consecutive fee, hot chocolate, and a bit of education about how to keep students safe. >> i still try to always look behind me. >> some uc berkeley students are taking more precautions after reading tweets from uc police about robberies around campus this week. the latest saturday morning in willard park. students taking pictures of a meteor shower were robbed by two men who stole their cameras, phones, and cash. the victims were not hurt on thursday two were robbed of laptops and phones. and on december 10th, female student walking home on this street was robbed by two teens with gucks who stole her wallet and phone. the crimes have lyanne thinking about her safety. >> everybody told me to, don't walk at night because there's been so many robberies and it's pretty sketchy. >> uc police have stepped up patrols, becoming more visible. officers warned students not to

be a tank. >> just be aware of your surroundings. walk in well-lit areas, pay attention what is going on around you. don't be so engrossed with your cell phone, i.e. ex-texting, talking on your phone, looking at the internet. >> i want to be safe. >> many students are taking advantage of nighttime walking escorts and shuttles. >> sometimes call up and coming from a friend's house and i don't want to walk home alone. reporter: police report no arrested heave been made in the robberies. tonight foster city police are looking for two men, one armed, who robbed a man of his casino winnings. the victim was gambling at the lucky chances casino and drove back to his hotel in foster city, where he was approached in the parking men by two men, one with a shotgun, the victim, 68-year-old man from oklahoma, hasn'ted over his wallet, casino chips and cash.

the robbers followed him home from the casino. >> a teenage shooting victim in san francisco has been identified. 16-year-old clifton chapman was shot and killed in the city's silver at the's neighborhood. officers were called to a shooting around 11:00 last night. a second victim is hospitalized in serious condition. tonight firefighters are trying to determine the cause of a fire that left 30 people homeless. flames rose from an apartment building this morning. the fire left fire and water damage. >> we have at least 12 units with significant damage, so we're looking at, 12 units displaced and potentially more. once the people who don't have as much damage good in and see the conditions, they may choose to not come back home. >> the fire began on the top floor in the rear of the building.

businesses on the bottom floor suffered water damage. you can expect to see big waves the next few days along the pacific shoreline. the national weather service is warning about hazardous beaches between sonoma and monterey counties. waves could be between six and eight feet and breaks 17 seconds apart. sneaker waves waves and rip tids could grab unsuspecting beach-goers. we had a beautiful day today, another ahead tomorrow. abc7 news meteorologist leigh glaser has a look at the bay area warmup after the cold snap we just experienced. it was nice going outside today. a lot of people were out. >> we actually had temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70. and you can see clear sky right frow from live doppler 7hd. some high clouds will venner -- venture over the bay area. we had some downsloping winds, and santa rosa, 70 dade. half moon bay, with the down sloping winds, 67, and it was 70

in santa cruz, but the trend this week is going to be, we're going to warm it up a few days and then we're going to bottom back out by the end of the week, check out san jose tomorrow, looking for 70 degrees. 69 for tuesday. wednesday, and thursday, 50s, and then warms back up by next weekend so a yo-yo effect today. we'll look at more numbers in a bit. >> authorities want to talk to anyone who witnessed a fight between a husband and wife that sent the husband into the bay. sky 7hd captured the aftermath of friday's accident that delayed westbound drivers. the couple got into a fight inside their white suv. they crashed, got out, and kept fighting. at some point the man either jumped or was pushed into the bay. he clung to a bridge support until being rescued. the police are considering domestic violence charges but need more information. that was on the san mateo bridge. more than 60 people are in trouble with the law after being

suspected of driving drunk on south bay roads. police arrested 33 people on friday and 32 more yesterday. the dui crackdown will continue through new year's day. rock star neil shawne is getting married in san francisco. a guitarist in one of the most popular classic rock bands in the u.s. not everyone is happy about this evening's nuptials. lillian kim is live from outside the event at the palace of fine arts to tell us why. reporter: the wedding began at 5:00, and it's attracted a small but steady stream of onlookers. this is as close as anyone can get. the wedding is taking place across the pond, underneath the rotunda at the palace of fine arts. guests are inside a tent. most onlookers did not know about the ceremony until they walked by. we talked to one person who came here just for this.

