ama: it s a sound we may hear a lot of this weekend, another soggy storm system is rolling through the bay area. looking outside, we saw peeks of sun but overall a very gray day in san francisco. good evening, thanks for joining us, i m ama daetz. we have live team coverage from the weekend storms. let s get the latest photographs from abc-7 meteorologist leigh glaser. leigh: the live shot was high atop mt. tamalpais. doppler d. live doppler 7hd aimed at the system just to the north. this next wave of rain is coming in from the north trajectory, which means it s a colder storm and it s going to hold less moisture. so we won t see a lot of rainfall compared to the storm system that moved through yesterday. santa rosa, all of this is moving from north to south and will slowly advance across the bay area overnight tonight. some moderate rain over towards western mine road. even get something report of rain developing under the novato area. also over towards vacaville. and
ama: a soggy saturday night, rain pouring down across the bay area, and it s not over yet. good evening and thank you for joining us. i m ama daetz. we have team coverage. cornell bernard is live in millbrae where he has been keeping an eye on the storm, but we begin with leigh glaser. leigh: this frontal system, fast mover. already starting to see some clearing in the north bay. with live doppler 7hd you can seal the dividing line between the north bay and this where is the frontal system is, and continues to spread rain, mainly towards the east bay and south bay locations. and you can get a sense how quickly this thing cleared, about 8:00. downtown san francisco, picked up a quarter inch of rain in just 25 minutes. yeah. some pretty good storm cells moving through. brief heavy downpours and then moves out. it s hard to keep up with these cell. concord, walnut creek, picking up light rain. clayton road reporting some mod recall cells. all of this moves towards the brentw
up light rain. clayton road reporting some mod recall cells. all of this moves towards the brentwood area. we re finally starting to see showers move toward the south bay, san jose and sunnyvale reporting rain. more of the forecast coming up. ama: let s get to cornell bernard, live in millbrae. reporter: we have seen a lot of wet, wild weather all across the bay area tonight, and as leigh mentioned, not over yet. but it is creating a bit of stress for the folks from the north bay to daily city. the rain began falling in the north bay about 6:00. getting the attention of these neighbors who live in marin mobile home park, a place which has flooded in years past. neighbors have lost cars in flooding in the post, and homes have been damaged. and i lost a bunch of christmas decorations. with the high tides and the rain, it could flood. there s nothing you can do yeah. it s kind of a helpless feeling. reporter: park residents are ready for rain and high water. lots of sa
actually spanning several crime scenes. one of them behind me broken glass from the shootout with police in this intersection. the police officer who was shot is okay. but a gunman is still on the loose. our primary focus is getting the second guy in custody. reporter: after a chase by car and on foot this is how it ended for one of two men accused of shooting a police officer in san jose last night hiding in a neighborhood that spent two hours on lockdown. you know, it was crazy and it was scary. it was scary. reporter: police say the men went on an armed robbery spree yesterday hitting up businesses and people at gunpoint in all four of these locations. police are also looking into the possibility that the two were involved in a murder. very violent suspects. they were both armed with firearms. and we had a pretty good idea of what the vehicle looked like. reporter: police spotted it on highway 101 at around 9 p.m. after a chase they stopped here at tully and la
now at 8 chaos erupts. black friday is happening now and this year, it started earlier than ever. the quest for bargains wasn t always calm and peaceful punches were thrown in more than one store. no major incidents to report here around the bay area. but as you just say it was a different story for other shoppers around the country and retailers seem to think the drama is worth it. chaos as stores that opened and shoppers are stand. there were a lot of shoppers from pr to nasa dealt and some places it did get ugly. there were fist fights and n.c. a stabbing in virginia and a brawl in texas. it was even a shooting. a man trying to still a deal. stores opened early on but stibnite and wal-mart will come shoppers as early as 6:00 p.m.. they attracted 22 million people. macy s, toys are rows and best buy also opened early. reactions were mixed. maligne you do not know, it is fun. i would rather shop on thanksgiving. the zero earlier store hours paid off for some c