who's now at six protests for a permanent ceasefire. >> local groups making their message loud and clear in cities across the bay area. good morning to you. it is saturday, november 25th. i'm gloria rodriguez as meteorologist lisa argen is here. and lisa, we've been talking a lot about small business saturday today and a lot of people are going to be going out there doing some shopping. are you doing some shopping today? yeah, kind of did some yesterday.

>> it was very crowded out there. beautiful day for it. and i expect today and tomorrow to be just as busy. the weather's cooperating with dry conditions, high pressure in control. but if you live in the north bay, you're probably feeling that chill. we have a frost advisory until 10:00. the interior valleys here where temperatures in petaluma to novato, santa rosa down around san rafael quarter of madera numbers in the 30s in larkspur, we could see even lower than that 30 in novato right now 31 in santa rosa, 37. vallejo with 38 in livermore gilroy 34. so overall many of us really shivering from livermore to novato and santa rosa, a little bit milder in concord and hayward this morning . but nonetheless, the cold weather sticking around throughout the next several days with the clear sky, the dry air and the lack of wind at the surface there. upper 50s for the warmest locations by noontime. otherwise we'll be in the low 60s by the middle of the afternoon through a few mid 60s for the south bay. and we'll talk about another chilly night

tonight. we'll see how many of those we can count up before we bring in extra clouds and rain chances our way as well for the week ahead gloria. >> all right. we'll need our jacket today. thank you, lisa. pro-palestinian protesters filled bay area streets friday from emeryville to san francisco . snow in santa clara. crowds flooded valley fair mall. the protest come as a temporary cease fire is underway in gaza. abc7 news reporter tara campbell spoke to organizers about their calls for a permanent cease fire . the policy side pro-palestinian protesters packed into valley fair mall in santa clara with a black friday message. >> why is nothing comes are dropping. >> i felt like we really made an impact. people stop. they were you know they wanted to see what was going on. >> arshia hussein captured this video while inside the mall. she says she was there to keep calls for a cease fire in the spotlight by not letting it get distracted by the shopping day, not getting distracted from

what's really going on. >> i noticed a few stores closed, a couple of their doors. you know, maybe just out of safety precaution, three, three staff. >> and at san francisco union square, the same message rang out today. we came out on black friday to demand that our elected officials echo the growing and popular calls for a permanent cease fire. these calls coming from many who have already lost loved ones. >> my sister in law, she just lost her brother in law and her niece and nephew. >> this particular protester asked, we don't show his face or share his name. he says he fears it could make him a target for said friday's event was organized by youth protesters and they estimate that a thousand people were piled into union square at its height, it was the youth who led on their days off from school to bring everyone out to the streets and keep this protest movement

going. tara campbell, abc seven news. this morning. >> israel and hamas are in day two of the four day cease fire. the us, qatar and egypt expect hamas to release at least 50 hostages in exchange for 150 palestinian prisoners over the next few days. abc news reporter chuck sivertsen tells us more about the first hostages released as more are expected to be freed today. >> israel is expected to receive its second wave of hostages saturday on day two of the cease fire. it follows after 24 israeli and foreign citizens were released to israel on friday. the red cross received the group of 13 israeli citizens , ten thai citizens and one filipino citizen from hamas, transferring the hostages to the idf, where they first received a medical assessment before being sent to israeli hospitals for reunification with their families. >> we we're all really relieved that we heard from them and that they said that they're fine and

not just other people told us that the released hostages included children as young as two, four and five, as well as some of their mothers and other women hostages ages 79 and 85 across the west bank. >> cheers as crowds celebrate the arrival of the palestinian prisoners amid this four day cease fire. israel releasing 39 palestine women and teenage prisoners. president joe biden friday addressing why the pause was so important. >> persistently pressed for a pause in the fighting for two reasons to accelerate and expand humanitarian assistance. going into gaza and to facilitate the release of hostages, the united nations sent 200 trucks across the rafah border and into gaza on day one of the pause, the largest single day delivery since the october seventh terror attack. >> the trucks carrying cooking gas and critical fuel that is needed to power hospitals and trucks. the aid desperately needed in gaza, as there are now

at least 1.7 million people displaced and at least 1 million staying in shelters run by the united nations. relief and works agency for palestinian refugees, says chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york. >> this morning we're learning american citizens are not expected to be among the hostages released today. new this morning, two people are being treated for smoke inhalation after an apartment fire in the mission in san francisco last night. according to firefighters, that fire on woodward street was started by a lithium ion battery. firefighter say that one of those people being treated tried to battle the flames. >> he did do a brave thing by trying to fight the fire with the extinguisher first. that didn't work entirely. so then he noticed that the house line was there in the hallway. so he pulled the house line and charged it with water and said to me that he stayed low, try to stay below the smoke layer and fight it. no one else was hurt

