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buy apps online. >> plus, celebrating hanukkah and coming together. the bay area unites for the jewish community amid the war in the middle east. >> good morning. it's monday, december 11th. >> it's going to start the check of our forecast with drew. >> hey, good morning. so we start out pretty chilly and a lot of spots today. we'll have a live look outside from our mount tam cam. we've got great visibility out there right now. limited if any fog, just some patchy fog right now in the north bay. but the bigger story is a lot of us are starting out in the 30s right now, 36 in palo alto. good morning. 34 in san ramon. it's 44 in oakland. but look at some of these north bay locations. sonoma, you're close to freezing right now. the same in santa rosa, 38in mill valley, calistoga coming in at 37 degrees. here's live. doppler seven along with satellite. this is very quiet across california. we just have some high clouds passing in from time to time. but today will be a pretty quiet weather day. we'll have high pressure briefly in control. here's how your day breaks down first thing in the morning. it is chilly. take the heavy jacket with you. but we do expect a mostly sunny day and temperatures pretty close to

average in the low and mid 60s by about 4:00 pm. that's the forecast. let's see how we're doing on the roads with gloria. good morning, gloria. >> good morning, drew. well, we want to remind you about that sig alert that's going on over on the richmond, san rafael bridge. we know this has been going on for several weeks now. and right now, still those right three lanes are blocked. so keep that in mind. if you drive in that area. and then let's take a live look right now at our highway 80 camera in emeryville. right now, traffic is moving smoothly through emeryville and you will have no wait at the toll plaza, guys. >> thanks so much, gloria. people on in oakland neighborhood are demanding answers after a deadly shooting at a 7-eleven. seven police say someone shot and killed a 7-eleven security guard trying to stop a thief. opd says this happened friday night inside the location on harrison street, which is toward grand avenue on the north end of lake merritt. abc seven news reporter jared stone has new details from oakland. >> flowers left outside of this 7-eleven to remember the

security guard who oakland police say is fatally shot trying to stop a would be shopper after lg was a good dude like man, he was just friendly with everybody. >> he talked to everybody, you know, like he looked out for the store. >> investigators say the guard was attempting to stop someone from stealing items inside the store and the person pulled a gun and shot him. the 7-eleven at harrison and 27th is inside of the diocese of oakland, across the street from whole foods and blocks away from lake merritt. it just sucks, man, because it's just like it happened right here. >> so i live up the street. so when i heard about it, it was really kind of disappointed about it. >> you spoke with those who would often see the security guard in the store. they say while he was friendly, he also wouldn't stand for theft. so you think whoever stole or was trying to steal something? it wasn't the first time you think that somebody came back. >> yeah, there was. there was more to it. a lot more to it. i guarantee it because that's just just too random. i mean, it's for no reason. over some

skittles. >> i spoke with a friend of the security guard who told me that his buddy would often step in and stop people from stealing items at this 7-eleven. that friend told us off camera that the security guard's life had been threatened at least one time. this marks the second time in a week that someone was fatally shot at an oakland 7-eleven in the other happened at fifth and international last monday. >> it's also a product of boredom. so these kids are bored, man. and so it's just they just want to come out and do stuff and then it's sad that they don't take into account how valuable your life is. it's just stupid. it's sad. >> take a life over something so petty. just. just because you're mad or whatever reason it is. like it's a sad, sad day. >> yeah, that was j.r stone reporting. we want to make sure you have the full picture of crime where you live with the abc seven neighborhood safety tracker. it shows you a wide range of public safety

statistics, tactics and tools. looking back over the years for san francisco, oakland and san jose. you can find it on the front page of abc seven news.com. now to breaking news right now out of san francisco. a large fire burning in the city's panhandle neighborhood. it broke out overnight near masonic avenue and grove street. and that's where we find abc seven news reporter lena howland , who has an update from fire officials. lena i'm at the intersection of grove and masonic, where we're keeping an eye on a three alarm fire. >> now, moments ago, i talked to a spokesperson for the san francisco fire department who tells me that two people were injured. one of which jumped out of a window from one of the burning buildings and two people were injured. 120 firefighters are on scene right now. you're taking a look at some video taken from the scene about an hour and a half ago, right around when this fire first started, right around 330 this morning. yeah this we believe

