j.r.: welcome back. the east fate, questions over what might become, a landmark oakland coliseum site. this past week, we got our strongest answer yet. an african-american led sports and entertainment roop has signed the exclusive ability to buy the site from the city of oakland. however, as abc 7 news reporter cornell reports, the big -- the oakland a's make it more complex. >> we are going to create the magic. if you're with me say oakland. >> oakland. reporter: there's a new plan and vision for oakland's aging coliseum complex. it could bring a $5 billion megaproject to the site. it may have sports, entertainment, hotel, and new housing. >> we're talking about affordable housing, so that we can keep those who have lived here in oakland for generations, so their families can continue to live here. reporter: the city has entered an exclusive development agreement with aaseg, a black-owned development team led by east oakland native ray bobbitt, who wants equity to be the focus. >> it's an opportunity fo

j.r.: amazing to see all those who came out. the former ceo of ready tech, john woodward, is now on trial for a third time for the killing. the two previous cases ended in mistrials. lori house would have been 56 years old tomorrow. developing news, u.s. defense officials are now talking about the incident where a chinese balloon was shot down off the coast of south carolina yesterday. those officials say the surveillance balloon was surveilled -- destroyed overwater to protect civilians. also today, audio was released from the navy pilot who fired the missile that took down the balloon. >> the balloon is completely destroyed. j.r.: abc news reporter justin finch has reaction from lawmakers and how the incident could impact the u.s. going forward. reporter: u.s. authorities continue to search for debris in the atlantic ocean after shooting down that chinese surveillance balloon. the debris field extending for seven miles in shallow water about 47 feet deep off the south carolina coast. the u.s. navy is looking for a large bay of

j.r. stone as a look at it all. j.r.: michelle's car after going to grocery outlet bargain market in hayward. >> there was so much noise. you could hear the hail. it was super loud. people were running around in the parking lot. j.r.: parts of the bay hit hard with hail wednesday. this viewer take -- this video taken by a viewer in santa rosa. it almost looked like snow along the landscape. >> was very unexpected. it just came through. but that is why i love the bay area. j.r.: a bay area and just beyond that also saw snow wednesday in the santa cruz mountains. this is when it looked like along highway 17. >> we have had the craziest weather. i have never seen anything like it. j.r.: kenzie's husband witnessed this snow in boulder creek. while weather? maybe. >> perhaps every five years we will see snow along the santa cruz mountains. it melts away pretty quickly. j.r.: what is out of the ordinary are the extremes, according to a professor from san jose state university. >> the models are unequivocal in saying that

j.r. stone takes a look. j.r.: we often talk about the bigger extravagant super bowl parties, but in san francisco on sunday afternoon, there was a special party for those individuals who sadly are often forgotten about, those who live on the streets or just do not have a place to call home. this for the un-housed. they sold food, and even had a barber on site. they said this year they had around 50 people come. more than a dozen stayed there and watched the game with those from the synagogue and their family members. >> what this accomplishes is a sense of human interaction that every single person, no matter what level of society they are on, no matter where they are in life, they have a heart, soul, mind. when you turn to somebody with a smile and love, that triggers something else is inside of them and it really draws out the positive energy in that individual. j.r.: this super bowl party was one of 10 across the nation designed to help unhoused individuals. as for the atmosphere of fun and energetic, des

j.r. stone as a look at it all.helle's car after going to grocery outlet bargain market in hayward. >> there was so much noise. you could hear the hail. it was super loud. people were running around in the parking lot. j.r.: parts of the bay hit hard with hail wednesday. this viewer take -- this video taken by a viewer in santa rosa. it almost looked like snow along the landscape. >> was very unexpected. it just came through. but that is why i love the bay area. j.r.: a bay area and just beyond that also saw snow wednesday in the santa cruz mountains. this is when it looked like along highway 17. >> we have had the craziest weather. i have never seen anything like it. j.r.: kenzie's husband witnessed this snow in boulder creek. while weather? maybe. >> perhaps every five years we will see snow along the santa cruz mountains. it melts away pretty quickly. j.r.: what is out of the ordinary are the extremes, according to a professor from san jose state university. >> the models are unequivocal in saying that unusual we

