>> good morning, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, december 7th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. we have a dense fog advisory in vacaville and fairfield and toward the sacramento valley. it's in patches around the bay area. it's causing some issues with three-mile visibility from hayward and mountain view and a half-mile in santa rosa reecea where the temperatures are in the 40s. a cold front is sitting

offshore. it's a weak one. it won't hold together all of this moisture. but as we go through the rest of the afternoon it is it march slowly to the east and some of the moisture will be headed toward the bay area. for the most part we are talking a dry, partly to mostly cloudy day today. once again out ahead of the front very mild to muggy conditions. we will talk about the front and how it impacts the rest of your weekend coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. chaos in the streets of berkeley has led to several arrests overnight during a demonstration to protest deadly incidents in ferguson, missouri and new york involving unarmed black men and police. it wasn't all violent. some protesters stepped in to try to prevent looting and damage to the city. you are looking at individual video from sky 7hd where police used smoke bombs and teargas to disburse the protesters. it worked to break up the clouds but at times demonstrators threw the canisters back at the police officers.

we have a look at some of the damage done on the ground. >> reporter: this demonstration started going sideways when the loud group starred to make its way to berkeley police headquarters and officers tried to keep them clear of the building. one officer was injured by a flying object tossed from within the crowd. some people tried to keep the protests nonviolent. >> so violence, no violence! >> police deployed a smoke canister and that's when they splintered. one made their way through the nearby trader joe's and started bashing in windows. protesters then hit a neighborhood radio shack. >> it didn't work and next thing you know that window breaks that's correct window starts waking. >> someone with a hammer comes in. has brake fluid like he's going to start the store on fire. and a guy with a crowbar comes in and starts stealing stuff. >> they stay one looter went after a customer in a store and as they rushed him out the back

door another looter attacked with a skateboard. >> i don't know why they have white people coming in and shoving black people. you know what i mean? if you are protesting white and -- on black crime, you shouldn't even be in the protest if you are of white skin. >> outside neighbors helped sweep up the shattered glass. >> we heard people shouting and the shots, and we came to help and cleaning up. >> as the night unraveled, some demonstrators did try to stop the looting and vandalism. >> there's no need for this. you shouldn't be taking stuff. >> after a few hours one small group finally made its way back to u.c. berkeley campus and that's when police made several arrests. >> several businesses quickly tried to repair a lot of the damage. trader joe's crews are boarding up the damaged windows. there were two other businesses hit, a radio shack and a wells fargo bank. there are also quite a few

police vehicles that were vandalized in the demonstration as well. in berkeley, i'm sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> the downtown of north berkeley bart stations were shut down on and off for several hours last night due to the protests. police arrested about a dozen protesters yesterday in san francisco. they shut down traffic at the powell street and market street bart station for about an hour. officers moved in and they took several people into custody. >> we're just asking for police to be held accountable. we give them a lot of power and we want them to be held accountable when they use it. >> our goal is to gather people, more and more people, and we all have to unite to protest racist police brutality bus anybody could be a victim. >> and friday night in oakland protests turned violent. sky 7hd shows officers charging toward protesters. they arrested at least five people, but not before several shots were damaged.

this is the damage left behind from friday night. a bank, a footlocker, a shoe repair shop among those vandalized businesses. the owner of a wine shop was beaten when he tried to prevent protesters from smashing in his windows. it was the third night in a row protesters marched in oakland. >> developing news, two lanes of interstate 580 are back open this morning following an accident that left one person dead and injuring another. the accident, involving multiple cars, happened around 1:30 this morning on westbound 580 at lakeshore avenue. police say one driver was killed, another driver ran from the scene. no word on what led up to that accident. oakland police say a suicidal man did not die from being tased from officers yesterday. he died from self-inflicted wounds.

