>> good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, december 1st. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hello, december. good morning. we looking at live doppler 7hd. right now no problems. we aren't even picking up any fog. we will see a little develop by the delta, otherwise it's off again to a sunny and warm afternoon. but before we get there we are in the upper 30s in parts of the north bay, upper 40s around the bay. coastline in the mid-40s right now. we had all the fog yesterday. by noontime plenty of sunshine. low to mid-60s, yes, in december and into the low 70s around the bay today with mid-and upper 60s at the

coast. a quick cooling tonight. we will be look at some big changes headed our way in about a day and a half, carolyn. >> whether he look for that. thank you, lisa. family members of a bay area man held captive in north korea are happy to see the 85-year-old korean war vet is in good health. he appears in a videotape released this weekend by north korean state-run news agency. the palo alto man is apologizing for his role in the north korean war. he said he secretly trained anti-communists during the war. >> laid the munitions for it, using explosives obtained from attacking the mine. >> he read from what the state news agency called an apology letter. in it he confesses to acts against north korea committed during the war and even during his recent trip.

according to royters, he served in a south army unit that trained a anti-communist group. >> a senior agent wrote about north korea in his book, america and the rogue states. he's not sure if newman will be released, especially if they consider him a war criminal, but he does think newman is being used. >> there's a real possibility that the confession will be used to extract something from the united states. >> like in 2009 when kim jong-il demanded a meeting with bill clinton before releasing two journalists. but the video has shaken those back home. >> the poor guy. >> feel bad for i am him. >> newman's family would not comment on the videotape but didcy the swedish ambassador

told them that he is being well-treated and that the food is good. in palo alto, abc news. >> the u.s. state department has reviewed the north korean state media report and the video in a statement the department is urging north korean to release mr. newman. given his advanced age and health condition, we urge the dprk to release mr. newman so he can return home and eunite with his family. they are also advising u.s. citizens against traveling to korea. the state department is also calling for the release of another citizen being held by north korea, he is a missionary who has been sentenced to 15 years hard labor after being accused of carrying a computer hard disk containing pictures of starving orphans living in the country. paul walker, best known for his starring role in the "fast &

furious" movies is being mourned by family, friends and fans this morning. he died yesterday in a fiery southern california car crash. he was a passenger riding in a friend's porsche that burst into flames after hitting a tree or post just north of los angeles. the driver was also killed. walker made dozens of films and often performed his own stunts. two of walker's friends heard the crash and rushed to the scene. >> we heard the crash. we heard the explosion. we got up here as quick as we could to find out what it was. >> there was nothing. we tried. we went through five fire extinguishers. >> okay. >> social media is buzzing with tributes this morning. his "fast & furious" co-star posted an instagram saying brother, i will miss you very much, i'm absolutely speechless. and another tweeted your humble

spirit was felt from the start. wherever you blessed your presence you also always left a mark. we were like brothers. paul walker was just 40 years old. a two-year-old vallejo boy is in critical condition this morning after falling into the water during a fishing trip with his grandmother. the fire department rescued the boy from the creek that runs along the road near the six flags discovery kingdom. crews pulled him out just after 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the grandmother was unable to reach the boy because she could not swim. firefighters quickly located him in a drainage culvert. they say he was under water for about ten minutes. they were able to get a pulse at the scene before he was taken to the hospital. any this morning, sonoma county supervisors are expected to devote this week on a number of possible actions to memorialize a 13-year-old santa rosa boy who was shot and killed by a sheriffs deputy last month. andy lopez was carrying a rifle

the sheriffs deputy mistook for a real one. shooting on october 22nd has since generated a wave of anger and protest from the community. the santa rosa press democrat reports one possible healing action supervisors may take on tuesday is to create a park bearing lopez' name in the neighborhood where he grew up and died. teenage burn victim sasha fleischmann is looking forward to return to high school tomorrow after being released from a san francisco hospital on wednesday. the teen celebrated at home after suffering from we're burns in a hate crime. he was riding on a bus when a 16-year-old boy set the teenager's skirt on fire while sasha was sleeping. sasha suffered major burns on the leg. chronicle said the straight-a

