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of these overcast skies for the rest of the day. a little bit of fog out there, too. we're watching santa rosa this morning. visibility less than a mile. there's even some pockets of drizzle in the north bay. but for the most part, live doppler seven. it is really quiet out there and we expect a drier day today compared to yesterday. temperatures right now we are in the mid 50s for the most part as you go hour by hour on future weather. any drizzle in the north bay really just falls apart over the next hour. but we're going to hang on to the cloud cover. so really do expect a mostly cloudy day today. some peeks of sunshine here and there. but for the most part, clouds will rule the forecast for the rest of our sunday highs today with that limited sunshine below average, we'll go into the low and mid 60s. now we do have brighter skies and the seven day forecast, but also our next rain maker. we'll talk about those details in just a few minutes stephanie. all right, drew, thank you. >> now back to the war in the middle east and the local impacts here. a coalition in san francisco is demanding an immediate and permanent ceasefire in gaza. dozens of people held a rally and march outside of the capitol.

organizers say they're calling attention to the hundreds of palestinians who have been killed since the pause on war ended friday. abc7 news spoke with a man who has been in contact with his family in gaza. >> things are terrible destruction everywhere. this bombing campaign is even harder than before the so-called humanitarian pause. well, we're here to advocate for our people all and elevate their voice. >> the group is also calling on the us to end aid to israel. the war resumes as negotiate sessions between israel and hamas reported comes to an end. this has hundreds of people gathered for the first anti-government protests since the initial hamas attack in october. and here's a live look from tel aviv right now. you can see it's very dark out. it's just after 7 p.m. there. we are tracking new developments this morning on the gaza strip. the israeli military said it struck tunnel shafts, command centers and weapons storage facilities

in this area during overnight raids. abc news reporter alison cossack tells us more, along with how world leaders are now responding. >> in tel aviv, hundreds of demonstrators gathered on saturday at the first anti-government protest held since the october 7th attack. protesters looking to put pressure on the israeli government to make freeing the remaining hostages a top priority. this follows the cease fire between israel and hamas, ending friday after talks to extend the week long truce fell apart. israel launching airstrikes moments after the hamas run health ministry says at least 200 people have been killed and 650 plus wounded in the past few days alone. hamas also targeting southern israel, releasing video showing militants launching drones. both sides blaming each other for the renewed fighting. and now many questioning the fate of more

than 130 hostages is still being held by hamas, including eight americans in gaza. the un says about 1.8 million people have been displaced, waste, many hospitals overrun in. >> we cannot see more children with the wounds of war, with the burns, with the shrapnel littering their body, with the broken bones. >> in dubai for the united nations climate change conference, vice president kamala harris joining world leaders to discuss what gaza will look like once the fighting stops. >> we all want this conflict to end as soon as possible and to ensure israel's security and ensure security for the palestinian people, we must accelerate efforts to build an enduring peace. >> the vice president reiterating, as israel resumes fighting, they must be intentional and limit as many civilian casualties as possible. all. alison kosik, abc news, new york.

>> and we're continuing to follow breaking news out of the middle east. there's been an attack on an american warship in the red sea near yemen. it's unclear if anyone was injured, but an official tells abc news several drones headed towards the ship were shot down. most people commercial ships were also attacked. the pentagon says it cannot confirm who's behind it all. but since the start of the israel-hamas war, we do know iran backed rebels have been attacking ships in this region. un officials say this series of attacks could mark a major escalation of these kinds of incidents. this, of course, is developing. we'll continue to keep you updated on what's happening in israel, gaza and here at home. you can find the latest updates anytime at abc7 news.com and download the abc7 bay area app to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates. well, back here at home , street vendors in san francisco say being forced into new marketplaces is destroying their business. saturday marked one week of a moratorium which

removed vendors from mission street. the ban means vendors both with and without permits, cannot sell items on sidewalks in the mission district. vendors call the ban unjust and say the space hurts their business, as vendors would have earned maybe 200 a day throughout the week. >> some have earned as much and as high as about $10 a day, $3 a day. in terms of living in san francisco and trying to survive in this city. there is no mathematical way that the formula that they've put in place is going to allow them to do that. >> the city says the ban was necessary because of safety concerns related to unauthorized vending and illegal activities across the state. now, respiratory illnesses are on the rise. the california department of public health currently lists rsv at a 12.2% positivity rate in california and the flu at a 7.4% positivity rate. and the cdc lists california as one of the ten states with the highest