the police were called in to find a man with a knife and he had several self-inflicted stab wounds and cuts to his wrist. he became aggressive so they tased and disarmed him. a medical crew treated him but he died a short time later. an autopsy will confirm the cause of death. in richmond a suspected robber is in critical condition after being shot. it happened after 6:30 last night at 42nd street and roosevelt avenue. police say the suspect stole something from the yard of a home and the resident opened fire. police also believe a second suspect was in the backyard but got away. there is no description available for that person. an alert for residents in san mateo county this morning after a cougar was spotted in half moon bay. the san mateo county sheriff's office said the big cat was spotted in the area of burning tree court in the ocean colony housing development around 7:00 yesterday morning. the cougar apparently jumped the

fence into the development's golf course. sheriff's officials officials are reminding the public to not approach large cats. several trees have fallen in the bay area because of the rain. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has more from menlo park where a massive oak tree crashed into several buildings. >> i woke up thinking there was an earthquake, and i saw the wall shaking then i heard this rumble and a crack. >> it was the sound of this giant oak tree falling onto a home in a four-unit building. it also destroyed a gazebo, furniture and bikes. part of the tree landed inches from the tenant who lives in apartment number 4. >> he was on the couch and the branch went through the window. i mean, he would have been hit if he was any closer. >> luckily no one was hurt, but renters in two of the ten units won't be coming home this weekend. utility workers tried restoring

services, but couldn't. the tree's collapse is blamed on the rain, but some residents who were allowed to return home worry it's still not safe. >> how about this? >> some of the tenants saw it coming. they just didn't know when. >> meantime, in woodside, a family was shocked when a tree crashed into the received their home. >> there was a massive tree right behind our house where the roots were in a creek that fell and blew through the fence behind our house. >> also in san mateo county, the heavy rain cause this had mudslide on state route 84 east between lahonda road and skyline boulevard. it caused major traffic delays. crews spent hours clearing the road n san mateo county, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> well, despite the recent rain, more water conservation efforts may be needed. the east bay municipal utility

district is looking to charge customers an average of $4.33 more a month because of the drought. surcharge will cover the cost of pumping emergency water supplies from the sacramento river to the east bay. customers could also be asked to voluntarily cut water usage by 15%. officials will discuss the proposal on tuesday. then by wednesday, some of that needed rain comes in. >> lots of rain. we are looking at another big soaker accompanied with some very gusty winds but not today. the rest of the weekend is shaping up pretty nicely. exploratorium camera, we looking at numbers in the upper 50s a good deal of fog. 44 minute delays at sfo and some sunshine on the way for the raiders and the niners. we will talk about that and the storm when we return. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, a northern california man killed in a failed rescue attempt in yemen. new details on what happened in yesterday's predawn raid. and how the napa earthquake is not stopping one community

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militants in yemen. yesterday's predawn raid was the second rescue attempt in as many weeks to free luke somers, a 23-year-old freelance photographer and editor who was kidnapped just over a year ago. abc news reporter michelle franson has the details. >> reporter: american officials acting on intelligence gathered from drones, communications and intercepts and possibly informants, made the decision to launch the rescue mission to save american journalist luke somers as the clock ticked down and al-qaeda-affiliated group in yemen threatened to execute him. he was kidnapped 14 months ago. the rescue was going to be sometime after sun-up on saturday. >> it was a very dangerous and complicated mission. the mission wag launched from a u.s. airbase about 1:00 a.m. local time. around 40 members of the elite seal team 6 landed about six miles away from the hideout to avoid being detected from aircraft noise.

the team made their way on foot within 100 yards of an objective when a u.s. counter terror source tells abc news one of the guards who had gone outside to relieve himself spotted the team. a fierce ten-minute gun battle ensued in which most, if not all of the guards were killed. u.s. officials say one of the attackers was seen racing inside the compound and likely shot both somers and a south african teacher also held hostage. one died from his wounds while being flown out to a u.s. navy ship and the other in the ship's medical facility. somers is from sacramento, california. in a statement al-qaeda forced him to record earlier, somers spoke about his fate. >> i'm certain my life is in danger. >> michelle franson, abc news, new york. >> more u.s. troops than originally planned will be staying in afghanistan. defense secretary chuck hagel made the announcement during a visit there yesterday. he said about 1,000 more troops will stay into early next year to fill a temporary nato gap.

