>> 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. we have scattered to light rain showers that continue to fall across bait ear. live doppler 77hd showing you we have a little bit of the east bay and north bay. you guys got a lot about 4:00 this morning. now it's white and it's around highway 101 toward mill valley, 580. taking you into the east bay, yeah, light showers for you from san leandro, 680 to oakland. and hayward getting your heads wet, into fremont and a little

further east. around the san ramon valley, just north of pleasanton and higher elevations around mt. diablo should be wet. and we will tell you how long it's going to last and a a more significant rain and extended outlook coming up, carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. now to the latest in the san bernardino attack. 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. well have the latest. >> still so many questions, but this new video could answer where the assault rifles used in the san bernardino massacre came from. police stated they knew syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik purchased the handguns and the third party bought the rifles. authorities now tell abc news, they believe the third party is

a former neighbor of farook. >> syed farook is not available. >> farook's voice can still be heard on a mobile messaging system and investigators are looking to see if he left behind twitter messages linking him to a notorious isis recruiter, an fbi fugitive, mohamed ssan, who uses an online handle. s the same man who attacked an exhibition in garland, texas. tweeting to his american followers then, "it's time for brothers in the u.s. to do their part." >> it ended with both attackers being killed. >> meanwhile, in an online posting isis praised the farook and the attack. the mother-turned-murderer was the mastermind, leaving her family baffled. >> how could you do something like this?

at least think about your kid. >> and president obama will address the nation sunday night. he will give an update on the investigation and outline what the government is doing to keep americans safe. abc news, new york. >> 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 gunman who shot a person yesterday afternoon. it was on highway 242 yesterday afternoon. the driver is recovering in the hospital. 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 has 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 looking for clues that may help down the shooter, the victim was able to call himself -- to drive himself to the hospital in concord. >> the victim was struck a couple times to his upper body. there were gunshot holes on the left side of his vehicle. >> 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 probably packed with cars and there were probably multiple witnesses that saw what happened but didn't want to call or report it. we strongly urge them to call the dispatch center because we would love to talk to them. >> the highway was shut down as they conducted their investigation.

it was re-opened before 6:30. they don't have a motive and don't know if it's connected to s other freeway shootings that have happened recently in the east bay. in concord, sergio quintana, abc7 news. in san francisco the naacp will hold a press conference on the police shooting last week of mario woods. police say they want the community to come to together to bring a calm response to the issue in the city. and they want community members to work together to find solutions rather than violence. s the meeting is set for tomorrow night at 6:00 at the third baptist church on mcallister street. >> we are hearing of friends of an oakland teenager after a tragic accident took his life. it happened friday you night on the shores of lake merritt where he and his friends were celebrating a birthday. s abc7 news reporter cornell

barnard has the details. >> he was a really, really great guy. >> reporter: clair brook is dealing with the unbelievable loss of her good friend, jack lewis. >> it just 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 just jumped up to hang on it, and it fell. >> police say the 16-year-old was crushed by the enormous weight of the tree limb that broke off, 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 notified about the tragedy. she said that lewis 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 super happy to see everyone. >> i'm so sorry for his family. >> some parents say 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. >> the city said public work crews will examine the tree to find a possible cause of why the large branch broke off. in oakland. abc7 news. >> a fire gutted a home and killed more than a dozen animals in san jose. that was yesterday afternoon. no one was hurt but two dogs died. the family also raises chickens and 11 chicks perished, 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. you are looking at video of the tribute posted on the company's website. sonoma said a trip to paris inspired him to open a store in downtown sonoma back in 1956 using the same cookware used by top european chefs. two years later he moved to a larger store in san francisco, and 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 revv up their engines at 10:30 this morning

good head down petraro to the hospital. the dubs beat the raptors to improving 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. their next game is afternoon at 3:00 in brooklyn against the nets. mike shumann will have all the highlights in sports. the raiders in 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 is at 1:05. lisa, i have to show you my

warriors trinket here. we are hoping we have more wins like this coming up this year. in the meantime we will have more of this. a little jerky out there. temperatures in the mid-50s san francisco. rain is clipping into the oakland and hayward. we see -- if will you see it in your neighborhood? well, i have the answers coming up. >> thank you, lisa. scary moments on a private plane carrying oscar winner morgue about began free man and what forced the emergency landing. two men doused with gasoline and set on fire. coming up, the way a rush hour