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meeting is set for wednesday, picketing will begin at 6 a.m. tomorrow outside the district's maintenance and operations facilities. they will then move to the district's main offices will, of course, be tracking that across the state. now to the labor negotiations at california state universities. the union representing teachers has called for a one day strike starting tomorrow at four csu campuses. this includes san francisco state, but that strike will be on tuesday, december 5th. no other bay area state university will be affected. striking workers include professors, librarians, counselors and coaches. they're asking for a 12% wage hike. this academic year. now to a mild tone on the peninsula nonprofit alejo's played a critical role in helping farm workers. when the halfmoon bay community was devastated by tragedy this year. this morning, it's celebrating ten years as an organization in la has partnered with 23 farms. supporters say the nonprofit has

helped the latino community on the coast guide grow and thrive, offering cultural arts programs for kids and seniors, but also critical services like case management, resources, health services, translation and tutoring ayudando latinos helping latinos dream is the acronym is also stands for wings. >> so that's what we truly believe in, and it's giving wings to our community. >> the organization has also offered significant support for farm workers after the january mass shooting in half moon bay. the tragedy brought awareness to the struggles of farm workers on the san mateo county coast. all right. how's it looking outside, drew? >> hey, stephanie, here's a live look. this is our pier 39 camera showing you. we've got a lot of cloud cover still hanging overhead. and it's a pretty cloudy end to the weekend. but tomorrow and tuesday feature brighter conditions before we track our next cold front that'll bring some rain to the region by the middle part of the week. we'll talk all about the details in the accuweather

forecast ahead. >> thank you, drew. also ahead, coyote caution. yes, a warning from san francisco. animal control about urban coyote exploring season. we'll explain. plus, holiday donations are down this year. how generous groups in the bay area are stepping up to give as charities say they're struggling to get help. >> my late father in law lit up a room, but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd, i didn't know it. then but it can progress to an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga like straight lines that seem wavy or blurry or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one or trouble with low light. that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important

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maintained and keep your pets indoors just to be safe. well, it's that time of year and several east bay cities from san ramon to oakland to antioch held their annual christmas tree lighting ceremonies this weekend. abc7 news reporter anser hassan was there as the pleasant hill mayor got a little help from santa. i think it's time to light a christmas tree. >> so everybody give me a count of three. one, one, two, two, two, three. >> the countdown is on to christmas. saturday night. several bay area cities, including pleasant hill, held their annual christmas tree lighting. >> we are having an amazing time in pleasant hill is just an amazing community. everyone gets together during all of the holidays throughout the year and it's just a great way to meet everyone and just get back together again. >> emma pender and her family were among the several hundred who participated in pleasant hill's holiday block party in downtown. >> it's getting bigger and bigger every year. he's five years old. she's almost two. so,

you know, as they become a little bit more aware of christmas, it becomes a bigger deal for our family. christmas tree, tree, the activities range from caroling to music, train rides and free food. >> we got free cookies and now we're looking for a face painting. >> it's been the best part, huh? >> getting cookies around the bay area. >> thousands participated in christmas tree lighting ceremonies. in the city of alameda. more music, more food as families came out for the city's winter market and tree lighting. what's been the big the best part of that so far? >> the hot cocoa, the bautista family have been living in alameda for ten years. >> catherine bautista says the sense of community is just as important as the festivity, as it's nice to bring the neighborhood together. >> it's really nice. you don't get it a lot. one more time. >> merry christmas. it's in the east bay anser hassan abc7 news. >> it's also a weekend of holiday giving across the bay

area. but this season charities are asking for more help to assist those less fortunate. some nonprofits say financial donations are down and blame inflation. an abc7 news reporter, cornell bernard shows us how generous folks are stepping up to help. >> this is holiday express. merry christmas, santa and his crew were all aboard the smart train spreading good cheer down the tracks from santa rosa to larkspur. >> this is our holiday express, an annual event. we do a toy drive with a toys for tots and we're just out celebrating the ride was free. >> if you brought an unwrapped toy for a family in need, this holiday. >> oh, they love it. they're the ones that want to do it. they pick out the gifts and give them drop them in the box. i drop them in the box this year, but they love thinking about that giving giving away to the other kids. >> yeah. i mean, we know all across marin, all across the state, all across the nation, there's just a lot of people in need, i think around the holidays really all year round.