student is looking forward to getting back to work as editor of the school magazine. the boy who set the fire, 16-year-old richard thomas, has been charged as an adult with two felony hate crimes. the south bay police say the shooting death of a 92-year-old woman and her 89-year-old husband is a murder-suicide. a relative who went to check on the couple discovered the bodies yesterday afternoon in their apartment on union avenue in campbell. the names of the couple has not been released. it's been a particularly dangerous holiday weekend on bay area roads. four people have died in traffic accidents since thanksgiving. three of the four were pedestrian hit while walking on freeways. the latest fatality, an excellent on the we felt bound lanes of highway 84 on the dumbarton bridge friday night. a man was hit by a car and killed. the chp is reminding drivers to not get out of their cars on busy roadways.

>> it's not okay to stop in a lane and start to exchange information with someone. the most important thing is your safety and the safety of your passengers. >> the chp has declared the holiday weekend a maximum enforcement period. police in san francisco has identified a suspect in the killing of two cats last week. security cameras from two hotels near the ferry building captured the man investigators were looking for. someone threw a woman's cat carrier into the bay last afternoon, drowning the two an pals inside. suspect you see there, described as a white man about 6 feet tall carrying a skateboard. we are learning a new details about a man to move from residents on treasure island because of toxic chemicals that may have contaminated the ground beneath them. two dozen households on the island have received notice the to vacate their premises. they need to move so the navy

can clean up the toxins that seeped into the ground. the area was a solid waste dumping site when the island was a fail base. >> the issues have been known about for some time but it's time for the navy to move forward with their cleanup activities. they need to vacate the buildings in order to facilitate the projects they will be undertaking. >> and beck said they will find other places on the island for the displaced residents to stay. an informational meeting for residents will take place december 11th. starting today a parking lot in mill valley that floods frequently will be closed. caltrans is expecting high tides this week and will shut down the park and ride near highway 1. last year dozens of vehicles were flooded when a tide swept over the low-lying area. but no concern about rain in the immediate future, correct? >> no. we do have a cold front headed our way. usually those grab a lot of moisture, some moisture, general way, with them. right now we are underneath a ridge of high pressure and from

emeryville temperatures in the upper 40s. so cool in some spots. not a lot of fog like yesterday. we will talk about the end to our mild weekend and the beginning of a cold week ahead. >> thank you, lisa. also next, how hundreds of people are expected to remember loved ones in san francisco today for world aids day. and in america we miss trust why trust in others is dropping off so dramatically.

>> do you consider yourself a trusting person in a growing number of americans simply do not trust the people they deal with on a daily basis.

reporter john alston has more on a new survey about the wave of mistrust. >> reporter: the season of giving is not necessarily the season of trusting. neither is the rest of the year, for that matter. americans don't trust others a whole lot, according to a new "associated press" survey. people who prepare your feed when you eat out. 50% of americans don't trust them. >> there are places i don't go because i don't trust them or i don't care for the place. >> two-thirds of americans don't trust the people who swipe their credit cards when they go to a restaurant or other business. >> it can go bad, either way. that's why i use cash. >> i would probably be more concerned with a credit card. i know what you are sag, there is probably more to worry about with the food. worst if you send it back, right? >> trust has been slipping like a ice rink.

50% and that's down from when the survey was done 30 years ago. >> hardly anyone trusts the politicians in washington. only 20% say the government will do the right things. >> i feel like our leaders aren't able to do what they need to do because we are stuck in congress. >> oakland is part of the 2%. >> i believe we chews great representatives to represent us for those who get out and vote. >> kenny, the clown, has his own perspective. >> some politicians i'll stay are states men, some are, well, clowns -- >> if you can believe a clown. >> in san francisco, john alston, abc7 news. >> we will find out if a movie made is chosen for the prestigious sundance film festival. the money to make dog town redemption was raised on the

site kickstarter. the producer moved to dog town 8 years ago and saw how poor community planning turned into a destitute landscape. >>. >> the story we've been following. the surgery that saved a man's eyesight. the power of social media made it happen. cheryl jennings has this post surgery report. >> i can see everything, i can read everything again. actually it's just like amazing. >> william fleming is still in a pit of shock over the fact he was able to get surgery recently to save his sight, thanks to the power of social media. we want to see how this father with five children is doing now that he's back home in san jose. >> it opened up -- makes millions of opportunities. back to driving, back to being with my kids, just to go grocery shopping by myself. >> he went to los angeles for the surgery at the office of doctor brian.

