. >> and i'm ama-daetz. we are in for more winds and very cold temperatures jay we begin with -- >> we begin with sandhya patel. sandhya? >> dan and ama the winds are loud out there. it is hard to miss them. when you factor in the cold conditions, it is actually very chilly outside. let's look at live doppler 7hd. the skies are clear and the winds are still gusty. about 37 miles an hour at half moon bay and 35 at sfo. they have come down some since earlier tonight. as you take a look here, wind advisory is still running until noon tomorrow. trees and power lines could still topple and here is a live picture from our emeryville camera where you will notice the peak wind gusts over 60 miles an hour, mount de diablo and napa airport twin peeks same thing. winds close to 40 miles an hour at the airport. now we are looking at the wind damage reports still growing. in the bay area, 60. trees and power lines are going down. this is a common scene as you look at this twitter picture. willow glen this viewer said thi

. >> and i'm ama-daetz. we are in for more winds and very cold temperatures jay we begin with -- >> we begin with sandhya patel. sandhya? >> dan and ama the winds are loud out there. it is hard to miss them. when you factor in the cold conditions, it is actually very chilly outside. let's look at live doppler 7hd. the skies are clear and the winds are still gusty. about 37 miles an hour at half moon bay and 35 at sfo. they have come down some since earlier tonight. as you take a look here, wind advisory is still running until noon tomorrow. trees and power lines could still topple and here is a live picture from our emeryville camera where you will notice the peak wind gusts over 60 miles an hour, mount de diablo and napa airport twin peeks same thing. winds close to 40 miles an hour at the airport. now we are looking at the wind damage reports still growing. in the bay area, 60. trees and power lines are going down. this is a common scene as you look at this twitter picture. willow glen this viewer said thi

. >> ama, this storm is going to soak us and pick up the winds as we head towards your tuesday. we may even be seeing thunderstorms around here. let's chk out live doppler 7 hd and i'll show you where we still have some showers in the east bay, very light return from oakland toward lafayette, concord, san ramon, down to street level here. right around skyline boulevard we are seeing a few returns, macarthur boulevard, wet roadways for the evening compute. this is nothing in comparison to the storm that's coming. it's got a pretty good subtropical moisture tap. it is going to bring with it some heavy rain. urban flooding, wind damage, power outages, moderate risks as we take a look at our storm risks for tuesday. slight chance of thunderstorms, up to five inches of rain for our bay area mountains. as you take a look at the timing, 11:00 tonight, clouds, as we head toward the morning commute, it is starting to get wet. at 5:00 a.m., rain intensifies during the morning commute. this storm is not in a hurry to leave us. i'll be back with a detailed look on how much rain you can expe

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. >> i'm ama daetz. that break is allowing cities to assess the damage from a big downpour this morning. in san francisco, crews are cleaning up several trees knocked down by winds and rain. the rain was coming down heavily on 280 this morning in hillsborough. drivers had to deal with a few pools on the highway that can cause hydroplaning. >> the chp answered four times the number of collision calls, about 400 in all. one of those crashes came in lafayette. a driver slid off the road right into a traffic signal and that backed up traffic. in marin, the park and ride lot is flooded over not only because of the rain but also due to high tide. it's more than half a foot deep in some spots. let's take a live look outside from the emeryville camera. you can see dark, stormy clouds remain out there. spencer christian live outside with today's rain totals and also a look at live doppler 7 hd. >> it's raining lightly right now here where we are up on the roof at abc 7. let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd. i w

. >> and i'm ama-daetz. we are in for more winds and very cold temperatures jay we begin with -- >> we begin with sandhya patel. sandhya? >> dan and ama the winds are loud out there. it is hard to miss them. when you factor in the cold conditions, it is actually very chilly outside. let's look at live doppler 7hd. the skies are clear and the winds are still gusty. about 37 miles an hour at half moon bay and 35 at sfo. they have come down some since earlier tonight. as you take a look here, wind advisory is still running until noon tomorrow. trees and power lines could still topple and here is a live picture from our emeryville camera where you will notice the peak wind gusts over 60 miles an hour, mount de diablo and napa airport twin peeks same thing. winds close to 40 miles an hour at the airport. now we are looking at the wind damage reports still growing. in the bay area, 60. trees and power lines are going down. this is a common scene as you look at this twitter picture. willow glen this viewer said thi