reporting live in san francisco, j.r. stone, abc7 news. ama: j.r., thank you. new details out of oakland. the owner of a beloved bakery has died from a robbery. jana had been in a medically induced coma. she was dragged while trying to stop thieves who broke into her car. friends describes described her as a community activist but she found angel cakes bakery which has a store front in january london square. the bakery provides cupcakes and pastries do many in the oakland community >> she was such a community builder and would want -- all that knew her or want her even tasted her cup cakes or heard about her to come together and support each other and to think about how question build a world that's more beautiful, more full of cup cakes, joy and love, and share that with each other. ama: a go fund me has been open. the shop has seen an outpouring of support. they're asking customers to buy gift cards because staff is overwhelmed. >> the last few years have been tough. and our challenges ahead even tougher. public safety concerns, a spiraling fentanyl crisis em

reporting live in san francisco, j.r. stone, abc7 news. ama: j.r., thank you. new details out of oakland. the owner of a beloved bakery has died from a robbery. jana had been in a medically induced coma. she was dragged while trying to stop thieves who broke into her car. friends describes described her as a community activist but she found angel cakes bakery which has a store front in january london square. the bakery provides cupcakes and pastries do many in the oakland community >> she was such a community builder and would want -- all that knew her or want her even tasted her cup cakes or heard about her to come together and support each other and to think about how question build a world that's more beautiful, more full of cup cakes, joy and love, and share that with each other. ama: a go fund me has been open. the shop has seen an outpouring of support. they're asking customers to buy gift cards because staff is overwhelmed. >> the last few years have been tough. and our challenges ahead even tougher. public safety concerns, a spiraling fentanyl crisis em

j.r.: j.r. stone. gloria: that is wonderful.nts to know how the weather is going to be on this super bowl sunday. a little chilly but lisa says it will warm up. lisa: we are looking at the cloud cover. you can see the pole shaking on the right side of your screen, gusty upper level wind. i will explain and talk about a warm sunday, and a cool week ahead. gloria: the warriors showed up a little late for the poole party last night. a back and forth for the dubs last night. last night. chris alvarez has the highlig everyone... i'd like to raise a toast... to that classic, ritz cracker taste... in a crunchy, toasted chip. (everyone) to the chip! to the chip! ritz toasted chips. the crunchy chips, only from ritz. gloria: welcome back. we are getting a live look outside in glendale, arizona, where the super bowl is happening later today, a big day. we get a check of the forecast coming up, but the big question, who are you betting on? two baby elephant twins make their predictions in syracuse. they are seen kicking around the football

j.r: this is not traditionally how you think of napa county. the snow is coming down and it is thick. you can see that behind me. officially at 1749 feet sea level. we are well below that. we are seeing a number of drivers here pulled to the side of the road to take pictures, do snow angels. we have also seen the highway patrol pull along side them asking them to get back in the car and keep going. these are hazardous conditions. it is thick out there. we cannot even see the roadways. it is we have talked to those who live and work in the area and this is what they say. >> just wa i have been living here for five or six years. reng tj.r: we are also of road closures. the alternate route is here along deer park road. it is unclear how long this will stay open if the snow continues to fall. just to give you an idea, it does not take much to grab it, make it a snowball and throw it aired or, take a snowball from your photographer. reported in napa county, j.r. stone, abc7 news. ama: good going. [laughter] the scenes have in spectacular in the san

j.r: this is not traditionally how you think of napa county. snow is coming down and it is thick. you can see that behind me. officially at 1749 feet sea level. we are well below that. we are seeing a number of drivers here pulled to the side of the road to take pictures, do snow angels. we have also seen the highway patrol pull along side them asking them to get back in the car and keep going. these are hazardous conditions. it is thick out there. we cannot even see the roadys. it is we have talked to those who live and work in the area and this is what they say. >> just wa i have been living here for five or six years. r: idea, it does ia aid or, take anowbal sr. stone, abc7 news. ama: good going. [laughter] the scenes have in spectacular in the san bernardino mountains. this is brand-new video at the beer garden and girl in the mountains. that is where we find abc news reporter amanda del castlo amanda: a true wintry mix. we have started to see it really picked up about an hour ago. first we noticed drizzle then, heavier rain drops. then, fi