and the fire was contained to the single unit. >> all other residents were able to return to their homes. happening today, many shoppers are getting their wallets out for small business saturday. a recent survey shows a growing popularity among millennials. for today's shopping experience. 72% of them said they plan to partake in buying from local businesses. data also shows 61% of shoppers overall prefer for small business. saturday compared to the 56% of black friday shoppers. last year. americans spent nearly $18 billion on small businesses. on the last saturday of november. and now that black friday is over, plenty of us are waiting on cyber monday for more holiday sales. adobe analytics predicts that $12 billion in revenue on monday, so-called cyber week is expected to rake in more than $37 billion in sales. that's more than 5% increase compared

to last year. the national retail federation anticipates that holiday spending will reach record levels through the next month. and this was the scene in union square yesterday in san francisco, which was bustling with black friday shoppers. it is a promising sign that city officials and law enforcement have been working towards. san francisco recently received $79 million in grant money to combat retail theft and 15 million more for police patrols. the change is visible. we saw sfpd officers on nearly every street corner, and businesses say that they are seeing a steady uptick in foot traffic. >> every time we get a few people leaving, there's five more people coming in. so we've just been we've been busy all around union square, the holiday spirit is in the air. >> the macy's christmas tree was lit two weeks ago and the holiday ice rink opened at the beginning of the month. i was there last weekend. it is beautiful out there and crowds

started before the shoppers even got to the mall. check out the line of cars waiting to get into the san francisco premium outlets yesterday afternoon in livermore, more police were stationed around the mall to keep the traffic flowing and also prevent thefts. the fallout continues for the social media platform x after its owner, elon musk endorsed an anti semitic conspiracy theory. the new york times reports that x could lose as many as $75 million in advertising revenue by the end of the year. dozens of major brands are pulling their ads in response to musk's comments, internal documents obtained by the new york times show that airbnb, coca-cola and microsoft may become the newest companies to cut ties with x. well, a lot of you are planning on going out there and shopping today for small business saturday. so let's get a preview of your weather with lisa. >> hey, gloria.i, everyone. good morning to you. beautiful sparkling view of san francisco. temperatures are ranging from freezing in our north bay valleys with a frost advisory to

the low 50s across the bay in oakland. it's about upper 40s to near 50 here. so chilly, but we are looking at several cold mornings, a few dry afternoon ins before we bring rain chances back into my seven day outlook. stay tuned. i'll have your forecast. >> thank you, lisa and also ahead, the former officer convicted of killing george floyd stabbed in prison. what we know about his condition this morning. and then a stroll in the park with a signature hot chocolate. christmas in the park is back in the south bay after a packed opening night but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms

than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient but there is no b-m-o here. ah, you can just call us bee-mo, and there is now. you know what else is convenient? mobile banking that makes it easy to track your goals and manage your money get out of town. but we... just got here. when a bank helps you get and stay ahead. that's the bmo effect. ♪ bmo ♪ my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop.

tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? not me. my own real tears are my relief. ask your eye doctor about tyrvaya. that is three times the amount in 2020. it projects the number

will grow more by the end of the year, potentially reaching 1000 in flation. the cost of living and lasting impacts of the pandemic are to blame. the east side education foundation wants to donate warm clothes and gift cards to students over the holidays. in the past, it's given $100 to each student. but with more unhoused students, it needs more resources. people can donate through their website. that's east side hyphen fund .org/ give. the former minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering george floyd has been stabbed in prison. derek chauvin is expected to survive. he was stabbed by another inmate at the federal correctional institution in tucson, arizona. chauvin is serving a 43 year prison sentence after being found guilty in the may 2020 killing of floyd, whose death sparked nationwide protests. this morning, a show of gratitude from one oakland community to the city's former police chief and former mayor. lauren

armstrong and libby schaaf received community service awards from bishop o'dowd high school. armstrong currently works as a volunteer coach for the school's men's basketball team. he continues to push to get his job back after being fired in february. in the meantime, he is using his free time to mentor kids. >> it continues. you know, to show me that people appreciate the work that i did. that people understand how much i love this community and how hard i worked in this community. >> schaff and armstrong are both oakland natives. shefs served as mayor from 2015 until january of this year, and she selected armstrong to be the city's police chief back in 2021. he was fired by current mayor shengtao and the south bay, a beloved holiday tradition is back. san jose's christmas in the park made its return as the giant christmas tree was lit up. as always, a large crowd turned out. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez caught up with some of the loyal attendees as