the troops will be assigned to a new mission to train and advise afghan security forces. more than a thousand holiday care packages from the bay area are headed to troops. in napa yesterday volunteers of "operation of love from home" packed boxes to the men and women overseas who cannot be with their families. a storage boxes filled with boxes like these collapsed in the napa earthquake, which is why yesterday's donations are so important. >> but the silver lining in that is you see what is here today. you see people rallying to still support the cause, realizing that we had a natural disaster that would have shut this down potentially. >> it's not just the socks and other things, they get a card, something actually touched by

humanbeing >> they exceeded their goal to fill and ship 1,000 packages. big cyber monday sales are lead to go some delivery sales. sign better monday sales were up 8.5% over last year. that's lead to go some delays from shippers. ups telling abc7 news there are small delays, but they have hired 100,000 seasonal workers this year and they are not predicting the big problems we saw last year just before christmas. >> the end of the year is fast approaching. that means many people will be donate to go their favorite charity. but where is your money really going? consumer reports has partnered exclusively with "7 on your side" to reveal some tips to know before you give. michael finney has the details. >> good morning. 40% of charitable contributions are made in the last few weeks of the year. how can you determine if a charity is worthy of your hard-earned dollars? consumer reports has some important advice. >> these days your mailbox is probably stuffed with solicitations from charities. but be aware. consumer reports has found some charities spend very little on the causes they promote. >> for instance, in it's latest irs filing, the cancer's survivor fund in texas reported they spent just eight cents of every dollar on their programs.

89 cents went to fundraising. >> another increasingly common way to give, buying from companies that donate part of the sales to charity, but the company gets a tax deduction, not you. and another caution. >> you really have to be careful with impulse giving. it can be hard to determine how much money from the sales will actually go to the charity. >> in this line of charity ornaments at macy's, nearly all do not specify which charity will benefit or how much of the money will be donated. only one, the pink santa, says where the money goes and how much. consumer reports says to do some homework before donating. two reliable watchdog websites that are free, charity navigator.org and the better business bureau's give.org. it lets you know how much money the charities give to the services and programs that they support, and how much goes for administrative costs and fundraisers. >> some of your favorite charities may not be rated because they are too small or too local.

that doesn't mean you shouldn't give to them, you just should do more research. >> first check out their website to see missions and accomplishments and consider volunteering first. it's a great way to ask questions and get to know the charity from the inside. another way to go, give to a nonprofit fundraising federation such as united way. it checks out the charities it represents before allowing them to participate. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." expect to see some extra security if you are going to this afternoon's 49ers-raiders game. the raiders say there will be more uniformed and undercover police and security officers patrolling parking lots and o.co coliseum. the game previously was cancelled after two shootings and fights broke out during the 2011 game. today's match-up is the first regular season game between the niners and raiders since 2010. san francisco last played in oakland twelve years ago.

in fact, check out how young niners quarterback colin kaepernick was during his last visit to the coliseum? 49ers.com posted this picture showing, oh, he's just a baby there. he's a preteen cap as a contestant in the nfl punt, kick and pass contest during halftime at the raiders game. he won several of those events. >> look hoying he is there. >> yeah. we are looking at a pretty decent day today. there's a cold front offshore and some of you may get wet later on today but not everyone. it's a weak system but we have another, more impressive, system to talk about. the sun comes up at 7:12 and sets at 4:51. we are looking at a dense fog advisory toward the delta this morning. visibility is really a problem out here. and in patches it is definitely on securing some of the neighborhoods around the bay. here's a look from the

