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possible hate crime, and aipac has come and gone. >> but san francisco is still seeing the repercussions. how much money the city spent on overtime, and then the video that might have you thinking before you park underneath a tree during a storm. >> oof! mhm >> i mean, hopefully they didn't think like it's a storm. let me park under this tree. it's probably already there. >> i feel like it happens a lot in the east coast. so i know like having lived in north carolina would get, you know, a lot of hurricanes, tornadoes always like, you know. yeah trees happens here too. >> last year. yeah. people were like it's also hard not to park under a tree here. >> yeah. that is true. yeah. so, um, either the tree is going to come down or someone's going to come over with a no juice between those two things. >> oh, no. what tell me i'm wrong. >> uh, i mean, but we don't have to say my car neither yet. >> but i think. >> thank you. thank you. >> get over here. >> yeah, i'm the rare one. >> no comment. true warning. >> everybody, let's get you outside. we do have clear

conditions. sutro tower this morning. looking great out there . live look. showing you the visibility is as far as you can see. the only exception santa rosa this morning where it's a quarter of a mile visibility. but everywhere else we are doing just fine. a lot better than yesterday morning. so here's how the day shapes up. it is a chilly start out there. temps in the 30s and 40s. take the winter jacket with you, but the afternoon again we're getting that mild sunshine. some high clouds stream in from time to time, but those temperatures above average are back into the 60s. that's the forecast. let's see how we're doing. the roads with gloria. good morning. >> good morning drew. fog was a big issue for us the last few days. when we were driving in the morning. today, everything is looking good out there. so check this out. this is our live look outside at our highway 87 camera in san jose. so again, clear skies and just beautiful as well. beautiful view right there. and look at your drive times for this morning. so far everything is in the green right now. so probably a good time to

get on the road if you need to go to work. this morning. >> thank you gloria. developing news this morning oakland police are trying to find the people who destroyed the city's largest menorah by throwing it into lake merritt. abc seven news reporter lena howland joining us live in the newsroom with the investigation and how the community came together in support. lena. carmen tsay with no arrests made, oakland police are looking for anyone with information about the vandalism to come forward. >> despite this, many in oakland's jewish community came together last night to rally, replace and relight oakland's largest menorah. the relighting ceremony was positive, uplifting and peaceful in the same place where the old menorah once stood and before the lighting, a car parade where vehicle after vehicle could be seen with menorah on top of them, showing signs of support and unity among both the jewish community and others. but this happened less than 24 hours

after oakland police say someone destroyed the original one on the sixth night of hanukkah and threw its parts into the lake. some here even referenced the arabic graffiti left in the area . that translates to free palestine. >> i read the message that they left at the place where they destroyed menorah. here it's a death set. it's nothing else but a death threat. and we should not take it lightly. >> too many people have been attacked and targeted and hurt and harmed because of who they are, where they're from, who they love, how they pray. and that is wrong. >> speakers at the menorah lighting included california attorney general rob bonta, who said that hate crimes have become all too common in california. the arab resource and organizing center put out a statement saying there can be no question that the destruction of a symbol of jewish identity on a jewish holiday is in intolerable act of anti semitism and must be condemned. police have not released any suspect information

at this time. if you know anything about who may have been involved, you're asked to call oakland police right away. live in the newsroom lena howland abc seven news. >> thanks, lena. stanford and ucla have been added to a federal investigation into anti-semitism and islamophobia on college campuses. the university has joined a growing list of schools that include harvard, columbia and cornell. investigators are looking into at least 20 incidents on campuses since hamas attacked israel in early october. >> police in san jose say they've identified suspects in two incidents where pro gaza banners were torn down from freeway overpasses. now they are pursuing hate crime charges against both. the most recent incident happened sunday. the council on islamic, american, islamic relations shared this video from the park avenue overpass above i-880. the video shows a man in a heated argument, and moments later he pulls out a knife and cuts down two banners. he can also be heard calling the person with the camera a terrorist. >> national security adviser