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the >> welcome back. s 9:14:00 a.m. on this sunday morning. thick cloud cover there. what is going onyou may have been awakened by rain, as well. is there more in the forecast in lisa is along shortly with the full accuweather forecast. a close call for actor morgan freeman. he was aboard a private plane that made a hard landing last night. 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. the jet made an emergency and

landing and then skidded off the runway. only the pilot and 78-year-old actor were on board. neither were hurt. two men are in critical condition after a coworker doused them with gasoline and afternoon in maryland. >> he threw the gas on him and caught him on fire. it happened so quick. >> it happened on the highway near rush hour. >> the one victim received gurns over 90% of his body. his clothes were burned off of him at the scene. our second victim received burns to over 60% of his body. >> police say 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, saying they wanted to fight him. >> they agreed to settle it of

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. we have that video as evidence that we will use to further our investigation and hopefully assist the prosecution of this case. >> as the investigation continues, 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 vanessa herring reporting. police have been charged with attempted murder, assault and reckless endangerment. >> take a look a at this drone video of flooding in the united kingdom. this is in the down of kindl where an elderly man fell in the water today. crews are looking for anyone else who might still be in the floodwater. the storm is threatening

thousands of homes across england and scotland. dozens of flights in the area have been cancelled, as well. police have declared the flooding a major incident. california ski resorts are openings more runs this weekend. this video shows people invoicing the conditions yesterday. there was 10 inches of new to snow this week. 14 ski lifts are up and running and more snow is expected by next weekend. that still stands, right? >> that's right. a more significant system thursday and next weekend. but this morning it's a little bit light out there. we have an impact scale to show you that that will allow to you glance at this quickly and know what to expect.

back to number 1. it continues to impact us right now with slight scattered activity. some of it drizzle. some light rain. this morning it was coming down hard in santa rosa. still some showers up in the north bay. out toward 101, check out the east bay, 580 to 80 through oakland and hayward, even fremont getting wet. san ramon light activity over 680 and dublin looking at wet weather. and the showers continue for you across the san mateo bridge.

and back here, not much. redwood city. but we go further south and it really falls apart through sunnyvale and cupertino. and the sierra nevada rain-snow mix right now. mid-and upper 30s. and nice shot for you with beautiful cloud cover there and a little bit of snow. one to two inches expected throughout the day with this system. not much, but enough to show you down. 56 mountain view, good morning. 47 in morgan hill. numbers ranging from the 50s. and mild with the south wind. breezy at times and not great if you are out for a run or walking the dog. it should get more widely scattered throughout the day. dry in san jose. scattered showers, looking for partly clouding and mild conditions tomorrow and into tuesday 60s return, no rain on thursday. into friday and next weekend. so high surf warning with big-time waves, 16 to 19 feet.

and southern california right on through tuesday. so next couple of hours notice that we still have rain in the north bay. even into san francisco. 2:00 it's off the coast of the peninsula. and you start to see some from san mateo to perhaps belmont and over through the east bay into 5:00. the amounts, jacques not too impressive. just a couple of hundredths right through the afternoon and perhaps allows for an umbrella from time to time. we talked about the dry days monday and tuesday. look what happens thursday. it's more active into friday and then next weekend still some rain. good news, in fact, if you are looking at the snow, and it should be cooler systems with thursday and saturday. so over at the coast, 60 with a chance of a shower. go raiders. 59 in fremont today with 60 in san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring the 60s

with dry conditions tomorrow and wednesday increasing clouds and there's some more rain opportunities thursday, friday, saturday even into sunday. see it showing up on live doppler hd anytime with the abc7 news weather app. it's free. more information at abc7news.com /apps. >> all right. we are looking forward to a few splashes. >> i agree. >> thank you, lisa. and we will be right back.