. >> i'm ama-daetz. it happened near dutch flats a few miles east of auburn. >> terrifying ordeal recorded on the passengers' smartphone. >> abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live in santa clara where the suspect used to live. lisa? >> she moved to santa clara in 2003. i spoke with the officers here at the santa clara police department a little while ago, and they told me they have -- they had a few run ins with her. the last one was in 2008. all of them were for minor traffic violations. really nothing compared to what she is charged with now. >> we have a vehicle that has been following us and telling us she is a cop and keeps telling us to pull us over. >> the situation on i-80 in placer county on saturday turned from strange to scary fast. >> she just hit our are cay. she is pushing us off of the road. >> she is seen here in court today and she is accused of assault with a deadly weapon, false imprisonment and reckless driving. and this was her reaction to the charges. >> she has very hot temp

. >> i'm ama-daetz. it happened near dutch flats a few miles east of auburn. >> terrifying ordeal recorded on the passengers' smartphone. >> abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live in santa clara where the suspect used to live. lisa? >> she moved to santa clara in 2003. i spoke with the officers here at the santa clara police department a little while ago, and they told me they have -- they had a few run ins with her. the last one was in 2008. all of them were for minor traffic violations. really nothing compared to what she is charged with now. >> we have a vehicle that has been following us and telling us she is a cop and keeps telling us to pull us over. >> the situation on i-80 in placer county on saturday turned from strange to scary fast. >> she just hit our are cay. she is pushing us off of the road. >> she is seen here in court today and she is accused of assault with a deadly weapon, false imprisonment and reckless driving. and this was her reaction to the charges. >> she has veryer. >> he

i'm ama-daetz. we are in for a wild night. right now the clouds are over the city, but we have a nice look at the buildings there. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking the storm. sand jaw -- sandhya? >> it went from a few strikes to a thousand strikes in the last six to eight hours. obviously the strikes are offshore, but some have been hitting land. marin and sonoma county have been under a significant weather advisory. it expired at 11:00 p.m. as i take you in here, really heavy rainfall propertying an urban and small stream flood advisory from san rafael and we are taking you to street level and highway 101. you will notice that there are still some strikes showing up off the coast here. so we are not completely done yet. as you take a look at the lightning loop, i am taking you back several hours. numerous lightning strikes and there are still more showing up. as we head toward your morning commute we are still looking at the potential for more thunder. flood advisories advisories and it is an urban flood advi

i'm ama-daetz. we are in for a wild night. right now the clouds are over the city, but we have a nice look at the buildings there. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking the storm. sand jaw -- sandhya? >> it went from a few strikes to a thousand strikes in the last six to eight hours. obviously the strikes are offshore, but some have been hitting land. marin and sonoma county have been under a significant weather advisory. it expired at 11:00 p.m. as i take you in here, really heavy rainfall propertying an urban and small stream flood advisory from san rafael and we are taking you to street level and highway 101. you will notice that there are still some strikes showing up off the coast here. so we are not completely done yet. as you take a look at the lightning loop, i am taking you back several hours. numerous lightning strikes and there are still more showing up. as we head toward your morning commute we are still looking at the potential for more thunder. flood advisories advisories and it is an urban flood advi

. >> i'm ama dates. first, the protests in berkeley and in oakland. >> this is video from sky 7hd, and you can see hundreds of protesters marching through the streets. >> yes, just moments ago the crowd surrounded oakland city hall and there were concerns it would interrupt the meeting. right now they are near 17th and castro. >> they are pro tegs the decision not to indict a white police officer in the chokehold death of an african-american men and other cases of alleged police brutality. >> alan wang has been walking with the crowd tonight and he joins us live on the phone. alan? >> ama and dan, in the past few minutes, the protesters marched from oakland city hall to interstate 980. that's where police were waiting heavily armed with less lethal weapons that shoot rubber bullets and beanbags. i am told the chp commissioner has been out here tonight as police are prepared to arrest a lot of people. the march was peaceful from berkeley until oakland until the protesters made a break and started running

