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. >> live from the broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> good morning everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday december 28th. plane start with a quick first look at the whether with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning carolyn. live doppler 7hd is quiet but as we head outside you notice the air. emeryville is nice and sunny but we have a spare-the-air day today. temperatures already responding to the sunshine with mid-40s. 48 half moon bay and a little further east from the east bay hills camera we have the haze and we have low 40s for low.

43 by the delta and finally at the airport no delays. you can see the fog. look for mid-and upper 50s today underneath sunny skies. we have big changes before we say good-bye to 2014. that's coming up. >> thank you lisa. in developing news, nine months after after the last disappearing airport, a plane is missing over southeast asia. suspended as night falls over the region. boats continue to look for airasia 8501. david are youky has the latest. >> this is airbus 320 that's disappeared from radar and is missing this morning. search crews spent the days looking for any sign of the aircraft that was flying through strong weather early saturday morning. airasia, a low cost carrier serving the area, said at the

present time we have no further information regarding the status of the passenger and crewmembers on board but we will keep our parties informed as more information becomes available. the majority of the 161 on board of end donations, including infants. this took off heading for singapore. it ran in thunderstorms and turbulence and the pilot asking to turn west and increase his altitude from 32,000 feet to 38,000 feet. it feels over the seas the last time the jet communicated with controllers. at least two aircraft were used by the civil aviation authority to search during the daylight hours. airasia said it's cooperating fully. the six-year-old jet has a good safety record, as does the carrier. already they are running an emergency call center for fam play friends and waiting areas in singapore where the plane was supposed to lands. stark contrast of malaysia

flight 307 in what could be one. deadliest years in aviation. nine months ago the other malaysian plane leaving and with people still missing. president obama has been briefed and is monitoring the situation. while family claim to hope that somehow this aircraft made to the ground safely. abc news washington. >> this morning aviation experts are speaking out on the disappearance of airasia 8501. in an interview today on "this" "they said the investigation into the plane's disappearance is in its early stages, making it difficult to pinpoint exactly what could have gone wrong. he also calls the disappearance of another passenger plane or south asia discouraging. >> if you remember, think back in march when we lost a malaysian coast off the coast of

australia and we said never again, never again should well lose on airplane and here we are almost 24 hours into another missing aircraft. in this day and age there is enough technology we should never lose an airplane. we should know right where it is right now and ought to have ships and rescue people throughout right now. >> it's been nearly a day and there hasn't been any sign of the day it's an indication more still needs to be done to improve airplane tracking technology. this morning a woman is recovering after being rescued in bodega bay by firefighters. any said a woman in her 60s many slipped on rocks at the beach yesterday, dislocating her shoulder. a helicopter lifted the woman from the beach to the parking lot where an ambulance was waiting to take her to the hospital. >> another story a ferry caught

fire off a greek island. ferry, with nearly 500 people on board; in noel immediate danger of sinking. it was traveling from greece to italy had it caught fire in gale force winds forcing authorities to order an evacuation. officials say those efforts are difficult because of high winds and poor visibility and hundreds of people are still on board the vessel. here in the bay area two people are hurt after a truck slammed into a buddhist temple in san jose. it happened around 7:30 last night on story road near waters drive. witnesses say the truck took out a light pole and some powerlines before crashing into the building. a monk inside the temple and the driver both have minor injuries. police have arrested the driver on suspicion of drunk driving. >> new york city landmarks are paying tribute to the officers killed last weekend in brooklyn. at the empire state build you

see the white and belittle with the spinning red to replicate a siren. it's all to honor office i also wenjian liu and rafael ramos. yesterday officers paid their final respects. ♪ >> thousands of police officers from across the country packed the queens church and spilled on to the streets all to remember officer ramos and his partner wenjian liu who were shot execution style last week in what was determined to kill police officers. there were consoling words to the family. >> we will never let you be alone again. we are your family then, just as we were your dad's. >> vice president joe biden also spoke. >> they were a part of new york's finest, and that's notice an idle phrase. this is probably the finest