jake sullivan is in israel this morning meeting with officials as calls for a humanitarian cease fire between israel and hamas grow. gloria. this meeting comes days after president biden warned israel to change their course or risk losing international support for reggie. >> the meetings today between sullivan and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his war cabinet could be tense. sullivan will urge netanyahu to show restraint in the war with hamas and discuss another potential cease fire and getting more hostages released. the meeting comes as the white house is being questioned about president biden's recent criticism of israel at a fundraiser, he said israel is losing internal support because of its indiscriminate bombing in gaza. national security council spokesperson john kirby would not confirm whether biden's remark is an official assessment. if so, though, it could have significant implications. >> owens, as i said to my previous answer there that they will act in accordance with the law of armed conflict and do

everything that they can to match their intent, which is to minimize civilian casualties. if they aren't, then isn't there an obligation for the u.s. to change the way that it's delivering military aid? >> that's a hypothetical that i'm not prepared to engage in right now. >> this morning 135 hostages are still being held by hamas, including america, says the israeli foreign minister says israel will continue its war in gaza, with or without out international support. kumasi. >> thank you, gloria biden, administration staff and appointees are increasing pressure on president biden to call for a cease fire in gaza. dozens of people held a vigil outside the white house last night, and one sign read president biden, your staff demands a cease fire. the group concealed identities by wearing masks and sunglasses. former state department official who resigned over disagreements on the war spoke on behalf of the group. i think there's just a blindness to the suffering that the palestinian people are experiencing on a daily basis, thanks to the bombardment that

we are facilitating, the bombs that we are providing power. last month, more than 700 staffers and political appointees signed a letter urging the president to support a cease fire. we're getting a price tag on what it cost san francisco to host last month's apex summit, a report says. more than $11 million are spent on overtime pay, and the bulk of that was for the police department. the mayor's office says the federal government and california highway patrol will be picking up their own overtime costs. san francisco did pay for chp officers, hotel rooms. the city received about $20 million in private donations, which should help to offset some of those costs. san francisco is facing an $800 million budget deficit over the next two years, and now mayor london breed is asking city departments to prepare proposals to cut spending by 10. she's also asked department heads to outline an additional 5% in cuts in case they're needed. the proposals are due by february. mayor breed's office will then crunch the numbers before she presents her budget to the board of

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for this time of the year. looking at the three day forecast, it gets even warmer around here tomorrow and saturday, where records are possible. look at that. some of us in the low 70s. but then rain returns on sunday. we'll talk about those details in a few minutes. kumasi thank you drew. >> still ahead. triple a breaking down the busiest days to hit the roads this holiday season. whether or not you might want to switch up your plans and the youtuber taking matters into his n hands to stop car thieves ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. imagine that. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe.

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now at 630, an indefinite suspension for warrior draymond green. what will have to do to get back on the court after a third ejection? this season? >> then a number of cruise executives out of a job the company is still trying to cope with the aftermath of numerous self-driving crashes and issues in san francisco. >> plus, what's your favorite food to get delivered? turns out, americans have one that they like more than all the others. good morning. on this thursday, december 13th 14th 14th, the 14th. >> that's the better mistake to make. we're getting closer. closer. >> it's almost friday now. >> is that all day long? >> all day long, all day long. >> it's going to be the 14th. >> okay. >> yes. and it's also thursday for the next 17.5 hours. >> is the 14th of december. and we're starting off a lot better this morning. when it comes to our visibility. a live look at the tam cam, some nice hues out there this morning. could see high thin cirrus clouds are in our sky and we'll have those for much of the afternoon. look at