we should be thinking about those that could use some extra support, but especially around the holidays. and that's really what this is all about, smart says. >> the drive collected more than 600 toys on saturday in santa rosa. the salvation army getting some star power from north bay celebrity chef guy fieri, who was bell ringing for donations. his foundation taking it a step further by bell ringing. >> there's not enough awareness, so people got to just walk by, but they don't know where that money really goes and what it does we do. so we've asked people to come down and we said whatever they put in the kettle today, we'll match with the salvation army says giving is down this season at a time when the need is great due to the high cost of living in the bay area, people are feeling a little more reluctant to give because they feel like maybe, perhaps they have to hold on to it, you know, for that rainy day. >> but it's events like this where people see guy out here giving and they feel they can give to the redwood empire food bank says it's financial donations are down 25% this holiday compared to 2022.

>> at a time when more families are requesting food to make ends meet. >> you're very concerned with what the new year is going to look like if we don't make our numbers this holiday season. things will have to change in the new year. >> north bay charities are hopeful the public will step up and come through during a season when their generosity is needed most. merry christmas in the north bay cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> well, it's officially winter, but you would not know it in new york city. here's a live look from the big apple right now. you can see a pretty foggy there. it's certainly dry out, but people there have not seen an inch of snow in exactly 657 consecutive days. that is the longest wait on record. and they're not the only ones. philadelphia baltimore and the washington, d.c. area have also been experiencing a similar snow drought. and here at home, drew, i saw that snowpack levels across lake tahoe are 30% down

of normal. >> yeah, it's almost winter is taking its time arriving across much of the lower 48. but with el nino, we'll find that usually january and february is when we start to see some of the more impactful storms move into not only our neck of the woods, but also the east coast. live doppler seven this morning is showing you we do have just some pockets of drizzle, mainly in marin county, a little bit of drizzle along the western side of the city. and for most of us right now, we're dry with a blend of sun and clouds. let's take you outside to our network of cameras. a live look from south beach, emeryville to the tam cam showing you those cloudy skies. we're seeing a bit more in the way of sunshine this morning from san jose. looking quite lovely in the south bay. but the last 24 hours, we have had some light, steady moisture move through mill valley close to a quarter of an inch of rainfall the last 24 hours. but other areas like the city, oakland, danville, san jose, concord, a lot less, just a few hundredths of an inch of rainfall with this system that

is really well to our north. here's live. doppler seven along with satellite. the storm track is really aimed at portland. we're just getting brushed by some of the outside isolated light showers of that storm system. that track is going to lift to the north. what will replace it? there's this ridge of high pressure that'll start to build in here tomorrow and tuesday. and that will bring about brighter skies and also a bit of a warm up before our next cold front slides through on wednesday. high temperatures right now were in the 50 soquel's, so it's not too chilly out there. but the flip side is these numbers are slow to warm because of the mostly cloudy conditions. overall highs today will go into the low end mid 60s, a bit below average with those mostly cloudy conditions. 64 in san rafael today, 63 in the city and in oakland, 65 in san jose, 64 and antioch, santa rosa, a little bit cooler coming in at 62 degrees tomorrow. we do have a beach hazard statement along our coastline with the increased threat of some sneaker waves and our west and northwest facing beaches have the highest threat of those sneaker waves.