j.r. stone shows us a sup party.r: bigger extravagant super bowl parties, but in san francisco on sunday afternoon, there was a special party for those individuals who sadly are often forgotten about, those who live on the streets or just do not have a place to call home. for the un-housed. they serve food, gave out sure it's and socks and even had a barber on site. they said this year they had around 50 people come. more than a dozen stayed there and watched the game with those from the synagogue and their family members. >> what this accomplishes is a sense of human interaction that every single person, no matter what level of society they are on, no matter where they are in life, they have a heart, soul, mind. when you turn to somebody with a gift and a smile with love, that triggers something else is inside of really good and it really draws out the positive energy in that individual. j.r.: this super bowl party was one of 10 across the nation designed to help unhoused individuals. as to the atmosphere fun and ,

j.r. stone has a look. >> it is not something you see every day. a three plucking westbound lanes of interstate 80 right before they give up when a -- no one was was one of two damage. c.h.p. telling us the tree came down on one vehicles hood and a second vehicle crashed into the tree which blocks multiple lanes. this debris fell all around us on the bay bridge as we went live on abc seven news 6:00. that is how windy it was. caltrans crews working into the nighttime hours to get the treat out of the way and off interstate 80. the focus was on the large part of the tree and even smaller branches created challenges for crews. but the caltrans the bay bridge did not stop. into pieces, then hold off using a rope as smaller branches were thrown off of the interstate to get traffic back to a normal ride along the bay bridge. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> to the other side bridge and a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. the west sidewalk was closed to cyclists because it was too windy. th

j.r.tone was at the embarcadero plaza for the tradition that started more than 15 years ago and has been true san francisco ever since. >> pillow fight because it is valentine's day and san francisco, that is why. what makes you want to hit somebody with a pillow on valentine's day? >> i am just frustrated, you know? >> about what? >> being single. >> not nearly as many frustrated singles at this year's annual pillow comd as yes bu lanthe form of smooching and maybe during these playful hits. there is love in the air tonight. >> it is a hydrant of love, hates. but leaning more toward love. -- it is a hybrid of love and hate. >> i guess we could call it a battle for love, pillow style. >> one technique were you using here? >> you >> it is a war zone. >> plenty of laughter, yes but plenty of pillows to the face and body. >> there is no pillow too small. >> i also took a whack to the head from one of the smallest pillow fighters but everyone took those hits and they were ok with it. they were

j.r. stone with tonight's community vigil shining a light on the victims of human trafficking. >> for all your children who are exploited and enslaved. reporter: candles lit tuesday night outside st. anthony's church in east oakland as dozens prayed for outcomes and solutions after seeing this. recent images of young women outside of st. anthony k-8 grade school appearing to solicit themselves for sex. >> tonight we gather as one with an urgent need for radical solutions. reporter: abc 7's stephanie sierra first showed you these images in her eye team report. she featured rosa vargas, a concerned parent who again on tuesday said women are still out there near the school at all hours of the day. >> we need to start putting surveillance cameras to monitor closely and to have the evidence on hand to start prosecuting. reporter: while this vigil did focus on the problems, there was also a spotlight placed on the solutions. ♪ >> it is through these efforts that the city of oakland will now be s

j.r. stone with tonight's community vigil shining a light on the victims of human trafficking. >> for all your children who are exploited and enslaved. reporter: candles lit tuesday night outside st. anthony's church in east oakland as dozens prayed for outcomes and solutions after seeing this. recent images of young women outside of st. anthony k-8 grade school appearing to solicit themselves for sex. >> tonight we gather as one with an urgent need for radical solutions. reporter: abc 7's stephanie sierra first showed you these images in her eye team report. she featured rosa vargas, a concerned parent who again on tuesday said women are still out there near the school at all hours of the day. >> we need to start putting surveillance cameras to monitor closely and to have the evidence on hand to start prosecuting. reporter: while this vigil did focus on the problems, there was also a spotlight placed on the solutions. ♪ >> it is through these efforts that the city of oakland will now be s