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>> generosity? or an excuse to toss trash? the city of san leandro said they need the public's help in cutting down on the number of donation bins around town. our abc7 news reporter, katie, shows how some are becoming dumping grounds. >> people dumping whatever they want in and around them. s. >> reporter: many donation locations are now dumping locations in san leandro. s >> really messy. >> dozens of bins have been placed across the city, four in one parking lot. >> this woman works near the restaurant at washington s avenue. >> anything you can imagine 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 public 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 two organizations with 17 bins combined have gone through the proper permitting and approval process. the locations on the map. >> we believe there are many unpermitted, but we don't know where they are all located. >> we've 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 s items to vetted nonprofits. >> we have some in down, the davis community center. >> and in the meantime they are forced to handling the clean-up. >> abc7 news. es. >> knew this morning.

former gym any carter said he's cancer free. no cancer detected in his latest scan. he said doctors detected four melanoma spots on his brain. he underwent treatment at an atlanta hospital. he's 90 years old and is the second oldest living president behind george h.w. bush. >> all three of novato's police dogs have an extra layer of protection when they patrol the city. here's a picture of the newest member of the forces k9 team. he just received a bullet to proof vest thanks to a charity that works to protect police dogs all over america. the two-year-old german sheppard is trained to track suspects and is learning how to find illegal drugs. also in novato, a happy and record-breaking reunion. this is stephen and nancy payne along with their cat,

jumpingger. 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 the shelter find the paynes. 8 years is a new record for reuniting a lost pet with his family. >> remembering a hero. the selfless act by a san bernardino shooting victim and the final words a woman he saved said she will never forget. and an imminent security threat. after the break, the american consulate now on lock-down.

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really all throughout the bay except for the south bay. in the north bay you will notice that around middletown, a sweep on top of mount st. helena getting wet. with guyserville. these folks picked up over half-inch of rain through the 34:00 hour. more showers spreading up toward i80, the delta, american canyon and vallejo. light activity throughout san rafael, mill valley, over 580 and richmond. hayward, union city, outward the san ramon valley. a little bit of shower activity and we don't want to forget about the peninsula and into the dumbarton bridge and the san mateo bridge where the activity has been light. san jose, can't forget about you, you are dry. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. new this morning, at least six businesses have been damaged in the north bay after a two-alarm fire broke out early this morning. fire officials say it started at the cigarettes cheaper store in petaluma.

it spread to others in the complex. some of those businesses are also without power right now. the cause of the fire is under investigation. now to the latest in the san bernardino shootings. the fbi raided a home yesterday next door to where suspect syed farook's family used to live in riverside. one neighbor said that an old friend of farooks 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. the fbi says he's not a suspect, but they do want to question him. >> it was like 3:00 in the morning. i got woken up by it. it sound like a voice coming from the loudspeaker and that's when i saw a big unmarked s.u.v. and that's where the sirens and lights were coming from.

one single voice over a loudspeaker. >> the fbi says there's evidence that extreme planning before that shooting. 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 how the u.s. will defeat it. you can watch the president live right here on abc7. s. >> the president of liberty university, a christian college in virginia, is urging all his students to arm themselves because of the mass shooting. he made the comments 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 kill. 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 they are warning citizens to avoid the area. they are not 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 [indiscernible] >> that was video taken inside the underground station shows a man stabbing one of several people yesterday. one man has serious injuries, two others with minor injuries. witnesses say the attacker shouted "this is for syria." police 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. abc devin dwyer has the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: 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 these animals. >> after the san bernardino wasker, the candidates are ratcheting up their tough talk. this is ted cruz. look at this new tv ad. >> you will know if you attack us, you are signing a death warrant. >> 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 come in and blow up people and kill people, i don't rule out anything.

