gusty winds. we have our high wind warning winds in excess of 35 miles an hour. they'll continue to ramp up to about 50.

and look at all those lightning strikes. we have the area of low pressure, the unstable core of this system. the second bout of heavy rain on the way right now through 7:00. so the first 1st may have woke you up at about midnight, but check that out. this is incredible. as you can see, that classic comma shape offshore. and look at all this lightning headed to the peninsula, the south bay over into the east bay. this is quite amazing to see. and rain rates within these red arrows here up to an inch an hour. it is coming down really good. so you should definitely stay inside. this all moves over to the east. we've got the peninsula and the south bay. the santa cruz mountains lit up right now. this continues to slide off to the east. and as we look at parts of the central bay here, this is oakland, 8-80 you can see from richmond the reds there and rain rates of almost a half inch an hour over into the east bay. getting into the act here from concord, you see the lightning strike out

towards altamont and up in the north bay for a change. here you've got the lighter rain, but this will continue to slide on through. so another hour and a half of this heavy rain, gusty winds, thunderstorms this level three. and then this is going to be downgraded to a level one as soon as 730, 8:00 as this system passes to the east of us with that dangerous surf. so the weather service right on it right now looking at these areas and allowing for a flood advisory to take us through 8:00 this morning, that's how heavy the rain is coming down and the soil can't absorb it. so we're going to see some trees come down, some power outages. so 6:00 this morning. look how quickly it's out of here. and you can see the winds wrapping around this through 10:00. the winds are going to stay with us through about noontime. then we break out into some sunshine. this is sunday morning and then the clouds move in. another much, much lighter system heads our way quickly into monday morning. so rainfall rates heaviest in the south bay this morning and along the peninsula three quarters of an inch

easily. you can see over an inch in san jose, only a 10th to a third of an inch in the north bay. and look at these winds. straight winds from the south here, 40 to 50 miles an hour. the rain has moved on through, but the purples are still with us. this is 11:00 this morning. 52 mile an hour wind gusts from point reyes. and then the winds will ease up by about 2:00 in the afternoon. still quite breezy to gusty, but you'll notice things certainly calming down. so obviously we have this flood advisory, the wind warning. and you can see into our inland valleys of the east bay. this is through 7:00. and the snow. it is snowing right now at lake tahoe. but this is above 6500ft. so at lake level and the resorts, we're picking up about a foot, bit better. some good news. that heavy cement getting down for the base there. 58 in fremont today. notice the sun coming out, a few areas of showers and the accuweather seven day forecast is level three. the next hour and a half to two hours. then we are looking at a

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>> looks like a lot of fun. well, still to come this morning we are learning about progress in the fight against a massive fire burning in malibu. evacuation orders are slowly being lifted this morning. and as we head to break a check on live doppler seven. the bay area bracing for this level three storm lisa is tracking the very latest for you and

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bay and on the peninsula. look at all the lightning strikes. we've been counting them for you in the last 30 minutes. and you can see they're headed to the peninsula. the south bay. over 24 strikes in the last 30 minutes. so this is going to continue for another hour and a half. and you see on the peninsula there, look at that deep shade of red there just off the coast. and if that moves overhead, that's torrential rain over an inch and a third an hour. and then the quick moving system with this is the good news, but it is putting down some very heavy rain, some flooding from concord. there you can see the reds and yellows over a quarter of an inch an hour and up towards american canyon and sears point. more heavy rain, but for a change, the north bay extreme north bay not getting in on the heavy rain just yet. in fact, they probably will be out of it. they've seen the heavy rain throughout the 12 1:00 hour this morning. flood advisory until 8:00 this morning for the north bay, the east bay, the peninsula, this level three until 7:00 with strong damaging winds. these winds in excess of 35 miles an hour and upper

elevations will see winds of 40 miles an hour. you can see 57 mile an hour wind gusts mount umunhum. the winds are going to continue past the rain, so the rain ends at about seven 8:00 this morning. just a few showers and then we'll be left with gusty winds. a raw feeling day out there, but by midday the winds will dial back the wind. warning through 7:00 along the coast, the flood warning and advisories. up to the north you can see the lighter greens, the russian river. that's where we're having some flooding concerns. and here's a look at how quickly it moves through. 7:00 you see the downpours in fremont and san ramon. then by 10:00 it's very light rain. we've got a level one system the rest of the day, a few scattered showers, and then we'll talk about a break for your sunday. >> all right. thanks, lisa. in the north bay, where homeowners and first responders are bracing for the strong winds and heavy rain. all of this as they're still cleaning up from the last storm, which caused significant flooding. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard reports from petaluma. 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. >> cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> all right. here's a look at the current power outages across the bay area. right now, we're seeing more than 600 people

