hours. chilly out there. sunny conditions by noontime, in the low 50s. and by 4:00 in the afternoon we are looking at more sunshine. but a cool day today. we have several chances of rain to talk about for the week ahead of beginning tomorrow. i'll have my accuweather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. this morning the federal government is shut down. the senate failed to approve a short-term deal to fund the government for another month. the bill had already passed in the house. at the heart of the debate, defefrd action for child hoold arrives, also known as daca. democrats want to guarantee brokes for nearly 800,000 brought to american as a child. >> they want to shove aside millions of americans for the sake of irresponsible political gains. >> the blame you this crash entirely on president trump's shoulders. this will be called a trump shutdown. >> the white house says negotiations on daca are off until the government reopens. lawmakers are working through the weekend to try and strike a deal. president trump is up early this morning, blaming democrats for the shutdown on twitter. he says democrats are far more concerned with illegal immigrants than they are with our great military or safety at our dangerous southern border. they could have easily made a deal but decided to play shutdown politics instead. we need more republicans in 2018 in order to power through mess. despite the shutdown northern california's federal courts will stay open and mail service will continue. yosemite national park will also remain open but with limited services. alcatraz will stay open to tours and the presidio will be mostly open. one potentially dane rouse closure though is the cdc's flu program. this is one of the most severe flu seasons in years. the shutdown means local health departments will collect flu samples but cdc will not test them, which is necessary to detect new strains. for a complete look at the impact of the government shutdown here in the bay area, we have a list on our website, abc7news.com. the time now is 5:03. happening today, the bay area is ready for the weapon's march. this year brings a new call to action. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story now from downtown san jose. >> everyone is welcome here, no hate, no fear. >> reporter: the first women's march was a reaction to president trump taking office. this year it's different. >> it is a proactive march. >> reporter: they will mark from city hall to rein green near the sap center. there community organizations will be waiting. >> for people learning how they can get engaged in the community on issues they care about, immigration, reproductive rights, protection for survivors of domestic violence. >> reporter: the theme in 20181 hear our vote. >> this year we are really focused on action and teping people create change by getting more people registered to vote and actually commit to voting. >> reporter: san francisco is expecting at least 80,000 people. there is a rally at civic plaza at noon. the march begins at noon. there are also events planned in santa rosa, sonoma, napa, pava, and walnut creek. >> we have taken our democracy for granted too much, i believe. let's not be so complacent. >> it's exciting to see the increased participation of so many people when have been passive for so long. >> reporter: millions marched last year. it was considered the largest single day demonstration in u.s. history. in san francisco, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> a large turnout is expected for the women's march in contra costa. abc news caught up with march organizers in walnut creek as they were getting ready. last year they were expecting 500 marchers but 10,000 came out the support equality and justice. they feel like the march voices to people. >> it's great to see the increased participation of people who have been so passive for so long. it's about time that people stand up. >> the event begins at 10:00 a.m. in civic park in walnut creek. you can find the full list of marches on our website, abc7news.com. we have posted meeting times, locations and how transportation could be affected. to other news, the woman who hit and kill a 3-year-old boy on interstate 680 will be spending at least the next two years in prison. yaranit mall hin was sentenced yesterday. despite protests from the baby's family she will likely only serve a fraction of her stns. >> reporter: investigators say yaranit mall hin was out on bail in a pending dui case and under the flufls of drugs when she crashed her suv into a car stalled on the shoulder of interstate 680 in san ramon. the september 2016 collision killed 3-year-old elijah dunn, injured his mother, and emotionally scarred two other children in the car. >> we will all have to be in counselling the rest of our lives probably. she left a huge, huge, huge, horrible impact on my family. after two years she is just going to go on with her life. >> reporter: she pleaded guilty to gross vehicular manslaughter with a enhance member. she gave an emotional plea deal in court. she will serve only half of her sentence and with time served she could be out by 2020. >> that's not justice. that's, you got a slap on the hand. >> mall shin married to a deputy but the justice says that has nothing to do with the case. they charged vehicular manslaughter based on the evidence. >> the family wanted a second-degree murder charge like numerous other cases. >> reporter: after the charb, mall hin was arrested a third time about being drunk in possible. now the family says they will fight to change drunk drives guidelines. >> i'm going to make it happen, in his honor. the infamous serial stowaway marilyn hartman has been arrested again for sneaking