. >> i'm ama dates. first, the protests in berkeley and in oakland. >> this is video from sky 7hd, and you can see hundreds of protesters marching through the streets. >> yes, just moments ago the crowd surrounded oakland city hall and there were concerns it would interrupt the meeting. right now they are near 17th and castro. >> they are pro tegs the decision not to indict a white police officer in the chokehold death of an african-american men and other cases of alleged police brutality. >> alan wang has been walking with the crowd tonight and he joins us live on the phone. alan? >> ama and dan, in the past few minutes, the protesters marched from oakland city hall to interstate 980. that's where police were waiting heavily armed with less lethal weapons that shoot rubber bullets and beanbags. i am told the chp commissioner has been out here tonight as police are prepared to arrest a lot of people. the march was peaceful from berkeley until oakland until the protesters made a break and started running

. >> and i'm ama dates. let's take a live look from our exploratorium camera. it may be coming down out there, but the storms are far from over. >> we will begin with abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. you can see the assisteddest and the heaviest rain has shifted east, but we are not done. as you both mentioned, we are still seeing some showers popping up on live dop rear 7hd. and i will take you in a little closer here.

. >> i'm ama-daetz. it happened near dutch flats a few miles east of auburn. >> terrifying ordeal recorded on the passengers' smartphone. >> abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live in santa clara where the suspect used to live. lisa? >> she moved to santa clara in 2003. i spoke with the officers here at the santa clara police department a little while ago, and they told me they have -- they had a few run ins with her. the last one was in 2008. all of them were for minor traffic violations. really nothing compared to what she is charged with now. >> we have a vehicle that has been following us and telling us she is a cop and keeps telling us to pull us over. >> the situation on i-80 in placer county on saturday turned from strange to scary fast. >> she just hit our are cay. she is pushing us off of the road. >> she is seen here in court today and she is accused of assault with a deadly weapon, false imprisonment and reckless driving. and this was her reaction to the charges. >> she has very hot temp

. >> i'm ama dates.irst, the protests in berkeley and in oakland. >> this is video from sky 7hd, and you can see hundreds of protesters marching through the streets. >> yes, just moments ago the crowd surrounded oakland city hall and there were concerns it would interrupt the meeting. right now they are near 17th and castro. >> they are pro tegs the decision not to indict a white police officer in the chokehold death of an african-american men and other cases of alleged police brutality. >> alan wang has been walking with the crowd tonight and he joins us live on the phone. alan? >> ama and dan, in the past few minutes, the protesters marched from oakland city hall to interstate 980. that's where police were waiting heavily armed with less lethal weapons that shoot rubber bullets and beanbags. i am told the chp commissioner has been out here tonight as police are prepared to arrest a lot of people. the march was peaceful from berkeley until oakland until the protesters made a break and started running to

i'm ama-daetz. we are in for a wild night.ht now the clouds are over the city, but we have a nice look at the buildings there. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking the storm. sand jaw -- sandhya? >> it went from a few strikes to a thousand strikes in the last six to eight hours. obviously the strikes are offshore, but some have been hitting land. marin and sonoma county have been under a significant weather advisory. it expired at 11:00 p.m. as i take you in here, really heavy rainfall propertying an urban and small stream flood advisory from san rafael and we are taking you to street level and highway 101. you will notice that there are still some strikes showing up off the coast here. so we are not completely done yet. as you take a look at the lightning loop, i am taking you back several hours. numerous lightning strikes and there are still more showing up. as we head toward your morning commute we are still looking at the potential for more thunder. flood advisories advisories and it is an urban flood advisory

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dan and ama? >> thank you. >>> the storm coming in later this week could be the largest we have had in years. people all over the bay area are already preparing. in mill valley there is still flooding from last week's storm. barricades have been set up to prevent drivers from parking in a lot that flooded last week. while flooding is a primary concern, some business owners are also worried about how it will impact business. >> the issue is cars can't get here if it's too flooded. so that's really all it is. there was one day last week we couldn't actually open so that hurt our business. but as far as the water itself, you know, we wait an hour or two, it goes down. it's not that huge of an issue except for those few hours during the day when we can't actually let customers in because they can't physically get here. >> officials are warning both residents and businesses to have sandbags ready in case of flooding. marin county residents are also encouraged to sign up for alerts so officials can upda