so it's a really good idea if you're at the coast, just never turn your back to the water because those sneaker waves can really rush up on you and can really take you out. so overnight, as we head into our lows, you can see we'll be in the 40s and in the 50s tonight. here's future weather. what you'll see is that we're getting into a nice pattern tomorrow and tuesday with sunshine. but then on wednesday, say what we'll find is that cold front moves over us and it's likely wednesday morning we'll find some of the lighter showers, some steadier rain for the wednesday morning commute. just be aware of that. and some of these showers will likely linger into part of thursday looking at rainfall estimates as get you into wednesday and thursday, probably a 10th to a half of an inch of rain across the region, maybe a little bit higher across parts of the north bay where the rain arrives first and is kind of steadier throughout the morning. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. the next seven days for you. what you'll find is that it's a mostly cloudy day today. brighter and warmer tomorrow and tuesday, a level one light storm here on wednesday as that cold front swings through here, a couple of showers probably linger here on

thursday. stuff before we see drier skies friday and saturday. so the clouds today really stubborn. you'll get a little bit of sunshine here and there, but it is a mostly cloudy end to the weekend. >> all right. well, thank you, drew. and for the flash flood warnings, not likely for no. >> probably the heaviest rain. well, to our north, probably in oregon and washington. they're getting hit hard right now with the rain. we're just getting kind of like the leftovers. >> okay. yeah. thank you, drew. well, when we return, safety and beauty. that's the focus of one project underway in the south bay. leaders say they plan to improve the first impression of san jose. head dealer today because the black friday sales event is on now, just announced for black friday. >> lisa camry for just 279. a month after a $1,000 bonus cash. toyota's black friday sales event ends soon. toyota, let's go places. hey let's go somewhere fun. >> let's see where triple triple-a can take us. let's go get stuck in the sand. let's go

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impacts people. >> perceptions of the direction our city is going in. and we have a choice to make. we can get back to basics, focus on safety and cleanliness, and create a virtuous cycle where people want to spend more time here and invest more here and grow here or not. tuesday, along the guadalupe river, mayor matt mehan put those words to action. >> this is the site of the city's first gateway cleanup program. what once looked like this has now turned into an area that is clear from trash, has boulders to help facilitate a no encampment zone and has flowers and trees planted to help beautify the area. >> the first thing they see is hopefully not graffiti. the first thing they see is not an encampment, but the first thing they see are our beautiful new, newly planted trees. new new, new plants. but most of all, clean gateways council member omar torres says the small business downtown have struggled to survive due to the poor impressions of the city and with work done to clean up the city. >> since he and mayor mehan took

office, san jose has the fastest downtown recovery in california since the pandemic. to continue that formula, ten more of these gateway cleanup projects will happen to help create a city residents can be proud of. >> this particular attempt looks really good and it just makes such a more pleasant experience to walk to whole foods and feel like i really love this city, as opposed to wishing it would get better. >> the 11 clean gateways will be completed in the next year in san jose. dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> also in san jose, a new burger spot is setting up shop. shake shack is coming to the city. it's the third for san jose and the first not in a mall . according to the mercury news, the new york city based fast food chain has signed a lease for a location right next to ebay headquarters just off hamilton avenue. shake shack is taking over from a closed boston market. no word yet on when it will be ready for business, but we'll stay posted in our next half hour on abc seven mornings. green climate fund. the new

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hour. but nonetheless, we still have some moisture out there. this morning and it's mainly confined to marin county. we'll take you to our temperatures where we're stuck basically in the 50s right now. it's not too chilly out there, but it's muggy. and with those mainly cloudy skies, we're slow to warm over the next couple of hours. in fact, future weather showing you it's just a lot of cloud cover today. it's a mostly cloudy finish to the weekend and that's going to limit temperatures for the most part. we'll stay in the low and mid 60s for daytime highs, 63in the city, 65 in san jose, 63. in oakland, about 61 in napa. we are tracking another storm on the seven day forecast. we'll show you the rain's return coming up in just a few minutes. stephanie >> drew, thank you. now to los angeles where a man has been arrested in connection with multiple killings in just a matter of days. police say he's connected to the deaths of three homeless men. and now to a deadly home invasion. abc news reporter alison kosik has the new developments. >> we announced there was a killer on the loose. now he is in custody for fatal shootings that occurred in the los angeles area this week have all been

linked to one suspect, according to the los angeles police department, 33 year old jared powell was already behind bars, accused eased in a follow home murder and now police connecting him to the deaths of three homeless people across los angeles. >> i'm grateful that this suspect in this case is in custody and no longer a threat to our community. >> powell pulled over by cops wednesday night. detective is tracking his license plate after the follow home shooting. according to police, finding a gun in his car and arresting him for murder. then investigators say they linked him to those other murders. >> this suspect responsible, we believe, based on our investigation for the murder of four individuals over the course of four days. >> authorities alleged linking his car to all of the crime scenes. the los angeles police chief saying the motive is still unclear, but believes if the tracking technology had not alerted police to his license plate, more people may have been killed had they not had those