this happened on the 700 block of masonic. multiple buildings were evacuated with a partial floor collapse. we do know one person was rescued and transport to a local area hospital after jumping out of a window. a second person was also transported to the hospital. we did talk to a neighbor who was evacuated to of the surrounding homes to the home that was on fire, had to be evacuated. here is what one of those neighbors had to say that was around three something a m and i heard all the fire trucks going and i just woke up, grabbed all my stuff and just came outside and the house a couple doors down was fully, fully engulfed in flames. >> i haven't seen any active flames since we have been out here on scene this morning since about 445. >> fire officials with the san francisco fire department tell me that the fire does appear to be out at this hour. and right

now they are just going through the process of mopping up some hotspots and making sure everything is out now, right now, they could not give us an accurate number of the total number of people that have been displaced. they're working to connect with all of those folks right now. and we are also working to talk to some of those folks as well. so for now, reporting live in san francisco, lena howland, abc seven news. >> lena, thank you. in the north bay police will be back on the campuses of some santa rosa city schools starting today. this is in response to recent violent incidents at the schools in a statement last night, school officials say that each high school will have one officer on campus for the next two weeks. each middle school will have check ins from officers. in march, a student was stabbed and killed during an altercation at montgomery high school. since then, there's been a debate over whether or not police officers should go back to campus. the school board will discuss a more permanent plan at its meeting on wednesday. >> happening today, a federal jury is expected to begin deliberations in a lawsuit that

could change the way android users pay for content. epic games. the makers of fortnite claims google's play store is an illegal monopoly. epic wants to be able to direct people to other payment services, circumventing google's fees. google argues the fees are necessary to provide support on its platform. the ceos of both google's parent company, alphabet and epic, met last week to discuss a possible settlement, but they were not able to reach an agreement this morning. >> a deadly storm system that tore across parts of the south over the weekend is now triggering flood alerts in much of the northeast. gloria, at least six deaths are being blamed on these storms. that's right, reggie. >> those deaths are all in tennessee and they include two children. a mother and son died when the storm hit their mobile home. at least 26 tornadoes were reported across the region on saturday. and sunday with winds of up to 150mph. louisville says the tornado approached his home in clarksville, tennessee, as he was putting his son into a car seat. >> look up in the sky and the

entire sky across the street is just spinning and i'm looking at it and the wind is picking up. i can see the debris starting to fly. i pulled my son out as fast as i could. we ran inside and my two sons and my wife and i, we jumped in the bathroom and then we just started praying to jesus . >> more than 360 homes and buildings are badly damaged or destroyed. and in the northeast this morning, up to six inches of rain and strong winds are expected from new york city to boston. and that could bring flooding to many areas. kumasi >> thank you, gloria. in the east bay pleasant hill, police face questions over how they handled a standoff situation. that incident lasted two days with officers leaving and returning a day later. police say a former pittsburgh officer and marine shot his wife at a home on thursday. officers and swat teams went to the home that night, but eventually left before making any kind of arrest. they returned to the scene on friday and the suspect

fired up to 30 shots at an armored car. he eventually surrendered saturday morning. the police chief said he made the decision to pull officers from that scene thursday, hoping it would de-escalate the situation. he said they were still running surveillance on the home in case anything happened and also said he didn't think the man was a threat to the public. the man's wife was treated and released and is expected to make a full recovery . >> new details on the murder of a man at crissy field in san francisco last month. court documents obtained by our media partner, sf standard say the accused killer did it because the victim was upset that she was transgender. according to the documents, the victim hired the suspect for sex work. when the man found out the suspect was trans, he demanded his money back. that's when the suspect said she felt disrespected and uncomfortable and shot the man in the head. she told authorities she called her mother to help dispose of the body. >> issues around crime and

safety continue to dominate public debate in oakland, city leaders opened up the discussion with residents on saturday with a community safety forum. they say since the launch of several initiatives this summer, like bringing in the chp and foot patrol officers, east oakland's crime corridors have seen a 40% reduction in crime. there's also a new public safety task force that will launch in january. it will work with other cities and counties to share strategies to technology and data to tackle crime. >> that means that we need to lean into coordinated services to make sure that we are not focusing on duplicated services and we are being very focused on addressing the equity gaps that exist. >> city council member trevor reed also spoke about a new policy to ensure equitable delivery of services. that means parts of the city most in need of services will get them first. >> 511 this morning, we'll take you outside our exploratorium camera this morning showing you it's a clear picture. we are