. >>> i'm ama daetz. they're protesting the grand jury decision in the eric garner decision, the unarmed man who died after police put him in a choke-hold. this video is from a short time ago. thousands of people gathered at foley square, then marched through the streets of manhattan. they weaved in and out of traffic on the way to rockefeller center. >>> we have video of a protest happening in chicago. the situation there is a little more tense. protesters have been marching down michigan avenue, at times surrounding cars and then started chanting. hundreds of the protesters eventually laid down in an intersection and staged a die-in. that's taking place near soldier field where the chicago bears will be playing the dallas cowboys later on tonight. >>> a live look at that demonstration in chicago. we're seeing these incidents -- i'm having a hard time seeing -- i was looking to see if they were laying down in the street right there. everybody is still marching at this point. we're seeing the pop-up prote

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larry and ama? >> thank you, spencer. >>> how local firefighters are pitching in to help make the holidays brighter in their communities. >>> a double amputee gets a second chance. what doctors are helping him do that's never been done before. it's the time of year for making lists... at chevrolet, we've made it onto a few lists ourselves. in fact this year, we've been at the top of more awards lists than any other car company. now during the chevy year end event, put us on yours. choose an impala in stock the longest and get cash back for 20 percent of the msrp. that's over sixty-five hundred dollars on this impala lt. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> there were a lot of busy bees at fire station b in oakland this morning. they rushed to unload a truck load of food sorted into food box donations. each bhoks was filled with a turkey, vegetables and other items to make a holiday meal. the boxes were given to local churches who distributed the food to families in need. >> to see the look

ama?thank you, tiffany. >>> australian prime minister tony abbott added flowers to a growing memorial outside a cafe where a gunman killed two hostages. that 16-hour siege ended when police stormed the cafe yesterday. the gunman also died in a barrage of gunfire. investigators identified him as man haron monis. monis was free on bail at the time, suspected of being an accessory and murder of his wife and sexual assaults on other women as well. >> how can someone who has had such a long and checkered history not be on the appropriate watch lists and how can someone like that be entirely at large in the community? >> the siege really hit home for a journalist who was covering this tragedy. a news anchor learned on the air that somebody she knew personally was among the victims. >> i have friends [ inaudible ]. >> monis took a total of 17 people hostage. four were injured and sent to the hospital. >>> a man hunt that had people on edge in suburban philadelphia oifrs. a prosecutor has confirme

. >> i'm ama-daetz. he was charged with four felonies and a misdemeanor. alan wang is live at the halve jaws ties. hall of justice. >> he turned himself in and then posted bail about two hours later. we know he has been on the force for 5 years and assigned to san francisco general two years ago and now facing assault, perjury and filing a false police report. >> 33-year-old san francisco sheriff deputy arrested the man at san francisco general hospital on november 3rd for allegedly attacking him with a cane. but the district attorney says surveillance video proves that didn't happen. instead it shows he approached the man in the emergency room waiting area after the conversation the manuses a cane to stand up. he grabs him by the back of the collar and knocks him back foot seat. he chokes hem and beats him and places hem under arrest. district attorney george goscone is said to have purge erred himself on a police report. conduct that lead to the arrest of the innocent victim. something wasn't adding up and that's why they requested the surveillance video

ama? >> sandhya, thank you. >>> compared to the big storm we had last week, our rain this week may not seem that impressive, but people who got too much rain too quickly are now dealing with flooding and are understandably worried about every drop. katie joins us from highway 101 and millbrae with the story. katie? >> hi, ama. we are standing in a steady drizzle and as you look at highway 101 you can see how wet the roads are right now. all told nothing too dramatic. we he been out and about up and down the peninsula and checking on spots that are known to flood. it looks like things are holding steady tonight. just a trickle here and a puddle there. heavy traffic and wet roads. this is eastbound interstate 80 at seventh strait in san francisco. for the most part the rain came without too much trouble. but for the business owners on the peninsula who have suffered flooding twice in as many weeks every drop can be dangerous. >> when it rains we get worried. >> they are surrounded by sandbag

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. >> i'm ama-daetz. he was charged with four felonies and a misdemeanor. is live at the halve jaws ties. hall of justice. >> he turned himself in and then posted bail about two hours later. we know he has been on the force for 5 years and assigned to san francisco general two years ago and now facing assault, perjury and filing a false police report. >> 33-year-old san francisco sheriff deputy arrested the man at san francisco general hospital on november 3rd for allegedly attacking him with a cane. but the district attorney says surveillance video proves that didn't happen. instead it shows he approached the man in the emergency room waiting area after the conversation the manuses a cane to stand up. he grabs him by the back of the collar and knocks him back foot seat. he chokes hem and beats him and places hem under arrest. district attorney george goscone is said to have purge erred himself on a police report. conduct that lead to the arrest of the innocent victim. something wasn't adding up and that's why they requested the surveillance video that prov