police department in the world. >> meanwhile, hundreds of officers turned their backs when the mayor spoke. it was a form of respect not lost on governor comeau. >> when you put on that badge as a police officer you are no longer just a man and a woman and a citizen of new york. you respect public safety and law and order. >> officers ramos and liu, the first officers to die in the line of duty in new york city since 2011, were promoted to first grade detectives postumously. ram motion was also made honorary chaplain of the precinct where he worked. >> may god grant you rest, may god grant you peace. >> michelle franson, abc news, new york. members of several police departments here in the bay area went to new york to honor officer ramos. here you see san francisco police officers paying their

respects. the department tweeted this photo yesterday. and a captain from the oakland police department tweeted this photo showing an oakland police officer side by side with a new york city officer. happening today, demonstrators will hit the streets of san francisco protesting police brutality. today's protest comes after a group gathered across the bay in oakland for a black lives matter demonstration yesterday. a handful of protesters stood at the intersection of broadway and 14th street. traffic slowed, but was not stopped, and the protest did remain peaceful. today's demonstration in san francisco gets underway at 10:00 in front of city hall. the american civil liberties union could decide if another california's school decision to ban those t-shirts reading "i can't breathe" violates free speech. mendocino high school students

wore the shirts before games just like you see nba players doing there in memory of eric garner. now fort brag high school, who is hosting the tournament, said they banned the shirts as a security precaution. >> cold temperatures across the bay area. staying bundled up and wearing layers seems to be the mandate for those walk ag long the embarcadero last night where temperatures dipped below 50 degrees. it was the same situation in san rafael. folks waiting in line at popular restaurants huddled to stay warm. >> it's brisk. it's pretty crisp i've got to say. it's not freezing, but you want a hoodie on, you want a beanie. >> but cold weather also makes it a struggle for homeless to stay warm.

shelters in alameda county are closed and other counties they are at capacity. in richmond bay area rescue still has space for men and women 18 years and older. soy as we are heading into the new year, cold weather? >> yes colder. temperatures in the 40s right now. this is a view from mt. tam. it's kind of interesting. but that's bad air out there. a spare-the-air day today and lots of pollutants, especially in the north bay. we will talk about some seasonal weather before the arctic plunge. that's coming up. >> thank you lisa. also ahead, speculation growing over the future of 49ers coach jim harbaugh. his possible plans, and what the fans are saying ahead of this afternoon's season finale. >> a local man buys a new front door and is had a hole it in for months. i'm michael finney with "7 on your side," and how we w

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>> welcome back. it's the:14 only this last sunday of 2014. hope your holiday is going well. this is a live look from the camera. no delays there. you can see the dirty air. it's a spare-the-air day. lisa argen will be along to talk

more about that. your accuweather forecast in just a few. . >> the san francisco 49ers wrap-up their season today. it could be coach jim harbaugh's final day with the team. reports say he's leaving the bay area for the university of michigan. but harbaugh has not yet confirmed that. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the story. >> jim harbaugh we want him to stay, of course. he's been a good coach. he's done good for the 49ers >> went to the super bowl two years ago and the championship missed it by a hand and now all of a sudden you are the worst coach in the world? doesn't make sense to me. >> universities of michigan has been courting coach harbaugh for some time and according to reports members of their athletic department are in the bay area right now. the 49ers aren't countering any of the reports. >> i haven't heard anything from

the niners like this is what we are doing. >> coach harbaugh is under contract for another year, so he cannot communicate to other teams. during the event for the up coming bowl game david shaw, who took over the stanford program when jim harbaugh left, said he can understand why a return to college coaching is under consideration. >> i get notes from guys, and just christmas notes saying, coach, i'm thinking about you. those things don't happen in the nfl. the niners will be host little arizona cardinals. kickoff 1:25 in the afternoon. abc7 news. >> even as players getting ready to say good-bye, anthony davis tweeted, "i just looked jim harbaugh in his eyes and told him thank you. give respect where it's due." stay with us for jim harbaugh's future with the niners. follow us on twitter, abc7 news bay area.