without electricity in pacifica. this is pacifica manor, if you're familiar. we're told it's going to be restored, hopefully around 615. now, just south of there, west of sharp park, we're seeing another outage of hundreds of people. and south of that in half moon bay, about another one of around 500 people. so we'll continue tracking this for you throughout the morning. as lisa mentioned, the worst of the storm will run through 7:00. so i hope you're at home joining us. and you should stay there until it's safe to be out. all right. the storm is bringing several feet of snow to ski resorts this weekend. yesterday's snowfall already attracted plenty of skiers and snowboarders, but as ski fans headed up to the sierra, weather conditions and chain controls created a traffic mess. ski patrols say they are expected, expecting rather above average snowfall. so if you're traveling up to tahoe this weekend, make sure to check for any road closures and chain

requirements, and you can track the rain online in real time at abc seven news.com. you can also download our abc seven bay area app for updates and alerts. just enable push notifications. we're getting our first look now at video showing the moments before bart police shot a woman during a confrontation. it happened almost a month ago at the union city station. now, you may find this video disturbing, and we want you to know the woman who was shot did survive. abc seven news reporter monica madden walks you through the incident. >> 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, i just want 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 dmv, ma'am. >> yeah. let me talk first. >> 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 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. 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'm just here. no no no! no! stop! get off 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 gunshots fired. >> officials say gunfire hit her in the upper torso. what are you doing to me? >> get out! what did you do? >> hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. wait, 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. >> we're following developing news in southern california now. evacuation orders have been lifted for people living near the state's only active wildfire there. the franklin fire. it has burned more than 4000 acres of malibu this week. it's currently 32% contained and isn't growing very much thanks to the cooler weather, higher humidity levels, and less wind in that area. some evacuation warnings are still in effect, though those aren't mandatory. the fire destroyed 14 buildings, including half a dozen homes. about a dozen additional buildings have been damaged. well, still ahead this morning, celebrations erupt in the streets of seoul. the south korean president learns his fate

in office weeks after declaring martial law. and we'll take you outside for this live look from our roof camera. you see some raindrops accumulating on our lens. lisa is tracking the latest on this level three storm moving through the bay area

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are facing intense pressure to give more details on mysterious drone sightings in the northeast that have been going on for weeks now. former maryland governor larry hogan posted this video yesterday saying he saw dozens of large drones above his house for about 45 minutes. local lawmakers are now demanding answers from federal authorities about what's behind them. the white house national security spokesperson says there's no evidence the drones pose any threat or are tied to a foreign country. all right, let's get you outside. how's it looking, lees? >> oh. not good. we have a line of very dangerous thunderstorms and gusty winds moving through the peninsula and the south bay at this hour, with torrential rain and flooding concerns. there's a look at our roof camera. this is all going to last for another hour to hour and a half until we see. then we're going to see an abrupt end. but the winds

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good morning to you. check it out. this is a dangerous line of thunderstorms that is moving right on through san francisco, the peninsula, the south bay. look at all the lightning strikes. we have this area of low pressure, a narrow, cold frontal band that is just going to slam into the coast now. and you probably have been woken up with the thunder. and as we get in a little bit closer, look at that line of thought of lightning. this kind of worries me a little bit right here, this feature, as we continue to watch that push right towards the peninsula. here you can see the deep reds and magenta. and as we get into parts of the south bay, you can see just lit up with lightning here. this is los altos moving over into cupertino, over into the east bay. you've got moderate to heavy rain now from concord, back westward to berkeley into sears point highway 37. and then just looking offshore right there where you're going to see torrential downpours moving into san francisco within the next 15

to 30 minutes over into the east bay, not letting up throughout livermore, but we do see the lighter rain up towards the north bay, where you had 1 to 2in, even three plus inches at about midnight, and now you're just looking at the light rain. while the heaviest rain is from central marin on southward. so this level three lasting until 7:00 with the torrential rain, the thunderstorms, the lightning, the strong damaging winds, the high surf and the national weather service. looking at these areas here, highlighted until 8:00 for our flood advisory with these rain rates just really, really bringing down a lot of water in a short period of time. so 6:00 we're getting towards another area of heavy rain and then by 10:00 look at the winds wrapping around this system. we've got winds in excess of 60 miles an hour. then finally things will settle down throughout the later afternoon hours, waking up to some sun on sunday and yet a little bit more rain to follow

into your early monday morning. this system very weak. but as for today, the peninsula and the south bay. looking at the higher rain rates from a half inch to better there from mountain view and san jose, and just lighter amounts, maybe a third or so up towards santa rosa. so as we look at the winds, this is what really gets going. the thunderstorms, the lightning moving through. and then as we get towards the back side of this system, look at that 50 mile an hour wind gusts along half moon bay up to 60 point reyes in these purples indicate those fierce winds. so with all that water and then the wind continuing throughout the one 2:00 hour, you can bet there will be some damage out there throughout the rest of the day and evening. the winds lighten up, and we have a dry day for you in store tomorrow, but this is where we're concerned. over into the east bay, san francisco, the north bay, where we're getting some flooding and the wind warnings along the coast. this is through 7:00. and as we get to the sierra nevada, it is snowing right now, temperatures right around freezing. and this takes us through 10:00 snow levels at