thousands of people are getting into the holiday spirit at the opening night of christmas in the park holiday, the one each year the two acre plaza de cesar chavez in san jose is transformed into a festive village. >> oh. >> oh. ever since i can remember. ever since i was five years old. same age as her. i'm just, you know, just kind of keep the tradition going. and if you have little ones, it's a great, great food, great people. >> caitlin lewis loves the event so much. she's now a part of it. working at the hot chocolate stands. it's the real christmas spirit. >> it's the real magic is here at christmas in the park because everyone is just the community comes together. mayor matt mehan held friday's tree lighting ceremony. >> pictures with the grinch were held below it all. >> we love it. it's just so festive and we dressed up this year just to match with the grinch. >> christmas in the park is a

nonprofit organization mission each tree thoughtfully decorated by schools, community groups, businesses and families coming here, seeing all the people, seeing our neighbors, seeing neighbors. >> we've not met before. just just being here. it's so community based and love it. >> there are hundreds of trees, more than 40 holiday displays and lots of glittering lights. >> i think having a kid is totally different now. like it's seeing it through his eyes is awesome. >> best part is if you plan on heading here with friends or family. admission is completely free in san jose. lauren martinez, abc seven news and take a look at the soccer field at paypal park. >> the goalposts have been taken out to make way for a winter light spectacular. it is called enchant our camera went by before all the lights were turned on for the first time. this year and you could see all the incredible light sculptures, the enormous lighted trees, the big attract is a bright maze. it's called santa's magic timepiece. >> as you ever wonder how santa

gets around in one night, your job is to go through the maze and find all the missing star fragments and complete that to help save christmas enchant. >> also has a marketplace. carolers and magicians to entertain visitors for tickets you can go to enchant christmas.com and it's open until december 31st. beautiful fremont held a tree lighting ceremony as well to kick off its festival of lights parade. the event attracts more than 10,000 spectators in the city's niles district. the parade brought out antique cars, marching bands, dancers and over 60 fun floats. and it's all funded by the community and local businesses. expected high tides are leading to extended road closures in the north bay. the lower half of the manzanita park and ride lot is now closed through wednesday, along with shoulder parking on state route one in mill valley. and that same closure will take

effect once again from december 11th through december 28th. high tides are known to flood the lot this time of the year. meteorologist lisa argen is tracking the forecast. and lisa, seeing all these christmas stories, the trees, everything just makes me get into the holiday spirit. and it's kind of like feeling like the holidays, too, with a chillier weather. yeah, i had a little frost on my windshield leaving this morning. >> and you know how early that was. so you wait a few hours and some of you will be waking up to that frost on the lawn. some of the plants, unfortunately, but other will not be so cold because you know how we do it here in the bay area, very widely ranging temperatures, even our overnight lows are some 20 degrees from our coldest north bay valleys to right around the bay. we've got high pressure in control, a dry air, mass light winds at the surface. and that is certainly the recipe for ideal radiational cooling. beautiful. look here from our roof camera. the sun coming up at 7:00 this morning, setting before 5:00. it is 48. somewhat

mild degrees in san francisco compared to mid seconds in the city of oakland. 43 in mountain view, 38. for this reading in san jose, 41, palo alto, 50 two half moon bay. and the view from mount tam where temperatures are right around 43 at about 2300ft. but you can see the low 30s freezing in novato 34in santa rosa, 37. napa 38 livermore concord ten degrees warmer, 48 degrees. so as we look at our 24 hour temperature change, most of us much colder in the north bay. the east bay not too bad. from hayward to concord, but the next several days we're not going to see a whole lot of change. so we'll probably see another frost advisory tonight into even tuesday morning. there's a look outside the golden gate bridge. so it's frosty in the north bay. sunny days on the way all the way towards wednesday or thereabouts. and then we'll i should say tuesday, wednesday, we could see a slight chance of showers into thursday. two weak

systems breaking down our ridge of high pressure. but in the meantime, we talked about the high tides that also coincides with a strong west northwest beaches where the strong sneaker waves and that swell will really get going today through sunday. so 8 to 9 foot waves right now, up to 12 around sonoma county all the way down to big sur. so some dangerous conditions there. and the cold mornings for your sunday morning low 30s again in the north bay. some mid 30s our east bay even down around redwood city a cool spot there in the upper 30s monday could be even colder. some upper 20s maybe a freeze watch. and then as we get into your tuesday still very similar conditions. so we'll get into the low 60s near average for livermore, a couple degrees warmer for monday tuesday, then we're colder. the second half of the workweek and that's when we could see a chance of showers. there's a look at that first system slide adding by to the south of us. the second system into thursday and early estimates now we could

