good morning, it's saelt, november 28th, i'm natasha zouves in for chris nguyen. let's start with a quick look at our chilly temperatures. here is meteorologist lisa argen. >> live doppler 7 hd highlighting the areas that have the frost and freeze warnings. just about another hour for that. temperatures are responding to all the sunshine, it's been a frosty start but we are looking at more 30s and 40s around the bay right now, 48 in half-moon bay, a little wind there, a little wind in napa. look for temperatures to be a little milder. motor jies back into the 50s again, tons of sun tomorrow and almost as nice tomorrow. we're tracking developing news out of colorado this morning. police identified the gunman who shot and killed three people at a planned parenthood yesterday. the gunman is 57-year-old robert lewis dear from north carolina.

scheduled to appear in court on monday. abc news reporter brandi hitt is live in colorado springs. brandy. >> reporter: good morning. what a heart breaking scene and still a very active crime scene this morning. now officers are allowing us to get much closer to this planned parenthood facility. it's just about 100 yards beyond that police tape and those trees back there. officers are now going through that building, trying to find clues that may answer why this suspect would try to kill as many people as possible. >> we have two hits. >> reporter: it was five intense hours, police exchanging gunfire with the man inside this colorado springs planned parenthood facility after the gunman first opened fire in a nearby parking lot. >> he was in front of me and he was aiming at me. and i just hit the gas. >> reporter: witnesses say first responders then became the next

targets, one by one officers were shot and took cover. >> he turned around with a bloody face and go -- went, get out of here, get out of here. >> reporter: as backup arrived at gun battle continued inside the building, more than 100 officers on scene including the fbi. >> we have gunfire into that run through the walls, whatever, we've got to stop this guy. >> reporter: joe want note lean i can't's sister was caught in the building. he spoke to her by phone. >> there were some nice shooting. >> did she see them. >> yeah, she was hiding. >> reporter: two civilians were killed during the shooting spree along with 44-year-old officer garrett swasey, his fellow officers honoring him with a procession this morning. police say the gunman robert dear finally surrounded after suns sunset. >> our officers acted with untold val lor. >> reporter: nine additional victims were also wounded including aussie losano who is

still coming to grips with what happened. >> i felt helpless, that's all. >> reporter: so many of the victims now reflecting on how they were able to survive this shooting rampage. officers could be here for several days. they have not made a direct connection yet between motive and planned parenthood. reporting live here in colorado springs, colorado, brandi hitt, abc news. now back to you. >> thank you so much for that. planned parenthood clinics are on high alert here at home this morning. in the bay area we are not aware of any specific threats being made but caution really is the watch word. police in san francisco say they've been following events in colorado, they are keeping in contact with planned parenthood in the city. >> when in touch with representatives from planned parenthood and we have offered our assistance if they have any security concerns they can communicate those to the police department and we will do our best to address those concerns. san jose police are conducting checks on the city's planned parenthood sites. we called nor cal planned parenthood but they told us they never discuss their security strategy. we want to remind you if you want big story updates as they happen download our abc 7 news

app and enable push alerts. about 40 customers in a lafayette neighborhood are still without water after a wipe burst yesterday afternoon. the street was roaded at reliez station road and olympic building. they shared this photo of the 16-inch cast iron poo i'm that crews are still digging out this morning. the agency estimates water won't be back until at least noon today. alan wong has a look at what was done to cap that leak. >> reporter: the 16-inch water main that broke in lafayette turned reliez station road into a waterfall. >> it was scary at first because it was just coming down so fast and so much. >> reporter: the pipe broke and the road buckled where thousands of gallons of water rushed to the surface carrying rocks and mud through the neighborhood at the bottom of the hill. >> i came home later on and i had to walk in here through basically a flood on the street. >> reporter: city contract crews

quickly built a dam with sandbags to divert the water flow away from the homes. >> we've got everything blocked off right there and down the hill a little bit more, signs out so people know that the road is closed and there's going to be dee tours and stuff. >> reporter: it seemed to have work, the flood cause caused only exterior damage to seven homes. they say they are not sure what caused the break but the pipe that burst was old. >> cast iron pipe, one of our oldest types of pipe, more than 60 years old. it could have been corrosion, it could have just been age. >> reporter: the valves were shut off but the water is expected to flow until the pipes bleed out. meanwhile crews will be digging up the old pipe to replace it and hoping the muddy water doesn't freeze while they're working. in lafayette alan wong abc 7 news. businesses are hoping for big crowds this year, small biz saturday is top trending on twitter right now. here in the bay area oakland mayor libby schaaf lumped plaid

