>> good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, december 6th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good morning. hi, earn. we have scattered showers in the north bay. the rain has been coming down pretty good in santa rosa. everyone else just cloudy. if we go in closer east of point raise and inverness in highway 101, novato. look a a little scattered shower activity. yountville looking at rain. we are lookingal cloudy skies in the sierra nevada but on the way

there we are looking at snow showers. temperatures in the low 40s from tahoe to truckee this morning. back home mild with cloud cover. breezy winds in the upper elevations. 40s and 50s. whether he talk about how long the rain makeler last coming up >> lisa, thank you. now to the latest in the san bernardino attack. the investigators think the wife may have had weapons training and she may have had connections to a isis recruiter. >> a new advise video could answer where the assault rivals used in the san bernardino master came from. police stated they knew syed farook and tashfeen malik purchased the happened guns and the third party bought the rivals. any believe the third party is a

former neighbor of farook. >> syed farook is not available. >> her voice can still be heard on a mobile messaging systems and investigators are looking to see if he left behind twitter messages linking him to a notorious isis recruiter, mohamed hassan, who uses a nickname. the same man who attacked an exhibition in garland, texas. tweeting to his american followerrers then it's time for brothers in the u.s. to do their part. >> it ended in both attackers being killed. >> meanwhile in an online posting they called farook and malik isis sporters. the mother turned murders was the mastermind, leaving her family baffled. >> howry could you do something like this? at least think about your kid.

>> and president obama will address the nation sunday night. he will give ab update on the investigation and outline what the government is doing to keep americans safe. abc news, new york. >> again, the president will address the nation on the attack in san bernardino today at 5:00 this evening our time. he's also expected to discuss the broader threat of terrorism, how it's evolved and how he believes we will defeat it. you can watch president obama live right here on abc7. this morning concord police are looking for a fun -- gunman who shot a person yesterday afternoon. traffic was backed up hours. police saying 911 calls came in about a person in a silver s.u.v. opening fire on another s.u.v. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana was the details. >> concord police arrived within minutes of the 911 calls and

shut down highway 242. drivers were diverted off the freeway. as police combed over the asphalt look for clues that may help down the shooter, the victim was able to call himself to a hospital in concord. >> the victim was struck a couple times to his upper body. there were gunshot holes on the left side of his vehicles. >> officers talked to him briefly before he went into emergency surgery, but he was only able to give minimal information about what happened and so far only a couple other witnesses described a white s.u.v. opening fire on the victim's gold mercedes-benz s.u.v. police are hoping to connect with more witnesses. >> the freeway at that time was packed with cars and there were probably multiple witnesses that saw what happened but didn't want to call or report it. we urge them to call the dispatch center because we would love to talk to them. >> the highway was shut down as

they conduct their investigation of the it was opened before 6:30. they don't have a motive and don't know if it's connected to other highway shootings of that happened recently in the east bay. abc7 news. in san francisco the naacp will hold a press conference on the police shooting last week of mario woods. they want city officials and community members to work together to find solutions instead of violence. the meeting is set for tomorrow night at 6:00 at the third ba baptist church on mcallister street. >> we are hearing of friends of an oakland teenager after a tragic accident took his he life. it happened on the shoresfs lake merritt. him and his friends were celebrating a birthday. we have the details. >> he was a really, really great

guy. >> clair brook is dealing with the unbelievable loss of her good friend, jack lewis. >> it doesn't feel really real at this point. >> she and jack came to lake merritt friday afternoon to celebrate a friend's birthday. the group was hanging out by the lake. some were climbing trees. >> there were three people sitting on the branch and jack jumped up to hang on it, and it fell. >> the 16-year-old was you crushed by the enormous weight of the tree limb that broke up, killing lewis. cards and flowers are left by the site. >> he was so full of life and joy and he never had anything bad to say about anything. >> jack lewis was a junior at oakland tech. a guidance counselor told me the school staff was told about the tragedy. rule which is was thinking about going to college. >> he was a super handsome dude. he was super nice to me.