j.r.barcadero plaza for the tradition that started more than 15 years ago and has been true san francisco ever since. >> pillow fight because it is valentine's day and san francisco, that is why. what makes you want to hit somebody with a pillow on valentine's day? >> i am just frustrated, you know? >> about what? >> being single. >> not nearly as many frustrated singles at this year's annual pillow fight compared to past years but there was love and the form of smooching and maybe during these playful hits. there is love in the air tonight. >> it is a hydrant of love, hates. but leaning more toward love. -- it is a hybrid of love and hate. >> i guess we could call it a battle for love, pillow style. >> one technique were you using here? >> you >> it is a war zone. >> plenty of laughter, yes but plenty of pillows to the face and body. >> there is no pillow too small. >> i also took a whack to the head from one of the smallest pillow fighters but everyone took those hits and they were ok wi

good evening i am j.r. stone you are watching abc seven news at 11 and you thought we are going to dry out, just about everywhere you look tonight in the bay area it was raining making for a wet start to the first weekend of february. at times it was coming down pretty good providing a flashback to our weather from just a few weeks ago. spencer christian joins us now for a first look at the forecast, a wet night all around and we aren't done yet. >> a wet night indeed but a much different weather picture from what we saw an early newscast take a look at live doppler 7 you see we just have light, spotty widely scattered showers after heavy downpours earlier in the evening. the current storm on the exclusive impact scale was a lever one, through tomorrow we should expect more scattered showers and brief downpours, gusty weatherly wins with us in here is the forecast animation starting at midnight. the first few hours after midnight it will be quiet but then he gets active with pockets of downpours around 5 a.

j.r. stone has a. >> it is not something you see every day. a three plucking westbound lanes of interstate 80 right before they give up when a -- no one was was one of two damage. c.h.p. telling us the tree came down on one vehicles hood and a second vehicle crashed into the tree which blocks multiple lanes. this debris fell all around us on the bay bridge as we went live on abc seven news 6:00. that is how windy it was. caltrans crews working into the nighttime hours to get the treat out of the way and off interstate 80. the focus was on the large part of the tree and even smaller branches created challenges for crews. but the caltrans the bay bridge did not stop. into pieces, then hold off using a rope as smaller branches were thrown off of the interstate to get traffic back to a normal ride along the bay bridge. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> to the other side bridge and a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. the west sidewalk was closed to cyclists because it was too windy. the bri

j.r.: that got the response. three weeks later, and the place is packed.s daughter was on tiktok, pleading to the public to help her dad, because he had run out of business because of covid. a broke my heart. jennifer: my dad always talked about how he was stressed, and we would have to close early, so i kind of just use the video to, like, help them out a little bit. j.r.: as of late wednesday, the deal has racked up more than 980,000 views. digital marketers i spoke with said this just shows that tiktok, instagram, and youtube videos are not just used for entertainment purposes anymore, they are being used to get information. >> all of this came during the pandemic, to discover the restaurants we used to go to may not. gloria: i love that. lisa, how is it looking on the super bowl sunday? lisa: last few hours, it will keep temperatures from dropping too much, but then they clear, and we are in store for a really nice day today. upper elevations, if you are biting or hiking, on the gusty side. stay tuned my accuweather 7-day forecast is next. gloria: can'

