reporting live in sausalito lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you.ou can track the rain throughout the week ahead with the abc seven bay area app. you can get the latest forecast and the same live doppler seven radar our weather team uses. just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store and download it now. >> in the east bay, layoffs are coming to oakland city workers, a consequence of the city's devastating financial crisis. that's according to a memo from the city administrator that was obtained by the east bay times, the first two city departments to see staffing cuts are public works, which will see 26 roles gone. then the police department, where 19 positions will be eliminated. those are the two hardest hit agencies for this round, which will affect 100 workers total. oakland city administrator called the layoffs hard, but necessary to help close a historic $129 million deficit. unions say the layoffs are reckless, unacceptable and devastating for residents. >> happening today, activists are calling for people to skip work, school an

as abc seven news reporter lena howland shows us, the point of this day is to showcase the vital role of immigrants in the u.s. economy. >> storefronts look a little different in san francisco monday morning, this restaurant in the mission closed, and street vendors that would normally line mission street mostly gone. >> it's not to affect businesses easiest to prove your car with our power, with our money, but we can contribute to this country for the economy. >> rodrigo lopez is president of the mission street vendors association, who works. >> as a. >> street vendor himself. but on monday, he chose not to work, standing in solidarity of a day without immigrants. this is an annual day of protest, but it was moved up a few months in response to president trump's immigration policies. with no school, no work, and no shopping. >> we played almost the same role. like everyone, we pay taxes, we buy houses, we buy cars, we spend money every single day like everybody else. it is no different. we are the same. >> organizers say the goal behind this day of action is to highlight the vital ro

lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you lena. and the north bay is an area we're watching very closely because we have heavy rain moving in through the next two days with our next atmospheric river. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. currently, the rain is around eureka, but this system will move south throughout the day today and actually stall over us tomorrow. temperatures right now. not all that chilly out there with a south wind. we have temperatures mainly in the mid 50s right now, so this morning it's relatively quiet after a pretty wet weekend. we'll find overcast skies drizzle at best for the first half of your day. it's not until later this afternoon. the rain returns to the north bay and then overnight tonight that rain will spread south and east, so daytime highs will be in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. we have a flood watch posted for the entire region and it's for good reason. our ground is pretty saturated, especially in the north bay, and more rainfall on the way. we will most certainly see issues w

but as abc seven news reporter lena howland explains, there was one small thing that she didn't quiteet right. >> some of the music industry's biggest names united in los angeles thursday night, all to support communities impacted by the wildfires. >> and i was pretty sure as they whisked me away and evacuated me, my least favorite word. now to another safe place that when i turned around and looked, my house would be up in flames. >> legendary stevie nicks opening up to the crowd about her home in pacific palisades, built out of wood in 1938. >> it would have set the rest of the whole street on both sides on fire. >> the historic fires destroyed or damaged more than 10,000 structures and burned over 14,000 acres, but her home was miraculously spared from the flames. >> the reason it got saved is because it was a team from santa rosa, the santa rosa firefighters that saved her, and they never gave up. i have to tell you, not just on my house, but on the whole side of the whole mountain canyon that was coming up towards us. >> nicks giving a special shout out to santa rosa firefighters