every time i saw him he was super happy to see me and soup happy to see everyone. >> i'm so sorry for his family. >> many trees have been impacted by the drought. >> i go up to diamond park with my son a lot and i see a lot of the trees kind of dying so i get more concerned about it. >> public work crews will examine the tree to find a possible cause of why the large branch broke off. in oakland. abc news. >> fire gutted a home and killed more than a dozen animalsary alyn rock yesterday afternoon. no one was hurt but two dogs died. the family also raises chickens and 11 clicks parish, as well. it took about 45 minutes to put out the fire. investigators are working to find the cause. a man who helped make kitchenware cool has passed away. chuck williams, founder of william sonoma died of natural

causes at his home in san francisco yesterday. this is video of the tribute that was posted on the company's website. a trip to paris inspired him to open a store in downtown sonoma back in 1956 using the same cookware used by european chefs. he then expanded nationwide. he sold the company back in 1979, but he remained involved. chuck williams was 100 years old. happening today bikers will be hopping on their motorcycles for a good cause as part of its annual toy run. bikers from the golden gate harley club will deliver gifts to sick children at san francisco general hospital and trauma center. this is the 32nd year for the annual event. bikers will ref up their earnings at 10:30 this morning

good head down petrare to the hospital. the dubs beat the raptors to improve to 21-0. they now hold the record to the best start of a season by the american professional sports team. despite missing two starters and their head coach, steph curry and company have not missed a beat this season. the next game this afternoon at 3:00 this brooklyn against the nets. mike shumann will have all the highlights in sports. the raidersger december with playoff hopes for the first tile in a long time. today they host the kansas city chiefs, who are a game ahead of oakland in the wildcard race. the chiefs come in having won five in a row. kickoff 1:05. so a couple of reasons to be excited in the sports community this morning. >> i guess so. and we are sort of excited in

the weather department but it looks like santa rosa much in the north bay hogging all the rain this morning. it's mild in mid-50s. showers to the south. breezy winds in the upper elevations. this system not too exciting but we have more to talk about in the extended outlook that's coming up. >> thank you, lisa. scary moments on a private plane carrying oscar winner morgue free. what happened after takeoff that forced an emergency landing. and two men doused with gasoline and set on fire. coming up, the way a rush hour

>> clinton and bush will appear on" this week "with george stephanopoulos as they prepare for this month's debate. you can catch it at 8:00 this morning right here on abc7. catelyn jenner is facing another lawsuit for her role in a deadly car accident earlier this year of the a family from malibu suffered serious injuries in the collision and is suing jenner. he rear-ended a car that crashed into the family's s.u.v. the female driver called and her family has also filed suit. officials cleared jennings of any wrongdoing in the incident. officials say she was driving slower than the speed limit and slower than the victim's car. >> a close call for the actor morgan freeman. he was heading from texas to mississippi in a small plane to shoot the series "the story of god" when the plane blew a tire

while taking off. it made an emergency landing and skidded off the runway. only the pilot and 78-year-old oklahoma tore were on board. neither were hurt. two men in critical condition after a cowork i doused them with gas lean and set them on fire friday afternoon in maryland. vanessas that the details. >> he threw the gas on him and caught him on fire t happened so quick. >> it happened on the highway heral ender road near rush hour. >> the one victim received gurns over 90% of his body. his clothe were burned off of him at the scene. our second victim received burns to oar 60% of his body. >> 28-year-old christopher harrison started the fire. harrison worked with the victim. anthony rodriguez works for the same company. he said harrison had an ongoing dispute with one of the victims, they kept pushing him, pushing

him, sag they wanted to fight him. >> they agreed to settle it of the there was nothing besides that was said. even leading up to the altercation they both took their shirts off and they appeared like they were going to fight. >> david posted his video online. >> we did receive this video. you have that video as evidence that we will use to further our investigation and hopefully assist the prosecution of this case. >> as the investigation difference, a group of one of the victim's friends is doing what they can to help him heel. >> he might not be able to work when he comes out and i kind of wanted him to have a little bit of money set aside for him so he would be able to get on his feet and recover. >> that was vanessing herring reporting. he has been charged with attempted murder, assault and reckless endangerment. a vol cano in central america has erupted for the first time in more than a century. you see this in nicaragua.

ground began shaking about two weeks ago. lava and ash started spewing earlier this week. some people went -- wetted down their roofs fearing it would start fires. it was the first one since 1905. >> california ski resorts are opening more runs due to new snow this week. it this video shows people enjoying the resorts yesterday. half the runs are now, open and 14 ski lifts are up and running. more snow is expected by next weekend, according to this lead sitting here next to me, lisa argen. >> a colder storm next weekend and more significant and colder system thursday. we are backtracking and today it's rake in about blue canyon at 40 degrees. we want to show you the storm impact scale that will give you an idea what to expect when we have wet weather heading your

way like this morning. number one, is light storm with less than a half-inch of rain and lasting just a few hours. number two would be a moderate storm of a half-inch to inch of rain, scattered power outages likely. a strong storm. three, widespread rain and minor flooding and numerous power outages. a major storm is moderate flooding, widespread outages and roads. and the last is roads impassable and power outages for several days. we are looking at a system with president breezy winds head your way right now. some may not see rain at all. we had heavy rain in santa rosa with fog. it's raining and snowing in mount shasta.