starting out with mainly clear skies and some very chilly temperatures into the 30s. and our coldest spots. so here's how it breaks down. first along the coast, we'll have temperatures in the 40s right now peaking pretty close to 60 degrees in the afternoon with a blend of sun and clouds dipping back down into the low 50 as we head into early tomorrow morning. now around the bay shoreline, it's a bit warmer, but we're also starting out with cooler temperatures in the lower 40s right now, we'll peak into the low 60s later on this afternoon, but we do expect after midnight tonight, a bit of that fog is going to redevelop around the bay shoreline. i don't expect it to be too dense, but we will find those stars sharing our sky with some low level cloud cover first thing tomorrow morning. now, inland, a little bit warmer, but also a little bit cooler to start out the day. look at this. we're starting out in the mid 30s in some of our coldest spots inland will top out in the low 60s by 2 p.m. with mostly sunny skies on the horizon. take a look at the three day forecast. let's break down what's going to happen over the next 72 hours. bright sunshine today, milder than

yesterday in the low and mid 60s. we'll have that morning fog breaking for afternoon sunshine on tuesday and wednesday. we're looking at a pretty sunny day by the middle part of the week. we'll preview that weekend forecast for you coming up in about nine minutes. >> thanks, drew. still to come, the unique ways local businesses are trying to lure in shoppers this holiday season. >> but the potential breakthrough to fight breast cancer. the local company getting involved and the surprise guestropping into video bomb. >> a podcaster

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before it even forms uh, highlighting the importance of unity with jewish people in the south bay. >> large crowds and security attended last night's menorah lighting in san jose. abc7 news reporter ryan curry was there as the war between israel and hamas was on everybody's mind. >> these flames signify hope. hope that what is happening overseas can end peacefully. we're standing strong. >> we're standing a proud jewish community now on the fourth night of hanukkah, santana row filled with people coming together as the city lights the menorah, jews and non-jews alike came here tonight to celebrate good over evil, to celebrate light over darkness, to celebrate miracles. >> thank you for coming together and supporting one another. >> san jose mayor matt mehan welcoming the crowd and urging everyone to support one another. he says san jose is a welcoming place. homicide but even with this being a family gathering, security was tight. every corner

had either mall security or police. the city wanted everyone to celebrate safely. >> this year is where more people want to show their jewish pride and want to show their jewish strength and we're all praying for israel, praying and staying positive. >> it was loud. it was energetic. the band on stage says music was their way of processing the conflict, sharing it with others they hope, does the same. >> if you use music to take yourself out of a bad places to bring positive energy, make people dance when they're sad. >> hanukkah is always a special time of year for jewish families. this year, some say it means even more. >> let's hope that we'll be able to, you know, survive this event as humanity, not as jews, not as muslims, not as arabs, christians as human beings, as inhabitants of the planet earth. >> in san jose. ryan curry, abc7

news. >> in the north bay a local rabbi hired a helicopter to fly out and drop gold gelt over the first hanukkah festival. this was in petaluma last night. last year the rabbi had drones fly over the festival grounds carrying a giant menorah. but he says the faa wouldn't let him do that again. so he used a helicopter instead. aside from that, the abbot of petaluma had what it claims to be the world's biggest dreidel. plus games, crafts a live dj and led fire performance. part of building a better bay area includes highlighting the creative things business owners are doing to woo in customers this holiday season . >> in san francisco, that includes a new approach to getting you in the door in cow hollow. that includes things like free champagne, eggnog and great discounts. nearly 30 local businesses in the area are hanging festive balloons since nailing their part of this neighborhood's first ever union street holiday stroll.

>> groups like doctor treat nico, nico, il corsaro, so every different kind of business, whether it's a restaurant or retailer or even a veterinary clinic, it's been so hard for small businesses, especially coming out of the pandemic. so many small business owners have told me they're working twice as hard for half of the money. >> organizers of the union street holiday stroll say that small businesses need your support. >> all right. there is something to wake you up this morning. only in australia with a snake literally dropped into a podcast . okay look at it. speaker doesn't even know that a snake is hanging from the ceiling, but only the people who are watching him take notice. not that laugh. okay andrew ward, though, was chatting about greenwashing. he takes it all in stride, claiming that he it's only a carpet python and then went on about that it's a car like that wouldn't what's a carpet python but i'll bite you they have some weird insects reptiles i find it

interesting he knew exactly what it was and he just kind of laughed it off. >> and yeah, he went about his day. don't worry. am not me. yeah. no snake uh. >> they're non-venomous. they're popular as pets around the world . >> they're popular as pets. okay, well, is it the thing britney spears had the vmas? >> no, that was different. that was a yellow python. my bad. okay, my bad, my bad. don't want to confuse my snakes this morning. well, surrounded by a lot of snakes, just to be clear. listen, she's tearing through them. she's coming through this morning. it is chilly. we are in the 30s and some of our coldest areas right now. 36 in concord. we're at 33 in santa rosa, 40 in hayward. good morning. the city right now coming in at a chilly 47 degrees. visibility in most areas where you see the number ten, that's as good as it gets. but santa rosa right now, a little bit of reduced visibility. we're coming in at a mile there. that's the only spot we're seeing. a little bit of fog this morning. here's how the day breaks out. we'll have a chilly morning, but a bright day