exploratorium camera. you see clouds around, and 45 minute delays at sfo right now. at the airport it's 57. 52 south bay. morgan hill 51. 54 half moon bay and emeryville this morning. it's a little foggy in spots and temperatures are cool across the bay there in santa rosa 46 degrees. 53 by the delta and the dense fog. concord and livermore upper 50s to lower 50s. not as bad as it could be but santa rosa with just a quarter mile visibility you have to use the low beams and slow down. 5 miles at the san carlos airport and three miles around hayward. the fog into lift and then we will look for a pretty decent afternoon. here's sfo right now. dry throughout the day today. scattered showers approaching the main-sonoma coast tonight. they will hold together and

bring perhaps wet pavement for your monday morning commute. there could be a few showers lips along the coast. a pretty weak system here. we will have a break on tuesday but which wednesday night there's a very, very strong cold front with wind. it will have a bullseye right on the bay area. we will show you the projections in a mommy. just the tail end of it will push through the north bay. it will wash out. but we could see an isolated shower in the pen ness law but as the rest of the day progresses we will see more sun south of the golden gate. by midnight there is a little activity that could be pushing through cloverdale, santa rosa, and through marin. it looks like petaluma may be a few showers and even by the afternoon you will notice that we have some more returns on the coast here. so it's been kind of a rough commute the past week in the north bay. that's certainly not going to help. but not a big deal really. we will look for most areas even

north of the golden gate to be rain free. as we take you lou the week, here come the bullseye. the railroad heavy rain, the gusty winds. we are talking perhaps three to four inches around the bay. this system will be a problem because the ground is already saturated and with winds upwards of 50 miles an hour, probably see some problems here with some flooding and downed trees. 69 in san jose. another mild to muggy day. 67 redwood city. in the city mostly cloudy. 65. up in the north bay 64 petaluma. mid-60s for napa. castro valley enjoying 67 today, as well as fremont and the san ramon valley checking in in the upper 60s. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the weak front allowing some showers perhaps in the north bay late tonight into tomorrow. overall partly to mostly cloudy and then we will look for the mildest day on tuesday out ahead of that system. then the gusty winds, the heavy rain lasting through friday. you can see what is showing up

on live doppler 7hd anytime with the abc7 news weather app. it's free on apple's app store or google play and we have information on abc7news.com/apps. got to have that by now. >> maybe people are starting to get used to driving and dealing with the rain? >> yeah. we've had a nice run of it this last week. >> all right. thank you, lisa. up next, an early christmas present just for harry potter fans. what author j.k. rowling is giving for the

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>> happening today, the duke and duchess of cambridge arrive in new york for their three-day u.s. visit. this will be the pair's first official visit to the u.s. since the 2011 trip to california. during the trip william and kate are expected to pay their respects at the national september 11th memorial and take in a cleveland cavaliers-brooklyn nets basketball game. tomorrow william will head to washington, where he will meet president obama at the white house before return to new york.

harry potter fans, starting friday the official harry potter website pottermore will release a surprise every day through the 23nd. the first day will be a short story about harry potter's nemesis and his life after the final book. much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. the health changes doctors are recommending for president obama after his unexpected checkup at walter reed hospital. and two bay area sailors thrust into the greatest generation by the attack on pearl harbor 73 years ago today.

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but that will lift and we will see temperatures today once again on the mild side with mid-and upper 60s. the south wind allowing san francisco to manage a high of 65 degrees. more clouds in the north bay. there is a front that will be affecting parts of the bay area with scattered showers before the day is out. we will talk about it and it may impact your monday morning commute as well. that's all coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. s protests took place across the nation last night. they turned violent in berkeley. there have been nightly demonstrations since the grand jury decided not indict the white police officer whose apparent choke hold is said to have led to the death of an unarmed black man in new york. abc news reporter ron claiborne has the latest. >> marching through a shopping mall in houston, texas. a so-called die-in in new york city grand central terminal. the protests over the grand jury decision are spreading.