this rain will continue on and off throughout the morning hours. in fact even a chance throughout the afternoon hours. we go a little further north, mount st. helena and napa, some showers visiting you, and vacaville and 80 and just north is where we will see the impact with snow and perhaps even a little rain mixed in. so on your way to the sierra nevada, we've got a rain-snow mix. you can see truckee, cloudy right now. tahoe city looking at a little rain and snow mix there. this will continue to weaken as it pushes into some dry air. our exploratorium camera, 54 in san francisco. very mild out there. 53 in oakland. looking at low 50s for san jose. anywhere from two to fourteen degrees warmer. here's the upper elevation wind. 25 to 35 miles per hour winds out of the south keeping us mild and perhaps creating a little bit of an impact with travel conditions for you that could slow you down as you are out

this morning. 44 in fairfield, so do be careful. concord 52. ten degrees cooler for our friends in livermore at 42 and santa rosa a mild 49 degrees. emeryville your forecast then scattered showers mainly north now but they will spread south and east. very light. we will look for a partly cloudy conditions, mild numbers tomorrow and tuesday and then more significant system looks to head our way come thursday. so beach hazard statement 10:00 tonight until 4:00 tuesday morning. this is a high surf warning with the northwesterly swells increasing to 16 to 19 feet. dangerous all the way down the coast of the this is the plan throughout the morning hours of the 7:00 you notice still scattered showers, perhaps san francisco. and a few showers into the 9:00 hour. we have some green out there that continues into the around.

rainfall amounts not too impressive, about a quarter inch in novato. a little more than a tenth san francisco and oakland. the coast about .2. so here's today's system. tomorrow we are dry as well as tuesday. wednesday a more active storm track going into thursday and look at next saturday, perhaps looking at more rain. highs today in the 50s with the cloud cover after the showers end and we will look for the accuweather seven-day forecast to show the rain not until the end of the week and perhaps with lower snow levels. you can see what is showing up anytime with the abc7 news weather app. it's free on apple's app store or google play and we have mr. information on abc7 news/apps. >> thank you, lisa. meet of us still get our cell phone service from one of the

four big wireless providers. as "7 on your side" michael finney explains, a consumer report survey suggests people who use smaller services tend to be happier. >> we love being on our cell phones but for many of us that doesn't extend to our cell phone service. >> the cell phone business is crazy. >> i don't like paying a lot of money for my cell phone bill, the bills are too high. >> they asked 90,000 of their subscribetories rate their services. >> data, texting, voice, customers service and we have them about the service for the money. >> verizon, sprint are actual of the lowest. people use consumer cellular gave top marks but they were also quite pleased with the data and voice. >> and scoot was used for service they use rather than

playing a flat fee. >> what made me switch was the bill. my bill literally quit in half. >> he uses sprint and t-mobile networks that offer a variety of phones including these. and t makes it easy to check to see if you can use your old phone. >> this offers combo text, talk and data plans for as little as $25 a month. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> a reunion. after the break, how a cat that nearly disappeared nearly a decade ago

with. >> generosity or an excuse to toss cash. the city of san leandro said they need the public's help in cutting down on the number of donation bins around town. some have become dumping grounds. >> people dumping whatever they want in and around them. >> many are now dumping locations in san leandro. >> really messy. >> dozens of bins have been placed across the county, four in one parking lot. >> anything you can dull is right there. they leave it there and don't put it in the bin. >> discarded mattress, broken glass, even pet waste, all in

front of a donation bin that's a for-profit recycling company based out of oakland. >> following complaints the city is trying to weed out the unpermitted bins said the assistant city manager. >> many have become havens for illegal dumping and appear to be blighted. >> only 17 bins have gone through the proper permitting process. the locations on the map. >> we believe there are many unpermitted but we don't know where they are all located. >> eve seen this before in other bay area cities but san leandro wants to be notified of the locations so they can tackle the mess. some say they will take the items to vetted profits. >> we have some in town, the community centers. >> abc7 news. >> a happy and record-breaking reunion. you are looking at stephen and

nancy payne along with their cat ginger in this picture. ginger vanished 8 years ago. a good samaritan brought her to the humane society wednesday after seeing the cat hanging out around his workplace. luckily ginger was microchipped and helped them find the payne. 8 years is a new record for reuniting a lost pet with his family. more on the san bernardino shootings. and an imminent security threat. after the break, the american