visibility. we're doing so much better right now than we were this time yesterday. even santa rosa is improving. we have visibility up to two miles there. here's how your day breaks down. it is chilly this morning. temps in the 30s and 40s. take the winter jacket with you. we'll have a mild, sunny afternoon by 3 p.m. we are going into the 60s. let's see. we're on the roads with gloria this morning. hello. good morning. >> yeah, it's looking a lot better today compared to the last two days where we had all that fog and it was impacting our drives, but check this out. this is a live look at our richmond-san rafael bridge camera. right now there is over a three mile backup as you approach the toll plaza. they still have that sigalert in effect there. with the right three lanes blocked, but you could see just the skies are looking a lot clearer than they did the last two days. and then a look at your drive times so far pretty much everything in the clear except westbound 580 from tracy to dublin. that will take you 48 minutes. right now that is a slow spot, reggie. thanks gloria. >> oakland police are now

investigating the destruction of the city's largest menorah as a hate crime. hundreds in oakland are now showing their support for the jewish community. abc seven news reporter lena howland joins us live in the newsroom with how people are coming together. lena. >> reggie, last night we witnessed the hope of the local jewish community prevailed despite the city's largest menorah being destroyed and thrown into lake merritt on the sixth night of hanukkah. the mood of the relighting ceremony was positive, uplifting and peaceful. it was relit in the same place where the old menorah once stood, and before the lighting, a car parade where vehicle after vehicle could be seen with menorahs on top of them, showing signs of support and unity among both the jewish community and others. >> when i heard the news this morning, i cried. um, i felt very hurt, sad, scared. >> it is clear that the hatred that has been allowed to spread unchecked across universal city campuses and city halls has now

festered in oakland to levels that we could not have expected. >> oakland mayor shengtao called this an attack on the entire city, and her office says this menorah is a long standing tradition for oakland. police have not released any suspect information at this time. if you know anything about who may have been involved, you are asked to call oakland police, right away. live in the newsroom lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you. lena. the man convicted in the attack on speaker emerita nancy pelosi's husband will be sentenced in that federal case in april. the attack on paul pelosi happened in the couple's san francisco home last year. 42 year old david depape was convicted of one count of assault on the immediate family member of a federal official and a second count of attempted kidnaping of a federal official. he, still facing a trial on state charges. that trial is set to start january 12th. >> new developments hundreds of people turned out for last night's santa rosa city school board meeting. as the district

begins discussions that could bring police officers back on campuses permanently. that meeting went long until midnight , although no big decision was made at the end for much of the evening, school board members heard from teachers, parents and students, many calling for increased security on campuses. following a series of recent violent incidents. >> we're angry that we've asked this board for help over and over and over and over again. our students are confused, frustrated, and worried, and a thousand other things they want reassurance. they want to know the adults are taking them seriously. >> the meeting had more than 80 public comments. montgomery high students said their survey indicates that they do want officers to return to campus. trustees passed a motion to continue the conversation about school officers with city partners. we currently do not know what an sro program tool may look like. >> we do not know what that tool may cost, but i do believe that it is a collective responsibility to collaborate.

>> police officers were removed from campuses in 2020 following the murder of george floyd. that was part of the conversation to confront racial bias in the criminal justice system. >> san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is facing some pushback following comments she made about the unhoused during our abc seven town hall event last week. >> so i think the recourse is obviously outside of the criminal justice system. but is it? it is. i mean, the criminal justice system is just say, no, i'm camping here. well, no, they have to be made to be uncomfortable. all is the truth of the matter. we cannot make it comfortable for them to pitch a tent on our sidewalks and stay. >> abc seven news insider phil matier spoke with the da's office yesterday about the comment, and got more of an explanation. >> with 50 to 60% of the people on any given night saying no to shelter. what do we do to somebody that just decides they want to pitch a tent? and she was very clear there wasn't something criminally that she could do. it wasn't going to