friday to promote local shopping and retailers. the city is offering pre parking every day through december 26th and today they kick off their shop and dine in the 49 an effort to get more people to support small local businesses. many take black friday serious, 100 million people joined the frenzy hoping to take advantage of good deals. malls were packed out there and it was difficult finding a spot at livermore's premium outlets. some shoppers decided to sit and wait even to reach the parking lot. there was also a rush thursday night when stores opened early on thanksgiving, but with all of that chaos isn't it nice to stay home and shop online instead? we know lots of you did. online sales topped $1.7 billion on thursday, that's aup 25% from last year. >> do use caution if you're planning to shop online using your mobile device this holiday season, it could leave you vul nerl. sergio quintana shows us the big

possible drawbacks. >> reporter: the shopping rush is on and a few people told us they will be doing most or all of their holiday shopping online. >> all my shopping will be online. >> reporter: really? >> this is his. >> reporter: but online shopping comes with a few risks, cyber security experts say hackers are pulling out all the stops to try to trick consumers and steal their information. one security firm says they discovered a fake app embedded in an e-mail link of it advertising exclusive sales to android users on amazon.com. >> effectively you're installing a trojan horse on your phone. >> reporter: he says consumers should shop only on mobile apps securely downloaded from google play or apple app store. she sticks to familiar websites. >> i want to go to sites that i know are true and that i probably purchased things from before. >> reporter: unfortunately most online shoppers don't have a secure buying strategy yet. >> i probably should be more concerned and i know it's an issue but i really haven't done

anything to protect myself. >> reporter: this year the national cyber security alliance put together a tip sheet encouraging people to be cyber smart shoppers. one of the warnings be wary of free public wifi hot spots, making purchases on these open wifi sports can leave you vulnerable to hackers and free wifi offered in stores can be used by those stores to track your browsing. in san francisco, sergio quintana, abc 7 news. parents might want to think twice about buying the hello barbie doll, that's because it could allow hackers to spy on your children. mattel's latest model of the popular doll is wifi enabled making it possible for barbie to have a two-way conversation with her owner. those conversations are recorded and stored on servers maintained by toy talk. hackers could gain access to hole low barbie's stored auto foois files and microphone and actually have barbie say what they want. scary stuff. not the barbies i remember.

>> not at all. we are all finally thawing out, i think. we were down to 28 in the north bay, in santa rosa. you add in a little wind it felt like 23. a little wind in napa brings you up to 44 right now, even warmer in oakland at 45. so we will talk about the warmth and then, yes, we're going to bottom out again tonight but there is rain in the seven day outlook and we will have that for you coming up. also next the well known atheist who has been named a grand marshall of the biggest christmas parade in california. and the popular bay area events that show the holiday season has finally arrived.

new this morning pope francis traveled to uganda's holiest shrine to pay tribute to the christian martyrs killed for their faith. as many as 2 million people went to see the pontiff during his second leg of his first american tour. he will hold a tri-valley with u began dan youth and visit a church run home for the poor. tomorrow he will leave for the central african republic, the most dangerous spot on his trip. the recall of several

products from the tracy based taylor farms, products containing celery and onions at its bellaire and nob hill stores have been recalled because this maccoy contain e. coli. that's the opportunity a in a sal lid, potato and macaroni salad. we have a full list and link of the recalled products oun our website at abc7news.com. san francisco police need your help to find out who chained two dozen baseball bats around the city. it's a bizarre story. we broke this on thursday night on abc 7 news at 11:00. some of those bats have nailed sticking out of them. the most recent discovery was at fisherman's wharf yesterday morning. 27 bats in all have been found. since they could be used as a weapon the person responsible could face felony charges. pen and teller have been named the grand marshals of tomorrow's hollywood christmas parade.