onto an airplane without a ticket. chicago police sent this new booking photo to abc news, official snuck past security at o'hare airport and got on a british airways flight to london ticketless. she was caught by border at at heathrow airport and sent back to chicago where she was arrested. in recent years hartman tried to board and fly without a ticket from several airports including shone san jose, sfo and oakland international. new details on the pleasant hills teenager paralyzed during a wrestling match. generous donors contributed more than $122,000 to his go fund me account for medical expenses. it's reported the warriors also sent ryan joseph a replica of the nba championship ring and a signed basketball. ryan has been on a ventilator in the icu since injuring his spinal cord last week. he had a tracheotomy this week to ease his breathing. the college park high school athletic director says ryan can now communicate by mouthing words instead of blinking. lisa argen is tracking the accuweather forecast for us. >> it's feeling like winter and we are going into he more rain after the week. it's 39 in novato as well as hayward this morning. some of the coldest temperatures we've seen in quite some time. we'll talk about a modest warm up today and 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strategy and access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. a judge in san francisco has blocked an attempt to stop a mayoral candidate from accessing hundreds of thousands of dollars in public financing money. the chronicle reports state senator mark leno can use the funds he has raised since announcing his candidacy for san francisco mayor last fall to apply for a matching public finance money from the city. another candidate, angela al yoet audio sued the campaign last week to try to stop his attempts to do so. she claims it gives him an unfair advantage compared to other candidates who have recently begun to fund race. the special election is june 5th. police located the suspect accused of a deadly shooting. a 65-year-old woman was killed in the outer is upset yesterday afternoon but the suspect was found year goalen gate park. lonnie rivera was at the scene. >> reporter: just in front of the park you can see yellow tape blocking the entrance, police cars in front. and there are several more inside of the park. police arrived here on scene and it was a development in a homicide case we were covering not far from here in the sunset neighborhood. police cars arrived. they surrounded a vehicle. and yes, we learned the driver of that vehicle was the suspect wanted in connection with a shooting that took place not too far from here. >> i'm not sure if i know the people who it is, but it's disturbing. you know. it's the block. it's where we live. >> reporter: neighbors arrived home to police tape blocking 34th avenue from ortega to noriega. they waited as police secured the scene after a deadly shooting around 4:30 friday afternoon. >> my daughter called me hysterical because she saw all the police on the block and didn't know what was happening and she was afraid. >> reporter: eric's wife called him before he drove him. >> she said she heard police cars and heard a scream and a shot. that was it. and then she was height hiding snook. >> reporter: detectives suspect 67-year-old winston hue shot the victim, a 65 weerld woman, multiple times, then drove away. in a rare move, authorities are are investigating last year's deadly mass shooting in las vegas released crime scene photographs and key information about the gunman stephen paddock. the shows so the arsenal of guns in the hotel room at the mandalay bay hotel. it also shows the cameras he set up in a peep hole. he began planning for a mass shooting in may googling summer concerts 2017. they also found child pornography on paddock's computer. a coroner found tom petty died from painkillers. the anticipate found an anti-depressant, pain killers and narcotics. his family say pain from a broken hip was unbearable because he performed dozen of shows despite the break. tom petty died in october. leslie van houn who took part in manson killings of a couple in 1969. in september, a parole board decide she was suitable for release. last night, though, governor jerry browne reversed the decision. he cited the violent nature of the crime and the fact that she downplayed her role in the murder during her september parole meeting. time now issa 15. if 2001 was a space odyssey, then 3001 is a bart odyssey. that's the car number of the first new bart car rolled into service yesterday. >> reporter: they cut the ribbon at the macarthur fwart station for the new train's first official run between oakland and richmond. the years who designed the new cars and made the modifications from were thrilled. >> passengers sitting on the seats and not just two or three of us diagnosing problems, it's thrilling. >> reporter: seats feature lumbar support. and there is more standing room. >> that's just in response to the growth that's happened at bart. we have a huge ridership right now. >> reporter: and that is the biggest change retired spokesperson mike healy has seen since he rode the very first train in 1972 compared to the new car he tried out. >> in a way these new cars are i think a symbol of bart's success because they are carrying so many more people today than was even anticipated back in the 197 oz. >> reporter: also impressed by the high-tech casse, second grader carter johnson. he asked to ride one of the new trains for christmas but he rode two, one old and one new as a special guest of debra allen. >> my favoritest part was being able to see the dins between the two trains. >> reporter: like the bike racks in every car, the