he specializes in the treatment of the degenerative eye disease. there were a procedure procedures, including inserting special lenses under his cornias. it cost $8,000. that's money the family didn't have and insurance doesn't cover it. here's how social media came into the picture. his wife learned about his work on the internet and started a fundraising campaign but it was slow. so her mother message me on conversation. we had several conversations. then i sent out a tweet and asked for help. to our surprise, somebody said they would help. >> an anonymous donor has stepped in and was very moved by hearing about you and they are actually going to take care of the procedure for you. >> the dork surprised the family with the news by skype and they were overwhelmed. william's life started changing the moment he sat up on the

operating table. >> i looked around the room and i look through the window. there was lena and everything was so vibrant, so bright. >> just the way he was look at me, he was able to see me and smiling and laughing, i knew he could see so much better. on the way home he was reading the signs on the side of the freeway and reading the license plates. i'm like you are a big kid. >> william is an in-home caregiver for nena's brother, bo, who has cerebral palsy. and bo wanted to share a message. it's a beautiful message to the anonymous donor and the doctor. >> thank you for saving our daddy's sight. >> i wish i knew the person and was able to invite them over for thanksgiving. >> you gave me my gift before christmas, and i thank you. you gave me the gift of sight, which is a beautiful thing. >> cheryl jennings, abc7 news. >> and william fleming is already filling out applications

for new career opportunities. if you would like to find out more about the disease, you can go to abc7news.com. happening today, state senator jay hill will discuss a new law that takes effect new year's day authorizing fish and wildlife wardens to use only nonlethal methods when responding to reports of mountain lions in populated areas. groups plan to join him in half moon way to celebrate the new protection will that applies when mountain lions are in nonthreatening situations in populated areas. it also authorizes fish and wildlife to partner with nonprofits to resolve those situations where people and mountain lion's share the same habitat. the bill was introduced a year ago after two mountain lions cub were shot and killed by state game wardens. happening today world aid day tributes are being held for those who lost their lives during the 30 years battling the

disease. hundreds gathered last night at the national a.i.d.s. memorial grief in golden state park. the entire grove was illuminated as a result of the tribute. supporters will again gather at the grove for a formal program and recognition of those who fight hiv-aids. and that will be followed by the reading of the games chosen grade in the circle of friends for raising funds to support the ongoing battle against the disease. meteorologist lisa argen is here now talking about the weather. it has really been mild out there. >> you won't be saying that next week. >> okay. >> it's really going to get cold and blustery around here. but we have a couple more days to enjoy the mild weather. in fact, the warmest day will be today. a look at live doppler 7hd. yesterday we had tons of fog. there was fog from napa, by the delta, also a little bit along

the central coast. but overall we are clear and cold out there just by a couple degrees cooler than yesterday morning. here's a look from our roof camera. and nice view here with the mildest reading in san francisco. 44 in oakland. good morning, redwood city. it's 42 there. and 44 for you in los gatos. half moon bay at 45 degrees. nice vantage point from our sutro tower camera where we will enjoy another beautiful afternoon. upper 30s. it's a cold start once again. napa, santa rosa, a little fog there. look at temperatures in the upper 30s by the delta. low 40s for concord and livermore sitting the 40 degrees this morning. and finally our exploratorium camera where you will notice the lights out there and the forecast highlights. clear and cold with a little bit of patchy fog. warmest day today. numbers will reach 70 degrees. maybe a little warmer than that on the far north end of the bay and perhaps in the santa clara valley. over into the east bay almost as mild and colder and windy next

week. i've left out the word "shower." there is a slight chance, but the incoming system not bringing us much moisture. a ridge of high pressure building into the eastern pacific, allowing for another mild day. we are looking at the trajectory, unfortunately, of this system to bring this mostly a dry cold front. today they are to the ahead of it. sunny and mild. in fact a piece of tomorrow too will also be sunny and mild. take a look at our satellite perspective here that brings us out into the next 24 to 48 hours. you can see right there that's the beginning of the much colder air mass. we go into the day, 3:00 in the afternoon on monday. and we still are look at some mild readings to the south of the city and also parts of the bay area will still be mild but then the onshore flow kicks up. here comes the colder air. possibility of showers coming in late monday into tuesday and then this air mass settling right on in, allowing for the

