>> leave from the k.g. o tv broadcast center. this is abc7 news. >> it's saturday, december th. thanks for waking up with us, i'm chris ngyen. we are off to a cool start across the bay area. let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen. she has the first look at live doppler hd. >> hi, chris. up in the north bay a little wind-chill factor. santa rosa feels like it's freezing. partly cloudy skies out there, some clear spots in the protected valleys and it is certainly cold. the clouds on the increase today in anticipation of the next system which we will call storm 2 on our impact scale. it's 41 hayward. good morning fremont 45 for you. 48 in san mateo and about 50 on the coast. so with the cooler start this morning, we will have another day with temperatures in the upper 50s for most locations. a little more sunshine for you in the south bay with numbers in and around 60.

also east bay about 60 today with upper 50s elsewhere. the clouds will continue to push into the bay and we will talk about the winds and the snow, which all will arrive for kind of a wet and windy wild sunday on the way. chris. >> lisa, thank you. breaking news out of fremont. a man died after a collision on northbound 880 this morning, shutting down all lanes. chp tells us a car was stalled in the far left lane when another star slammed into the back of it of officers do not know if the man was inside the stalled car or outside of it prior to the accident. all northbound 880 lanes between auto mall parkway and south fremont are closed follow further notice. more breaking news for out of san francisco. one person is dead after a car hit a pedestrian on interstate 280 earlier this morning. it happened just before 2:00 in the northbound lanes at the ocean avenue on-ramp. chp has reopened all lanes after being closed for nearly two hours. stick with abc7 news nor updates on our breaking news. and be sure to follow us on

twitter at abc7 news bay area. 6:01 is our time. hundreds of babies have been exposed to tuberculosis in the south bay putting them at risk of the severe illness. a nurse tested positive. doctors say there's a low chance the nurse passed it on to anyone else. but nobody is taking any chances. >> if this were to happen to any one baby, that would one baby too many. >> at santa clara valley medical center officials are trying to head off a health emergency. they say a nurse had contact with babies and active tuberculosis while working with newborns and she didn't know it. >> she did not have cough, so was not coughing up tuberculosis during the period of time that she was working. >> while that may have delayed her diagnosis, it also means she wasn't as contagious as she could have been. >> while the individual did have active or infectious t.b. disease, she was probably not

able to spread it that well simply because the individual didn't have any symptoms at all. >> still, the hospital says 350 babies may have been exposed, along with hundreds of moms and staff members. the adults will be screened and treated, if necessary. the chair of pediatrics is recommending all of the babies be treated with a daily antibiotic for six to nine months. >> when a baby gets tuberculosis, it can get into the bloodstream and travel throughout the body to other areas, including the brain, which is the most feared complication. the public health department said santa clara county has the fourth highest rate of t.b. in california. in san jose, katie marzullo, abc news. >> we learned that a san francisco police officers is named as one of the officers shot and killing mario woods previously faced a lawsuit for

excessive force back in charles 13. he's charles august. he shot him him along with these officers you see on the screen. all of the officers are on administrative leave, which is routine in cases like these. police tell us there are three different investigations into this shooting. his family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the san francisco police department. their attorneys say video footage disputes police accounts that woods threatened officers with a knife. >> he did not raise his hands in any kind of threatening manner before the barrage of shots were against him. >> he was the best of me. and he redeemed himself. >> police say they are unable to comment on pending lawsuits. sky 7hd was there when a group of high school students blocked traffic in union square. they left classes yesterday and marched across the city, calling for justice for woods and other

people killed by police. the fbi pulled several items from a san bernardino lake as they search for evidence connected to last week's shooting rampage. they have not said what they removed from the lake yesterday. they are looking for a computer hard drive belonging to the attackers. police believe they threw it in the lake after killing 14 people and just before being killed in a shootout with officers. a bay area muslim community will hold a prayer vigil today for the victims of the san bernardino shooting. the muslim community will hold that vigil in bay point. the community said it's condemns the shootings and sends condolences to the victims' families and friends. it starts at 6:00 tonight at the bay point mosque. investigators believe a fire at a mosque in riverside county was intentionally set. a person of interest was located and detained. members of the mosque said someone fire-bombed the building around noon yesterday. nobody was hurt, but flames did damage the front lobby of the

mosque. the fbi plans to assist local police in investigating what happened. gun sales in california have reached a record high this year. sales spiked on black friday and the days following the san bernardino attack. there have been more than 1.5 million federal background checks because of firearm purchases this year. that broke the previous record of 1.47 million set last year. and this month usually draws more gun sales for holiday gifts and getting ahead of any new gun restrictions the new year may bring. happening today, the san francisco community group is using thousands of dollars they raised for a gun buy-back. united players is hosting the event today at the south of market clubhouse. people will get $100 for a handgun and $200 for an assault weapon. more than 900 guns have been turned in in buy-backs since

in san francisco since 2011. the buy-back starts at 8:00 this morning at 1038 howard street. also happening, join news reporter lyanne melendez as she mc's a san francisco rally for gun prevention violence. ing jackie speier and senator mark leno will speak at the rally. the event starts at noon and ends at 2:00 at the united nations plaza in san francisco. 6:07, the time. today the streets of san francisco will be filled with jolly old elves. santacon is in 200 cities now but it actually started here 21 years ago. a great party for some people but a nightmare for others. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has more on the city-wide party. >> reporter: at sip and sew near poke street, special edition santa hat will be on sale for revelers. >> it's a great way to start the holiday season. >> she's well aware of the crowd descending on the city. >> you will not be able to cross the street without being inundated with 3,000 to 5,000 santas. >> poke street is already decorated for the season and it