charge them. that wasn't going to be it. but she said, you know, we can make them feel uncomfortable and that upset some people because they said, well, what makes you think it's comfortable to be on the street to begin with? but her point i spoke with her, her staff today is that we can't just be compliant with it. and while she's concentrating now, much of her strength on going after the bigger dealers in the drug war on drugs right now that are selling openly. we also have a lot of users in those tents. >> mayor london breed echoed jenkins comment. when we spoke with her earlier this week. >> abc seven news spent an hour with san francisco's mayor, police chief and d.a. to tackle the city's chronic issues. as you can see, i was part of that conversation. the commercial free show is now streaming online. you can find it on demand on the abc7 bay area app. >> former san francisco giants star buster posey raised a controversial point as to why shohei ohtani might have chosen the dodgers instead of the giants. he said in an interview with the athletic that the

city's drug and crime issues are just some of the concerns that come up for top free agents. we spoke with the journalist who wrote that article. >> he spoke really from the heart that, uh, you know, there are perceptions out there that may outstrip reality for what's going on in the city and for what? uh, um, you know, the vibrancy of the city. and he really wanted to try to correct that as best he could, uh, correct those perceptions. and help people understand. look, this is an amazing place to play . this is an amazing fan base to play in front of. >> ohtani has not publicly expressed any concerns about the city, but posey, a member of the giants ownership group, said there was some reservation with the state of the city, pedestrian safety improvements are coming to san jose thanks to nearly $13 million in federal grant money. >> mayor matt mehan made the announcement along with the family of kyle leblanc. a tow truck hit and killed leblanc in a bike lane during his senior year of high school. the money will go toward building better bike lanes at intersections and

upgrading sidewalks and traffic signals. >> we still have a long way to go to make our streets safer for everyone, and this federal support will enable us to save more lives in the years ahead. >> there have been 39 deadly crashes in san jose this year. 23 involved a pedestrian in the only good news from that is that the numbers are down compared to last year. >> an icon in the wine industry, mike gergich, has passed away. gergich was a pioneer in the wine making business. his chateau montelena chardonnay beat french wines in a blind tasting in 1976, and that helped to turn napa valley into one of the world's premier wine regions. he was also an integral supporter of the north bay nonprofit roots of peace. from the very start, the group removes landmines worldwide, putting vines and other crops in their place. this picture is gergich with roots of peace founder heidi kuhn standing above him. gergich credited his longevity to his friends and to

a glass of wine a day. he was 100 years old, developing news on capitol hill, house republicans have formalized their impeachment inquiry into president biden. >> gloria. the party line vote came just hours after the president's son, hunter, refused a call to testify and made a rare public comment about the impeachment effort. >> reggie. house republicans claim the president has abused his power and the business connections of his son, hunter. both president biden and hunter biden have denounced the impeachment inquiry. hunter biden speaking yesterday ahead of that vote. but to suggest that his grounds for an impeachment inquiry is beyond the absurd. >> it's shameless. there is no evidence to support the allegations that my father was financially involved in my business because it did not happen. >> the impeachment inquiry has already been going on for a year since former house speaker kevin mccarthy authorized it without a vote. the vote yesterday was along party lines. republican

leaders say, formalizing the inquiry will allow them more critical access to those critical documents. >> evidence uncovered has shown a very disturbing trend by the biden family. we've spent months in this investigation accumulating evidence. >> house minority leader hakeem jeffries blamed former president donald trump, calling the investigation a, quote, political hit job. president biden says some lawmakers the inquiry is not supported by facts. republican tom emmer says the investigation will only consider steps towards impeachment if evidence of high crimes and misdemeanors is uncovered. reggie kumasi. >> thank you, gloria. still to come. egg prices are back on the rise and it's not because of inflation and a live look right now at the big board. >> new york stock exchange up by about 4550 points right now. another update on the markets next. >> then a lion cub rescued from the peninsula is now making itself at home at the oakland zoo. and stay with us on the