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in. >> welcome back. >> we've had heave rain in the north bay. you see is the track as it pushes up through the valley. and things are quitely scattered in the north bay but more showers in the fast throughout the day today. some light rain through richmond, hercules and vallejo. further north, scattered showers near clear lake and middletown. and right up through woodland and the rain-snow mix into the sierra nevada with about 40 degrees about in blue canyon. a couple inches in the mountains and less than that back home. it is breezy and mild and showers on the way for the rest of the day. upper elevation winds from 20 to 30 miles an hour. so we will track the rain for you and look at the seven-day outlook which includes more rain. carolyn.

>> thank you. now to the latest in the san bernardino shootings. the fbi you raided a home yesterday next door to where suspect syed farook family used to live in riverside. an old friend of his lived in the house and more than three years ago that person bought the two assault weapons used in the shootings. but authorities have not talked to him because he checked himself into a mental hospital after the attack. he's not a suspect but they do want to question him. cecilia tells us the heroism by one of the victims. >> shannon johnson was inside the conference room sitting next to his friend denise. the meeting dragging on they joked about how they thought the clock might be broken but five minutes later the unimaginable. denise writing she and shannon huddled next to each other under a table using a table as a shield and the room under siege. shannon, a former high school

football star didn't make it out alive. denise did. she wrote i will always remember his left arm wrapped around me holding me as close as possible behind the midst and amidst all the chaos all always remember him saying these three words, "i got you." officers offering to lay down their lives first. >> i'll take a bullet first, that's for [bleep] sure. >> and we wanted to get in there and we wanted to stop any further innocent people from being injured and possibly killed. >> denise believed she is alive today because of shannon. this amazing selfless man who always brought a smile to everyone's face, she said. this is shannon johnson, my friend, my hero. again, that was cecilia vagua reporting for abc news. the president will address the

nation on the attack at 5:00 p.m. this afternoon. he's also expected to address the broader threat of terrorism, how it's evolved and how he believes the u.s. will defeat it. you can watch the president live right here on abc7. the president of a university is urging all his students to arm themselves to defend against mass shootings. he made the comment during the school's weekly convocation. he said if more people had conceal carry permits, they could, quote, end those muslims before they walk in and kiln he later clarified he wasn't talking about all muslims, just those who plan attacks. new this morning, u.s. authorities are warning of an imminent security threat to the american consulate in istanbul and are warning in accordance avoid the area. they are ant saying what the threat is or who may be behind

it, but the consulate compound has increased their security measures. the road is closed off with metal barricades you see there and several police vehicles are stationed in front of it. in london scotland yard said a stabbing at a train station was a terrorist incident the [indiscernible] >> one man has serious injuries, two others with minor injuries. witnesses say the attacker shouted "this is for syria." people hit him with a stun gun and arrested him. british parliament recently approved military air strikes on islamic extremist group targets in syria. terror has become the new focus of the presidential campaign. the candidates are talking tough and calling for action. we have the latest from the

campaign trail. >> raucous republican field in iowa showing unity on guns. >> we stop the bad guys by using our guns. >> a gun-free zone is, that's like meat to he's animals. >> they are ratcheting up their tough talk. look at this new tv ad. >> and calling for tighter restrictions on immigration. after san bernardino shooter malik entered the country last year on a visa, donald trump said he would consider shutting the program down. >> people coop in and blow up people and kill people, i don't rule out anything. >> 41,000 got k-1 visas last year after being admitted for interviews and a process that takes months. >> that vetting, and missing someone who can carry out such a

horrendous crime, that should be the end of the argument right there. >> ben carson calling it reason to end acceptance of syrian refugees. democratic front runner hillary clinton thinks something should be done too. >> visas are a problem and we have to look at that and see what with he need to do to tighten up requirements, do better. >> guy guns remain the biggest flash points with democrats renewing bands for tougher background checks. >> that was devin dwyer reporting for abc news. this is a colombian search team sag they found the spanish galleon in the caribbean and the treasures inside could be worth as much as $17 billion. the ship sank in 1708 when where british warships intercepted in on its way to columbia. inside a treasure trophy of gold, silver and emeralds and other items, the contents of the ship will be studied and

protected. an american company is claiming a large portion of that treasure high-tech goggles aren't just for gaming. why the devices may soon find their way inside classrooms. and here is a live look from our sutro cam. some rain today and throughout the week. lisa argen along shortly with a full accuweather forecast.