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with the us secret service, who oversees the san francisco field office. sean, great to have you with us. good morning, stephanie, and thanks for having me on. >> absolute lutely. >> well, first, can you explain to our viewers what a pig butchering scam is and how it got its name? >> yeah. so basically, the pig butchering scam, it's a type of romance scam that's a little more sophisticated in which criminals lure victims into a virtual relationship to build trust over time. eventually the victim is convinced into investing in cryptocurrency online, with the expectation that the money's going to double or triple in a matter of days, or even weeks. the victims take and monitor what they believe is a legitimate website, but it's actually fraudulent in which the victims believe their money is growing exponentially. there are obviously convinced over time to invest more and more money, thinking that their money is growing exponentially and it's at the point when they try to actually pull their money out

that they realize that they can't. at that point, they're kind of convinced like, hey, at first they've got to pay a capital gains tax on it. so when they're out of money, they've got to go to family members or take additional loans in order to pay for the capital gains tax. and then they've got to pay an export tax and the scam kind of continues to grow and grow until they don't have any money left. you know, all that whole process is what they call the fattening of the pig. and then obviously they're taken to the slaughter and they don't have any money left, which is unfortunate. >> and that's how it's got its name. interesting, john. and we've seen locally how devastating the impacts of this fraud can be on families. people giving up their entire life savings. i know one victim we spoke with last year, a software developer, lost $1.3 million. are you continuing to see more cases like that? >> yeah, unfortunately, i just talked to a victim yesterday that lost $750,000. so we're probably seeing an average of

400 to 500,000 just locally here in our office that comes in. you know, i know they're contacting police departments and other secret services offices, but we're still seeing it. usually in the hundreds of thousands in our area locally. >> can you walk us through how hackers are finding new ways to target victims in silicon valley ? >> yeah, i mean, they're definitely increasing and growing and sophistic nation. you know, the fictitious websites that we're seeing, the fictitious apps, they're putting a lot more time into the technology behind it and it becomes more and more convincing because we live in a digital world now where what you see online, whether it's your banking or credit card statements that you just believe. so it's really easy for people to fall prey to the scheme. >> and sean, we understand that your team is investigating several hundred applications that are being created in some cases, victims have reported these apps look almost identical to legitimate websites. yes. what can you tell us about that?

>> yes. as far as the websites specifically, like we usually try to mimic a legitimate cryptocurrency exchange. so take like a crack kraken .com. it's a good legitimate, you know, exchange operating here in the us. however, a fictitious website that we just discovered on a friday is cracking dash .com again, they're trying to mimic. they're using the same symbols as a legitimate organization on but then when you actually take and click on the like contact me button it our our contact us it will take you to a page but there's nothing there. it's just blank. but you can see it's got a really legitimate front. it's actually tracking bitcoin, it's tracking aetherium. it's a real time tracker on it. so it looks legit. but when you start clicking on the different buttons, they got very limited use. you know, you don't see the type of things that you would typically see on a home page like, you know, a press, you

know, the press release o careers or about us or anything that will actually describe the organization. and so that's one thing. if you actually take like crack and dash dotcom and actually put it into an internet search, you'll see a whole bunch of scam advisories are going to come up like, hey, don't trust this site. there's a lot of fraud. so that's a good way to actually verify some of these sites. but, you know, another one that we came across was galaxy dot x dot net. this also looks really legitimate. they put a lot of time into it. it's actually legitimately tracking several cryptocurrencies that look good. however for, you know, last night when i was on it, there was actually a systems failure, which is very common. a lot of times there's not a good backing infrastructure behind a lot of these. so a lot of times the websites come up in young periodically. if you click actually the download button, it will actually take you to what