abc7 bay area streaming app at seven for abc, seven at seven. we're live every weekday from 7 to 8 a.m. download the app now wherever you stream. >> 641 on your thursday. here's our rooftop camera at kgo along the embarcadero, so you see some thin, high clouds out there. it will be a mostly sunny day today with mild temperatures. live doppler seven, along with satellite. what you're noticing across california, the cirrus clouds streaming in. we actually have high pressure in control. and that's going to create a mild afternoon and actually give us a potential for some records possible tomorrow and even into saturday. that's how above average we're going to get in the afternoon to finish out the week. and for the upcoming weekend temperatures. right now it is chilly out there, 30s and 40s, 33 in san ramon, 34 in livermore. we're at 47, right now at sfo in the north bay, equally as chilly. we're into the 30s and 40s as we start out our day, break it down region by region, inland. starting out chilly will max out in the mid 60s. today we have a lot of sunshine around the bay shoreline this afternoon. we'll

go into the mid 60s as well. no fog along the coast and a mild afternoon soon. you see everybody going above average today with that filtered sunshine this afternoon it will feel quite pleasant and get even warmer here on the three day forecast into friday and saturday, some of us going into the low 70s, we'll take a closer look at those daytime highs on friday and rain returning to the forecast starting on sunday, with the seven day,

this hit during tuesday night's game. that's according to our sister network, espn. when it went down in the third quarter of the game between the warriors and the phenix suns. green swung around and struck yousef nurkic in the face. he ended up being ejected talking about draymond green and then the nba handed down an indefinite suspension. after the game here's what green had to say. >> as you know i'm not one to

apologize for things i meant to do. but i do apologize to you, sir, because i didn't intend to hit him. so i was just selling the car because he was grabbing me and pulling my hip back. so i spun away and unfortunately, i hit him. >> what's going on with him? i don't know, personally, i feel like that brother needed help and i'm glad he not try to choke me. >> this is the third time this season green has been ejected over a physical altercation, and the second time he's faced a suspension in the nba says the suspension is indefinite. to give green time to deal with the challenges he's facing right now to the domestic violence trial of marvel actor jonathan majors. >> new evidence has been released, including audio, video, text and photos from the night of the alleged assault. in the video, you can see what looks like majors pushing his girlfriend into the back of a black suv. she claims majors assaulted her in the back seat moments before this video recording, and one of the audio recordings majors can be heard referencing his temper.

>> i'm just going to say this my temper, my travel, blah. all that, all that said, right? and i'm not saying i'm a great man, a great man. i am doing great things. not just for me, but for my for my culture and for the world. closing arguments are set to start today. >> majors has decided not to testify. if convicted, he could face up to a year in prison. >> new developments nine executives have reportedly left san francisco based cruise, the company confirmed to our media partner, sf standard. it's part of the investigation into an incident in october where a woman in san francisco was dragged about 20ft by a cruise robot taxi. that incident, and the company's response prompted the dmv to revoke cruise's permit to operate in the city. these latest departures follow the exit of cruise's co-founders . last month, researchers think they may have found the reason why some people have horrible morning sickness when they're pregnant, according to a new study from the university of

pennsylvania. it's because of a hormone called gdf one five. it's found in a person's blood during pregnancy. people who are more sensitive to it have more intense nausea symptoms and a higher chance of getting so sick that they actually vomit. researchers think the finding could lead to new treatments. the study was published in the journal nature. >> police are looking for a man who reportedly grabbed, groped or followed three separate women near the university of arizona campus in tucson. the first two victims say the suspect tried to kidnap them. the third woman says she was groped. all of the alleged victims gave authorities the same suspect. description the separate incidents happened within the span of a week. police are telling students to avoid being alone, especially at night. >> now it's your morning money report. get ready for egg prices to spike. it's because of an outbreak of bird flu at a major egg producer cal-maine foods incorporated says the outbreak is at their facility in kansas. it affects. it affects roughly