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>> welcome back, everyone. it's 5:to 40 on this sunday morning, the ifers in december of the thank you for waking up so early to join us for the abc7 sunday morning news of the this is a live look from our san rafael camera. you see some raindrops there on the lens. scattered showers for everybody today. lisa argen along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. soon virtual reality is expected to be all the rage with gamers. but the high-tech goggles might find another home as well in education. abc7 news reporter spoke with a company with the 3d headset that's made for learning, the word is changing. >> that's why the team came here from korea hoping to make this key place black boards and overhead projectors. >> when you watch this you see it come to you and everything is

like rotation. >> teraglass is a 3d display that's transparent. they can see the diagram while seeing the teacher. >> what is there to see here? >> they envision college students watching online lectures from anywhere on the $1,600 device they hope schools will buy in bulk. >> if the high school ureters want to try it out. we want to give them samples. >> it requires new content and that's the other side of the company's business, a project called sam cast to create high quality 3d lessons free for students. >> him is the wrong pro it announce in this case, it should be e instead. >> sam is korean for teacher. you see they are recording lessons for high-schoolers about to take the saturday. >> in and out and in and out here. >> the final video is flipped so you can read it and flashed out with 3d graphics.

>> the nucleus, the core inside. we are looking at it. >> sam cast keeps the teacher facing the students in hopes of keeping them engaged. >> when the students see it online, it seems like i'm looking at the students. >> they hope it will help level the playing field for standardized tests. >> ba they didn't have enough money to go to dutiers or go to specialized institutions it gives an equal opportunity to students of all socioeconomic levels. >> abc7 news was at the center for compassion in burlingame yesterday. it was santa-paws annual visit. the adoption center is hosting the event to raise money for animals up for adoption. >> it's great to see so many people with their pets taking photos with santa. >> pictures of $20 a pop.

if you missed yesterday's opportunity you can go next saturday from noon to four. well, first they cheered, then they shivered. san francisco police officers took a polar plunge at a park yesterday. the challenge raised mep for the make-a-wish foundation. there you see abc7 news anchor ama daetz who served as mc for the festivities. and greg suhr took a dip in the cold waters of the bay, as well. it's a soggy sunday. meteorologist lisa argen is tracking the rain. >> we have the rain in the north bay. a little bit of it is slipping south into san francisco and over into the east bay. golden gate bridge no problem. 54 degrees and breezy winds. i'll let you know if the rain will stick around for the whole day and what is in store for next week of that's in a few minutes. >> and in sports a big night for

heisman hopeful chris chris mccaffery. and have the highlights coming up with the

kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >> december is starting off good in the rain departmenting. >> yes. a couple more significant systems in the week ahead. this one we will get through it with a few scattered showers of the let me get you -- get organized here and see what all the numbers mean. half-inch to less lasting a few hours. 2 is a moderate storm with half-inch toic. of rain, scattered power

outages. 3 represents 1 to 2 inches of rain. widespread, hazardous road issues and minor flooding possible. the next 2 to 3 inches of rain, perhaps mudslides and widespread outages and strongest is 5, over 3 inches of rain, flooding and power outages possible for several days. just on the minor side today with some scattered showers in the north bay, breezy winds. here's the way it looked at 3:00, 4:00 this morning with heavy rain in santa rosa. but now current time we have scattered showers into southern marin county up through napa and also i-80 looking west. 580 san after. richmond to san rafael maybe drizzle in san francisco of the further north this is where you will be impacted from vacaville, fairfield, upper elevations will see a little rain-snow mix into woodland. we go to the sierra nevada temperatures in the 40s. pretty warm there and the higher elevations looking at snow but tricky travel for sure headed

this way, only expecting 1 to 2 inches of snow. we have scattered showers in the forecast throughout the day today. 54 in san francisco, oakland 53. look at all the 50s. mild start for you with 355 half moon bay. look at this, looks a little wet here. livermore, concord and 52 san rafael. our fast highlights scattered showers today, partly cloudy, mild tuesday. temperatures back up into the 60s and more rain on thursday of the looks like into saturday, as well. very high surf, dangerous conditions, sufficient to 19 feet right on through tuesday all up and down the coast. so the next couple of hours it continues to flip south, pushing into dry air. we will see the showers in and around the bay from time to time. but they won't be very organized and won't be very heavy but they will be around. so it's a good idea to perhaps take it easy and be a wear it