video status boards that tell you where you are, and the three doors instead of two that make getting on and off easier. bart directors who struggled through delays and a $1.5 billion price tag ait's been worth it. >> i'm relieved we are finally underway with these new cars and i will get to start answering other questions instead of when will the new cars be on line, right. >> reporter: the next set of rail cars will come on line in february. after that, it will be 16 to 20 new cars per month through the end of 2022. in walnut creek, eric thomas, abc7 news. starting on monday you can start applying for what's called a real id in california. these are the enhanced id cards that meet new federal standards and will soon be required. starting in 2020, your current driver's license will no longer be enough to board a domestic flight. the dmv hired 300 new employees to help with processing applications for the new ids. you have to go to a field office, bring current id, proof of social security number and proof of california residency. video from kirkwood and north star resorts show more than a foot of new snow. snow fell in the north tahoe area. today should be chilly. more snow is possible tomorrow. there are chain restrictions along enter tate 80 this morning. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> we are looking at another three to 12 inches with an incoming system tomorrow into money in the see air ar nevada. life doppler 7 shows clouds are around. not allowing us to stay mild. in fact we are very cold with clear conditions. 35 in novato, inland east so the winds are up in the upper elevations. gusting to 42 miles an hour mount tam, and up and above half moon bay 18 miles an hour winds. we will see the on-shore flow today. it switches to a southwesterly component tomorrow before the weather system moves in late sunday. everywhere is experiencing the chill out there. definitely budged up. you can see the camera shaking a bit here. very coal inland this morning. looking for bright and cool conditions in the afternoon. and several more rainy days in the next seven days. so highs today underneath all of that sunshine, 55 in san francisco. look for 56 in fremont. near average today with 50s on the coast and those winds coming off of those chilly ocean waters. 57, san jose. we are going to bring in our storm impact sail scale for late tomorrow into monday. this system focuses on the north bay with anywhere from .8 to 2 inches of rain. elsewhere, a quarter of an inch to 3/4 of an inch it will be breezy at times. tomorrow afternoon the rain is together in of cloverdale. by midnight it six of south. all in the north bay. through the overnight hours just in time for the monday morning ride, rain from san francisco, vallejo, san francisco. and then it breaks up by the early morning hours. amounts focused heavily in the north bay, up to an inch in napa. over an inch in santa rosa. and over a tenth in redwood city, smaller amounts there. as we go through the west of the week, we will pick this up on wednesday morning. notice the commute looks dry but things could change here and the bulk of the precip once again in the north bay wednesday afternoon into wednesday night. this system breaks up on thursday. notice still some snow and cold air. picking this up with the first rainfalltion/monday, you notice the small amount of rain. then adding this system in by the end of the week, we could have an inch, preliminary estimates, over in oakland. download your accuweather app and stay up to date with live doppler 7. cold conditions this morning, turning sunny and cool this afternoon. rain late tomorrow. one on our storm impact scale. through the period we have got ones with most of the rain focused in on the north bay. stay tuned. it will and could change, especially for that wednesday/thursday system it's definitely acting like january. >> and every bit of that precip counts. just ahead, celebrating the best in california. the big party in oakland. and it wasn't alright, i brought in high protein to help get us moving. ...and help you feel more strength and energy in just two weeks! i'll take that. -yeeeeeah! ensure high protein. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be you. if yoif you can wait andd when all not be tired by waiting.irs. if you can watch the things you gave your life to, broken. if you can fill the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds of distance run. if you can dream and not 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women's march, it is a diplomat and peaceful event to shed light on women's rights. ate starts at 10:00 a.m. there is a rally and a march. posters, signs is flags are allowed. but you cap use wooden posts or metal posts to carry them. happening all weekend long is the sf sketch test. it features 230 shows in three weeks at various venues. this sunday they will spotlight speechless including actress mini driver. tickets are available on line. for information on all of these events and others. go to abc7news.com and we will link you up with hoodline. i'm jessica castro, abc7 news. a victory parade was held in the streets of oakland to celebrate the warriors. not the golden state warriors but the mccli man's high school warriors. sky 7 followed the celebration as it made its way from school to school. the mcclymonds high school football team recently brought home their second consecutive state championship. the event including players, members of the commune and civic leaders including mayor teby shall have, who didn't come empty handed. >> it is my honor to present as the mayor of oakland something that i hope you cherish, and that is, a key to the city. 