see anywhere from nothing to maybe a half inch of rain. but this certainly will change. so stay updated on the forecast. 64 in oakland, san mateo with low 60s antioch and napa. the accuweather seven day forecast several cold mornings cool but sunny afternoons through tuesday and then a slight chance of showers as we get into wednesday and thursday. so it would be nice to get some snow. these systems look weak. it looks like we're setting our hopes on december for more rain. >> and you mentioned december. i can't believe it's already next week. friday it goes so quickly. yeah. holiday season is here. my goodness. yeah. wow well, thank you very much, lisa. when we return, the clock is ticking for street vendors in san francisco this morning. they're fighting to delay a temporary ban to take effect next week. what could be another option for vendors if the ban goes as planned

in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network and that powers more businesses than anyone else. learn how you can get $1000 back for your business today. comcast business. powering possibilities.

on. good morning america. >> and good morning to you on this saturday. coming up here on gma, the latest on the first group of hostages released by hamas after the start of a temporary cease fire with israel. what we know and what president biden is saying about the release of more captives, we are joined here by one family member of three just released hostages now sharing their story this morning. and here at home, small businesses in the spotlight today as the holiday shopping season kicks into full gear. we have all of that coming up in stores and online. how you can get money back and rewards when getting your holiday gifts and hungry for some football college football rivalry weekend is here or the high stakes matchup ahead. and the nfl's first ever black friday game. that is all coming up right here on gma. we'll see you soon. >> all right. thank you, gio. in san francisco, the ban on street vending along mission street takes effect on monday. vendors will be asked to move or sell indoors. and if not, their items

could get confiscated. and as abc7 news reporter lou pena tells us, vendors are asking for that ban to be postponed. >> and over 100 san francisco mission street vendors are fighting back just days before they're prohibited from selling on this street. pienta they have permits. >> they have the ability to be here. you're not going to shuffle the board simply because you think that's how you're going to solve the problem. >> vendors say the 90 day ban from supervisor ronen is unfair. last week they created the mission street vendors association, bringing together a group of 116 vendors seeking to delay the ban. it says mi familia depende de mi trabajo. my family depends on my job. they preocupa tu familia. you're worried about them familia porque i'm worried about my family. tito, luis and luis ledesma are family street vending has been their only source of income for the last decade. they got their first

permit in 2015. they don't understand why their livelihood should be impacted because the city is overwhelmed by those selling stolen items and attacking inspectors. i don't know what to do. this ba part of a strategy to regain control of the sidewalk x what happened is that it was really overwhelmed our resources and frankly, the number of vendors that are operating on the street is impossible for us to regulate right now. santiago lerma is supervisor ronan's aide. he showed us one of the three locations they're planning to open for vendors on monday. we're spending in total about $500,000 in rent and construction for the three sites. >> many view selling indoors as a setback, especially during the holidays, when their businesses make the most money. >> sofia lopez is part of the association and said she has been following the rules for over a decade and is concerned the ban will be extended past

the 90 days. >> esperamos para el otro yo esperamos dia. >> what are we supposed to expect from her for next year? >> no. still in limbo. >> in limbo. and as to the possibility of delaying the ban, the reason that we can no longer delay is simply because of the crisis on the street. luz pena, abc seven news. >> starting monday, there will be at least two public works inspectors and sfpd officers at each plaza from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. if vendors ignore the ban, they will not be arrested, but their items could get confiscated. and a reminder that you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc7 bay area. connected-tv app. it is available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. so download the app now and start streaming in coming up on abc7 mornings. today is small business saturday. how the south bay is trying to help out local shop owners. bring in more customers today. plus attacks against the us troops. the

reports from federal officials detailing those incidents that happened in iraq and syria on thanksgiving. we

really supports small businesses and we're really at the end of the day, makes them thrive. is that human human interaction? online shopping can't do that now at 630, hope for the local economy. >> bay area business owners get ready for small business saturday and the new initiative to keep foot traffic going long term. good morning to you. i'm gloria rodriguez and we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. and lisa, i know we've been talking about small business saturday. a lot of people are keeping their shopping going today after black friday. they're going to need

those jackets today, right? >> yeah, definitely. for the first half of the day, you know, it was beautiful yesterday, but it took a while to warm up. and this morning we're starting out much colder in many locations. here's a look at our north bay valleys where we have our frost advisory temperatures have dropped below 30 in some areas. so that's a good 10 to 12 degrees colder than the rest of you over into the east bay. the south bay is pretty chilly, though. a few spots on the peninsula. what a view. gorgeous exploratorium camera 38, san jose, 42 in palo alto with 44. in oakland, 48, san francisco and from santa cruz we're in the mid 40s with the mid 60s later on. that is pretty isn't it dry conditions with low 30s novato 34 santa rosa, 38 in livermore and our 24 hour temperature change confirms us. most of us much colder except for concord and hayward this morning. even oakland a few degrees warmer. so with the clear sky that dry air mass it'll warm up into the low to mid 60s with mostly sunny conditions. we'll talk about a few more clouds for your sunday,