640,000 hens. that equates to about 1.6% of the company's total flock cal-maine foods had previously avoided infections that affected more than 72 million birds in the us, and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange. it was a huge day yesterday. the dow hit its highest level ever. today we're up so far about 100 points. >> amazon is tipping your delivery driver again this holiday season. when you send a thank you to a driver. amazon will be sending $5 to them too. but it's only for the first 2 million thank yous that are given and you won't be charged for it. so you can tell alexa to thank your driver on an alexa device. or just go to amazon's website or the mobile app and put in thank my driver and it'll pop up. it'll tell you to click here and then it'll be done. every driver will be notified. >> doordash released the most popular food orders of the year. it's all part of their dash from the past trend report. so here it is. fry's these are the most

ordered item. this shocks me because everyone knows fry's die in five minutes. >> they get soggy. >> they really do. so i don't know why you're all ordering fries from the oven. >> resuscitate them. it will. it does. air fry. air fryer. yeah that thing is a magician of ordering. >> yeah. i don't want to cook again. >> well, you know, maybe you don't eat them all at once. >> mhm. >> mm hmm. you know, i'm not i'm not heating up my oven. >> we need an air fryer. yeah. air fryer. you're so good. air fryer is worth that. throw them in there quick. >> think i'm rich. >> okay. first of all, um, it's a good christmas gift for you. >> okay. all right. i don't want that. >> thank you. gloria. >> um, chicken quesadilla, mozzarella sticks coming next. garlic naan, spicy chicken sandwich is round out the top five spicy chicken sandwich. >> okay. mine would like, i think, some sort of thai food would be, like, real high on mine. like, probably pad thai is up there. >> yeah, i love yeah, high. >> i'm surprised that's that

didn't make the list nationwide. >> i mean, we have some good pad thai around here. sure you're in? i don't know, georgia. i don't think you're ordering. >> if you don't have pad thai in your neighborhood, you're in the wrong neighborhood. that's true. yeah i just love that move. >> what would. yeah. >> what would be on top of your list? you know what? >> i don't really order delivery where i live. restraint. you have restraint. they don't deliver there. that much. and if i do, it's like i just go somewhere and get it. when i get to the calculation and i see taxes and fees, it's not for me. >> yeah, i get i'm like, do i need this? and i don't, right. >> it's expensive too. yeah. like you said, all the fees and everything by the time you add it all on, it's like, you know what? i'll just go get it myself. >> i'm on the couch. i feel you and if i can't walk to it, then it's not for me. >> that's my. >> hmm. >> interesting. that's my answer. >> go support local. >> i'm supporting hyper local. >> like his block. >> like literally my block next door. >> if i can't, isn't around me. >> if they don't know my name, then i should get out. >> yeah. >> you know, good point.

>> here's a live look at santa cruz this morning. we're pointed at the pier. great visibility. we are going to deal with a lot of sunshine today. your accuweather headlines will show you filtered sunshine. that's what we're calling your thursday . just expect a really pleasant afternoon. it's even warmer here friday and saturday. by saturday we could have some records possible because we will be going into the 70s and some of our warmest spots and then sunday it's a lot cooler. it's a lot cloudier and wetter weather comes back and that wet pattern sets up for much of next week as well. today though, it's dry. it's pleasant. we have mostly sunny skies, good visibility right now. we'll have temperatures going into the 60s for the afternoon. that is above average for this time of year. overnight tonight, we're not expecting any widespread fog. we will have high clouds and temperatures in the 30s and in the 40s. take a look at future tracker temperatures tomorrow afternoon. look at some of our locations, especially san mateo, san jose, fremont, mountain view, going into the 70, some 10 to 15 degrees above average. a lot of upper 60s on the board will likely repeat this temperature forecast again on

saturday. so records are possible tomorrow and saturday before rain returns here starting on sunday. now sunday into early next week. here's one models prediction and when we're still 3 to 5 days out, we look at trends in the forecast. and it looks like the trend is to have the heaviest rainfall likely in the north bay. lighter amounts as we head south. but you can see everybody's likely picking up some wet weather as we get closer to sunday, we'll start to fine tune some of these details. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. the next seven days for you. high clouds today. warmer tomorrow. records possible to start out the weekend and look at that. we're cooler. cloudier, wetter. starting on sunday and through much of next week. all level ones right now on the storm impact scale. gloria. good morning drew. >> well, so far we don't have any fog to deal with today. so that is a much different story from the last two days. here's a live look right now at our golden gate bridge camera. and you'll remember chp had issued that fog advisory there for the last few days. but look at that all clear right now this morning. no slowdowns there. and a live look at our san