>> crews are getting ready to shut down the golden gate bridge in about two weeks. it will close saturday january 10th until monday, january 12th. that's so crews can install these pieces of a movable median barrier to prevent head-on crashes. the 52-hour closure will be the longest since the bridge opened back in 1937. during the closer the bridge will only be open to golden gate transit buses, cyclists and pedestrian. we will be reporting on that. right now hearings lisa argen talking about this really brisk weather. >> hasn't even arrived yet. i'm anticipating the coldest air of the winter to arrive on tuesday. here's the clouds around. rail the headline today is the air quality, and you can see that from all of our live shots. here's a look from mt. tam.

where you e. can see the haze. it's a sunny day and we will enjoy numbers around average today. right now a happy day at 50. 45 san carlos. we had high ire dewpoints high and mid-level clouds that are there. still a mild start out there or getting milder out there. low 40s for you in fairfield. concord and livermore, 43 a piece. little fog in concord. 24 hours ago we were much colder anywhere from two to four degrees colder. we will go back in that direction come tuesday as we this falling temperatures throughout the day. take a look at the smog right there. this is, of course sutro tower camera where we have the poor air quality in the north bay today. right over the city it doesn't look good either. no woodburning aloud today due to all the concentration of the particulates close to the surface and that's due to strong high pressure as it sits overhead today and tomorrow.

we get a big wind shift tomorrow with the fog starting off the morning hours. things will get cleaned out once the strong cold front moves through on tuesday. isolates a dry one though, so don't get too excited. it will be seasonably cool today and tomorrow and then the gusty northeast winds tuesday into wednesday. so here's a look at our water vapor imagery. it is coming down from canada. this will be the coldest air we've seen all season long. the winds could gust past 40 miles an hour come tuesday night into wednesday. so notice how clear it is today, and then whether he get into a little fog tomorrow morning. and by the afternoon we are sunny again, but look at the moisture how it parallels the coast. here comes the cold air coming in on tuesday. you see it over the sierra nevada. a quick shot of snow there maybe some snow around mt. hamilton, mt. diablo. snow down to 2500 feet. it's the wind that really will reinforce the cold air and could be quite damming come tuesday

into wednesday. santa rosa wake up to temperatures below freezing new year's eve. still cold until new year's day and you won't recover until friday or saturday. but livermore, really take a nose dive into new year's eve, new year's day with overnight lows in the low 30s, and accompanying that cold air to start will be those gusty winds. the winds will wack off. we will have to get the atmosphere more modified by the end of the week until we really recover. 55 concord, 57 san mateo and san jose with 56 in morgan hill. the accuweather seven-day forecast, we are looking at sunny but hazy conditions today with the spare the air alert. seasonal temperatures tomorrow and the morning fog it will be breezy, windy and cold. wednesday, new year's eve. and new year's day we are looking at more sunshine. overnight lows tuesday and wednesday will be in the 20s and 30s. friday and saturday milder. if you are traveling over the holidays, use out abc7 news

weather app to keep an eye on what is happening before you start your trip home. the app is free and perfect for those who have smartphones. more information at abc7news.com /apps. the cold outbreak is not unheard of but it's coming. >> new year's eve no rain, but cold? >> cold, yeah. >> all right. thank you, lisa. up next, the amazing wheel of fortune run for the record books. that included the contestant solving this puzzle with just one tile turned.