[chanting] at a rally in harlem, eric garner's mother said she was comforted by the outcome. >> it is just so awesome to see how the clouds are out there. >> although the officer involved in the deadly arrest of eric garner will not face criminal charges, garner's family said they intend to file a similar civil lawsuit. >> the evidence is there, we think, to show excessive force and wrongful death by these officers on eric garner. >> officer daniel has been sued before in 2013 and earlier this year. in two incidents of alleged wrongful arrest. one case was settled. new york daily news reporting that he denied those charges. the other case still pending. >> 27 new york city police officers are field testing body cameras that proponents say can reduce use of force incidents. >> put your hands on the car. both of you. in one area in california all 70 uniformed officers now wear body

cams. in their first year of use, civilian complaints against police fell 88%. and use of force incidents were down nearly 60%. sceptics, like eric garner's mother says bystanders had cameras rolling when they are son was arrested. >> as protests grow across the country over the grand jury's decision and the death of eric garner, george stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with the new york city mayor and former new york city police commissioner, ray kelly. it's only on "this week" sunday. you can catch "this week" right here at 8:00 this morning. richmond police officers will start using those body cameras early next year. the department received 120 of the cameras this past week. paid for with a federal grant. officers will have to manually turn on the cameras before any interaction with the public. following criticism over its decision to buy a drone, the san jose police department has released proposed guidelines for

how the device may be used. more than 100 people packed city hall yesterday for the second hearing aimed at getting feedback on whether the drone should leave the ground. critics have voiced privacy concerns, but police say the drone would be used in emergency situations such as active shooters and hostage scenarios. president obama underwent tests at walter reed medical center yesterday and doctors have found the cause of his sore throat. they say the president's symptoms are consistent with soft tissue swelling related to acid reflux. the culprit could be his past smoking. experts say the president will have to raise the head of his bed, cut down on alcohol and change his diet. if that doesn't work, he may have to go on medication. happening today, the annual lighting of the beacon ceremony at the summit of mt. diablo to commemorate the 73rd anniversary of the attack on

pearl harbor. due to weather, today's lighting ceremony has been relocated to the cal state east bay campus in concord and the beacon will be lit remotely. a commemorative symbol of those who lost their lives at pearl harbor, the beacon is relit by survivors every year in a ceremony attended by their families and the public. today's event gets underway at 3:45. also happening today in just a few hours, pearl harbor survivors, as well as military and coast guard veterans, will hold a remembrance ceremony at the coast guard base in almeda to commemorate the attack at the navel base in hawaii. you are looking at video of a previous ceremony held in 2012. today's remembrance gets underway at 8:30. the attack on pearl harbor killed 2500 people, devastated america's pacific fleet, and ushered the u.s. into the second world war. abc7 morning news anchor eric

thomas talks to two bay area men, members of a very exclusive club, whose numbers are dwindling. >> yesterday, december 7, 1941, a day which will live in infamy. >> on december 8th. while president franklin roots roosevelt was asked to declare war on japan, ships at the powerful pacific fleet were still smoldering at pearl harbor. there was a corridor of destruction. lafayette's richard johnny johnson was a young sailor aboard the uss san francisco, getting ready for recreation time at the beach. >> and i look at the airplanes coming over the mountain side and they are lined up and going slow, but there are so many airplanes flying around in pearl harbor anyway, it didn't mean much at first.

but those planes were headed for battleship row and he watched the bombs start to fall. >> two bombs on the arizona and they began smoking. >> one of those bombs went through the deck and landed in the vault where arizona's shells and gunpowder were stored. a massive blast destroyed the ship and killed nearly 1200 members of her crew. concord resident john tate was below deck on the cruiser uss st. louis when the skipper decided to get out into pearl into deeper water where they could maneuver. they nearly ended up sailing to their doom. >> it was a two-man submarine waiting for a ship and they fired two torpedoes at us, but there was a coral reef between us so the coral reef took the hit. >> december 10th they sailed back into a scene of carnage. >> we didn't think the japanese would be that bold to come all the way. >> after four long years of continuous battles, the victorious sailors, soldiers and marines sailed home with a firm conviction not to be caught