but that's really not going to help us out for the overnight lows. we're going to stay cold until we see the chance of rain coming our way midweek, gloria. >> all right. thank you, lisa. local businesses are banking on small business saturday, which begins at this morning. and now there's one south bay city taking new measures to keep the momentum going beyond this weekend. abc's seven news reporter zach fuentes talks to local shop owners. >> welcome to one of east san jose's most colorful stores. >> these are all traditional chinese wedding wear. and then over here, there is the vietnamese version. christina bui and her family have owned love me knots bridal for more than 30 years. it's a passion, you know. >> she also serves as the board chair of the tully road, east ridge business association. she says times have not been easy for local small businesses since the pandemic. >> we had to pivot to survive and the bui was one of the fortunate ones. >> the struggles of running a small business continue, so she and other business owners like caleb orozco are banking on small business. saturday >> we really can't have a

shortage of support, especially during these times. orozco owns the last round tavern in downtown san jose, a business he worked to start and keep open during the pandemic through the difficult circumstances, he says . >> what sets his and many other small businesses apart can't be bought through online shopping. >> we're really supports small businesses and we're really, at the end of the day, makes them thrive. is that human human interaction? >> the city of san jose has launched a shop local campaign to facilitate more of those interactions beyond small business saturday. it's called holiday san jose creatively mapping out an identifying hundreds of small businesses in 11 shopping districts. the city says it has more than 60 small and micro businesses, each contributing to the local economy. the potential boost from the holiday campaign is one the local business owners are grateful for. it's just making us feel, you know, that we're seeing and that we've been heard and that they know our struggle, providing these spaces where people really feel like they belong somewhere and you know, online shopping can't do that.

at the end of the day, whether it's small business saturday or not, the business owners hope that community members know that all of their hard work is for their friends and neighbors. >> it's ideal to have somebody here in this community making it for you from here, not sending it out anywhere else, and having our special touches on it in san jose, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> abc seven is keeping track of some small business saturday events that are happening today. for alerts like this one, you can download the abc seven news app and be sure to enable your push notifications. former san mateo county sheriff and supervisor don horsley has died. the san mateo county sheriff's office announced his death on friday. horsley spent nearly three decades serving communities across the peninsula. he first worked for the sheriff's office as a deputy patrol back in 1972. he was eventually elected as sheriff in 1993, where he served for 14 years until he retired in 2007.

his cause of death is not known. horsley was 80 years old. a south bay couple is facing homicide charges after their young daughter daughter died of suspected fentanyl poisoning earlier this year. prosecutors say that the couple had fentanyl and other opioids in their system at the time of the 18 month old's death. investigators found fentanyl in multiple places inside their san jose home, including on the rug where the girl's body was found in august. if convicted, they could face 50 years each to life in prison. ahead of holiday gatherings, santa cruz, santa clara county doctors are urging caution. wastewater data is showing a dramatic rise of rsv sv in the community. abc7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains the latest recommendations to keep you and your loved ones safe. >> if rsv is on the rise in scc. santa clara county health leaders say an already busy flu and covid season is getting even busier, with a rise in

respiratory syncytial virus. >> what we saw last year in so far, what we i think we're seeing this year is a peak first in rsv, then a peak in flu and then a peak in covid. so we're going to be monitoring that's part of what we do here at the public health department. but so far, it does look like rsv is probably going to peak first in wastewater monitoring backs that up. >> santa clara county is the leader of community detection for a number of illnesses and diseases include rsv. in the last month, the wastewater has shown double the amount of rsv in san jose and in the palo alto, sunnyvale and gilroy sewer sheds. it has doubled in the last week. >> rsv affects everyone in every age in our community and we know that the more rsv there is in the community, it's then going to spread to and put those young infants at risk, babies younger than one and people older than 60 are most vulnerable to serious complications from the virus. >> and a new rsv specific vaccine aims to help them. it's found to reduce an infant's risk of hospitalization from rsv by