>> 35,000 got those visas last year after being admitted for interviews and a process that takes months. >> that vetting resulted in 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 we need to do to tighten up requirements, do better. >> but guns remain the biggest flash points with democrats renewing bans for tougher background checks. >> that was devin dwyer reporting for abc news. s to. >> a ban group says the san jose was found in the carribean, and the treasures inside could be worth as much as

$17 billion with a "b." it sank in 1908 when it was intercepted on the way to columbia. inside, a treasure trove of gold, silver, emeralds and other items. the colombian president said the ship and its contents will be studied and protected. an american company is claiming a large portion of that treasure. to. >> hon ka, the jewish festival of lights kicks off tonight at union square. since 1975 the menorah lighting ceremony has taken place. the lighting ceremony begins at 4:30 this afternoon. 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 roof cam. s you see rain there. the showers are scattered throughout the day in much of the bay area today. and more on tap for later this

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trip and drop, that's what is going on this morning at 9:39 on a sunday. and maybe it's drip, drop, dripty-drop where you are, too. all those statistics in a few ar. 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 world is changing. >> that's why the team came here from korea, hoping to make this replace blackboards 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. it's head-worn. it means that kids can see equations and diagrams while staying face-to-face with the teacher. >> what is there to see here? >> they envision college students watching online lectures from anywhere on the $600 device they hope schools will buy in bulk. >> if the high school or universities want to try it out, we want to give them samples. like 50 or 100 units. >> it requires new content and that's the other side of the company's business, a project called ssam cast to create high quality 3d lessons free for students.

>> this tube "he" instead. >> ssam is korean for teacher. you see they are recording lessons for high-schoolers about to take the s.a.t. >> 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. >> ssam 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. >> its free with or without the headset the. >> they hope it will help level the playing field for standardized tests. >> just they didn't have enough money to go to tutors or go to specialized institutions it gives an equal opportunity to students of all socioeconomic stat us. ed. >> in oakland, jonathan with bloom, abc7 news. [cheers and applause] >> first they were cheering and

then shivering. san francisco police officers took a polar plunge at the bay yesterday. it is to raise money for the make-a-wish foundation. there is ama daetz, who served as m. c. for the festivities. chief greg suhr even took a dip into the 54-degree waters of the bay. lisa, would you do something like that? >> maybe. it looks kind of fun. >> you do it, i'll do it. >> okay. maybe we should make it a date or something. today is pretty drip by out there from sfo. we have delays of over an hour. we've had rain from belmont to san mateo. not much, but it's out there. it's winding down quickly. we will talk about the most significant system we see yet coming your way for the week ahead in just a few moments. >> i made that bet because i don't think you will do it. [laughter] >> also ahead, let's check out sports. the hope for christian

mccaffrey and the cardinals in the pac-12 championship. we have all the highlights coming up with abc7 sunday morning news continues.

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s. >> welcome back. a live look from santa cruz. you still see some folks out there. it's 57 degrees right now. it's going do ramp up to a warm toasty 62 degrees later today. , the high surf warning there but no rain. doesn't look like it. in fact, san jose maybe .01-inch. it's winding down in the next couple hours. first we want to take you to our storm impact scale. we are currently under what we call a number one system, which is light with some breezy winds lasting a few hours, an inch and a half of rain.

. >> so number one here is light. breezy winds where you can see anywhere from a inch to three quarter inch for those in cloverdale in the early morning hours. as it pushes into a dryer air mass, it's manage to go bring down a few light sprinkles but not much out there at all. toward american canyon and vallejo. marin county, and southward through berkeley, oakland, walnut creek and concord. highway 12, wet weather. the san ramon valley, higher elevations of mt. diablo and fremont a little mist and drizzle. peninsula you picked up a little and belmont, half moon bay, but really falling apart toward mountain view and san jose.

rain-snow mix. maybe an inch or two should do it with temperatures in the mid-and upper 30s from truckee to the tahoe valley airport. we have fog, as well of the san francisco, poor visibility with delays over an hour. mid-50s for you. and the high dewpoints and the rain keeping it somewhat mild. from mt. tam kind of sets it on a rainy day. more showers in the north bay today before with winds down. livermore has been cool and certainly damp out there. san jose a little sunshine activity for you. temperatures will be on the mild side the next one he will days as the system moves out of the way. high pressure building tomorrow and tuesday a good deal of the high cloud cover. numbers back into the 60s. the next system looks to be a a longer one. we could see a half-inch to inch of rain into thursday and more saturday into sunday.