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in san mateo. compared to yesterday, ten degrees colder in plalto. 39 and still many 40s throughout the 7:00 hour. as we get towards 1:00, numbers will be mainly in the mid 50s, in hayward. 56 in san jose. by 7:00 tonight yes, dropping back off quickly with the clear sky early. we get increasing clouds tonight because look what's on the way tomorrow. a one on our storm impact sale. rainy for the monday morning ahead. this week ahead is on the damp side. details on what to expect, and when coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. this morning as congress deals with a government shutdown republicans and democrats are pointing fingers at each other. and get this, the shutdown could cost the u.s. economy $38 million every hour. abc news reporter maggie ruly is live in new york with the developments for us. maggie a lot to talk about. >> reporter: chris, that number is certainly shocking to hear. now, in addition to the shutdown, today also marks exactly one year since president trump took office. and clearly the political ballots is as heated as ever. the government is shut down. and both sides are taking shots. >> the blame should crash entirely on president trump's shoulders. this will be called the trump shutdown. >> we've just witnessed on the floor was a cynical decision by senate democrats to shove aside millions of americans for the sake of irresponsible political gains. >> reporter: top lawmakers and president trump met throughout the day scrambling to make a last-minute compromise. yet by the midnight deadline, still no deal. democratic lawmakers say they won't pass a spending bill unless they get guaranteed protections for d.r.e.a.m.ers, the nearly 800,000 undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. >> where is the urgency when it comes the d.r.e.a.m.ers? there is an urgency. there is an urgency in their lives because of the uncertainty of tomorrow. >> reporter: the white house called this an attempt to hold lawful citizens hostage. and republicans say there is no rush to write legislation protecting d.r.e.a.m.ers. while the statistics are unclear here is how the shutdown will likely affect you. it could cost the economy $38 million every hour. hundreds of thousands of federal employees will be furloughed without pay. by february, members of the military will see their paychecks delayed. essential services would continue. you will still get your mail. social security benefits will go out. tsa and air traffic control will keep working. senators will be back at work starting at noon today. but as of right now, chris, it's still unclear what's opened and what's closed. we are at one of the waiting areas to get to the statue of liberty. visitors showing up today don't though if they are going to make to it ellis island or if they are going to be turned away. maggie ruly, abc7 news. as maggie said, today marks the president's first year in office. it has been a year marked by extreme highs and lows. karen travers looks at what is behind and what's ahead for the president. >> reporter: from day one. >> i donald john trump. >> reporter: to day 365, 2018 starting off just as 2017 ended, a flurry of news and controversies. president trump facing blistering criticism for referring to haiti and african nations with a vulgar expletive backtracking on whether he would sit down and face questions from special counsel robert mueller. >> we'll see what happens. >> reporter: and getting into a verbal battle with north korea's kim jong-un about whose nuclear button is bigger. and that book fire fire leading president trump to move to twitter to say he is quote a very stable genius. and the russian probe, which expanded with the appointment of the special counsel after president trump fired fbi director james comey in may. >> when i decided to do it i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. >> reporter: the biggest foreign policy issue facing the administration, the ongoing nuclear standoff with north korea. >> they will be met with fire and fury. >> reporter: on the domestic front, a year of frustrating misses for the president. his travel ban tied up in court for months. no movement on his promised border wall. and a spectacular failure on capitol hill to repeal and replace obamacare. but the white house regularly touts the successful nomination of kneel gorsuch to the supreme court. and right before the christmas holiday congress delivering on the president's top priority, tax reform. the president also frequently pointing to the huge gains in the stock market as a sign that his economic policies are, woulding. the white house says the president's priorities for this year include welfare reform, infrastructure, health care, and immigration. but with the midterm elections looming in november that's an ambitious to do list to send to congress. there are new images this morning from one of the homes where 13 sibling were allegedly held captive and tortured by their own parents. doctors are now treating the children. abc news reporter matt gutman has details on what we know about their condition. >> reporter: new images of the squall i had home the turpin home the family left in texas yurg showing the stomach turning interior, walls smeared with human filth, the slime rimmed tub. images like these are part of a mountain of evidence california prosecutors are pouring through which they say could lead to even more charges against david and louise turpin. >> sounds like sadistic torture. >> reporter: the parents already facing life in prison if convicted, accused of starving and torturing their children. they pleaded not guilty. >> it feels from our perspective that we are looking into a pit and we don't know where the bottom is. >> reporter: their