the fact that penn is an ateiest have people asking the question is he is the right person. >> hohoho is christmas under attack? okay. maybe not physically but met fork clee. if you listen to the folks upset about coffee cups you may get the feeling that starbucks hates christmas because the company's holiday cups were just red. >> well, darn them. >> it's a cup. >> they better get in the christmas spirit. >> they need to put some glitter, bling bling. >> you don't need santa claus. >> there's something-something on it. >> it's a cup. >> are you still going to drink starbucks coffee? >> yeah. >> okay. well, then how is this for a up can of trouble. one of southern california's most famous holiday events the hollywood christmas parade has picked for its grand marshals pen and teller. >> really? >> sure, the duo is known around the world for their comedic

magic act, but pen gillette the tall blustery part of this team is a well-known atheist and the author of this book every day is an atheist holiday. >> oh, no. >> gillette has tweeted about the irony of his selection as grand marshal. yeah, x mass, you got a problem with that? in another tweet he explains that christmas is just a secular holiday. >> pen and teller were unable for an interview and we couldn't get anyone from the who will wood christmas parade to talk to husband about this issue but parades are all about the street so we talked to people on that street. >> i don't like an atheist being in a christmas parade. >> just let it go. no big deal. >> just celebrate and have fun. >> in hollywood rob hayes, abc 7 news. happening now the piedmont council of the boy scouts of america holiday tree lot opens for its 49th year. in the past governor jerry brown and his wife have bought a tree from that lot.

the money earned funds various boy scout and youth activities throughout the year in the east bay. the lot will have a variety of trees, ornaments and wreaths available until december 23rd. the lot opened just about 20 minutes ago now. three, two, one. >> isn't that gorgeous? abc 7 news was in san jose last night where hundreds of people gathered for the community christmas tree lighting. the park has turned into a winter wonderland known as christmas in the park through the holiday. the 26th annual macy's tree lighting ceremony took place last night in union square, it's a san francisco tradition to celebrate the start of the holiday season. you see it there. sky 7 hd was overhead for the lighting. more than 33,000 led lights and 1100 ornaments decorate that 83-foot tree. jordan sparks was there to perform and there was also a new share package program, gifts will be given to children staying at hospitals during the

holidays. the tree will stay lit of course through the holidays. people must have been bundled up. it was cold yesterday and the cold has stuck around for a long time. >> it has. this would be a good weekend to put the lights up because pleasant in the afternoon but once that sun begins to go down temperatures drop like a look. we have that in store again for this afternoon. it was 36 in walnut creek earlier this morning and santa clara was at 30, saratoga 31 degrees. we are looking at still some veried cold temperatures. the freeze warnings inland, we will do it all again tonight and the frost advisories along the bay shoreline. san francisco is the exception with mid 40s there and look how beautiful. visibility from our emeryville camera where temperatures in spots were in the 30s here, a little upper elevation wind helps some of you stay up but most of you were just as cold or even colder this morning. 43 oakland, 39 mountain view,

san jose 35, morgan hill 35 and san martin was at 28 this morning. half-moon bay wind gusts of over 30 miles an hour this morning so temperatures have stayed in the 40s, now at 48 degrees. that late november sun working on the frost for you this morning, 34 santa rosa, napa has the wind up to 44 degrees not as gusty as yesterday, but still enough to keep you out of the 30s this morning. so it's kind of impressive. napa is pan unusually cool spot, it's usually always cold i should say in that cool value. 43 concord, 34 right now in livermore and the delta has a little wind at 38 degrees. it was the north bay that dropped all the wind for the most part except for napa this morning and that's why santa rosa was so much colder, the delta was colder and we were warmer at the coast, maybe a little warmer for you in hayward and fremont but still cold out there. look at this gorgeous scene from

the sierra nevada where snow pack is quite impressive compared to the past couple of years. so we're working on t mother nature is going to lend a hand later on in the upcoming workweek. freezing cold this morning, tomorrow morning as well. shouldn't be so cold on monday morning. sunny days in between and a chance of rain comes our way. so look at this satellite picture. this is one year ago in the sierra nevada. now this was taken yesterday. very good looking shot with the resorts opening, in fact, an early opening for the season and it's been sunny in the afternoons, in the 20s, but overnight lows have been below zero. very cold there. and this has not changed since, say, thursday. we are looking at temperatures in the mid 50s, 55 in fremont, 56 in san jose, 54 in morgan hill. so how much colder this morning? livermore you are in the 30s tomorrow morning once again. 31, looks like 33 monday morning, by tuesday shouldn't feel that bad in the upper 30s.