blustery, cool conditions and potential for several freezing mornings here, beginning on wednesday. so a look at high temperatures today. we are a world away from that, right? with numbers around 70, san rafael and napa, san jose. at the coast mid-60s. light wind, 69 in santa cruz. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the warmert day today. low to mid-60s at the coast and 5 degrees cooling ahead of the system. monday knight into tuesday, the only possibility really of showers. look at the high temperatures just in the others and overnight lows in the 40s. there's a little recovery. we will wait until next weekend for that. we have another news resource for you on twitter. a big, big cool down about two days away. >> that's a dramatic change, as

you said. thank you, lisa. up next, how one bay area county is allowing library users to severe tynes from overdue ah, thk l! the tour. give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all.

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contest at the fair. 8-year-old elwood died thanksgiving morning. if you have overdue library books from the san mateo~kgo library, this is your chance to save money while helping out less fortunate families. public libraries in the county will forgive fines for overdue books and dvds in exchange for nonperishable food instead. the offer is good through december. they said there is a growing need for feeding the hungry in the county. we are teaming up with our local feed america food banks. you can help. go to our facebook page and give the pledge to give where you live, with each pledge we will donate one dollar in your area to the bay area feeding america food banks, up to $75,000. and your good deed could be rewarded. everyone who takes the pledge will be entered to win $7,000 cash. the winner will be announced on

december 19th. so spread the love and help us give where you live. up next, details emerge in the deadly plane crash in alaska. why one passenger is being called a hero. also, using technology to get you to spend more. we will show you how it works. and the all-in-one card. how you can combine all your

to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >> welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> carolyn, good morning. a little fog developing in napa

and also up by the delta. otherwise typically cool for napa and santa rosa with the mildest readings. san francisco and oakland in between in the mid-40s and low 40s by the east bay valleys. a little fog this morning. visibility may get a also bit dicey out by the delta, but then look what happens. we have a light, offshore flow. yep, 60s and 70s returning today. but that's not the whole story. we've got much cooler air and some freezing temperatures. the possibility of showers for most of the upcoming work week. i'll have the details in a few minutes. carolyn. >> all right, lisa. thank you. eight people have died in a helicopter crash in scotland. a police helicopter slammed into a crowded public on friday. the three people on board died, along with five others who were inside the bar. investigators from throughout the united kingdom are sifting through the helicopter wreckage, look for clues into what brought it down. an alaskan woman is being called a hero this morning after

she survived a plane crash and walked a mile in frigid weather to find help. the crash killed her 25-month-old son and three others on board. coffee and five others survived but were seriously injured. president obama's self-imposed deadline for getting all the kinks out of the healthcare website passed yesterday but it's still not operational this morning. a government press conference was postponed until today. how well it's going depends on who you ask. >> important parts of the government's health insurance website will be out of operation longer than usual this weekend. healthcare.gov continues to need maintenance and repairs. >> the rollout of new healthcare marketplace was rough and the website is continually working better so check it out. >> there's a long line of

promises from the administration. >> by the end of this month we anticipate it will be working the way it is supposed to. >> we will have it fully functioning by the end of november. >> it will take until the end of november for an optimally functioning website. >> and this expert did find significant improvement. >> i think that they can expect to have a lot less issues and errors with their user experience. >> yet the website let's this would-be consumer sign on but not sign up. >> the frustration is very high at a ten. i don't see it as just a website problem. >> computer experts say don't be surprised at more delays. >> if the demand is way too high, absolutely anything could crash. >> the government is tamping down expectations. >> to be clear, november 30th does not represent a relaunch of healthcare.gov. it is not a magical date. >> the white house is nervous about new glitches this weekend, especially if demand hits 200,000 as it did in early