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offer ends january 2nd. . >> sometimes the littlist things can cause the greatest aggravation. that's what a family found out when they installed a new front door. they contacted michael finney to swing over a few doors for them. >> he makes a trip to his mail box. it's a trip he hadn't made in a while. see, until recently they slipped his mail through this front slot in his front door. it wasn't an ideal situation. >> somebody could have easily stuck their hand in and opened the door. >> steve bought his new front door from lowe's back in may. it came precut with the mail slot. unfortunately the mail slot cover, like this one, didn't come with it. the door also didn't come with a

lining to protect the inside of the foamed door. steve was told to wait a few days. >> it was one mistake after another that led to a delay after a delay after a delay. >> lowe's told the sweeneys the manufacturer sent the wrong size. another time lowe's said the for the mail slot cover came incomplete. and a few days they asked him to wait, and it turned into months. >> that would be about six months. >> steve went to lowe's to talk to a manager. the manager told him to be patient. >> we aren't talking about ten days, we are talking about six months of being patient, and as soon as i heard that, i was furious. i walked out and i'm like game on. >> he contacted "7 on your side." we reached out to lowe's, and

lowe's offered a compromise. lowe's installed this new door without a mail slot. it gave it to steve for free along with a full refund for the first door. >> got it for free. thank you to "7 on your side" because that one is awesome. >> lowe's maintained it would have offered the same deal without being contact bid "7 on your side." in an e-mail to us they said attempts to locate an acceptable mail slot with trim for the door weren't successful. we worked with the customer concerning the door and he told us he's satisfied with the resolution. through it all, steve has maintained his sense of humor. >> all i want for christmas is my two front doors! [laughter] >> steve said he originally wanted a door with a mail slot but he's now happy with a door that's safe. i'm michael finney. "7 on your side." >> a contestant on wheel of fortune friday night took home a record prize and he gave one answer that amazed the crowd even pat sajak. >> the lone ranger? [laughter] .

>> how with just one vowel on the wall did he correctly guess "the lone ranger"? but he didn't stop there. he went on to win every puzzle in the main game. he earned $91,000 before the bonus even began. that's the most anyone has ever won for the main part of the game. unfortunately for him his luck ran out in the bonus round. he could not solve "wooden gavel" to add to his winnings. you can check out the next episode of wheel of fortune right here on abc7 tomorrow night at 7:30. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, the way technology is being used to improve the lives of every child on the planet. also how climate change is changing the habits of bay area wildlife, and what some are doing to help those animals get around.

>> welcome well everyone. let's start this half-hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> carolyn good morning. hi, earn. we are starting out with hazy conditions and low 40s in the north. to it this to it a view from mt. tam. we have a lot of fog and poor

air quality. 41 in san jose many. that's the coiled spot. and another perspective from the sutro tower camera, that is why we have the spare air alert. san francisco not look ting too good out there. illegal to burn. we are looking at the high clouds clearing out throughout the next couple of hours bringing us a mostly sunny afternoon with seasonal high temperatures today. and tomorrow. changes come before the end of the year and into 2015. i'll have them in a few minutes. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. in developing news this morning, the search for a missing passenger plane that disappeared over southeast asia has been suspended as night falls over the region. search efforts will resume tomorrow for the airasia plane with 162 people on worked. flight. flight 81 disappeared shortly after takeoff from indonesia on the way to singapore.

officials say most of the the passengers are from singapore. air-traffic controllers lost contact with the plane just 42 minutes into the flight. the pilots did not make any distress calls but did ask to deviate from the planned flight path to avoid bad weather. new information shows three quarters of a million people illegally downloaded a copy of "the interview" on christmas day. to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to according to a policy blog about, 50,000 people stole according to a policy blog about, 50,000 people stole digital copies of the movie on the same day it hit theaters. that's one day after sony pictures released it digitally. there were also a lot of legal video purse but no word on sony on how many. north korea is slamming sony for releasing the interview, even going so far as to use