later on this afternoon. tomorrow, we will start out with some areas of fog around the bay shoreline, but it breaks down for sunshine and really the next five, six, seven days, a dry pattern is really prevailing here. maybe you know, the extended forecast days, eight through ten, we might get some rain next week. but this week it's really a quiet pattern. here's future weather. some high clouds out there this morning. we'll break down for more sunshine for the middle part of our day. then later on tonight, watch future weather. it's going to build in some of that fog stretching through the delta. so that's why we'll begin tomorrow morning with some low clouds giving way to sunshine. by tuesday afternoon, highs today, we will see temperatures pretty close to average for this time of the year. low and mid 60s for your daytime highs. then tonight , we will track that fog developing. i don't think tonight is going to be as chilly as we are. right now. more of us will stay in the 40s heading into tuesday morning. here's the accuweather 70 forecast the next seven days for you. sunny and mild today morning fog to sun tomorrow mostly sunny wednesday

thursday day friday evening to start out the weekend. now sunday night late we have a chance of rain but most of sunday is looking dry. gloria. >> good morning, drew. well, the good news is right now, no major issues to report on the roads, no slowing or blocking issues that we're hearing right now. want to get a live look right now in our san mateo-hayward bridge camera. and you can see traffic is moving pretty smoothly there right now. no delays and also taking a look at your mass transit for this morning, we have bart muni ace all running on time right now, guys. >> thank you, gloria. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> why issues at southwest airlines could cause holiday travel headaches once again this year. >> and a live look outside right now at 522. we'll

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to recent violent incidents at schools. the school board will discuss a more permanent plan at its meeting on wednesday. >> number three, doctors without borders and the world health organization are both calling for an immediate cease fire in gaza. officials say they are seeing a complete collapse of the health care system in gaza. >> number four, an investor group has reportedly launched a bid to buy macy's for $5.8 billion. that group would take the company private. macy's has not commented on the offer. and number five, get ready for a dry day today and really a dry week ahead. >> we'll have chilly temperatures starting out in the 30s and 40s this morning, but we'll bounce back into the 60s for daytime highs and number six, right now, we are getting a pretty smooth ride into the city from the bay bridge toll plaza. >> the metering lights are not on yet and there is no wait at the toll plaza right now. >> at number seven, if you're driving for the holidays, gas prices are going down. triple a

says the average price for a gallon is now about 316. we know in california it's higher. it's 471. but that is down $0.09 from last week. >> the holiday season bringing a nationwide warning about gift card scams. here's abc news reporter rihanna and ali with the details in today's gma first look. >> in this morning's gma first look, a new warning about holiday gift card scams as they heat up these envelopes to where they can open them as carefully as they can remove the card and actually cut the top of the card off the latest incident in california prompting officers to take to social media, showing local residents how the scam works and what to look out for. >> we wanted to give you guys the info so you don't fall victim to this scam as well. >> nicole randall from ohio says in 2021 she bought her husband a $100 amazon gift card for christmas. but when they opened the packaging, the card was cut in half. they make just the tiniest little slit in the side

that you have no idea. and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have the expert guidance you need to keep those holiday gift cards safe from scammers with your gma first. look, i'm rhiannon ally abc news new york. developing news on a potential southwest airlines labor dispute. >> it could throw a serious wrench into the travel season this holiday for the holidays. the airlines flight attendants voted down a new contract between their union and southwest. the flight attendants union says they haven't had a pay raise in more than five years. compare that to the airline pilots who have seen average wages increase by 40% during that same time, a flight attendant, unions for american and united airlines are also in talks over new contracts flying in 2023, created a lot of headaches for travelers. >> it's not expected to improve next year, according to the wall street journal, airlines will continue to deal with the shortage of air traffic controllers and pilots that will likely mean more delays and

cancellations over the summer. the transportation department says it received so many complaints, staff had to stop publishing monthly complaint totals because they couldn't count them all. >> coming up at 530, the hanukkah celebration happening today at the white house, bringing guests in from across the jewish community and president trump doubling down on his dictator. >> talk. now he says he will not show up for his trial that co