the accuweather seven-day forecast we continue to be stuck in this icy pattern with very little change, in fact, no change, just another cold start tomorrow. by monday a couple degrees warmer, should be in the morning and looking at increasing clouds, chance of rain come next thursday. 60s return with that on-shore flow. so it's the north winds, the offshore winds that have really kept us so frigid. >> maybe a little rain, that's kind of exciting. >> very much. up next a decree in ohio banning khakis. what's behind the governor's move to keep these unoffensive pants out of his state. join abc 7 tonight as we take you behind the scenes of the world's largest during production, we will go behind the scenes of a show that brings together 65 horses and 45 acrobatic artists. abc 7 presents that show tonight at 10:30 right here on abc 7.

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some lucky kids will get an electronic tablet as a gift this holiday, the best ones come loaded with lots of games and activities. consumer reports checked out a wide range of kids tablets and turned them over to the ultimate testers. 7 on your side's michael finney has more. >> let's play. >> reporter: that was the last noise we heard from these kids, at congratulations reports once they got their hands on the current batch of taps let's.

congratulations reports experts put over a dozen kids tablets through a series of tests, checking their response ichbs, screen quality, read ability and battery life. when it comes to kids, durability is key. meet the tumbler. this machine replicates falls from almost 3 feet. two tablets failed the tumbling test. the schools own little scholar tablet and facial. even force the fable failed this screen that is hard to swipe. here is what the kids liked about some of the tablets. >> it doesn't take a long time to load. >> it had all these games and it's also like this -- that i really like. >> in the end the kd interactive cure owe smart for $200 topped congratulations reports ratings, it has a very goodiesy to use screen, it's one of the most responsive tablets tested and comes loaded with several fun

motion sensor games. the curio start runs on windows operating system, useful if your child is transitioning to a windows computer for school. two amazon tablets best buys. you can opt for this 10 o $0 kid version, it comes with a bumper and it loaded with a year's subscription of kid friendly content. both nine hours of battery life and both survived the tumbler. this weekend many families are getting ready for christmas putting up their trees for the holidays. crowds of people flocked to santa's tree farm and village in half-moon pay. they have 487 acres of noble, douglas and grand fir trees, you pick it out, cut it and take it home. >> it looked certificate effect, it was symmetrical all the way around. >> merry christmas. >> and it was the right size.

we have kind of a peaked ceiling. it was fresh. >> you can almost smell it there. here is tips to pick out the perfect tree, make sure that the tree branches bend easily and that the needles don't come off in your hand. in ohio the enemy when it comes to college football is the university of michigan. offender number one wears maze and blue and pleated khakis, that's university of michigan head head coach jim harbaugh who walks the sidelines in those $8 walmart khakis. his wife sara complained about them calling them dad pants. yesterday ohio's governor issued his traditional resolution before this morning's game. you can see he has crossed out every -- he is encouraging people not to wear harbaugh's signature trousers of choice. you can watch the game right

here on abc 7. federal agents want to make sure you are not fooled this holiday season. still ahead on the abc 7 saturday morning news, finding the fakes, the local spot where agents confiscated more than a half million dollars of high end counterfeit items. >> also 'tis is the season for bright holiday light decorations

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lisa and i were just talking, it's time to get out the christmas sweaters for your dogs. it is cold out there. >> maybe delay that walk a little bit, but san francisco right now in the 40s, we are at 44 in the mission, 46 park presidio and right on the ocean with a little bit of a breeze, 45 degrees, elsewhere 51 richmond, 48 belmont, 32 saratoga and santa clara. with all the sunshine we will warm up today, temperatures not moving much, mid 50s for the san francisco, the peninsula about 56 this afternoon, parts of the south bay, santa clara and oakland should see 56 with 57 up in the north bay and livermore and concord 54. we have new details now about a homeless shelter at the national guard armory in walnut creek this winter, it's doors are closed, the guard approved the shelter but other operations