unaware like that again. for their efforts they would be labeled the greatest generation. but that generation is disappearing. these men are in their 80s and 90s and there may be fewer than 2,000 pearl harbor veterans still with us. with age comes frailty. but also wisdom and forgiveness. john and his family were stationed in japan for three years. >> when they found out that we were -- that i was a pearl harbor survivor, it kind of took them aback, but we got along good with them. they are wonderful people and it's our warlords and their warlords that i don't like. >> through the flames of war these men made lasting friendships and saw incredible sites, and age is now doing what combat couldn't. but those who remain want us to remember a simple but often overlooked truth. no one hates war more than the people who have to fight them. eric thomas. abc7 news.

still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, at&t park will soon be transformed into a winter wonderland for at-risk kids in the bay area. how you can help them celebrate the season along with celebrities and holiday heroes. and here is a live look from our exploratorium cam. a beautiful day ahead. in fact, at the exploratorium today, starting at 10:00 a.m., it's free all day. celebrating the museum's new science of sharing exhibit. the exploratorium, by the way, is right here by abc7. it is at pier 15 in san francisco. lisa argen will be along shortly with the full accuweather

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me too. one of the bay area's largest fundraisers is tomorrow night. the foundation will take over at&t park, the home of the san francisco giants, and turn it into a holiday wonderland. abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings and kristen sze invited the founder, amy, to our studio to talk about the event that features many sports celebrities. it's called "holiday heroes."

>> we just give kids an amazing experience they won't forget and for many it's their only holiday experience this season. >> what makes it the ultimate holiday party for families? >> we have video booths we have photo booths, we have a candy station, we have arts and crafts, we have access to the field. >> and the fact you have so many great sport celebrities here. who will be here this year? >> we are so thrilled travis ishakawa from the san francisco giants will be there. and stevie johnson and josh johnson from the 49ers. >> kristen and i are long time supporters of holiday heroes. the founding organization has been around for 20 years helping at-risk children. the celebrities are all superstars. we've seen joe and jennifer montana at the holiday heroes, and they all pose for fans. they sign autographs. if you can't attend, you can still support hundreds of

families. >> you can sponsor a child to attend and you can participate in the auction, you can buy a raffle ticket, you can make a straight donation to the foundation. >> cheryl jennings and kristen sze for abc7 news. >> holiday heroes is tomorrow at at&t park. you can get ticket and silent auction information by logging on to our website, abc7news.com. it is a big deal. >> yeah. seems fun. you know what, we have a good-looking weekend and a pretty nice start to the week where you can get things done and get ready for the next big storm. boy, this one is a wopper. it's coming in late wednesday. first things first. live doppler 7hd. dense fog advisory out toward the valley and also the delta there. vacaville, visibility has been reduced and we have patches of fog here locally around san francisco. airport delays 45 minutes.

exploratorium camera with upper 50s in the city. 52 san jose. 50 morgan hill. emeryville cloudy skies this morning. a mild afternoon. kind of muggy. 46 santa rosa. the temperature has dropped up in parts of the north bay, but still with southerly winds we are mild. 58 in concord. visibility, look at livermore. less than a quarter mile. san jose very, very foggy. a mile and a half in san carlos and santa rosa has been in it all morning long with just a half-mile visibility. a nice shot electric our sutro tower camera. you can see a sliver of the sun coming up 7:12. we have about 5 to 7 inches of rain around the bay keeping us from 125% to 184% of normal. that's good but we need more. with the few showers forecasted tonight is into monday in basically the north bay not making much of an impact, but perhaps wet pave but heavy rain and much more is he had had had