who's now a five. >> 30 neighbors and residents forced into the streets after a big fire causes a floor to collapse in san francisco. one person has been sent to the hospital. we're live at the scene with what we know so far. >> an abortion battle in texas. the state not allowing a woman to get the procedure even as it could impact her and the baby's health. what the mother is planning to do then, the final case of anchor steam running

out, the event that had people downing some of those iconic brews, plus a 49 ers sweep ing the seahawks. now the niners wake up with the best record in the league. this morning. all right. good morning, everybody. it's monday, december 11th. >> let's or the check on the weather. hi, drew. >> hey, good morning, guys. we'll take you to sfo picture showing you that it is quiet out there this morning. just a little bit of fog in parts of the north bay around santa rosa, but that's about it. we are starting out with mainly clear skies, but some chilly temperatures. our coldest spots inland right now starting out in the mid 30s. we're at 34in livermore. but good morning, palo alto, you're at 35 right now. even chillier as we head into the north bay. a lot of low 30s from sonoma to novato. santa rosa right now 35 mill valley. good morning. you're waking up to a chilly temperature of 38 degrees. grab the winter jacket this morning. you do not need the rain gear. it's really quiet on live doppler seven along with satellite across california. just a few high clouds passing early this morning. here's how your day shapes up. we'll have some early morning clouds giving way to bright sunshine today.

it's a mostly sunny afternoon. by 4 p.m, we'll have those temperatures in low and mid 60s across the region. that's a look at your forecast. let's see what you got on the roads with gloria. good morning. >> good morning, druid. it's starting to get a little bit busier out there on the roads this morning. you can get a live look right here at our 680 camera in walnut creek and you could see a little bit more vehicles out there, but no major delays. so that is the good news right now. and then taking a look at our drive times. so far, everything is in the yellow except actually, i should say, everything is on the green except right here. tracy to dublin. that will take you 46 minutes. so a little bit of a slowdown right now. reggie >> thanks, gloria. we continue to track breaking news out of san francisco's panhandle neighborhood. you might be smelling smoke if you live in the city this morning because of a large fire that has forced people out of their homes. it broke out overnight near grove street and masonic avenue. more than 100 firefighters showed up. abc seven news reporter lena howland is there and did speak with fire officials about a half hour ago. what are they saying,

lena? >> hey, reggie. i'm at the intersection of grove and masonic, where firefighters told me that the fire is out right now, but their crews are staying on scene just to mop up some hotspots. as you can see right here behind me, just in the past hour, we did learn from fire officials that two people were injured in this fire and taken to the hospital, including one person who jumped from the third story of the home that was on fire. that person has moderate injuries. let's go now to some video of the flames taken shortly after this fire started right around 330 this morning. it was bumped to a three alarm fire, bringing in 120 firefighters to the scene. a spokesperson for the fire department says the home had partial floor, had a partial floor collapse during the fire. the two surrounding homes to the one that caught fire also sustained some serious water and smoke damage. they were evacuated as well in the middle of the night. here's what that fire official had to say about the damage. >> there was one person located

in the back of the building that possibly had jumped out of the building from the third floor, or they have been transported to the hospital. and another person, which might have been in the same house was also transported as well. so we have two fire victims at this time. there are multiple people displaced. i don't have an exact number right now, but the neighbor homes on the each side of the building are evacuated and both have extensive fire damage. there was a partial floor collapse in the fire building due to heavy fire burning through the floor itself . >> firefighters said they were able to knock this fire down in just about an hour. it's still unclear how many people have been displaced from this fire, but the red cross is on scene working with those family is right now. and the cause of this fire is still under investigation at this hour. live in san francisco, lena howland,

abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. now to the israel-hamas war. the world health organization cautions gaza's health care system is collapsing and that people are desperate for food, water and basic necessities. gloria rodriguez tracking the situation at the live desk. >> gloria kumasi this morning. a desperate situation in gaza. an official at the world food program warns there is not enough food. people are starving . israeli forces claim that they've killed 7000 hamas fighters since the war began, but at a heavy cost at the hamas run health ministry says more than 18,000 palestinians have died nearly 85% of gaza's population has reportedly been displaced. but israel says it's doing what it can to protect civilians. but new videos are sparking criticism. um, it shows an israeli soldier destroying a gift shop in gaza, smashing snow globes and throwing toys. israel is promising to discipline those involved. in the meantime,