at the venue will prevent the homeless from station there for many of the 90 days. according to our media partner the contra costa times the shelter operator is trying to get permission to move to ee miss cal church. despite all the rain expected this winter one of the bay area's largest reservoirs won't be filling up. officials have found trace falts in the anderson reservoir in morgan hill. state regulators ruled it cannot be filled more than 68%. they say during a major earthquake that dam can release wat water. construction for the project will begin in early 2018. work will not be finished until at least 2021. a major warning for shoppers, federal agents confiscated a lot of high end counterfeit items in

the south bay. earlier this month at the de anza college market they seized more than a half million dollars in fake merchandise. >> reporter: purses, jewelry, sports jerseys, hats and shoes, just a sample of the more than 900 counterfeit items seized on the first saturday in november. the loot is worth $530,000. >> just like the trademark holders we also value our brand integrity and so weigh want to make sure that when folks come to our flea market on our campus that they are getting the products that they are paying for. >> on top of a congratulations getting an inferior product the counterfeit industry also takes away american jobs and can have health and safety repercussions into it's not regulated like other products, we know that cosmetics and perfumes have had toxic and caustic ingredients in them. we know that the wearing apparel doesn't have the same

anti-flammable procedures on them. >> so how can you avoid the fakes? poor quality is most obvious way to tell if something is counterfeit. when you look at this back louie vit ton bag you can see the imperfections there. if all else fails there's always the smell test. if it's supposed to be leather it should smell like leather. it's best to buy from reputable retailers and websites. >> flea markets and places like that are not a good place to buy luxury items. >> something to remember for your holiday shopping and as the spoul draws near. officials expect a surge in counterfeit team gear and tickets. in san jose, katie marzullo abc.news. black friday was a lucky day for black cats sh elt erred in burlingame. they are waiving adoption fees for black and mostly black cats and kittens. abc 7 news was in burlingame at the center for compassion where 25 of those cats all different

ages and hair lengths are up for adoption. >> having people come in and getting to meet them and, you know, realize that black cats are cool, they are not scary really helps and just the more exposure they get i think also really helps. >> adoption fees for these particular fee lines will be waived through december 3rd. it's time to untangle those lights for holiday decorations. much to do before flipping that switch. nick watts shows you how residents are getting ready to outshine their whole neighborhood. >> reporter: the crazy christmas light season begins, it's getting crazier every year from brooklyn, aka dyker lights to candy cane lane in woodland hills, california. it will take them three days to get everything into position but not everybody is quite so into it. >> authorities in plantation, florida, right now trying to shut down mark hayat's subtle seasonal display.

some neighbors complained. >> it's a safety hazard. >> it brings our neighbors together. >> in sacramento california a coast guard pilot reports a laser strike. stars out it was a star shower laser light decoration. in north ridgeville, ohio some of bob's 45,000 lights are on curb side city property. but thousands of people have signed a pro bob's bright bulbs petition in the city. this tradition began back in the 1700s when rich germans started sticking canned tells on their trees and edison took it electric in 1880. now it's come to this. even a show here on abc called the great christmas light fight, cash prize for the greatest and the quadiest, just got trip on the lights fantastic. nick watts, abc news, los angeles. happening today a children's christmas themed park in san

francisco opens for a one day party. west portal avenue will be transformed into a winter wonderland even with snow, anna and elsa will join santa claus for photos. you can also spread the holiday cheer by donating a toy to the san francisco firefighters toy program. all the fun starts at noon today until 6:00 p.m. still ahead on the abc 7 saturday morning news, that song, it's charlie brown christmas about to celebrate 50 years. we talked to one of the men behind that iconic cartoon. and here is a live look from our golden gate bridge cam, not a cloud in the sky out there but it has been chilly the last few days. lisa argen will be looking

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the great dickens christmas bear and holiday party returns to san francisco this weekend. the cal palace is converted into the world of charles dickens london for this bay area tradition. the fare offers a lot of dishes as well. there will be live performances and holiday games, fun for the whole family. it runs every weekend through december 20th. >> did you find anything upstairs? >> just like a protein bar. not much.