slurs to insult president obama. north korea's national defense commission referred to president obama as the chief culprit who forced them to indiscriminately distribute the movie. ebola is a deadly disease that in some african countries is having another effect on education. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains what a local nonprofit is doing to battle ebola's effect on a generation of kids. >> when he went to a school in liberia, this is what this doctor expected to see. >> nothing in the media told me that the school system in liberia was shut down since december. >> no parent wants to send their kid to a school where they get a disease and the teachers don't want to work there as well. >> david knows the problem all too well. education, an unlikely casualty

of ebola. a form he were amazon executive and world reader has been giving africa the e-books he used to sell. >> there's a reason books never made it to kids in the developing world. a lot of it is economics. a lot of is it costs a lot to ship. >> but using his connections to bile the electronics version at a deep discount, he loads the kindles full of books and ships them to where they need them. >> while schools are closed, not every kid has an access to a kindle they can read world reader books on something else. >> the kids can still get access to the textbooks by reading them on cell phones. >> world reader has apps that run on the simplest phones that run in places like sierra and sierra lyonne. and liberia. >> they make the text bigger important for families who can't afford glasses for kids. >> it makes the text readable that changes their lives. >> among the books from american and africa publishers, there is also a booklet about ebola.

the doctor said that knowledge is key as liberia's government prepares to reopen schools in the new year. >> it teaches the community that you shouldn't send a child to school if they have any symptoms or science of ebola. >> 60,000 people have already read the booklet. education that:save lives. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. bay area conservationists are combining state of the art technology and old-fashioned elbow grease to help wild animals adapt to climate change. it's happening about 30 miles south of san jose in a valley between gilroy and hollister where a critical habitat is being brought back to life. abc7 news anchor dan ashley has the details. >> this howling coyote pup and this mountain lion are just a couple of the creatures facing a serious challenge as their environment warms up. all these images are from motion-activated cameras showing large mammals at the lower edges

of the mountains and the hamilton range. >> climate change is making it more important for animals to be able to move from one place to another because the habitat in their original places is changing, getting hotter and dryer. they need to move up into cooler areas and finding cover and food and water. >> the animals used to travel across this valley south of gilroy to move between mountains. but most of the trees and bushes that provided food and shelter here are gone. >> they are having a really hard time getting across. >> so now these school kids are helping to create a wooded passageway through the valley. >> trees and shrubs along the historic channel of the river. >> this is part of a team of nonprofit groups working on the restoration. the children are from bradley school. the long, curvey line. the line.

trees is a natural passageway that already exists through part of the valley. this project will fill in the gaps so animals can make it all the way across. >> this is snow berry. and this is a sycamore. it's doing great. and we've already seen birds perching on it. >> the team is putting in many native plants that will be monitored overtime so information on this project can be used on other restorations. that's where this wild-looking thing comes in. >> with this technology all you have to do is walk. >> the climate scientists is wearing the google treker as he walks the route that will be filled with plants. and the ball at the top has 15 cameras, all taking pictures at the same time to produce a 360-degree view. >> there's also a gps unit on top tracking my exact location. >> it will take several weeks to process the data. the final product will be a 360-degree view of the trail similar to this one done in marin county. they will take new images every year to track the progress of the plants. but scientists won't have to

wait that long to know they are already making a difference for wildlife eager to move through the valley. one of the first things they did is get rid of a fence that blocked a culvert under a road. and even before the whole fence was removed, the animals went into action. >> a little bobcat poked his head through and came through the culver and after that other animals started to come through. it's amazing how these little actions can make a difference. >> dan ashley, abc7 news. >> still ahead, a popular bay area restaurant is closing its doors today. the rich history of ming's and how it's changed customers' lives over the years. and here's a live look from our east bay hills cam looking toward mount deappear below. it is going to get really cold outside. we will have the forecast in just a few

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>> welcome back. this is a live look from our lake tahoe cam. it is 29 degrees at the tahoe valley airport. it's windy and about 38 degrees. really cold. wait 30 seconds and we will hear more if lisa good the bay area forecast. president george h.w. bush will spend the rest of the weekend in a houston hospital. a family spokesperson said the 90-year-old is improving and doctors are deciding when to release him.