secretary of state antony blinken tells abc news reporter martha raddatz that the us is trying to lower civilian casualties, making sure that israel follows international law. >> there's a gap between the intent and the results, and that's the gap that we're trying to make sure is closed. this could be over tomorrow if hamas got out of the way of civilians instead of hiding behind them, if it put down its weapons, if it surrendered. in the absence of that, israel has to take steps, not only to defend itself, but against what hamas has stated, intent to repeat. october 7th, again and again, secretary blinken continued to say that the us is deeply aware of the terrible human toll that this conflict is taking on innocent men, women and children . >> reggie, gloria, thank you. >> later today, president biden will be inviting members of the jewish community to the white house. this is for the first lady and president biden hosting a celebration on the fifth night of hanukkah. 800 guests are invited to watch the menorah. it'll be lit by vice president

harris husband, doug emhoff, who is jewish. >> there's mounting pressure this morning after testimony on capitol hill went viral over anti-semitism on campus. >> does calling for the genocide of jews violate harvard's rules of bullying and harassment? yes or no. >> pennsylvania has now the president of the university of pennsylvania has now stepped down after that moment last week, liz mcgill testified, saying calls for the genocide of jews did not explicitly violate the school's bullying and harassment policy. president mcgill's inaction fuels what has been happening, but she's just adding, i would say, fuel to the fire for presidents of harvard and mit are also facing backlash for not doing enough to prevent hate on campus. >> the answer is yes, that

calling for the genocide of jews violates harvard code of conduct. correct? again it depends on the context. >> donors are now withdrawing massive donations, accusing the schools of not doing enough to crack down on anti-semitism and hate on campus. >> the department of education is also investigating six more schools for discrimination. >> one in texas this morning, a pregnant woman's legal fight for an emergency. abortion is getting more urgent. the state supreme court is temporarily halting a lower court's ruling that approved the procedure for. here's abc news reporter justin finch. this morning. >> 31 year old kate cox awaiting an answer from the texas supreme court. >> there's no outcome here. you know that results in us taking home a healthy baby girl. >> the 20 weeks pregnant dallas mother of two filing suit for an emergency abortion in one of the most restrictive abortion states in the nation. she says her doctors told her that her fetus

has a severe condition called trisomy 18 and is unlikely to survive. cox saying those doctors warned continuing to carry the pregnancy could also jeopardize her health. >> time is of the essence. i mean, the clock is ticking every day that goes by. the risks to her health and life and future fertility increase outside the texas supreme court house protesters supporting cox rallying after the all republican court paused a lower court's ruling approving cox's emergency abortion request. >> the state's top prosecutor appealing to the higher court to intervene. >> plaintiffs have not shown that they will suffer an immediate and irreparable injury. >> in the court filing, attorney general ken paxton writing cox's fetal condition does not meet the medical exception in the state's law banning abortions, except if the woman's life is at risk or if it prevents irreversible damage to major bodily function. paxton also threatening any doctor or hospital, saying that they would

face legal consequences if they helped her terminate her pregnancy. texas is one of 21 states enforcing abortion restrictions since roe v wade was overturned last year. the cox case and another from kentucky now, among the first cases of pregnant women seeking court orders for abortions since roe in louisville, a pregnant jane doe plaintiff seeking an abortion, has filed a class action lawsuit arguing kentucky's near-total abortion ban violates rights under the state constitution. justin finch, abc news, washington. >> president trump has decided he will not testify for a second time at his civil fraud trial today, saying on social media he's already testified and has nothing else to say. the former president is on trial for allegations his company misread presented the value of its properties to win favorable financial. a judge already determined that the company did that. the trial will determine how much the trump organization has to pay and if his company is

banned from doing business in new york state. this is a case that should have never been brought. >> this is a witch hunt. this is election interference at a level that has never seen before. at a fundraiser over the weekend, trump addressed his previous comment that if reelected, he wants to be a dictator for a day. >> he doubled down, saying he wants to act like a dictator to build a border wall and quote, drill, drill, drill. president biden will be hosting ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky at the white house tomorrow. congress is in a bitter debate over providing ukraine and israel with billions in additional military aid. the white house says the aid is a priority and has urged congress to act, quote, swiftly. but senate republicans are increasingly skeptical over spending toward ukraine, saying major immigration changes have to be a part of any funding deal . coming up, inside one of the many events helping local

children in need. have a merry christmas. >> then look up to the skies. whether or not you'll see the latest meteor shower hours that are coming here to the bay area. but first, get a check on the weather with meteorologist rotuma. hey there, you. >> good morning. we are taking you to san jose right now where it is quiet temperatures are mainly in the upper 30s and lower 40s in the south bay with pretty clear skies. you take a look at visibility, we're doing great across a huge portion of the region. when you see that number ten, that's the best visibility you can get. that's ten miles of visibility. but santa rosa, it's been ebbing and flowing this morning. we're down to three miles there. so a little bit of fog in parts of sonoma county. let's break down your day area by area. today's forecast inland. we're starting out with those temperatures in the upper 30s will max out in the mid 60s with a lot of sunshine in today. a few clouds right now around parts of the bay shoreline. we're starting out in the low 40s and will max out in the low 60s by 3 p.m. and along the coast we have calm winds right now. we'll go into the mid 40s right around 7 a.m. and temperatures in the upper