october. even if it works perfectly, it can only average 50,000 useners a day. in new york. >> there is more ahead on the efforts to fix the problem on healthcare.gov on "this week" at 8:00. they also face new obstacles with a challenge to the u.s. supreme court over one of the law's provisions. don't miss "this week" with george stephanopoulos right here on abc7 at 8:00. cyber monday tomorrow is expected to be a huge hit this year. that's according to the retail research firm shopper track. cyber sales last year hit $1.5 billion. experts this year say it could reach closer to $2 billion. sales in stores last year reached more than $11 billion. the number for black friday are many big but not as big as last year. shopper track says $9.74 billion

yesterday is what shoppers spent. that's down 13% from last year. however, shopping on thanksgiving is proving lucrative. combined spending over both days rose 2.3%. yesterday was small business saturday. a chance for local retailers to attract business over the big shopping weekend. a retailer at the mall in oakland said his customers like the one-on-one experience. >> we are more direct to the consumer. we don't have the middle man. i shop every day for my products. it's fresh, coming literally like it's brought in the day before from the matter of fact. people who know quality pay for quality. >> american express that created the event four years ago, said americans spent $5.5 billion last year on small business saturday. fremont people are look for the people who stole 62 iphones

on thanksgiving day. someone broke through a glass window an crist city street at 5:00 in the morning does stole the phones. none had been activated, make them impossible to track. the loss is valued at $42,000. online shopping plays a big role on how consumers get their gifts this year. even if you choose to buy from a break -- brick and you can take the web with you: take the cupcake shop with locations in san francisco and san jose. they are trying out tech built by a company called index. it helps retailers target products to you based on your taste. >> if you like that cupcake you probably like the combination of cream choose, as well as the cake. we recommend the pumpkin cheesecake. >> other retailers are

experiencing with the way we pay >> now there is one credit card promising to be the only one you will of need. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains. >> how many cards do you have in your wallet right now? >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. around eight. >> together they make for some awfully large wall let's. that's why a video on youtube has gotten 5 million hits in a few days. >> this is a coin. all these cards are inside my coin. >> preselling for 50 bucks a piece, this one card to rule them all crashed through third fundraising goal in just 40 minutes. it works like a regular credit card but beforehanding it over you push a button that you can coin to impersonate. changes to become your work card, personal card, gas card. >> if you push a bout ton. the screen will display the card you are using. >> we tracked down the fonder. they only have 7 employees.

>> russ is of the software team. bench is our marketing team. >> but they have high profile investors and lots of eager customers. >> everyone i've met is extremely excited for the technology. >> the earliest protoit types are white but the final version will come in any version you want, as long as it's black. don't expect to see them around stores this holiday seasons. it turns out making something this thin and getting it right takes time. >> the coin team had to build the testing robot that swipes the card time and time again to make sure it works at every speed and angle. >> it's fast and it's called the bartender. >> it's so shawl they have to see it under a microscope. >> how thick is this? >> .84 millimeters. >> what is the maximum it could have been. >> .49 millimeters. >> they had to think a lot about security to make sure you could only add your own credit cards and make it deactivate when it's been away from your phone too long.

features this could make it more willing to accept coin. but he said that hasn't been anish other. >> have you ever had anyone say i can't accept this? >> never. >> they plan to ship their first batch of cards sometime next summer. jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> coming up, 7 on your side's michael finney teams up exclusively with consumer reports to reveal the best electronic products for the holiday season. here's a look at the sutro cam today. mild today but big changes are on t

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to launch their falcon 9 rocket into orbit. they tried thanksgiving day twice but both attempts were aborted with less than a minute remaining because of technical glitches. they said the nine engines on the rocket are, quote, healthy. the launch window would open at 2:41 pacific time tomorrow afternoon. the 49ers are teaming up with pop star can recallly ray jepson for a tree lighting ceremony in san francisco. it's on tuesday at 5:00 p.m. hall of famer and alex moon and marcus lad will be there. abc7, pier 39 and disneyland resort will bring you a special presentation of pier 39's tree lighting celebration this afternoon at 4:30 here on abc7. it should be great weather for that, ms. argen.

>> yes. it's all pretty relevant because we're definitely look more like the season into the week ahead. right now we have clear conditions. a live look outside from emeryville where numbers range from the mid-to upper 40s. not a lot of fog to dole with. we will have mild numbers. stay tuned. you will be surprised. and also some freeze warnings maybe in the not-too-distant future. that's ahead. >> and stanford is up for the pac-12 championship game with a big match-up against notre i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the importan and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible.