57. santa clara county public health assistant health officer dr. monica roy says despite a shortage of infant vaccines, there is a recommendation for expected mothers to protect their children without waiting to get them vaccinated after birth. the idea is that weeks 32 through 36, the mother gets vaccinated, she develops antibodies. >> those get passed on to her infant and so that baby is then protected during this this fall winter rsv season in addition to the rsv vaccine. >> dr. roy says an increase in emergency visits for influenza like illnesses means it's important for everyone to get updated. covid and flu shots as well. and of course, she says don't forget proper cold and flu season practices in santa clara county. dustin dorsey abc seven news. us forces face violent attacks thanksgiving day in iraq and syria. >> us officials say that there were four separate drone and rocket attacks on military personnel. no one was injured and no structures were damaged. there's been at least 73 attacks

on us forces since october 17th. the pentagon says that despite those attacks, the us has been able to prevent the conflict from expanding outside of israel and gaza. when we return on abc seven mornings, we are celebrating 50 years of a holiday classic. the voice behind the iconic charlie brown thanksgiving and his bay area ties. now let's get a live look outside this morning. this is pier 39. we're seeing a couple sea lions out there already. the others maybe still asleep or i think our director, jerry, said maybe they're getting some food. right. jerry well, we'll get a look at your forecast when we return with lisa. stay with us

♪give me something sweet let's celebrate♪ ♪a little bit for me, a little bit for you♪ ♪no need to be greedy there's enough for two♪ ♪a little bit for me, a little bit for you♪ [distant music] ♪oops, oh, it's gettin' late♪ ♪and i almost forgot to celebrate,♪ ♪invite everybody, yeah, you're coming too♪ ♪i've been waitin' all year to get down with you♪ ♪we snackin'♪ my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? not me. my own real tears are my relief. ask your eye doctor about tyrvaya. deep breath. cancer is a journey you don't take alone.

you did it! our cancer care team works together to care for all that is you. it is a beautiful morning. it is a little chilly out there,

though. we'll get a check of your forecast with lisa coming up in just a little bit. and now that thanksgiving is over for some, it's now christmas tree shopping season. here's a look at santa tree farm in half moon bay. this is off of highway 92. the farm owners say plenty of rain this year help grow a good looking crop of trees and they're ready to be taken home. >> they've been healthy all year and they've had all the water they've needed. this year we had more rain than previous years. so the trees are really tall. they've grown really well. >> experts say no matter how healthy your tree is, when you get it, you should put it in water when you get home to make sure it does not dry out before christmas. many of us grew up watching a charlie brown thanksgiving, and this year, the iconic show turns 50. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard sat down with a marin county man whose voice brought charlie brown to life all those years ago. charlie brown now charlie brown. >> it's been a half century

since lucy. >> first taunted charlie brown with the football on thanksgiving. but like most kids, charlie grew up. >> i'm todd barbie and i voiced charlie brown on the thanksgiving special. >> todd barbie from san anselmo is remembered sing a charlie brown thanksgiving, which made its tv debut in 1973. todd was just 11 when he gave voice to the iconic peanuts character in a san francisco recording studio south of market. >> occasionally, bill melendez, the animator and director, would come in and i have very fond memories of him coaching us a little about how he wanted to hear the voices come out. todd pulled out his old script proving he's still got it. >> i can't believe it. she must think i'm the most stupid person alive. >> the football gag is a classic. >> hold it. ha, ha. you'll pull it away and i'll land flat on my back. on my back. kill myself, kill myself. >> but as for the kick, todd says it took 27 takes to get the scream right. >> todd, it's just such a

classic scene and it's something i think that so many people can relate to from all walks of life. >> you know, you're you put your trust in somebody and they take it away. >> todd and others who gave voice to the thanksgiving peanuts characters recently attended a 50th anniversary party at the charles m schulz museum in santa rosa. it's curator shares his favorite scene from the special. >> charlie brown doesn't know how to cook. and so snoopy jumps in and woodstock helps out and they make what they know how to make, which ends up being toast. popcorn some jelly beans, pretzels, that kind of thing. what's this? >> it's really mind blowing that it's been 50 years today. >> todd is a sight planner who designed the new home for the skystar wheel at fisherman's wharf. but he'll always look back on his days bringing charlie brown to life. >> the reason this has held up and played for 50 years in a row

is because charles schulz really had his finger on the pulse of a part of american culture that has never really gone away in marin county. >> cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> his voice is so icon sonic. well, let's shift gears and talk about our weather. it's chilly out there today, lisa it is. >> you know, mt. tam 41, but it's only 34 on top of mt. diablo and those winds are gusting to over 30 miles an hour above 2500ft. but at the surface, no wind cold, frosty. we'll talk about some chilly mornings and rain chances for the middle to the end of the upcoming workweek. with december arriving

[deep exhale] [trumpet music plays] 579 breaths to show 'em your stuff. every breath matters. don't like rsv take your breath away. protect yourself from rsv... ...with abrysvo, pfizer's rsv vaccine. abrysvo is a vaccine for the prevention of lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious if you are 60 or older. having asthma, copd, diabetes, or heart disease puts you at even higher risk. abrysvo is not for everyone and may not protect all who receive the vaccine. don't get abrysvo if you've had a severe allergic reaction to its ingredients. people with a weakened immune system may have a decreased response to abrysvo. the most common side effects are tiredness, headache, pain at the injection site, and muscle pain.