j.r. stone, abc 7 news. ama: let's turn our attention outside as we look live from our east bay hills camera tonight. g changes are coming for the bay area this week. sandhya patel is here. sandhya: get ready for winter. there is a storm that is developing to our north. it will dive southward on the first thing you will notice is the winds come up. tomorrow afternoon until wednesday afternoon, gusts 45 to 65 miles per hour that could bring down tree limbs, because outages and blow things around, so be careful. it is gusting to 61 and a half in moon bay. the winds will remain elevated around 11:00 p.m. a live view from the golden gate bridge camera where all is calm. it will be cooler. how about an 11 degree drop today? san jose going from 69 to 58. behind the wind comes the showers and low elevation snow showers. i will be back with the rest of this timeline coming up. dan: new developments tonight. the mayor of san mateo is the latest public official to face a recall effort. emirates lee is facing a backlas

j.r.: j.r. stone, abc 7 news. zach: that investigation into the narcotics lab is going to continue.he san francisco district four supervisor is responding to the arrest. he says dangerous manufacturing of drugs that blows up a house and causes death and mayhem in a neighborhood is as serious as it dealing deadly fentanyl in an open-air drug market. both crimes should be prosecuted in san francisco. he also says he knows people have been traumatized by the incident and he is planning a town hall for those who live on the same street to heal from this tragedy. in oakland, friends and family of jen angel, a popular baker and owner of angel cakes, are hoping to use her death to call attention to social justice issues. she died when being dragged after chasing after some thieves who robbed her. her friends are putting their focus in restorative justice. they say jen witnessed acts of violence in her community and believed it all stemmed from systemic issues including poverty and racism. >> there is absolutely an opportunity for us to stand in her values and support the world that she wan

j.r. stone shows you they came back in big numbers.orter: this may look like another busy restaurant but last month, things looked a lot different here at lee's noodle house in santa rosa. it was completely empty. jennifer lee posted this seven second video on tiktok showing her dad leaning against the counter. she wrote, it makes me so sad to see my parents wait for customers to walk through the door to eat at their vietnamese restaurant. she added music so the clip sounds like this. ♪ >> i think a lot of people left because of the pandemic and the virus. i think i felt really sorry for them. reporter: it was that video that got quite a response. three weeks later, the place is packed. >> his daughter was on tiktok pleading to the public to help her dad because he ran out of business because of the covid thing. it broke my heart. >> my dad always talked about how he stressed and tired of just waiting around or we have to close early. i just made the video to help them out a little bit. reporter: as of late wednesday, the video has rac

dan: j.r. stone wind asking to find the answer and he's here now with the story. reporter: the snowpack is 205% of average but we still have two months until the snowpack usually peaks. the measurement tools were out in the sierra wednesday and you guessed it, after one of california's wettest three weeks on record, snowpack levels are looking good. >> we are currently outpacing 1982 and 1983 which is the wettest year on record. reporter: the sierra snowpack accounts for 30% of california's water needs. while the extreme amount of snow left for scenic images. >> i've never experienced as much snow. reporter: nine atmospheric rivers in two months left white out conditions and had some tourists shaking their heads. >> i know it's great for california but it doesn't make for the best vacation plans. thinking i was going to spend new year's eve on the street in a car because we couldn't get anywhere because of the snow. reporter: lauren harris and her friends managed to get out on some of the slopes. experts are hopeful that temperatures will stay cool and keep the sn

dan: j.r. stone wind asking to find the answer and he's here now with the story. reporter: the snowpack is 205% of average but we still have two months until the snowpack usually peaks. the measurement tools were out in the sierra wednesday and you guessed it, after one of california's wettest three weeks on record, snowpack levels are looking good. >> we are currently outpacing 1982 and 1983 which is the wettest year on record. reporter: the sierra snowpack accounts for 30% of california's water needs. while the extreme amount of snow left for scenic images. >> i've never experienced as much snow. reporter: nine atmospheric rivers in two months left white out conditions and had some tourists shaking their heads. >> i know it's great for california but it doesn't make for the best vacation plans. thinking i was going to spend new year's eve on the street in a car because we couldn't get anywhere because of the snow. reporter: lauren harris and her friends managed to get out on some of the slopes. experts are hopeful that temperatures will stay cool and keep the sn