appears to be like the app store. however, it's not. it's just kind of sending you to another website right at this point. people believe they're like downloading an app, but they're not. they're just on a regular website and then usually your phone will bring up an alert that says, hey, you're about to change down, load a configuration file and if you actually download this, this will give the criminal access to your phone to change the settings and they'll be able to turn off a lot of the security settings that are actually in place. but again, even with even with this website, if you google it or yahoo or bing, it will actually come up as a scam. and advisory. so yeah, it's a good way to double check. >> absolutely. i was just going to say a good reminder to always investigate the site itself before sending any money. great tips as always, sean. thank you so much for your insight. >> yes, thank you very much. >> absolutely. well, we're going

to send it over to weather now and check in with drew. how's it looking? hey, good morning, stephanie. >> our emeryville camera showing you its blend of sun and clouds out there. this morning. we've got a pretty cloudy day ahead of us. before we track our next chance of some rain moving through, we'll talk all about the details in the accuweather 70 forecast in a bit. >> we look forward to that. drew, thank you. also next, the big title rematch between the 40 niners and the eagles. abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez tells us how the players are preparing for the nfc showdown. >> it's your chance to save big on a new toyota because the black friday sales event is on now. right now, lease an adventurous rav4 for just 3.99 a month. act fast. toyota's black friday sales event ends soon. toyota let's go places. >> coming home. back back home to you. it's a thought. a hold on to you. when i'm lost.

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l.a. that was game 20. now a win. the warriors get back to 500 at ten and ten overall. andrew wiggins warmed up, ruled out for a second straight game after slamming his finger in a car door earlier this week. moses moody again got the start in his place. and look at moses hustle. >> let him cook. >> great effort here and oh, what a fall back jumper. >> he got to go in the lane 21 points and 32 minutes for moses as draymond green started out hot from deep, wide open triple yes sir for five from downtown in the first quarter a season high 21 and nine rebounds stephen curry went on a personal 8 to 0 run to end the half and look at this move. >> step back three. splash hit him with the home alone down the sideline dubs down or up 19 at the break led by as many as 20 two fourth quarter look at jonathan kuminga we and a poster warriors up seven early in the fourth clippers trailed the entire game until paul george time winding down step back over klay good 8.9 seconds to go and

lay up one final seconds last chance for the dubs steph drives gets it to draymond in the corner open three no and the warriors lose a game they led for all but the final eight seconds 113 112 brutal loss to me it felt like we deserved to win tonight. >> we took care of the ball. we kept them off the foul line. we showed poise when they made their runs. so this one hurts way more than the sacramento game. you shouldn't lose a game. >> you're up 23 points. i don't care what goes wrong. we shouldn't lose that game. but you got to give those guys a lot of credit. they never quit. >> this version of our team, this is the team i expect going forward. but no question, this this hurts a huge game later today in philly, 49 ers and eagles head to head in an nfc championship rematch. >> it's the same site where brock purdy suffered an elbow injury that required surgery. now, the young quarterback treating it like it was any other game, but this matchup with the ten and one eagles, it is critical all weather purdy wants to admit it or not.

>> what am i going to go into the game saying i want revenge and all this kind of stuff? it's not like that, you know? so i'm just going to try to go do my job and be the best brock that i can be for this team. >> obviously, with, you know, us losing in the nfc championship last year, you know, there's definitely emotion that comes with it, but you got to let those natural emotions just come as they do and just focus on complete execution. >> there's more media people this week of practice. >> i've seen all year. you guys tend to you know, make things a little bit bigger than they are. it's week 13 game. yes, it's against the philadelphia eagles. yes. they're the one seed. we're fighting for potential seeding. yes. that's all big. >> cannot wait. sec champion chip number one, georgia had won 29 straight. they hadn't lost since the 2021 sec title game when nick saban and alabama beaten late first half. bama up three until jalen milroe found georgia transfer. jermaine burton add on great catch in the end zone alabama led by 10th one half and roll tide puts georgia's win streak to sleep alabama wins 2724. they are the sec champions making things very