50s to the lower 60s. later on this afternoon. looking at the three day forecast, we have high pressure in control for much of the week ahead. and that means a really quiet pattern, a mild pattern and a lot of sunshine. that's how your monday is shaping up. now, tomorrow we'll have some areas of fog, mainly along the coast and around the bay shoreline, giving way to sunshine. and wednesday, we'll keep that dry pattern going with mostly sunny skies and those temps in the low 60s. coming up, we'll preview that all important weekend forecast in about, let's say, nine minutes. but we to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music]

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game throwing for more than 360 yards. now there was a tense situation late in the game when a niners player and a seahawks player both got ejected. but san francisco. won 26 2816. we and take every game one week at a time. >> so they were on our schedule twice, and that's how we handled it and that's how we looked at it. i'm a part of a special group, you know, any one of our guys, any any one of our eligibles, man, you get the ball in their hands and then they can go do the rest. >> i wouldn't say i'm faster. it's just like when i'm in the open field. i think i just got another gear that people haven't seen. so they was like, yo, debo, ain't no use that fast, but really can move right? >> the necklace really got my attention. >> don't forget, monday night football is on abc seven. the new york giants host the green bay packers at metlife stadium. kickoff is at 515, which is right after abc seven news at four. then you can watch our sports show after the game, followed by the news at 9 p.m.

>> we're learning more about the strong odor coming from the chevron refinery over the weekend. inspectors from the bay area air quality management district issued a violation after a friday inspection when, according to reports, chevron un staff told inspectors they experienced an upset at their bioreactor which caused the burnt tires odor inspectors have been patrolling the point richmond area throughout the weekend. late last month, the air district issued violation notices to chevron because of flaring from the refinery in san francisco. >> it could be the end of an era. the city's buzz werks brewery is finishing off what could likely be the end of anchor steam kegs. the brewery's beer bust is a way to celebrate the former business during the holidays. anchor steam annual christmas brew was their most popular release before the beloved brewery went under. apparently, it's still just as popular, expecting at least 500 people today. >> that was the rsvp and if

there's more or less, it doesn't really matter because we're all still going to have a great time. and those over here are going to get a chance to enjoy the original anchor steam brewed at the original location for one final time. buzz werks brought the last seven kegs made back in july and it's kept them chilled for this event. >> some of the proceeds will go toward the comeback of a new anchor brewery, but reopening may be a long shot. >> i'm going to show you now a couple of events designed to brighten the holidays for those in need. first of all, hundreds of children living in san francisco's single room occupancy hotels or sros receive holiday gifts from the mayor and city officials. local hospitals and churches donated toys as a thank you to the city for moving 100 families into healthy. afford housing. i am so happy and proud of the work that we have done together that made it possible for so many of you who were living in very cramped conditions to now spread out and

in some cases have your own bedroom to live in. >> san francisco in dignity. >> mayor breed says fighting for families is not only important, but personal. she lived in public housing growing up, where eight family members shared two bedrooms in the mission. >> it was a third annual holiday gift back local businesses as well as city agencies and other groups distributed toys and hot meals to families in need. the event at mission cultural center includes plenty of free family fun, including a visit from santa and the grinch. some attendees were very grateful for the community support being a single mom and living in san francisco, this helps a lot of us and then being from this community, seeing that they did this, it's wonderful to be able to see. >> we're grateful for this to know that, you know, especially being from the mission, this is something that they're able to

do for us. this is wonderful. >> more than 600 toys were given out to kids in need. >> you can get a look at a cosmic light show this week. the annual geminid meteor shower. i'm not sure if i'm saying that right. you got it. oh, okay. thank you. it's expected to peak wednesday night into thursday morning. it's considered one of the best and most reliable meteor showers. nasa says the geminids are particularly special because they originate from an asteroid rather than a comet during peak activity. and in perfect viewing conditions, you can see up to 120 meteors an hour. and now this is where drew usually tells me it's not going to be perfect. >> where will we see it? >> i'm telling you, i think we have a really good chance. really fog is not going to be the forecast. okay. the best time is going to be very early thursday morning, right around 2 to 4 a.m. that's the best chance of seeing them. so we could see. we could see them. yeah totally. this might be one of our best chances. and we have a new moon.