ask your pharmacist or doctor about pfizer's rsv vaccine, abrysvo. visit these retailers or find other retailers near you at abrysvo.com. [deep breath] welcome back to abc seven mornings. prior to last night's warriors game, the organization honored longtime basketball analyst jim barnett. the media center inside chase center is now named in his honor.

barnett's career with the warriors spanned over five decades as a player, analyst and team ambassador. after playing in the nba for 11 years, he started his broadcast career with the warriors in 1977. he then worked for over 30 years as both a television and radio analyst. as far as what happened during the game, it was a good day for the warriors, especially steph curry, who scored 35 points with seven three pointers to hold off the spurs. abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez has all the highlights. >> good morning. the nba's in-season tournament heating up for the warriors last night. now a loss to the spurs would end their chance of advancing out of west group c, so stefan curry trying to send san antonio to an 11th straight loss second quarter. victor wembanyama he's seven foot four. gary payton six two and oh what a block get that out. warriors led by four at the break. third quarter up six. dario saric nice defense forced the turnover chris paul in

transition get it to steph curry a little look away corner three good pop yeah not happy. fourth quarter dubs up 11 off the spurs miss klay thompson long outlet to jonathan kuminga for the slam he had 12 off the bench under three minutes to go warriors pulling away. steph stops in the lane and doesn't want to get blocked by wemby and then hits the reload three at seven from deep game high 35 warriors win 118 112 there in sacramento tuesday final game of the in-season tournament and the return of draymond green. how about the 49 ers there celebrating a victory friday after their win in seattle thursday day, san francisco moved into second place in the nfc standings and took a two game lead over the seahawks in the nfc west. the other prize, how about a turkey meal on the field? tight end. george kittle oh, he was thrilled. oh yeah. >> are you getting on with all my best friends? basically my family. where else would i rather be than here at seattle's home field eating turkey legs on thanksgiving? >> the nfl's first ever black friday game, featuring former 49

ers coaches mike mcdaniel and robert saleh final play before halftime, jets quarterback tim boyle picked off by javon holland, who goes 99 yards. the other way as the dolphins win 34 to 13. they're eight and three and with the win currently the top seed in the afc before the rest of play this weekend sharks hosting the canadiens honoring hall of fame broadcaster dan rusanowsky. pregame second period. william eklund power play goal. his fourth of the year sharks up two nothing but they gave up the lead. the canadiens tied it and eventually goes into a shootout where montreal's jesse jalonen game winner. sharks lose three two in the shootout emerald coast classic battle of unbeatens santa clara and oregon. a little gatorade there. second half game tied at 57. a alpha ball. oh, what a move. hoop and the foul. santa clara improves at six and zero 88 to 82 winners they'll play ohio state later today in the championship game and hey did you see this ncaa women's soccer quarterfinals. stanford

and nebraska in overtime, fifth year player maya doms. this is the game winning goal as stanford wins 2 to 1, advancing to the college cup semifinal next friday against byu and that is your look at sports. have a great saturday. we'll send it back to you. all right. >> thank you, chris. 49 ers fan is finding a good hearted way to deal with their husband, who's a seattle seahawks fan. at least when the 49 ers win. check out jen irwin's husband after seattle lost to san francisco two days ago. they've been making bets each time the teams play each other and she's had to get a perm, a spray tan. >> i had to eat hot dogs, raw hot dogs. she took pictures of my feet with 40 niners stuff on them and then posted them on a foot fetish website. >> last year, the loser got a tattoo. so this guy has a 40 niners tattoo now. >> wow. >> well, the couple has not decided what the bet will be when the two teams face off again in a few weeks. a tattoo

that's pretty extreme, lisa. let's shift gears to talk about the weather now. >> all right. good morning to you. we are waking up to some very chilly conditions, north bay valleys, some frost elsewhere. 40s and 50s. big dome of high pressure over the golden state. but we do have the calm winds at the surface. north winds up above. so extreme radiational cooling, allowing for some really frosty readings. san francisco or sutro tower camera nice and clear, 48 degrees. it is 44 in oakland, mountain view, 43, 38. san jose, 45 in palo alto, half moon bay, a balmy 54 and from vollmer peak , you'll notice the clear sky in the 30s in the north bay. how about below freezing in novato 34in santa rosa 37 napa. chilly start in livermore at 38, but fairfield and concord ten degrees milder at 48 degrees. so most of us much colder, especially in the north bay livermore and then slight milder from hayward to oakland. a