. >> and i'm ama dates. let's take a live look from our exploratorium camera. it may be coming down out there, but the storms are far from over. >> we will begin with abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. you can see the assisteddest and the heaviest rain has shifted east, but we are not done. as you both mentioned, we are still seeing some showers popping up on live dop rear 7hd. and i will take you in a little closer here. as i show you petaluma highway 101d street we are seeing some light showers right now. pulling out we have a few showers and a few very light returns in the east bay from san leandro to hayward and union city area. check out what is showing up south of tusk ask you dare row. do expect a brief downpour across that region shortly. as you look at the loop here, we have had lightning strikes as well. most of those are over water. the heaviest activity has shifted east, but the concern remains. when you look at 48-hour totals, 48-hour totals, some parts of the north bay more than four inches of rain, places like mill valley. there is still an u

ama?, thank you. >>> compared to the big storm we had last week, our rain this week may not seem that impressive, but people who got too much rain too quickly are now dealing with flooding and are understandably worried about every drop. katie joins us from highway 101 and millbrae with the story. katie? >> hi, ama. we are standing in a steady drizzle and as you look at highway 101 you can see how wet the roads are right now. all told nothing too dramatic. we have been out and about up and down the peninsula and checking on spots that are known to flood. it looks like things are holding steady tonight. just a trickle here and a puddle there. heavy traffic and wet roads. this is eastbound interstate 80 at seventh strait in san francisco. for the most part the rain came without too much trouble. but for the business owners on the peninsula who have suffered flooding twice in as many weeks every drop can be dangerous. >> when it rains we get worried. >> they are surrounded by sandbags and the

larry and ama? >> thank you, spencer. >>> an 80 foot tall eucalyptus tree crashed into a home in half moon bay, landing on two parked cars. thankfully, nobody hurt. but it gave the people inside that house quite a scare. >> we heard the biggest boom i have ever heard in my life and i thought wow, if that's thunder, because of the weather today, that's the biggest thunder i have ever heard. then i thought that was so big that it might be a propane tank blowing up. my wife came running in from the other room and said the tree fell down and hit the house. >> the homeowner tells us he had to crawl through his front door because the tree blocked so much of the doorway. he also thanked sheriff's deputies and firefighters for their quick response. >>> we have live team coverage. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has more on the problems on the freeways but we begin with elissa harrington live in mill valley, where there was a lot of water. >> reporter: a lot of water and a lot of traffic. this is what we h

larry and ama? >> dry is good. thank you, spencer. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, the mistake many people make while traveling during the holidays. what you can do to protect your home from burglars. >>> plus, get ready to pay more for that carton of eggs at the start of the new year. we will tell you what's driving up the price. >>> i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. an important recall for coffee lovers. that's coming up. it's the time of year for making lists... at chevrolet, we've made it onto a few lists ourselves. in fact this year, we've been at the top of more awards lists than any other car company. now during the chevy year end event, put us on yours. choose an impala in stock the longest and get cash back for 20 percent of the msrp. that's over sixty-five hundred dollars on this impala lt. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. which means it's timeson for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered

. >> i'm ama daetz. as the storm moves our way, an unprecedented move in advance by bay area schools. san francisco unified is closing al schools tomorrow. the district superintendent says he's concerned about possible power outages and doesn't want to risk students or staff getting injured trying to get to school. it's not just san francisco. oakland unified school district, all napa county schools are open. san rafael city schools, marin county private and charter schools and dixie school district are all closed tomorrow. schools in the novato unified school district will be closed thursday and friday. other closures include saucalit omaren city schools. the harmony school district classes are canceled as are montgomery school, burnville school and forestville academy. >>> now we have live storm watch coverage but let's start it all over with spencer christian and the latest on this storm. >> right here just off the embarcadero, suddenly the winds have become gusty in just the lau last few seconds. her