meaning the sky is going to be extra dark. not as bright. so i think we have a very good chance. all right. no, usually it's stormy this time of the year, so i brought a little brightness because i'm like, yeah, you're not going to see it. no, don't even try. like the eclipse. come on to yourself. you're not gonna see it. >> don't worry about shooting stars on my way into work. do you really? yeah. i mean, we're up so early and out the door so early, so it's really neat. >> yeah. you have a chance thursday morning. check it out. pretty cool. this morning. it is chilly. we have mainly clear skies. temperatures are definitely in the 30s in most areas. look at the santa rosa 34. we're same in nevada. we're at 40. in hayward, 47 right now in the city. so here are your accuweather headlines today. it is chilly out there this morning but we do expect a bright day today with a lot of sunshine tomorrow we'll have some areas of fog around the bay shoreline giving way to sunshine soon and the week ahead. we're looking at the extended pattern. it's really dry at least through the next 5 to 7 days, potentially be the following week. we could have some rain, but the seven day is pretty quiet. here's

future weather. have some high clouds out there right now. we will see a lot of sunshine this afternoon. here's today at 330. we do expect a mostly sunny day and temperatures going into the 60s. and then tonight, watch future weather start to develop that fog stretching through the delta. and that's why we'll begin tomorrow. some clouds giving way to sunshine by the afternoon. today, it's mostly sunny. it's pretty seasonable for daytime highs. 62 in the city, 66 in santa rosa. the same in san jose, 63 in concord, about 62 in oakland. and overnight tonight, not as chilly as we are right now. we'll have additional cloud cover with that fog and more of us staying in the 40s. just a few pockets of 30s to begin your tuesday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast for the next seven days for you it is sunny and it is mild today. we have that morning fog to sun here on tuesday with sunshine still in the forecast. the middle and end of our workweek here. now the weekend will have a warm up on sunday. we'll start out with sunshine and then late at night there is a chance of rain. but the next seven days, gloria, looking nice

and bright. >> all right. looking pretty nice on the roads as well right now, drew. let's get a live look right now at our camera here in oakland at the coliseum. and you could see the traffic is moving pretty smoothly here. 8-80 camera and looking pretty good on the road right now. also, a look at your drive times this morning. if you're driving across the bridges today at this time, everything is in the green except westbound 80 on the bay bridge and that'll take you 12 minutes. so keep that in mind, guys. >> all right. thanks so much, gloria. i had a sex. we're tracking the breaking news out of san francisco where a large fire has displaced people and sent two to the hospital overnight. right. >> but first, the movie that knocked beyonce's renaissance off the top spot at the box office. >> and now this live look outside. it

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two others are set to start their service tomorrow. three other members are already months into their service. each man must spend at least 18 months as part of their duties. in the past, south korea has given exemptions for artists and athletes, but apparently k-pop singers are not extended. that courtesy. the band plans to reunite in 2025 when all the members are finished. >> beyonce no longer the queen of the box office, at least this week. and anime beat it to the top spot at the boy and the heron made $12.8 million this weekend. it's the first time for an anime to ever top the box office in the us. hunger games prequel finished second beyonces renaissance made 5 million dropping to fifth, but it made 21 million on its opening weekend and 556 this morning. >> we're taking to the south bay and it is quiet. we have mainly

clear skies across the region. we're starting out with some chilly temperatures in the 30s and low 40s. your day planner breaking it down through the next 18 hours or so. we do have a chilly morning out there under mainly clear skies. we will see a very bright day today. it's just a mostly sunny afternoon. those temperatures pretty close to where they should be for this time of the year. we'll go into the low and mid 60s by 4:00 pm. then later on this evening, we'll start to see fog developing along the coast and that'll push into the bay shoreline as we get you into tomorrow. the three day forecast showing you it a sunny and mild today. there's that morning fog to sunshine tomorrow, pretty steady temperature. and we do expect that dry, sunny pattern to continue into wednesday as well. kumasi >> thank you, drew. coming up at six on abc, seven morning's devastating tornadoes touching down in the south. the severe storm system that's now moving across the country. >> plus, frustration and concerns in the east bay. residents and neighbors stunned after a 711 security guard was fatally shot in oakland. and we're tracking breaking news in

san francisco, though. >> a large fire in the panhandle neighborhood this morning. >> right now, a live look outside. it is 557

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