doctor say the children's physical children is slowly improvement but they suffered years of almost total isolation. >> much of what we are doing is teaching them social whafr. >> we are the first stage of their introduction to the outside world. >> reporter: they are now tended to by a hand picked team that is touched by what they are seeing. >> they will hopefully go on and life, and they will have great lives. it would be nice to see that. >> reporter: matt gutman, abc news, riverside, california. >> the possibility of immigration raids looming to over many family in the bay area county officials in the south bay are sending a strong message to the trump administration. janine de la vega has the story. >> reporter: one county, one future. that message is splashed all over vta buses throughout the south bay. why? santa clara county officials know the immigrants who live here are fearful about plump's agenda. >> we are hearing about the massive raids that are going to take placement we are getting ready. we are getting ready to fight because the only way to respond to that hatred and bigotry is to push back. >> reporter: top leaders in the county held a news conference letting everyone know they will not be intimidated and they are offering help to the immigrant commune. the general consulate from mexico was on hand. >> for the mexican government it's important to have this kind of partnership with santa clara county that they recognize the contribution of the mexican commune in this area. >> reporter: the county wants to gets the word out that mental health services are available to anyone who is feeling anxious about possible deportation. free or low cost legal assistance is also being offed. >> santa clara county has invested $3.5 million to work with community based organizations to provide them access to immigration attorneys. >> reporter: besides these buses there will be billboards up on the freeway and at bus stops throughout the south bay promoting the county's support for the immigrant community. 60% of families in the county have a member who is an immigrant or a u.s. born child of an immigrant. with numbers that large, local officials say they are committed to protecting the most vulnerable communities. in san jose, gentleman dean de laing vega abc 7 news. the supreme court will hear arguments in april and decide the legal it of the latest version of president trump's travel ban. the policy applies to residents of six muslim-majority countries as well as north korea and some people from venezuela. last month a federal appeals court ruled that the ban violates federal immigration law. the supreme court allowed the ban to take partial effect. still to come on abc7 admonition, making your dreams come true. meet the local teenager who had a little help from the san jose sharks. first as we head to break here's a live look from our emeryville camera. welcome back, everyone. here's a live look outside from our abc7 roof camera. we are waking up to cool conditions throughout the bay. lisa argen is tracking the temperatures for us and has more ahead in her accuweather forecast. happening today, lose yourself in a world where good always triumphs over evil. whether you are a fan of "star wars" or superman. the cartoon art museum is holding a grand opening at its new location on beach street near gear deli square. it features comic strips, anime to graphic novels. it was forced to leave its former home several years ago because of a rent hike. doors opened at its new location in october but today is the official grand opening. admission is $10 for adults, $4 for children. another fun thing to do here in the bay. >>ert that it's going to be cold for the bulk of the day. by the time it warms up, you know, the short day we've got with the sun setting after 5:00. plenty of sun, but it's going to take a while to warm up. 33 in napa. 39 in novato with 34 in san ramon. more 30s than 40s this morning. you can see the camera shaking a bit from this picture. cool on-shore flow to boot. i'll talk about it, and our rain chances, which are several coming up in a few minutes. also ahead, the san francisco giants have officially welcomed their new third baseman, evan longoria. what does he think about joining a team that won only 64 games a team that won only 64 games last daily hair damagen stop before it happens ...with these roses. one is treated with dove. both are exposed to damaging heat. the rose without dove is dry and brittle. dove deeply nourishes and stops 90% of daily hair damage before it happens. because with citrusy peel shine, i might as well be spraying orange juice on...grape juice. get serious, get a cleaner with bleach in it. that's right...i'll get it. clorox means clean. here's a live look outside from our abc7 explore for yum camera pointed at the financial district this morning. there is the possibility of rain in the forecast. lisa argen has more coming up in the seven-day just mental away. in sports, the warriors can break the franchise record for consecutive road wins in houston tonight. they will try to expand their 14 game winning streak against the rockets. watch it on abc7. tip-off is ata 30. stick around for toyota of a the game with larry beil, mike shumann in houston, and adone boyle and kerry keating in studio of a the game. yesterday the giants formally introduced their new third baseman. here's abc7's sports director larry beil with the details in this modern's sports report. >> good morning. the deems of january carlo ohtani turned into the reality of longoria and mccutchen. the giants are hoping those are pedigrees with lift them out of last place. evan longoria will wear the number 10. the giants acquired him via trade from tampa bay last month. he