the former president has been under observation at the hospital for shortness of breath since tuesday. lisa is here now checking out the latest on the computer models. >> it's in the mid-40s on the peninsula. they have had sunny weather and it will be sunnier throughout the day. you see it's hazy here from the san mateo bridge. a high of 57. it's a spare-the-air day. you can probably see why. we will talk about colder weather and whether or not we have rain in the new year coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also coming up the warriors return home to face the tim we're wolves. trying to regain their winning ways after losing two games in a row for the first time this season. matt shumann has the highlights coming up in

restaurants come restaurants go. but when a 58-year-old institution closes its doors fans flock to enjoy special memories and have one more taste of a special dish. ming's restaurant closes after business today in palo alto. abc7 news reporter david louie explains why it's bittersweet for many on the peninsula. >> many of ming's employees have worked here for decades, eclipsed only by patrons who have been regulars even longer. after 58 years this palo alto institution is bowing to development.

the large 500-seat restaurant will make way for a four-story hotel. ming's will return as a 150 street restaurant inside the hotel. but that's two years from now, ending a family tradition. >> it's been something we have done pretty much every week since i've been born. it's a very family-centered tradition. >> norman said he will miss their signature chinese chicken salad. >> a dressing and a special kind of mustard with some trace of like a a wasabi taste in it and the unique taste i've never seen in the rest of bay area. >> 49 people will lose their jobs. >> some had retire after sunday. >> it's my turn. waiting for the 40 years. >> ming's has provided many immigrants with work. the head chef has been at ming's for 29 years. >> we will take a rest for a short time and when the restaurant reopens, you know, i hope many of them will come back

to work for me. >> martha dunn was a ming's waitress 39 years ago to pay her husband's way through stanford medical school. >> we had our wedding reception here. it was the first time ming's had done a wedding reception, and i asked would you be willing to do it, and they said, yeah, we will give it a try. and it started wedding receptions for them. >> there are also birthday celebrations and other parties like the he celebration of newborns with the red egg and ginger party. but all of that ends on sunday at least until the new ming's version 2.0 comes back in a couple of years. in palo alto, abc7 news. >> we are going into the new year with a little chill? >> yeah, a little chill. it could be a problem in the north and east bay hills. we are looking at very gusty winds. right now it's about the spare the air day. we do have plenty of sunshine out there. some high clouds will continue to clear throughout the day

today. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. we haven't been tracking any rain in quite some time. as we go into the new year, it's really going to start out quite cold, and hopefully into the next weekend we could get a little precip. right now the view from mt. tam is awfully hazy with temperatures from the low 40 necessary san jose, morgan hill to the mid-50s half moon bay. sole we are 2 to 4 degrees warmer than yesterday. enjoy in today and tomorrow because the cold air is coming back. our exploratorium camera with 40 in santa rosa, 45 in novato. low 40s by the delta concord and livermore. so from our sutro tower camera you definitely can tell why the bay area people have issued a spare-the-air day. all the nothing and particulates and the high pressure. we will be looking at more sunshine tomorrow but maybe some wind will help mix things out.

it will be seasonably cool today and tomorrow and get set with the cold invasion with the windy conditions tuesday into wednesday. so, you know we've been talking about the drought so much that with the poor conditions of the trees we are kind of sorry maybe some of the trees could come down and the national weather service will issue a wind advisory in anticipation of the wind event. it's coming down, the trough from canada, and it will be what they call an inside slider moving in over the great base san to the sierra nevada. high temperatures come tuesday and wednesday just in the single digits in the mountains. 38 today in tahoe. windy. 58 monterey with 61 in los angeles. and here's what we can expect throughout the day today. we clear on out. we will get patchy fog as you wake up tomorrow morning and more of the sunny afternoon. but the moisture with this system will run parallel along the coast to. if we see anything at all, it