. >> and i'm ama dates. we will have more, but first, the weather. >> yes, seven straight days of rain and there is more on the way. now a live look from our exploratorium camera. we are seeing more showers and there are more on the horizon. >> sand yaw patel is -- sand yaw patel is here. >> we have one storm after another and we get the rain. let me show you live doppler 7hd and i will show you where we are seeing wet weather. it is right across the north bay. our radar is tracking showers from santa rosa to petaluma. these are pretty light. as i take you down the road, they are getting some pretty good returns. out toward the marin county area as we close in a little bit, mill valley is getting dumped on and taking you down to street level as well, camino alto and marion avenue and larkspur seeing some lighter united states are. the same story for the south bay right now. as you look at the rain totals here, these are the last 24 hours with this storm. . an 3 and ben lohmand over an inch. a 10th in hayward

. >> i'm ama-daetz. he was charged with four felonies and a misdemeanor. alan wang is live at the halve jaws ties. hall of justice. >> he turned himself in and then posted bail about two hours later. we know he has been on the force for 5 years and assigned to san francisco general two years ago and now facing assault, perjury and filing a false police report. >> 33-year-old san francisco sheriff deputy arrested the man at san francisco general hospital on november 3rd for allegedly attacking him with a cane. but the district attorney says surveillance video proves that didn't happen. instead it shows he approached the man in the emergency room waiting area after the conversation the manuses a cane to stand up. he grabs him by the back of the collar and knocks him back foot seat. he chokes hem and beats him and places hem under arrest. district attorney george goscone is said to have purge erred himself on a police report. conduct that lead to the arrest of the innocent victim. something wasn't adding up and that's why they requested the surveillance video

. >> i'm ama-daetz. >> don't shoot. >> hands up. >> protesters blocked both directions of the 101 off university avenue inlo alto in reaction to the grand jury's decision. stanford university students organized tonight's protest. >> we can no longer not be heard and not be seen. business cannot go on as usual. this is something that needs to be seen and heard and everyone needs to know so everyone can have an impact on it. >> the chp says up to 150 people walked on to 101 near university avenue. the drivers also tweeted pictures as they sat motionless after the protest stopped traffic. the highway patrol and palo alto police then moved in and cleared the freeway. traffic is moving once again. protests also broke out in san francisco and oakland tonight. >> whose street? >> our street. >> the voices of marchers filled the air in downtown oakland as they moved toward city hall around 9:00. a few bottles have been thrown at officers, but it has remained mostly peaceful. it is much different than last week's ferguson, missouri decision. sky 7hd also followed protesters as they marched thr

. >> i'm ama-daetz. >> don't shoot. >> hands up. >> protesters blocked both directions of the 101 off university avenue in palo alto in reaction to the grand jury's decision. stanford university students organized tonight's protest. >> we can no longer not be heard and not be seen. business cannot go on as usual. this is something that needs to be seen and heard and everyone needs to know so everyone can have an impact on it. >> the chp says up to 150 people walked on to 101 near university avenue. the drivers also tweeted pictures as they sat motionless after the protest stopped traffic. the highway patrol and palo alto police then moved in and cleared the freeway. traffic is moving once again. protests also broke out in san francisco and oakland tonight. >> whose street? >> our street. >> the voices of marchers filled the air in downtown oakland as they moved toward city hall around 9:00. a few bottles have been thrown at officers, but it has remained mostly peaceful. it is much different than last week's ferguson, missouri decision. sky 7hd also followed protesters as they marched

. >> and i'm ama dates. let's take a live look from our exploratorium camera. it may be coming down out there, but the storms are far from over. >> we will begin with abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. you can see the assisteddest and the heaviest rain has shifted east, but we are not done. as you both mentioned, we are still seeing some showers popping up on live dop rear 7hd. and i will take you in a little closer here. as i show you petaluma highway 101d street we are seeing some light showers right now. pulling out we have a few showers and a few very light returns in the east bay from san leandro to hayward and union city area. check out what is showing up south of tusk ask you dare row. do expect a brief downpour across that region shortly. as you look at the loop here, we have had lightning strikes as well. most of those are over water. the heaviest activity has shifted east, but the concern remains. when you look at 48-hour totals, 48-hour totals, some parts of the north bay more than four inches of rain, places like mill valley. there is still an u