couple of sea lions out there, but not many. we'll look for a seasonal afternoon, but it's going to take a while. about 3:00 in the afternoon finally begins to feel good. and then, you know, the sun is certainly low on the horizon and it will be setting before 5:00. so the frost this morning, sunny days, cold mornings into early next week and looking at a slight chance of rain in the middle of the week time frame. and they are small chances wave heights along the north coast here, 8 to 9ft, maybe 11ft. and we have a strong northwesterly swell headed our way, increasing the risk of sneaker waves and rip currents here all the way along our northwest, facing beaches down through big sur sunday morning, even colder in some spots. notice the mid 30s inland, the low 30s in the north bay and some upper 30s on the peninsula. taking you into monday morning, we could have some clouds sunday morning. that's why we're not as cold. but as for monday morning, clear start again. could see some upper 20s so you can bet the

frost advisory, maybe even a freeze warning in parts of the north bay. otherwise very cold out there through tuesday. then we'll increase the clouds and get into somewhat milder air mass by tuesday. so mid 60s this is livermore in the afternoon, slightly above average. monday, tuesday and then dropping off just into the 50s by the afternoon. wednesday, thursday, friday. first storm system very weak. one slides to the south of us. this is wednesday. thursday another one coming from the north could give us some sierra snow. those days to this forecast model looks like it's a little bit overdone but wants to give us rain from north all the way down to southern california. not sure i buy that, but the good news is hopefully we are going to get a little rain out of that. 64 in oakland, 66 in san jose, the accuweather seven day forecast several cold mornings and then we'll look for some clouds tuesday shower chances better for us on wednesday and thursda

looking to save big on holiday shopping? xfinity mobile has you covered. don't miss your chance to get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan, now through the end of the year. and during our black friday sale, you can also get up to $800 off the latest 5g phones. xfinity mobile is on america's most reliable 5g network. so no wonder millions have switched to one of the fastest growing mobile services. now's your chance to get a free line of unlimited

for 1 year when you buy one unlimited line. plus, save even more with up to $800 off an eligible 5g phone. click, call or visit a store today!

is full of fun performance movies, and it airs tomorrow night right here on abc seven news reporter george pennacchio has a preview. >> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas at disney parks around the world. just in time for sunday night's the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration hosted by derek and julianne hough. >> the sounds of the season, the holiday spirit. it just gets you in that mood. and then, of course, all the music. yeah. >> and let's not forget the popcorn. let's be real, right? we came here for the popcorn. >> the holiday special features a variety of musical performances with something for everyone on. >> i'm going to do this christmas and i'm also doing winter wonderland. >> you're going to expect a new sensational plethora of christmas songs. holiday cheer. >> i'm performing my new release

of holiday road, which is a classic lindsay buckingham song. >> it's a time to honor old family traditions. >> my father used to host the christmas parades, and he used to bring me here for the holidays at times. and now i'm here with my four kids and to create new ones, you really have an appreciation for what your parents did for you and having a kid, you get to relive life again through somebody else's eyes. >> and of course, between performances, all of the musical guests found time to enjoy walt disney world. i first went to disneyland in about 1973 or 4, and so i like the old things like carousel of progress. >> it kind of reminds me of childhood. >> a corn dog. an attraction. sure. okay. it is for me. so corn dogs fudge, soul whip, the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration airs sunday at 8:00, 7:00 central on abc. >> george pennacchio for abc news. >> thank you all so much for

joining us this morning. for lisa argen and all of us here on abc seven, i'm gloria rodriguez. abc seven news continues at 8 a.m. have a wonderful day. we'll see you back here at. >> this is abc 724 seven. live in san francisco, live in the south bay in san jose in concord. >> live in oakland. yes. you're watching abc7 news live any time anywhere. we are. we are. we are. we are. we are. we are. where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc7 bay area streaming app. join us and start watching

you ping and pong that body. you plunge that body. you green that body. you brain power that body. you practice... and practice that body. you make it rain that body. you flu shot that body. and now, you spikevax that body... because even though the pandemic is over, covid-19 isn't. spikevax by moderna is a vaccine to help protect you against covid-19. you shouldn't get spikevax if you've had an allergic reaction to spikevax or its ingredients.

rare cases of inflammation of the heart muscle and outer lining have been reported. the most common side effects are injection site pain, redness and swelling, tiredness, headache, muscle pain, chills, joint pain, and fever. make vaccination against covid-19 a part of your health routine. spikevax that body... ...with spikevax by moderna. ♪ loved ones coming home. plus, hopes for americans still being held by hamas. >> gio: breaking overnight, derek chauvin, the former minneapolis police officer

nv