>> just to see if there's any celebrities, be part of the excitement. san francisco has a lot of excitement. reporter: guitarist neil shaunes cofounder of the band, journey, his bride is best known for crashing a white house dinner four years ago with their then-husband. they invited 500 people to the wedding. sammy hagar is one of 14 groomsmen, the couple made the wedding available only pay per view. part of the money going toward typhoon relief in the philippines. even so, many residents and towerrist are irritated, despite the fact the couple paid $250,000 in permits. as kid we used to play in that dome all the time, and we wanted our eight-year-old brother to enjoy it. so we're sad it's closed. >> we have weddings but the whole park has never been closed like this before. >> you've lived here how long. >> 35 years. >> the first comment was the one

percent ruining is for the rest of us. it feels just a little frustrating. reporter: as for traffic, guests were shuttled in by bus so the surrounding streets have been largely unaffected. >> still ahead at 6:00, we'll show you how pot is going mainstream in northern california. throwing out that old tech gear is adding up. ewaste is growing around the world. >> could you use an extra $7,000? you can win that by helping abc7 fight hunger in the bay area when you click give where you live on our facebook page. we'll donate to the food banks for you and you could win 7,000s in cash. we'll announce the winner on december 19th.

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hosted a competition for marijuana growers. the press democrat reports it featured pot grown outdoors in humboldt and mendocino county. surveys showed 55% of california voters favored legalizing pot for adults. a global report says we'll be drowning in a tidal wave of electronic waste in a few years. the world produced nearly 54 million-tons of ewaste last year. that's the weight of eight bricks for each of the earth's seven million people. a forecast by unites nations organizations predicts by 2017 the amount of ewaste willow by a thrird to 72 million tons. ewaste consists of used computers, cell phones, tvs, and even refrigerators. the good news is the recycling of ewaste is also on the rise. up next, how scientists

believe whales negatively react to underwater sonar and how the navy plans to respond. take the winter coat off but don't put it away. meteorologist leigh glaser has the forecast. >> the 49ers continue to play the best football of the year to the detriment of the buccaneers. and in oakland, charles in charge all day. the raiders with no answer for the chiefs' dynamic duo of smith

the navy plans to enkreis testing the effects of snow far on whales and dolphins. it affects the way they dive, communicate and feed. some whales try to escape the sonar. scientist believe it could be causing mass strandings and deaths. the navy is working with whale researchers in southern california to figure out the effects of snow far on large groups whales. research has just studied small pods. >> land -- coastal dairy includes 7,000 acres of sloping

hills north of santa christmas. conserve vacationist believe it would bring in more money to preserve the land. the farm has been closed for decades about that is expected to change win the federal government takes over in a few months. >> if you went outside today you noticed it did warm up a bit. leigh glaser has the forecast for the week ahead. >> certainly did. temperatures -- speaking on santa cruz, 70 degrees there. and live doppler 7hd still picking up on high cloud making their way from southern california, up near our neck of the woods, and we'll continue to see some of those high clouds continue to drift by the bay area off and on this evening. temperatures are widespread, will not be as cold tonight as last night. nice shot here of the embarcadero in san francisco. san francisco right now, 55. we're still keeping some warmth in there. oakland, 64. 51 in los gatos, half moon bay, 9. a live shot from mt. tam.

santa rose, 54. napa, 48. just in the last hour. 44 in fairfield. livermore, 52. we do have not "spare the air" day for monday. the warmest day, by the way, will be tomorrow so get out and enjoy, and then we'll start to turn a bit cooler as we head into wednesday, thursday, and friday. let's take a look at that air quality for tomorrow. most locations in the poor range, the exception will be the central bay and the medium range, and this is the ninth consecutive day of no wood burning for the bay area. the high pressure is really come pressing the air -- compressing the air close to the surface. particulate matters are close to the surface and we have poor air quality. because of the high clouds moving in, temperatures on the warm side tonight. so mid-to-upper 30s in those protected valley areas. 40s elsewhere, and pacific