j.r. stone shows you they came back in big numbers.his may look like another busy restaurant but last month, things looked a lot different here at lee's noodle house in santa rosa. it was completely empty. jennifer lee posted this seven second video on tiktok showing her dad leaning against the counter. she wrote, it makes me so sad to see my parents wait for customers to walk through the door to eat at their vietnamese restaurant. she added music so the clip sounds like this. ♪ >> i think a lot of people left because of the pandemic and the virus. i think i felt really sorry for them. reporter: it was that video that got quite a response. three weeks later, the place is packed. >> his daughter was on tiktok pleading to the public to help her dad because he ran out of business because of the covid thing. it broke my heart. >> my dad always talked about how he stressed and tired of just waiting around or we have to close early. i just made the video to help them out a little bit. reporter: as of late wednesday, the video has racked up m

j.r. stone was at the mayor's announcement today. the reaction has not stopped there. reporter: it seems that no one is shy about armstrong, who was well-liked by many in oakland. in the mayor's biggest move since taking office, making that key decision to cut ties with the chief. >> so separate from chief armstrong without cause. reporter: the oakland mayor announcing the firing of the police chief. >> i'm no longer confident that chief armstrong can do the work to achieve the vision. reporter: the move comes less than a month after chief armstrong was put on paid in ministry to believe, that happened when a federal monitor questioned armstrong's response after two of his oakland officers were involved in lawbreaking incidents. including a hit and run accident and a gunshot fired inside an elevator at opd headquarters. >> these were not incidents were officers behaved poorly, he said. he stated that he didn't believe these incidents reflected systemic problems. describes the underlying incident as a minor vehicle collision. he said officers made mistakes. it's clear t

j.r. stone was there and heard from the siblings of the man killed while on the job.eporter: of gavin boston, a security guard in japan town who was killed earlier this month doing his job and trying to keep the people in this small safe. >> we were told that it was my brother who was shot and killed. it is just starting to sink in that he's gone. reporter: gavin was 40 years old. two teenage boys were both arrested in connection to the killing that came as boston escorted one of them out of the mall. these surveillance pictures show those moments before the gunfire . the second teen is not seen here . tuesday night, it was about a community coming together. >> we play for his internal spiritual peace and happiness. i want to acknowledge gavin boston's family. there's nothing that we can say to bring him back. i am so sorry. reporter: gavin boston spent seven minutes inside the small area talking with this young man before escorting him outside. before the shot was fired. right now, you can see the candles that have been lit in his memory and a note that says gavin, y

j.r. stone was at the mayor's announcement today. the reaction has not stopped there. reporter: it seems that no one is shy about armstrong, who was well-liked by many in oakland. in the mayor's biggest move since taking office, making that key decision to cut ties with the chief. >> so separate from chief armstrong without cause. reporter: the oakland mayor announcing the firing of the police chief. >> i'm no longer confident that chief armstrong can do the work to achieve the vision. reporter: the move comes less than a month after chief armstrong was put on paid in ministry to believe, that happened when a federal monitor questioned armstrong's response after two of his oakland officers were involved in lawbreaking incidents. including a hit and run accident and a gunshot fired inside an elevator at opd headquarters. >> these were not incidents were officers behaved poorly, he said. he stated that he didn't believe these incidents reflected systemic problems. describes the underlying incident as a minor vehicle collision. he said officers made mistakes. it's clear t

j.r. stone, abc 7 news.turn our attention outside as we look live from our east bay hills camera tonight. big changes are coming for the bay area this week. sandhya patel is here. sandhya: get ready for winter. there is a storm that is developing to our north. it will dive southward on the first thing you will notice is the winds come up. tomorrow afternoon until wednesday afternoon, gusts 45 to 65 miles per hour that could bring down tree limbs, because outages and blow things around, so be careful. it is gusting to 61 and a half in moon bay. the winds will remain elevated around 11:00 p.m. a live view from the golden gate bridge camera where all is calm. it will be cooler. how about an 11 degree drop today? san jose going from 69 to 58. behind the wind comes the showers and low elevation snow showers. i will be back with the rest of this timeline coming up. dan: new developments tonight. the mayor of san mateo is the latest public official to face a recall effort. emirates lee is facing a backlash months a