should be in the higher elevations and maybe in the form of a few light snowflakes from the diablo range and mt. hamilton. not really calling for any rain, but the winds wicking up to near 40 and 50 miles an hour tuesday into new year's eve day. 55 today with sunny skies in vallejo and fairfield. look for 58 on the peninsula, as well as oakland. 57 san mateo and half moon bay. if you are headed into santa clara, temperatures will be in the mid-50s there with plenty of sunshine. the accuweather seven-day forecast, spare the air today. chilly tonight. but really nothing to write home about until tuesday night into wednesday where we have the breezy, windy conditions and the cold, cold air. maybe some high-elevation snow. and in the higher elevations, mt. hamilton. we look for the slowly warming testimonies for friday and saturday. boy, do we need rain so hopefully the next will bring us some. >> yeah, into the new year. >> yeah. >> thank you lisa.

let's check out sports. raiders and 49ers close out their seasons this afternoon against division rivals. kickoff 1:25:00 p.m. and the niners end their inaugral season at levi's stadium against the arizona cardinals. kickoff also at 1:25. last night the warriors faced the timberwolves at the oracle after losing two straight games last week. golden state was looking for their ninth straight win on the home floor, the longest since 1994. you can tell by my smile what happened. here's schu with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the warriors have struggled without their two big men and they were out with injuries. lost two straight and opened to right their ship at oracle against minnesota. the team is happy to be back home. looking for comfortable. steph curry and the pass from lee. green with the steal.

to nice feed to to sur to o. curry to to, to to to who would find the back of the basket? second period, livingston behind the back to harrison barns. count it. 43-32, golden state. minnesota trying to cut into the lead. zach levine, 2 of 8, close it down. warriors on a quick break down. curry finishes with the sweet reverse lay-up. warriors up 10 at the half. klay thompson added 21 points. lee was flat but open. extend the lead to 20 in the third. draymond the first warrior ever to have 6 steals, 5 assists 5 rebounds and 4 blocked shots. warriors win. having fun in the post-game interview. the sharks down south at their four-day break. they are hosted by the defending stanley cup champions los angeles kings. at the staples center. get on the board. forces the turnover. little joe pavelski with his 17

of the year. jonathan quick, 1-0 sharks. under six to play in the period. the cross-ice pass and l.a. on the power play. two on one down low. kopitar roofed it. 2-1 kings after two. any chance of a comeback destroyed in the third. kings back on the power play. jake drills it past niemi. 2 for 4 on the power play. sharks fall 3-1 the final. >> the raiders are in denver and 49ers hosting the cardinals. all those highlights at five. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. up next, how the stanford and maryland football players are helping out the community today before tuesday night's bowl game at levi's stadium.

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jumps to $120 million. happening today. football players from stanford will do their part to help to feed the hungry. team members today will serve lunch today at glide memorial church in san francisco. organizers say it's the only bowl game that includes a an effort to fight hunger. it's the fifth year glide will host football teams in their effort to give back. meanwhile football players from maryland will be on hand serving meals today at saint anthony's. stanford and maryland face-off tuesday at levi's stadium. what is happening today and beyond weather-wise? hearings lisa with the final check. >> he we have a spare-the-air day. temperatures coming out of the 40s right now. afternoon highs around 3:00 under sun any skies will be around 55 san rafael, 58 in fremont and palo alto. 57 here downtown. and we will look for similar

conditions tomorrow. tuesday a cold arctic air mass and windy conditions. but it will be dry and we will see temperatures bottoming out in the 20s and 30s overnight tuesday. wednesday night. and finally recovering by the end of the upcoming work week. there will be rain hopefully in the next seven-day outlook and beyond. because that's what we need. >> all right. that's going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn trial along with lisa argen. the news continues now online on twitter, facebook and all your mobile device was our abc7 news app. have a great d

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