satellite tells the story. high pressure, two of them, one off the coast and one inland. really blocking the storm track from moving in here, and as it does so, will get into a slight offshore wind component tomorrow, which means the air will be compressed a little closer to the surface, especially toward the coast, with temperatures there, the warmest, upper 60ness to low 70s and more in the way of 60s tomorrow than anything else. we still want to caution you, beach hazard until tomorrow afternoon for those large westerly swells, possible sneaker waves waves and strong p currents expected along the coast. highs for your monday. enjoy them. 70, san jose, santa cruz, 70. 65, san francisco 0-santa rosa. 68, oakland, and 67 livermore, and the accuweather seven-day forecast, don't get too spoiled because things are going to change dramatically, especially wednesday and thursday. a system will move in, bring us

the clouds, slight chance of maybe a few light sprinkles thursday morning, it's going to be cold and windy on friday. non the 50s. and then the first day of winter arrives on saturday. our winter solstice, and things will look up then. >> thank you so much, leigh. colin rush has the first report because shu is off with the 49ers. >> shu in tampa, had a pretty good day. with helps from others the niners had a chance to clinch a playoff berth. first, taking care of their own business in tampa. since jim harbaugh took over, niners 9-1 in games played in the eastern time zone. an emotional game for michael crabtree. first quarter, gets the touchdown from colin kaepernick. 10-other second quarter, kap's play action deep for vernon davis. look at this play.

52 yards. into the wall. '52nd career touchdown, tied for seventh on the all-times tight end list to the fourth, buccaneers inching closer, mike glennan, 24 yards, six point game. next niner possession, crabtree overthrown by kap and then loses his head. picks up the ball, heaves it back towards the line of scrimmage, unsportsmanlike conduct. then redeems himself. 14-yard, keeps the drive alive. frank gore, 86 yards and 22 carries. 20th running back in nfl history to have recorded seven 1,000-yard seasons. phil dawson complete this 17-play drive with a field goal. bucs get too cute here, and hunter takes advantage, scores. niners win 33-14. now 10-4, won four in a row. afterwards coach harbaugh with the san francisco legend on his mind.

>> a heck of a throw, really good protection, but the way vernon extended and ran the ball down, looked like willie mays running down a long fly ball to center field. trackedded down with his feet and his eyes and then extended to make the catch that was a big-time play. the basket catch. mike shumann talked with vernon davis after the game. tonight at 11:00 we'll have another edition of vernon's view. shu one-on-one with the niners star tight end. >> losses by philly and dallas men an arizona loss in tennessee would assure a playoff spot for the niners. titans rally to force overtime, but jay steely kicks the game-winning field goal, cardinals win. therapy 9-5, plea vent the niners from clinching a playoff spot. >> so much for hostile environments. kansas city considers the coliseum friendly confines. the chiefs ex- -- victorious in

eight of their last visits. smith, back pedaling on the first play from scrimmage. sets up jamal charles. oakland defenders everywhere. he slides by them. matt mcgroin, good a little bit, bad a lot. 47 yards the other way. eric berry on the pick. 21-3 chiefs. mcgloin picked four times. raiders get into the end zone in the second quarter. charles was a fantasy football dream. four touchdowns in the first half alone in the, in untouched, 16 yards. 35-10. raiders would rally. mcgloin with pair of third-quarter touchdown passes, lead cut to four. smith and the chiefs answer. alex, career high five touchdown passes no interceptions. charles scored five times. 71 yards, 42-31, and a game that

saw 12 touchdowns. kansas city wins. 102 meetings between the teams, never combined for this many points. >> we were still in the game, it was 35-31 at one point, even with the turnovers we had. so we had a chance to get back in, but we have to be more consistent, and we can't be -- we're hurting ourselves out there. >> seven turnovers by the raiders. this -- fashion statement of the night. matt mcgloin. >> liked it. good luck. up next at 6:00, the hobbit tops the box office with more than $70 million. why the studio believes it could have m

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this time of year, but some families go out of their way to see one particular santa in southern california. we'll show you, why at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7 news. no surprise at the box office this weekend the hobbit, desolation of smaug, came in first place. it made less than the first hobbit movie last year. warner brothers believes people snowed in back east were unable to get to the theater. i can believe that. disney's frozen was second, and a madea christmas debuted and came in third. hunger games and thor rounded out the top five. the box office for this year remains just slightly ahead of last year's record, a total of $10.8 billion. that will do it for abc7 news at 6:00.

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