may impact your sunday afternoon. so in terms of rainfall, anywhere from just over a tenth up in napa, .2 in novato, .08 for san carlos, san francisco over a tenth and as well as oakland. doesn't look like anything in mountain view or san jose but perhaps trace amounts there. looking outward in the extended forecast monday and tuesday cloudy skies, very mild into wednesday. thursday looks pretty active, maybe a half-inch or more with this system. it ends friday. and then into saturday, looks like a colder system. so hopefully more mountain snow on the way. highs today underneath the clouds a few scattered showers from the mid-and upper 50s. breezy south winds, 60 morgan hill. look for 58 in san mateo, 59 for you no oakland. the accuweather seven-day forecast not a lot of rain but enough to maybe mess up some plans. monday looking dry. look at the temperatures.

60. increasing clouds on wednesday. a heftier storm thursday. lingering into friday and possibly more rain next saturday. >> well, you have to get on out there and do the shopping for the holidays anyway. >> yes. >> all right of the thank you, lisa. let's check out sports. the golden state warriors take it all the way down to the wire of the and in toronto to move their record to 21-0. the stanford cardinals in a convincing win over you felt sc down on the farm for the pac-12 championship. here's sports anchor mike shumann. he has the highlights in missouri morning's sports. >> good morning. stanford ends 11-12 with a convincing win over the usc in the pac-12 championship game. led by heisman trophy christian mccaffrey, saved his best game for the last. how about this. 11-yard touchdown. 13-3, cardinals at the half. usc woke up in the third. jones, the 27-yard touchdown

run. trojans take the 16-13 lead. this, 7-yard touchdown, 20-16 cardinals. during point of the game, 14 seconds left in the third. blake martinez, out for the game with ankle injury, stripped the ball, found him, scoops and scores, stanford up 27-16. mccaffrey took over. 461 all-purpose yards. he and seven hogan became the first two players to run, throw and catch a touchdown, 28-yard reception for mccaffrey. stanford writtens the pac-12 championship for the third time. they will face either iowa or ohio state in the rose bowl. , a huge honor. couldn't thank my teammates enough, be around a better group of guys. we've been through so many situations in the off-season and to see it come through together

like this is a blessing. >> this team has fought through so much and faced so much adversity the past two years and throughout the season. just completed a fight and battled back through it. >> warriors looking for their 21st straight victory to start the season and the raptors gave the dubs all they could handle. trailing 10-5 early. top of the key. got it. seconds later from the corner. curry. got it of the go on 16-0 run. steph curry had 16 the girls quarter. the cosher three. to klay. five minutes left. kyle lowry goes baseline, raptors back in front. the 6-95 of the less than three to go. steph burriss his ninth three of the game, warriors up. the raptors go baseline and foul. tied at 106. lowry goes for 31. curry 6 of 6 on free throws.

in the final minute. inbounds to to cory joseph and he loses it out-of-bounds. warriors hold on to win 112-109. cur rise 44 points. they now have the record for the sport starts among all four major sports leagues. sharks lost four of their last five. 4-3, the final. niners in chicago. the warriors get brooklyn. all that and i'll have it for you tonight at 5:00. heim mike shumann, have a great day. >> celebrating a milestone after the break. how one entertaining polar about bear rang in her dirty 30s

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she lives had if a milwaukee zoo. she turns 30 friday. they gave her a ice block filled request fish and other treats. she arrived at the zoo ten years ago. herring birthday is special because they say polar bears in captivity usually lives about 30 years and 15 to 18 years in the wild. coming up next at 6:00, the search is on for a gunman who backed up traffic in one east bay city for hours. what witnesses industry and the information police want you to know. and remembering a friend. reaction from those who knew the east bay teenager who died tragically near lake merritt.

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>> good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, december 6th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good morning. the rain has finally slipped into san francisco over into the east bay. you see the he have haddiest. looks like it was in the north bay and it was about 4:00 this morning. right now as we go in closer to marin county and down through the city, the bay view looking at some very light rain through tibion, 580 richmond and berkeley this morning. a little further north and east you see it's scattered and we will continue to see the fat earn throughout the day. napa, fairfield by the delta and woodland some shower activity. and looking into the sierra nevada, temperatures in the low to mid-50s there. a little rain-snow mix in the higher elevations. so the storm system will