>> welcome back, eats 5-446789 hope your weekend was fantastic and the weekend continues that way. this is the first day of a new month, tease 1st. this is a live look from our san mateo bridge telling you that the weather today will continue to be mild and dry. but, oh, my, just wait until

later this week. lisa argen along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. cyber monday will unleash a whole new set of deals online. many. the deals will be for electronics. always a hot seller. consumer reports has some great gadget gift ideas based on recent tests. here's 7 on your side michael finney. >> stores are packed with cool electronics gear this time of year that you want to be sure that what looks great on the shelf will make a good present. even for those who use a phone to shoot videos, an action camera is a great gift. >> the action camcorders can go where a phone cannot go. you can strap them into a helmet when you are bike or skiing and get live action shots of your outdoor sports. >> consumer reports recommends the 300 go pro hero 3. for movie lovers who want great sound in their living room, tests are have the perfect solution, a sound bar.

>> flat screens don't always have the best sound. they are too flat to fit the speakers inside. this is an internal speaker that will give you much better sound for your television. >> consumer reports recommends the play bar for $700. while the speakers are a great way to listen to the music on your devices. consumer reports recommends that tdk, life on record, for $150. and for people who want to stream media into their tv. >> the google chrome flash is a flash-size drive. you plug it into your tv's tdmi report and extreme video straight to your tv. >> and google chrome cast is just $35. for the little ones on your list, this $52 turtle from cloud b is a fun toy and serves as night light as your child drifts off to treatment land. those who shop black friday weekend last year were pretty happy about it.

consumer reports poll, 67 mercer said they got the deals they wanted and another 25% said while they didn't get the deals they were after, they found some other bargains. i'm michael finney. 7 on your side. a lot of folks in town for the thanksgiving holiday. they have really been enjoying our weather. it's a good thing it was this week and not -- i mean last week and not this week. >> yeah. i have family coming in next week. they are going to be surprised. well, it will feel like home, right? it feel like the east coast here. by monday night and tuesday we are look at blustery winds and possibility of showers and much, much cooler air settle into the bay area. hears a look at doppler 7hd. the official sunrise not until 7:07, setting at 4:51. that gives us 9 hours and 44 minutes of all the warmth to enjoy. but, yes, it is another dry day. we need to get on board with some of the rainfall. but we have a pattern change headed our way. our kgo roof camera shows the

temperatures in the 50s san francisco. 44 in oakland. good morning, san jose. 45 for you. and not as foggy this morning at all. half moon bay looking at 45 degrees. good visibility. from our sutro camera you can see it looks pretty good. a little fog in napa and by the delta with numbers in the mid-and upper 30s here. definitely chilly from the north bay over to the delta, but in our east bay valleys it's typically cool. low 40s from concord and about 40 in livermore this morning. exploratorium camera. and this sunday morning featuring the chilly conditions, the patchy fog and then the warmest day out of the next seven is certainly today with temperatures even warmer than yesterday. as this ridge of high pressure builds ahead of an upcoming storm system that will bring chilly air our way and windier condition next week. unfortunately the bulk of the energy, the precipitation, will shunt eastward and we will be left with just very little precip. but the cold air still headed our way. a big dome of high pressure

continues to build into the eastern pacific. that's going to give us a slight offshore flow today. that builds the ridge. as it does, that means temperatures, don't be surprised to see some 70s today. average highs in the north and south end of the bay should be just in the upper 50s. so well above normal today. in fact tomorrow we are still going to have the ridge of high pressure, but from this vantage point you can see the beginning of this cold, low pressure center that is dropping from the gulf of alaska. it's spinning right there and it will drop down right along the coastline. but the short term, the next 30 hours to 3*6 hours, we have the mild pattern continuing and as this slowly slides to the south, it will bring a couple inches of snow in the sierra nevada. for us just the chance, more likely gusty winds ant chilly conditions. 58 today in tahoe. warmer than yesterday. 67 in monterey. that's warmer than yesterday. and a look at our own bay area