. >> and i'm ama dates. we will have more, but first, the weather. >> yes, seven straight days of rain and there is more on the way. now a live look from our exploratorium camera. we are seeing more showers and there are more on the horizon. >> sand yaw patel is -- sand yaw patel is here. >> we have one storm after another and we get the rain. let me show you live doppler 7hd and i will show you where we are seeing wet weather. it is right across the north bay. our radar is tracking showers from santa rosa to petaluma. these are pretty light. as i take you down the road, they are getting some pretty good returns. out toward the marin county area as we close in a little bit, mill valley is getting dumped on and taking you down to street level as well, camino alto and marion avenue and larkspur seeing some lighter united states are. the same story for the south bay right now. as you look at the rain totals here, these are the last 24 hours with this storm. . an 3 and ben lohmand over an inch. a 10th in hayward

. >> i'm ama-daetz. >> don't shoot. >> hands up. >> protesters blocked both directions of the 101 offversity avenue in palo alto in reaction to the grand jury's decision. stanford university students organized tonight's protest. >> we can no longer not be heard and not be seen. business cannot go on as usual. this is something that needs to be seen and heard and everyone needs to know so everyone can have an impact on it. >> the chp says up to 150 people walked on to 101 near university avenue. the drivers also tweeted pictures as they sat motionless after the protest stopped traffic. the highway patrol and palo alto police then moved in and cleared the freeway. traffic is moving once again. protests also broke out in san francisco and oakland tonight. >> whose street? >> our street. >> the voices of marchers filled the air in downtown oakland as they moved toward city hall around 9:00. a few bottles have been thrown at officers, but it has remained mostly peaceful. it is much different than last week's ferguson, missouri decision. sky 7hd also followed protesters as they marched thro

. >> and i'm ama dates. let's take a live look from our exploratorium camera.may be coming down out there, but the storms are far from over. >> we will begin with abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. you can see the assisteddest and the heaviest rain has shifted east, but we are not done. as you both mentioned, we are still seeing some showers popping up on live dop rear 7hd. and i will take you in a little closer here. as i show you petaluma highway 101d street we are seeing some light showers right now. pulling out we have a few showers and a few very light returns in the east bay from san leandro to hayward and union city area. check out what is showing up south of tusk ask you dare row. do expect a brief downpour across that region shortly. as you look at the loop here, we have had lightning strikes as well. most of those are over water. the heaviest activity has shifted east, but the concern remains. when you look at 48-hour totals, 48-hour totals, some parts of the north bay more than four inches of rain, places like mill valley. there is still an urban

. >> and i'm ama dates. we will have more, but first, the weather. >> yes, seven straight days of rain and there is more on the way. now a live look from our exploratorium camera. we are seeing more showers and there are more on the horizon. >> sand yaw patel is -- sand yaw patel is here. >> we have one storm after another and we get the rain. let me show you live doppler 7hd and i will show you where we are seeing wet weather. it is right across the north bay. our radar is tracking showers from santa rosa to petaluma. these are pretty light. as i take you down the road, they are getting some pretty good returns. out toward the marin county area as we close in a little bit, mill valley is getting dumped on and taking you down to street level as well, camino alto and marion avenue and larkspur seeing some lighter united states are. the same story for the south bay right now. as you look at the rain totals here, these are the last 24 hours with this storm. . an 3 and ben lohmand over an inch. a 10th in hayward

. >>> i'm ama daetz in the newsroom. coming up at 6:00, the massive sinkhole in the middle of a san francisco street. see why it isn't the only sewer-related setback. the proactive approach by local police hoping to jump-start a murder investigation. >>> a bay area man's storage war and why it can be difficult to get a refund unless you have 7 on your side. it's all coming up in half an hour at 6:00. >>> ama, thank you. >> simple flip of the switch, president obama and his family kicked off the 2014 holiday season in washington. >> the president, his wife and daughters lit the national christmas tree just a short time ago on the white house lawn. >> the two-hour ceremony hosted hanks and his wife rita wilson included a performance by patty la belle. >> this is the 92nd year of that tradition dating back to president calvin coolidge. >> what a stunning way to start the holidays in our nation's capitol. >>> i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." the backlash. the breaking developments