difficult for the playoff selection committee. that is your look at sports. enjoy. niners and eagles later today. have a great sunday. we'll send it back to you. >> yeah we will enjoy drew i got my guacamole all ready for the game today. yeah you're all ready to go you're ready to eat a lot of people are going to enjoy watching that game outside this morning. >> we're taking a look at live doppler seven. it's a blend of sun and clouds, just some real isolated pockets of drizzle. you see some isolated areas of green on live doppler seven, mainly around mt. tam. we also have a couple of spots of drizzle around petaluma. but in terms of moisture, we're not expecting widespread rainfall today. even though you look outside and you see the sky looks kind of stormy. here's a live look from our abc7 oakland airport camera. we are dealing with a partly sunny sky from this vantage point. we do expect a lot of the cloud cover to linger throughout our sunday. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. the wider picture you can clearly see where the storm track is aimed. it's in oregon right now and what's happening, we're just

getting brushed by some of these light showers on the back end of this system. and that storm track is lifting to the north over the next 24 hours. what's replacing it? there's a weak ridge of high pressure to our south and to our west, and it's going to move in here tomorrow and tuesday. that'll supply us with more in the way of sunshine monday and tuesday afternoon. a little bit of a warmup before our next cold front arrives here on wednesday. and that'll bring some widespread light rain to the week. temperatures right now, mid-fifties to the low 60s currently and again today. it's a mostly cloudy day. we have those isolated pockets of drizzle right now and we'll find those temperatures slow to warm, mainly going into the low and mid 60s for daytime highs overnight tonight as that high starts to closer to us, it'll take some of the cloud cover away. so we'll see some of that cloud cover break down tonight. it'll also lead to a cooler overnight period. we'll see numbers dropping into the 40s and 50s getting into monday morning. now, we do have a beach hazard statement in effect tomorrow through early tuesday morning, we'll start to see an active ocean current. our

highest threat for our west and northwest. facing beaches will be for sneaker waves. so a really good idea to just never turn your back to the ocean and with a beach hazard statement because those sneaker waves can really sneak up on you. future weather monday and tuesday, we are looking a-okay. we are dry. now here comes this cold front. this is on wednesday. we do expect some steady light rain for the wednesday morning commute and those showers will linger on and off through wednesday evening and thursday morning, we'll see a little bit of snow in the sierra. it's not a lot of snow and it's pretty high in elevation. i think the snow levels above about 7000ft. so that's something we'll track very closely midweek. rainfall totals here showing you by wednesday into thursday, a really good estimate between about a 10th and a half of an inch of rain area wide. and again, it looks like the wednesday morning commute will be a bit wet and a bit slower than normal. here's the accuweather 70 forecast, mostly cloudy for your sunday. brighter and warmer monday and tuesday. a level one light storm on the storm impact scale for wednesday. couple those showers linger into thursday before we

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fault. give us a call right now and find out how much your case is potentially worth. >> happening today in san francisco. the third annual castro winter wonderland block party returns to the city. nowy street between market and beaver will turn into a joyous holiday festival. there will be photos with santa, a petting zoo, storytime, live music and entertainment. local merchants will host an art mart so you can shop for those last minute gifts. the block party runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the party is free to attend. lots of fun. that's great. >> yeah. and the weather is going to be just fine. you know, it'll be mostly cloudy out there, but we're not tracking any widespread rains of any thoughts to be okay outside. >> wonderful. well, the animal kingdom is full of drama, as you know, drew, but it has some funny moments, too. one photography competition looks for the shots that can capture that. okay. so let's take a look . and the winner of the comedy wildlife photography awards is this picture of a kangaroo

playing air guitar. look at that . wow. it's a runner ups include a ground squirrel jumping titled i finally learned to fly. or maybe not, which is apparently what happened. and a couple of birds having a chat called dispute. wow >> those are really beautiful photos, though. regardless of their comedy. >> i know. and i love that. the comedic element to it, you know, it shows the talent paired with the creativity. tsay very neat. that's cool. >> that's awesome. weather wise, you know, we have a lot of cloud cover out there today. high temperatures right now. we're basically in the mid 50s to the low 60s. and as we go hour by hour on future weather, you could see that we'll just keep that cloud cover in place, some peeks and pokes of sunshine here and there. but all in all, the clouds are pretty much going to rule the sky throughout the day. so temperatures slow to warm from where we are right now. we'll go into the low and mid 60s for daytime highs. brighter weather comes our way and warmer weather tomorrow and tuesday. >> we look forward to that. and of course, that wednesday

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