about 6000ft. and the resorts doing well with over a foot to a foot and a half of snow for the rest of the day. today things really settle down. temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60 in the accuweather seven day forecast right through 7:00 this level three. then we're down to level one dry for the rest most of the rest of the day into sunday. monday morning, a few showers and then into the rest of the week. it's looking much better. stephanie. >> all right lisa thank you. to sports now san francisco 40 niners coach kyle shanahan making it clear linebacker de'vondre campbell will soon be taken off the team. but how is not clear. here's abc seven sports director larry beil. >> good morning everybody. the 40 niners started the season with super bowl dreams. but fatigue, holdouts and injuries turned this season into a nightmare. low lighted by de'vondre campbell just flat out refusing to go into thursday night's loss to the rams. now, campbell was signed to a one year deal for $5 million to hold down a linebacker spot until dre

greenlaw was healthy after he had achilles tendon surgery, the coaches said, hey, de'vondre, we need you to play in the third quarter. and he said, no. apparently upset that he didn't start. safe to say he's played his final game for the red and gold. >> his decision was it wasn't for this organization. it wasn't for this team. and now that's on him. 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. is that the reason we lost? absolutely not. but 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 uh- puts you down, especially when you lose two linebackers and, you know, could address another one. >> niners are going to have an expensive decision to make regarding brock purdy next year, because he has not looked like a $60 million qb. the offensive line certainly has to take some blame for that. but down by three five minutes left. purdy throws the bomb. he had two receivers open on checkdowns that would have set up a field goal. picked off niners lose 12 six, all but eliminating any playoff hopes. >> i 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 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. >> speaking of being better, the warriors are repeating the disturbing trend of fourth quarter collapses. we saw it again wednesday in houston in the nba cup game. they got bounced out of the cup. the dubs fifth in the west. they're 14 and ten. they got 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. >> big game version of women's hoops stanford and cal and berkeley. this was a good game. iona from way out to end the half. emily again driving,

scoring cal nine at the break. start of the third quarter. lulu twidale quick catch and release splash. she had six threes and then moments later it's emily again. they just keep moving farther and farther away from the basket. she had 20 mark to suarez steph like from way out. game high 21 for her 18 threes for cal. that is a program record as the golden bears win 8363. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody i'm larry beil. >> thank you larry. a reminder that you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. you can download the app now and start streaming. lisa, we'll be right back with the latest on this

up to this alert on your phone this morning. to a tornado warning from the national weather service. it's in effect

until 615 this morning. you're asked to take shelter now in a basement at the lowest floor of your house. for parts of san francisco. lisa is tracking the very latest on the locations. lisa. >> yes, stephanie. we saw this feature. i saw this feature offshore just a few minutes ago. and as you said, until 615, daly city, san francisco. take shelter. a tornado warning this is moving onshore right now to the peninsula. you can even see up towards mill valley here in these signatures on the tornado showing rotation with height. this is a very dangerous situation. so really, please stay indoors. and as you look down the coast here, you can see from san bruno rain rates of over an inch an hour. we have had a very narrow cold front and with that the heavy downpours, the very gusty winds and the dangerous thunderstorms, the severe thunderstorms that are pushing along the peninsula into the east bay, we've got rain rates of over a 10th of an inch an hour. you can see from

concord and also the rain through sears point, but lighter rain up in the north bay. but right here, that feature right there, if you were to go up in height, you would see the rotating winds going in different directions from our radar beam. and this is something you don't usually see. in fact, it's more of a midwest feature. and the national weather service for these areas where the heavy rain is coming in, has issued not only that tornado warning in purple, but also the flood advisories, where we're looking at rain rates of 1 to 2in since this past hour. so really a tough situation here. stay inside. we've got the level three now throughout the next hour or so. so we've got the heavy rain moving through the thunderstorms, the tornado warning and then the gusty winds that are going to stay with us throughout the day. right now 28 to 35 miles an hour. and the strongest weather here is along the peninsula. you can see mount umunhum, the winds up to 64 miles an hour. so the north bay not in this for a change. it's the peninsula, the south bay.

this will be all moving across to the east bay. but we are looking at those rain rates coming down dramatically after that line moves on through. so everyone stay put, be careful and stay tuned i live in central texas.

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abc seven mornings live right now at 6:00. >> live doppler seven lit up in green and yellow this morning. we're following breaking news just in. the national weather service issued a tornado warning just minutes ago, and we're tracking heavy rainfall and gusty winds as this level three storm makes its way through the bay area. good morning everybody. now the areas affected, we know san francisco, daly city, broadmoor just south of daly city. what's the latest? >> yes, san mateo through the next 20 minutes. so we are looking at severe thunderstorms, heavy downpours and rotation with height, which means a tornado. so