>> good morning, everyone. we are thawing out a little bit. look at this beautiful shot from emeryville, 46 degrees in and around your city. beautiful but only in the mid 50s once again today. still 35 in san jose and temperatures in the 30s in the north bay. so a couple of cool days before our west wind comes back and we will get a cold front, that means rain and it's in the extended outlook. we will have that for you next. also next, raining 3s n arizona desert. the warriors add to one record

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unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. in sports stanford and cal will close out their regular season today. number 6 notre dame battles the cardinals down on the farm, kickoff is at 4:30. tonight arizona state faces the golden bears at memorial stadium, kickoff at 7:00 p.m. also tonight the warriors will try to extend their nba record start and improve to 18-0. the dubs will take on the sacramento kings. last night at the beat the suns in phoenix but lost a key starter to injury. here is larry biel with the highlights in this morning's

sports. good morning. some people wondered will the warriors would suffer a post thchks let down as they not set to face the phoenix. the warriors set a record hitting 15 threes in the first half. dub nation in phoenix. steph curry makes ronnie price mice once and twice. warriors set the nba record 15 threes in the first half. nine threes for the game, finished with 41 points. harrison barnes rolling his ankle. barnes has a left sankel sprain. he could be up a while. andre i go with a dal la with authorities. they set a franchise record with 22 threes. barbosa had five threes. warriors roll 135-116, 17-0, will host sacramento tonight.

the cardinals came back from a 17 point deaf nis. mark us alan coast to coast, the ball hit the glass first stand forward leads. arkansas one final shot from deep dusty hannah's almost got it. the cardinals dig down deep for a 69-66 win. cal facing richmond in the las vegas invitational, jalen brown and that is with authority for real. the freshman some left-handed thunder there, he had 27 points. second game in a row cal collapses late, terry allen with 34 points, bears lead cut to two. cal drops their second straight 94-90. the san jose state football team will be home for the holidays and that's the problem. the spartans had a chance to become bowl eligible with a win over boise state, couldn't get it down. san jose state down 6-3.

kenny potter to billy free man who makes the move and he is ee gone, 35 yards, spartans led 10-9 at the half. mcnichols ran through, over and around people all day long, off to the races here 88 yards, finished with 192 yards on the ground and three touchdowns. the spartans finished 5-7 they lose 40-23 and will not be bowl eligible for a third straight year. >> it's disappointing to everyone, especially the seniors, we wanted to get them -- that was our goal was to get them another game. it's a shame we couldn't do that. >> look at the weather. cold and rain the story. baler and tcu, the poor cheerleaders in a monsoon, this game 14 listen 14 after regulation, second overtime boynton to ter pin in the back of the end zone. bailers got to answer fourth and one, denied, clay pin down, tcu with the upset 28-21.

that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, i'm larry biel. all right. lisa, how much longer is this cold going to last? >> we are kind of turning a corner because i think we have had more cold days behind us than we have a he head of us, that's the good news. a wide perspective shows this cold bowl of air here that not only the entire state of california sits in, but also nevada and some cloud cover just undercutting this big ridge and that's going to try to move that low out of the way. eventually it will move out of the way and we're looking at warmer weather, wetter weather and it's going to be kind of oppressive i think and i hope this next storm system. emeryville lots of sunshine, good visibility, 43, san francisco, oakland upper 40s, half-moon bay you had a pretty good wind this morning keeping you milder than yesterday. elsewhere very cold from the peninsula to the south bay, 39 mountain view, 35 san jose, 36 in morgan hill.

we had some 20s down around san martin and i bet gilroy as well. north bay 28 in santa rosa, they had wind that made it feel like 23 degrees, right now 34 for you. napa also a north wind brought your temperature into the 30s and 40s so it was not as cold for you in your valley this morning. 39 novato, 38 fairfield, 33 concord, but livermore bottomed out to below freezing. lake tahoe this morning it was below freezing and tahoe valley airport close to about zero. afternoon highs in the 30s so we are looking at freezing cold back in the paris tonight. monday kind of questionable, a few areas could see frosty temperatures, sunny days right on through the next several days then some cloud cover will help modify our overnight lows by early next week and then this rain coming in on thursday looking pretty decent. so we will keep our fingers crossed.