high temperatures with upper 60s to low 70s. we will look for 71 in morgan hill. coastline 64 half moon bay. if you are headed to candlestick park, well, once again today, sunny skies, low to mid-60s. the sun setting at 4:51. the accuweather seven-day forecast, look at the tumbling temperatures. not only the windy and breezy conditions monday night, a chance of showers. we probably will have a frost warning and a hard freeze for several days probably wednesday, thursday, maybe even friday morning and then the 60s want to come back by next weekend. >> we don't even get a chance to ease into it. >> no. >> thanks, lisa. you talked about candlestick park. in sports the moon he is are back home after two straight road games. the rival st. louis rams battle at candlestick park at 1:05. tempe will play against the sun devils in the pac-12 champ shim

game. last night they met number 25, notre dame in the final home game of the season. here's mike shumann with all the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. stanford ends their regular season with a 10-2 record as they handle noter tame on the farm last night. they will travel to arizona to face the sun devils for the pac-12 title and a chance to play in the rose bowl. senior day down on the farm. gaffney and the crew playing their final regular season game. pump fake finds kevin cajuste. 15 yards in the end zone. talk about a blown coverage. 7-3 stanford. second quarter, gaffe knee completes the nine-play, 56-yard draft. gaffe knee 189 rushing yards, 14 carries, 14-3, cardinals. third quarter stanford strikes first. williams right up the gut. 20 yards. stanford up 21-6. he goes back and forth. 14-yard three to daniels in then zone. the fighting irish closed the

gap to 4 points. late fourth quarter, one last chance, picked off for the second time. that seals it for the cardinals. they win it 27-20 and in their regular any 10-2. >> this is why i came back for this rain. stanford is an unbelievable place, this team is unbelievable. to be there side by side contributing is great. all right. you can throw out the records and the stats on of in college football. underdogs can't be discounted. auburn proved that yesterday with a miracle finish, upsetting top-ranked alabama. rock being at the stadium for this huge match-up. tied at 21 in the fourth. aj makes his case for the heisman trophy. cooper runs the out and he is hit for a school record 99-yard touchdown pass. 28-21. auburn would answer. time running out in the game. nick marshall scrambles. a wide-open sami. he races 39 yards for the

game-tying touchdown. tied now with one last chance. lined up for a 57-yard field goal, but adam griffin comes up short. chris davis fields it in the end zone and, guess what? he's going 100 yards the other way. a miraculous win. bam ma goes down 34-28. the only people happier than auburn fans are those from ohio state and michigan. right now undefeated florida state and will be the top in the nation. >> sharks and ducks at the tank. scary moment early in the game. off the stick and into the face of joe thornton. he's a hockey player. comes back with a black eye. sharks short-handed second period. the horrendous giveaway to marleau. they go back and fourth and marleau gets it into the empty net. sharks led 3-1. tied at three. the point, finds the back of the net. 3-3 game. goes to a shootout. joe pavelski scored the only

goal. antti niemi a perfect 3 for 3, stopping him with the glove save. five straight wins for the sharks. 4-3, that final. 49ers hosting the rams. tune in tonight at 11:00 p.m. on abc7 news as i sit down with 49er tight end vernon davis for "vernon' view." mime mike shumann. have a great day. >> hitting new heights up next. how far runners had to go to ace up one

>> every weekend lots of people take part in running competitions but there was an extreme version of the sport in hong kong today. the tower running world championships. today's finale of the vertical world circuit championship was race up 82 flights. stairs. 2,120 steps at hong kong's international customers center. it's the world's tallest building in the world. seven races were held on the

circuits this year at iconic buildings from across the globe, including the empire state building in new york and taipei 101 in taipei. coming up next on the abc7 sunday morning news at 6:00, the effort to free a bay area man held captive in north korea. how his family is react being to the video released this weekend to the 85-year-old. and the crash takes the life of "fast & furious" paul walker. his costars react to the news of his death.

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>> good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, december 1st. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good morning to you. yes, a new month. but looks likes the same-old weather. at least for another day or so. here's a look at the clear condition. not much in the way of fog. perhaps some developing in the next few lawyers around the delta and napa and the central coast. otherwise we are looking at a typically cool start. numbers in the upper 30s in our inland valleys. otherwise