j.r. stone was there and heard from the siblings of the man killed while on the job.curity guard in japan town who was killed earlier this month doing his job and trying to keep the people in this small safe. >> we were told that it was my brother who was shot and killed. it is just starting to sink in that he's gone. reporter: gavin was 40 years old. two teenage boys were both arrested in connection to the killing that came as boston escorted one of them out of the mall. these surveillance pictures show those moments before the gunfire . the second teen is not seen here . tuesday night, it was about a community coming together. >> we play for his internal spiritual peace and happiness. i want to acknowledge gavin boston's family. there's nothing that we can say to bring him back. i am so sorry. reporter: gavin boston spent seven minutes inside the small area talking with this young man before escorting him outside. before the shot was fired. right now, you can see the candles that have been lit in his memory and a note that says gavin, you saved our community, rest i

i am j.r. stone. he says the results of a report investigating him for misconduct are inadequate.th the chief today and joins us now. >> oakland's police chief the report is tarnishing his reputation and is asking the mayor to consider his long track record and to bring him back. >> fairness, injustice, this is for everybody, including the police chief. reporter: oakland police chief leronne armstrong is calling upon the mayor to bring him back. he was placed on leave after reported misconduct said he failed to take action over incidents with the police sergeant. the chief says the report was

reporter: j.r. stone with abc when will the cycle of police chiefs in this city finally stabilize? >> we have acting who will continue to be the acting chief for the department. i do believe our fine officers come to work and shop every day to ensure that the good people of the city of oakland and businesses are safe. they will continue to do that job. kristen: you have been watching live news conference is mayor chantel byers oakland police chief leronne armstrong after having put him on administrative leave over a report concluding there was negligence and misconduct in the way he handled the investigation into eight sergeant -- a sarge larry: let's bring in abc 7 news insider phil matier. are you surprised by the outcome? we've been talking about federal oversight for a couple of decades now. >> 20 years. 20 years ago oakland got itself into a situation involving the riders. a group of police strong-arming and planting evidence. the result was a federal semi takeover of the department. it has been ongoing ever since. the federal monitor in charge of receiving oakland -- overseei

j.r. stone continues our team coverage tonight. jr what it looked like in parts of the bay area sunday as rain fell and vehicles like the ones you're looking at on highway 24 and lafayette spun out. >> the weather has been terrible. i am soaking wet. jr: out-of-towners in san francisco from los angeles were not living anything about this wet weather that caused bridge slowdowns, limited visibility, and most of all, wet boots. >> i'm ready for the next thing. i'm a big beach type of person. i like the sun. this is kind of depressing to me. jr: our recent weather has been anything but depressing for this skier who shot this video friday that has since racked up more than 1.5 million views because of where it was recorded. not at tahoe or the sierra, but on mount diablo in the east bay. truly what the dudes or do that's -- or dudet gnarley. as to the sierra snow, if you did not go this past weekend, you might be out of luck. blizzard warnings go into effect monday morning. those we talked with say there is already snow everywhere in s

. >> j.r. stone, abc 7 news. gloria: so amazing that community is coming together. your forecast with lisa argen. i know it's a little chilly but you sate is going to warm up? lisa: right here at mou already 50 degrees, those winds at 25 miles an hour. much gusty or across mount diablo. we will have a wind advisory in place for your monday but today is about some warmth. we will talk about it in detail, next. gloria: the warriors showed up a little late to the pool party against the lakers. a back at home battle inside the chase center. chris alvarez has the highlights coming up in sports. nexgard is the #1 vet-recommended flea and tick protection. it protects for a full 30 days, prevents the infection that causes lyme disease... ...and is safe to start protecting puppies as early as 8 weeks. but your vet doesn't just prescribe it to her patients... ...she trusts nexgard to protect her own dog. and she knows its delicious beef flavor makes it #1 with dogs. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. ask your vet about nexgard, and wh