see as winner, not the team that stumbled to a record of 64-98 last year. >> you can only go up, right. i mean, that's -- it's tough to win only 64 games or whatever. it really is. just that belief that last year was not what this organization is all about. and that they continue to put one foot in front of the other and gaining ground towards getting back to the world series and the postseason. >> the warriors go for a perfect road trip and a franchise record 15 straight road wins tonight in houston. tip-off ata 30 here on abc7. no jordan bell, he is out with a sprained ankle. the rockets organization focused solely on knocking off the warriors this year. the warriors have won 12 of their last 14 regular season matchups and seven straight in houston. james hardin? not impressed. >> is there any difference to playing golden state and others games. >> no. >> the fact that they have got a winning streak in this building, is there some significance of trying to -- than of that matters. >> saturday night, primetime. >> nope. >> thanks for sharing your feelings, james. >> college hoops. stanford women trailed by as many as 12 to usc and came all the way, mcphee with her fourth. 12 on the night. and cal lost to ucla. let's talk playoff football, patriots quarterback tom brady listed as questionable for sunday's afc playoff game with jacksonville because of a his tearious hand injury. nobody is certain how you hurt it or what the injury is. brady added intrigue by showing up wearing gloves and dodging questions. >> how is your hand? >> not talking about it. >> are you going to low any footballs today? >> i'm not going to talk about that. >> tom, why are you wearing gloves inside? >> he already asked that. >> have you ever thrown the ball in gloves or played the game in gloves? >> it's been a long time. you said two questions. see you. thank you. >> like james hardin. nobody wants to talk of that's a wrap on morning sports. see you back here for warriors and rockets tonight at 5:30. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> hi, everyone, a certainly chilly start this morning. temperatures hovering near freezing in the north bay. live doppler 7 shows no fog to speak of. we widen the system and you can see a system offshore. it affects us in time for the monday morning commute. here's a look at numbers right now. 45 downtown, 41 across the bay. 43 in hayward with 35 here in los gatos. 35 in fairfield. 33 in napa. mid 30s and livermore and santa rosa. with the clear sky and the coal air mass in place we have winds in upper elevations as well. mount tam gusting to 42 miles an hour. half moon bay gusting to 18. you can see atlas peak. breezy here. we are looking for the john shore ownent today. cool but sunny out there. certainly cold from the peninsula to the south bay. everywhere feeling the chill. as we look outside you can see the camera shaking a bit here with cold conditions, near freezing in spots. bright and cool for the afternoon. somewhat near average. then several more chances of rain throughout the week ahead. focusing mainly on the north bay but everyone will pick up some rain. today's highs in the 50s downtown. 56 in palo alto. breezy at times. as well as fremont, napa and santa rosa. let's bring in the storm impact scale. it is a one late tomorrow into monday with the rain focusing in the north bay, up to an inch. elsewhere, quarter of an inch to 3/4. here's the time line. tomorrow afternoon 3:00 high and mid-level clouds with rain to the north. by the time we get through the bulk of the day and midnight it's still in the north bay. you can see it's raining here from santa rosa and light rain through central marin county. by 6:00 monday morning here comes the front as it pushes through the bay area. pulls out by mid afternoon and we are left with a dry commute for your monday afternoon. abilities, once again, anywhere from over an inch to two inches in santa rosa and ukiah. just about a quarter of an inch in san francisco and oakland. maybe .2 in san jose that rain shadow effect in the south bay, always lesser amounts there. wednesday morning looks like we are dry for the commute. as we get to the afternoon we are wet. into thursday morning, still some showers. it all ends by thursday afternoon. that's our second system. so as we look at our accuweather seven-day forcast, you know we have a one from sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, all across the board here, meaning you should keep the umbrellas out. temperatures will still be on the cool side. feeling very much like winter. if you download your accuweather app you will be up to date with live doppler 7. you notice the sunny days today and the end of next week. it adds up to a decent amount. but once again it focuses in the north bay. we will watch it for you. >> good to see the rain is coming in on monday and hopefully gone by the afternoon commute. >> could be. >> we'll see how it plays out. time now is 5:51. the san jose sharks and make a wish teamed up to make a north bay teen's come true making him an honorary member of the team. we were there for it. it's typically every parent's dream to be happy and healthy. >> seeing him in that hospital bed, you know, it just -- almost more than a mother can bear. >> reporter: but for melissa holmes and her son hayden 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clara. 37 campbell, 39 came brianne park. the rest of the bay area looking at more 30s, from livermore, danville and lafayette. 35 there. 33 in napa. we are looking at a chilly start with 30s and 40s through your 7:00 hour. bright and sunny out there with highs today near average. but by noontime, low 50s, plenty of sun, and looking at mid 50s by 4:00 in the afternoon. not a w