mateo-hayward bridge camera. no incidents here as well, which is good news. however traffic is starting to build up right here in this area. >> thank you. gloria. the bay area is well represented on this year's list of oprah's favorite things. one featured local company, the point reyes farmstead cheese company. >> this is quinta. it's a soft ripened, bloomy rind cheese, our bay blue, which is right here. it's got a natural rind on it. and then, of course, oprah's fave fruit we have here. toma truffle. >> oakland based red bay coffee is on the list for a second time, making it to oprah's list is made is put red bay coffee, our headquarters on the map, right? >> for sure. yeah >> the list also includes a towel set from aisha curry's sweet july company, along with products from two other san francisco companies and one in palo alto. the oakland zoo is welcoming a new mountain lion club cub. there is maple right here. hey, maple! just enjoying

a playful spa with a chew toy. the cub and her sister were rescued by the california department of fish and wildlife. they were wandering through burlingame, the oakland zoo says the sisters are the 25th and 26th mountain lions that they have cared for. >> what a beautiful animal, right? it looks like it's playing with a kong. are you familiar with the kong brand? it's a lot of dog owners. know what kong is. it's a very noticeable red rubber toy and you put little treats in it. oh, and dogs will like it. and i guess so do mountain lion cubs. >> up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. look at the sunrise. wow how beautiful. this is a and i love overcoming challenges.

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the previous one was destroyed. police are now investigating the vandalism as a hate crime pieces of the old menorah were pulled from lake merritt, and it comes as a jewish community celebrates hanukkah. >> number two san francisco mayor london breed is asking department heads to submit proposals to cut spending by 10. city officials predict a deficit of nearly $800 million over the next two budget years. >> number three draymond green is reportedly set to meet with his agent and the warriors gm today to discuss what's next after this hit. during a game with the phenix suns. green has been suspended indefinite by the nba. number four house republicans passed a resolution formalizing their impeachment inquiry into president biden. >> the investigation has been going on for over a year and has yet to produce any hard evidence. the president improperly benefited from his son's business dealings. >> and number five, here's a live look from our tam cam. it is a beautiful out there this morning when you look at

visibility, we are doing so much better this morning than yesterday. we know areas of dense fog. so getrillioneady of a warming trend coming our way the next few days. today we'll go into the 60s. you take a look at friday and saturday. we have areas that will top out in the low 70s where records are possible. enjoy the dry conditions, rain returns to the forecast year starting on sunday . >> and number six, the roads are starting to get busier right now as people head out to work this is a live look at our bay bridge toll plaza camera. the metering lights flipped on at 551 this morning, and traffic is stacked up to the 880 overcrossing number seven, a welder in wisconsin says he's having a hard time throwing out perfectly good metal, so he made a hubcap christmas tree. >> he says it's extra special because he and his family all help to put it together. the tree has wheels. okay so you can move it around the yard and you get creative. yeah okay. >> hey, it's a lot cleaner than a regular christmas tree, too. you don't have to deal with all

the branches and all that. or. what is it called? yeah. pine needles. needles too early for me. >> get a real tree. yeah. you know what we did? >> actually didn't get one this year because we're going to palm springs next week. so we're like, you know, you got to spend time there. >> you oh no, i have ■i take it right back out. me too. i fluff it to make it look nice. yeah. and merry christmas. merry christmas, happy holidays. >> minus >> good morning america. for our viewers in the west, a major storm on the move. a powerful cross country storm bringing heavy rain and snow. sam has the track and timing, and gio with the impact on your holiday travel.