high surf warning. huge waves out there, deadly rip currents that will last until tuesday. the next couple of hours you notice the green dotting the landscape. we have rain from santa rosa, san rafael and vallejo over to the half-hour to the 2:00, 3:00 hour. not much out there. probably not much in san jose. this is what i wanted to show you. we have the outlook that shows the next several days. dry sunday and monday. friday showers. look at that. saturday and sunday. looking pretty good in terms of the rainfall beefing up and then over in oakland today cloudy skies. so the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring the clouds and the showers winding down with more activity next week. >> are you thinking that that activity will be like a two or

three on the scale? >> yeah, i do. i certainly do. >> good play with the impact scale. >> yeah. >> i'm watching. thank you, lisa. let's check out sports. the golden state warriors take it all the way down to the wire in toronto to move their record to 21-0. the stanford cardinals in a convincing win over usc down on the farm for the pac-12 championship. here's sports anchor mike shumann. he has the highlights in this 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. stanford dominated the first half. how about this. pass to kevin hogan. 11-yard touchdown. 13-3, cardinals at the half. usc woke up in the third. jones, the 27-yard touchdown run. a good one, at that. trojans take the 16-13 lead. now, stanford will answer. hogan, and this, a 7-yard

touchdown, 20-16 cardinals. turning point of the game, 14 seconds left in the third. blake martinez, who was doubtful for the game with ankle injury, stripped the ball, found him, scoops and scores, stanford up 27-16. usc got within five but then mccaffrey took over. 461 all-purpose yards. he and kevin hogan became the first two players to run, throw and catch a touchdown, 28-yard reception for mccaffrey. stanford wins the pac-12 championship for the third time. 41-22, the final. they will face either iowa or ohio state in the rose bowl. is it >> a huge honor. a huge honor. couldn't thank my teammates enough, or be around a better group of guys. we've gone through so much and we put ourselves in difficult situations in the off-season, and to see it come through together like this is truly a blessing. >> i think this one is the best

one. 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 nba record 221st straight -- or 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. got it! the warriors on a 16-0 run. steph had 16 in the first quarter. move to the fourth. the three. to klay. five minutes left. kyle lowry goes baseline, gave him 27. raptors back in front. 96-95. less than three minutes to go. steph, his 9th three of the game. the raptors go baseline and foul. tied at 106. lowry goes for 41. curry 6 of 6 on free throws. in the final minute. inbounds to cory joseph and he loses it out-of-bounds. warriors hold on to win 112-109.

with curry's 44 points. their 21st straight win to start the season. they now have the record for the best start among all four major professional sports leagues. >> after losing friday night to the ducks, the sharks hosting the lightning. burns beat stalock, he had two goals in the game. s sharks have lost four of their last five. 4-3, the final. today niners in chicago. the warriors get brooklyn. all that, and i'll have it for you tonight at 5:00. i'm mike shumann. have a great day! >> thanks, mike. a new mexico air force base locked down last week after reports of an active shooter. after the break you won't believe what really sparked

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a polar bear receives special treats on a milestone birthday. this is snow lilly. she lives in a milwaukee zoo. she turned 30 on friday. zookeepers gave her a rawhide bone and an ice block filled with fish and other treats. she arrived at the zoo ten years ago. her birthday is special because they say polar bears in captivity usually live about 30 years, and 15 to 18 years in the wild. >> reports of an active shooter made tense moments as an air force base in new mexico. officials ordered a lockdown

after someone said they thought they heard gunshots on the base. they lifted it shortly after sag security found no threat. it turned out the popping of heavy-duty bubble wrap is what sparked that scare. officials said reporting the loud bangs was the right thing to do. if you see something, say something, even if it's bubble wrap. let's get a final check of the accuweather forecast. >> showers in and around the north bay up toward the vallejo area and the east bay. north of hayward. memberins law, maybe a drift here or there, and the showers are winding down quickly throughout the next couple hours. next chance is thursday, half-inch to mabin. and a half with that one. >> thank you, lisa, and thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. our abc7 newscast will be back, leading up to president obama's

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