our way not only on thursday, but another one behind that one. here's the weak one. the tail end had push on through tomorrow. here's the timing for the rest of the day today. we've got clouds, but more sunshine for the peninsula, the east bay, and we will look for some spotty shower activity by midnight from sonoma, marin county, and perhaps right on through the day here you could see some showers. so it will allow for maybe some slick roadways, and by the later monday evening hours it should be all out of here. here's the next system we are anticipating. look at how tightly these isobars are packed. that means wind, lots of wind. maybe 50 to 70 miles an hour wind gusts come wednesday and thursday. then we are looking at very heavy rain as well. saturated ground, and this time we are potentially looking at downed trees, downed powerlines and some flooding problems. we kind of dodged a bullet with the last one and we need every drop we can get.

but behind this one there is yet another one to come. we are looking at the storm door wide open. but today anyway, partly to mostly cloudy with 67 fremont. look for mid-60s up in the north bay from san rafael to santa rosa. 64 on the coast. if you are headed to the east bay, a light jacket with mid-60s and partly cloudy skies for the niners and the raiders. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the weak front mainly an issue for the north bay. maybe the peninsula. light scattered showers through monday morning. dry tuesday. the wind and rain comes wednesday, lasting through friday. we need it and we will get it. >> looks like a wopper. thank you, lisa. let's check out sports. this afternoon it is the battle of the bay. the 49ers face the raiders at at o.o coliseum. tomorrow night the warriors are in minnesota looking for their 13th straight win. last night it was all about draymond green having a career night as the team beat the bulls for their twelfth straight victory.

it's the longest winning street -- streak in franchise history. here's ports anchor mike shumann with the highlights and this morning's sports. >> good morning. what i like about the new-look warriors under steveker. kerr is everybody has a hand in the offense. it's not just steph curry. last night in chicago was a great example with draymond green scoring a career high 31 points, leading them to a franchise record 12th straight victory. doves start a stretch of three of the next four with teams with winning records. big man andrew bogut gets things going coast-to-coast. the sweet finger roll. he will start another break. gets it ahead to steph curry and draymond green. green throws it down. he was just getting started. warriors up 12 before the bulls battled back. aaron brook, transition three. bulls led by one. klay thompson. open three. warriors back 6 but led at the half by 12. he hit a career high seven 3s, lighting up for a career high 31 points.

warriors outscored the bulls. 33-22 in the fourth. the great give-and-go. green with the exclamation point. warriors win. franchise record, 12th win and franchise tieing seventh straight win on the road. joe thornton and the men in teal head to calgary with a three-game win. he gets the puck to mark giordano. 15 feet away. look at this shot. 1-0. sharks would even it up. the backhander from close range. first goal of the year, 1-1. now tied at 2. third period. ten minutes left. patrick marleau lights the lamp and sharks would hold on for their fourth win in a row with a 3-2 victory. >> tiger woods after a four-month lay off doesn't look his golf game, he's a little sick here. tiger's third shot on the par-5 on the 13th. the chip will roll back to his feet. you rarely see this from tiger woods. he would redeem himself. three straight birdies on the

back, including 18 here. 369. even par. the here jordan. on the 18. 502-3509 putt. he drains it. the hole record for the tournament. could be a big year for him. tiger in last place. 18th out of 18 players. college football committee will pick their final four today. i like alabama, oregon, florida state and ohio state. the raiders and 49ers, we will have all of that tonight at 5:00. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> up next, an annual holiday tradition. how some bay area bikers are

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san jose, livermore and santa rosa. about 45 minute delays at sfo. some sunshine later on, about 67 for the game and 69 in san jose. we are looking relatively dry through tuesday. a big wind and rain wednesday, thursday, friday. >> big wind and rain. that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and all on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our in a race, it's about getting to the finish line. on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our in life, it's how you get there that matters most. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. so he talked to me about xarelto®. >>xarelto® is the first oral prescription blood thinner proven to treat and help prevent dvt and pe that doesn't require regular blood monitoring or changes to your diet. for a prior dvt i took warfarin,

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