. >> hi there, ama. take advantage of the dry conditions right now, to get out and do your errands, run holiday shopping stuff. as you take a look at live doppler 7 hd, clouds are already starting to move into the north bay. the storm is really right off our coastline. you can see it developing. it's not going to move in immediately. it's still several hours away. later on tonight we'll start to see the first signs of wet weather. 11:00 p.m., raindrops starting to show up in the north bay. basically north of the santa rosa area. and as we start your morning commute, some moderate rain starts to hit the bay area. the moderate to heavy rain will continue for the morning hours. i'll be back to let you know if this storm is going to head out before all your weekend plans begin coming right up. dan? >> sandhya, thank you very much. >>> more storms means more cleanup across the bay. that means removal crews, busy the last week or so. heavy rain saturated the soil so deeply, winds are uprooting the trees becaus

ama? >> sandhya, thank you. >>> compared to the big storm we had last week, our rain this week may not seem that impressive, but people who got too much rain too quickly are now dealing with flooding and are understandably worried about every drop. katie joins us from highway 101 and millbrae with the story. katie? >> hi, ama. we are standing in a steady drizzle and as you look at highway 101 you can see how wet the roads are right now. all told nothing too dramatic. we have been out and about up and down the peninsula and checking on spots that are known to flood. it looks like things are holding steady tonight. just a trickle here and a puddle there. heavy traffic and wet roads. this is eastbound interstate 80 at seventh strait in san francisco. for the most part the rain came without too much trouble. but for the business owners on the peninsula who have suffered flooding twice in as many weeks every drop can be dangerous. >> when it rains we get worried. >> they are surrounded by sandb

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. all of us, we appreciate your time. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." and inside the horrific school massacre. more than 140 killed, most of them children. and tonight, the youngest of survivors now describing what they saw as the taliban stormed in. >>> the breaking news tonight. the ominous new threat aimed at movie theaters across america. just before the holidays. late word, what the fbi here in washington is now saying as this hacking scandal widens. >>> the mid-air scare. passengers describing the panic, the prayers. the flight to dallas hitting severe turbulence. many injured. >>> and bill cosby's daughter, breaking her silence. what she's now saying about her father.

. >> i'm ama daetz. sonoma county rescue crews were called to help a driver stranded in flood waters in sonoma county today. it happened near the town of bloomfield west of petaluma. water on the road was about three feet deep, too deep to drive through. crews had to use a waverunner to reach the car and free that driver. >> great to see how organized the operation was. i appreciate all these young gentlemen coming out to take me to safety. >> other drivers were still trying to get through deep water on the expressway this afternoon. police have closed down the road from rancho verde mobile home park to stony point road until the flooding subsides. >> it's not just the flooding but falling trees also posing difficulties. two trees being removed after falling overnight. we have a live look for you from our camera in emeryville. as you can see, traffic is very heavy on interstate 80 heading toward berkeley. rain is still coming down. spencer christian happy to be inside with us. >> i am happy, you're right

but the ama and the little apa did pass bands, moratoriums. >> in 2006, the ama and the bans onpa past clear participation. those are now being echoed by "the new york times." the american psychological association's of the big three, the only association as to permit involvement in interrogations. where we have to go in the next encoded in u.s. law. it is time for no longer to be about the associations, but to be about u.s. code. health professionals have no role in interrogations. there is the line from the famous e-mail out of guantÁnamo, if a detainee dies, you're doing it wrong. right now, it is a time for the associations to step up and go, in the case of the ama, one step further and say, this means to be encoded in u.s. federal statute. >> you spoke to a contractor who was involved in the cia interrogations. who was he and what did he tell you? >> in 2006, received a phone call from scott identified himself as a cia contractor who said he was at guantÁnamo in the summer 2006 and was installing cameras as part of detecting deception during interrogations at guantÁnamo bay. he th

i'm ama daetz. happening now around the bay area, a big day for storm cleanup. we begin in union city, where this 90 foot eucalyptus tree came crashing down on to a residential care facility. two women went to the hospital but just for observation. new video now out of the north bay. the russian river has crested at more than 33 feet. that's a few feet above flood stage, so there's a lot of standing water throughout the guerneville area. to the peninsula, where the water pumps are working overtime at a mobile home park in redwood city. people are trudging through knee-deep water. >> in san jose, the damage to this safeway is worse than first thought. sky 7 hd showing us not one, but two huge holes in the roof. we have a live look outside now from our sutro camera. rain not over yet. we did have sunshine today which was nice. spencer christian with a look at the rain totals and live doppler 7 hd. >> you're right, we do have sunny breaks right now. the rain has not completely left the bay area but as