coming out of the single digits to 28 today in the northern sierra, lots of 50s up and down the coast, 64 in los angeles, a few extra clouds tonight and we will look for the temperatures to remain frosty until this heads our way. check it out, this is the extended outlook, tuesday still dry but increasing cloud cover. we get to wednesday, then thursday looks like rain knocking on our door, but by thursday night into friday, yeah, nice little system here, one model is forecasting over a half inch of rain in san francisco. so wouldn't that be nice? rainfall amounts have been small with each of these systems. 55 in fremont, 56 san jose, 54 in richmond. so another chilly but sunny afternoon headed down to stanford 53 at 4:30. how about 40 degrees by 11:00, sun sets at 4:51. tomorrow morning waking up to these temperatures, perhaps some 20s around the bay as well. it's going to be a cool one. the accuweather seven-day

forecast we will begin to see the temperatures modify by early next week and our winds shift, we are out of the cold and hoping for the wet right through let's say late wednesday and thursday. >> it is kind of nice this thanksgiving holiday to have that holiday temperature come in as well. americans will see the classic a charlie brown christmas for the 50th time on monday night right here on abc 7 with an extra bonus thrown in about the making of that legendary show. the man who produced both the original and special lives right here in the bay area. you know his work but maybe not his name. here is wayne freedman. >> reporter: it's not much different from many american homes. you are likely to see peanuts memorabilia. >> there is a lot of charlie brown stuff around this house. >> reporter: with he would expect nothing less of lee mendel son. this is the man who worked with charles shultz to produce the tv specials and movies.

>> charles shultz said one time there will always be a market for innocence in this country. >> mendel son first met shultz after producing a documentary about willie mays. >> we had done the world's greatest ballplayer, why not do the world's worst player, charlie brown. >> a charlie brown christmas first aired in 1965 and has become a classic american seasonal icon. those are the voices of real kids, including mendel son's son and some neighbors, the twist that when shultz and mendel son finished there was talk they might need to add a laugh track, shultz disagreed. >> he said absolutely not. i do not want a laugh track and that settled that. there was no laugh track. >> why didn't he want a laugh track? >> he didn't think it was necessary or proper. he just didn't like it. >> he must have been right because that original showing had half the country batching and earned a national emmy award. when we is visited the peanuts

museum i asked jeannie shultz what it is about her husband's work that resonates so much, she told us it's because the characters never waiver. >> people have said and i believe it's true they teach you how to be human. >> indeed. which is in this year as every year lee mendel son will sit down with his family to watch the christmas special again, it's a tradition for the man who knows every line, every note. >> i watch every year. >> you watch? >> right. i've got to see if there's any mistakes. >> lee mendel son would catch them. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. we're showing it's your 50th christmas charlie brown monday night at 8:00, at 9:00 it's the classic a charlie brown christmas on abc 7. next one of the sweetest holiday traditions in san francisco, what it takes to

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victorian painted ladies. chefs spent 400 hours creating the parts and engineers took more than 500 hours to put it all together. >> it's a labor of love. we start talking about designs and what we're going to be doing for each year usually around by the start of july into this year the house comes to life with animated skaters and santa's boots kicking as he goes down the chimney. the grand opening is at 11:00 a.m. donations will benefit the do it for the love foundation. let's get a final check of weather. >> good morning. that's unbelievable. this morning here are some of the warmer temperatures from ocean beach at 47, 49 park presidio, 48 sunny side. we are still shivering in healdsburg at 29, pleasanton has warmed up to 41, 36 santa clara, palo alto just 30. later on today 4:30 notre dame in town with low 50s and right now we are looking at temperatures today still in a narrow range, low to mid 50s across the bay, breezy at the

coast as north winds keeping us cold again. in fact, more freezing temperatures tonight into monday, a little change, it's when we get our wind shift, back to 60s in the afternoon, best chance of rain coming in on thursday and hopefully this one looking a little meatier than the last ones. >> looking forward to that rain. thank you for spending your saturday morning with us, a big day of college football rivalries. 9:00 a.m. ohio state buck ice battle the wolverines. 12:30 the bruins face my usc trojans, that's followed by abc 7 news at 4:00 p.m., at 5:00 p.m. third ranked oklahoma takes on number 11 oklahoma state in still water, followed by cash creek after the game with larry biel and mike shumann. the news continues online, twitter, facebook and mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. for lisa argen i'm natasha

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