will be filled with people. club managers say santacon has gone overboard. >> what do you do? >> we hired two security officers and we don't let anyone in in a santa outfit. >> here in north beach they hire bouncers three days out of the year. at least two other businesses will also be saying no to santas the >> half the time they are passed out in the street or rude to customers. anyone with a santa outfit, not here. >> not everyone is shutting them out. across the street the former santacon participate is welcoming people. >> i permanently don't care. we have fun, we like to stay together with the people and we like atmosphere. >> he opened this place up this summer so this will be the first year he will be handling droves of people in santa suits. in san francisco, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> abc7 news viewers are getting

into the holiday spirit by sending us holiday pictures. use the hashtag abc7 now. the warriors kept their winning streak alive last night. they are now 24-0 this season. it took double overtime to make it happen. draymond green was all over the courts. larry biel talk about his amazing stats coming up in sports. the extra minutes may take its toll when they play again tonight in milwaukee. but last night fans got on edge watching the thrilling edge. we have the story. >> dubs fans couldn't believe it. this watch party at house rules bar quickly became a celebration for yet another big win >> unbelievable! 28-0! we will beat the cavs. >> this is a win some people didn't think would happen. two key players sidelined with

injuries. >> no harrison barnes, no clay -- klay thompson. we knew they could pull it off. they do it every time. >> it makes it a 28-game winning street that dates back to the final four games of last season. across town at pete's tavern, even cleveland fans were in awe. >> i love the cavs, but the warriors are insane. >> this subs fan was so excited, he had to hug somebody, which was me. walsh was hoping for a ticket but the team has sold out 144 straight home games. the average ticket price for a home game this season, about $344. >> it's tough being priced out. i used to go to maybe ten, fifteen games a year, now it's one or two. >> the hottest ticket in town for a hot team that continues to amaze. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> lisa, you are continuing to track some wet weather?

>> that's right. 47 degrees in san francisco. 50 at the airport. sun comes up at 7:16 and we will see some of that today the increasing clouds on the way. and wait until you see our forecast for tomorrow. you are not going to want to miss it. >> thanks, lisa. also next, an illegal arsenal uncovered in the east bay. the man caught with all the guns and grenade launchers. and plus after two weeks of intense negotiations, a global climate change agreement is reached. we have t what if the holidays were about people again? and the four-letter word that defined the season

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>> new details on historic action to help slow down climate change. representatives from 195 nations have reached an ambitious agreement in paris. scientists warn of dire consequences without the deal, which aims to limit global warming to below 2 degrees celsius or 3.6 degrees fahrenheit. the final draft is about 20 pages long. seven pages shorter than a previous draft, suggesting that competing options had been deleted. this morning a martinez man is in jail after agents of the california department of alcoholic beverage control seized more than 40 illegal and unregistered firearms from his home. yesterday a state agent seized the guns and rocket launchers, along with two stills from a

concord business where he is accused of brewing illegal rum and whiskey. it's been several months in the making. >> the agents sealed more than 60 illegal and unregistered firearms from this home. >> this is out of the norm. >> abc agents conducted an undercover investigation beginning in concord after receiving a complaint the 53-year-old man was making and selling rum and whiskey illegally. neighbors of the concord business say they saw agents move in. >> a lot of commotion. >> they seized 2 illegal stills along with more than 200 gallons of illegally still spirits and inlegally produced wine. agents arrested albert. abc said illegal stills are potentially explosive. >> they shouldn't be very atheable neighbors. >> at his home they recovered illegal firearms. along with gun silencers and

launchers. the officials now have the peps. >> our agents are just trying to answer the questions why were all these weapons there? >> unbelievable. i just can't fathom that. >> carol is his neighborhood. >> i'm very surprised. he's been a good neighbor. there are young people that live there. >> albert is facing felony charges for possessing a still along with illegal, unregistered firearms and he's facing misdemeanor charges for selling alcohol without a license. abc says he did have that license for a different winery in concord. in concord, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> campbell police wanted to find out if the same sexual predator targeted two girls and woman. all three crimes took place near eden avenue and west rosemary lane.

a woman also reported a man exposing a man while he sat inside his truck. one crime took place last month and the other two were this month. >> a driver survived this huge piece of metal that flew through his bmw's windshield. this picture was tweeted from the seen along saratoga avenue. the driver escaped with just a scratch. he was alone inside the s.u.v. it appears the piece of metal threw off a truck at around 2:00 yesterday afternoon. christmas came early for hundreds of stanford university hopefuls. the school sent acceptance letters to more than 700 high school students who applied under the early admission program. nearly 8,000 applied in the first rounds, which is the most in stanford's history. the students come from 48 states and 34 countries. more than 80% hold a 4.0 or higher gpa. more than 35,000 additional high schoolers are expected to apply by january 3rd. happening today, drivers in the east bay should expect road closers and track delays because

of the walnut creek half-marathon. it starts on civic way and north broadway. thousands of runners are expected to hit the streets, and the race is in its fifth year. it will affect traffic in the area and the neighborhoods that feed directly to the area. as we have the weather check, thank goodness the rain is holding off for the runners today. >> that's right. it's been known to happen. and probably for events tomorrow as well. people have to deal with the wet weather, the slick roadways and the gusty winds and mountain snow as well. it's all coming. but this morning it's cold out there. 12 truckee. 17 at the airport and 30s around the bay, up in the north bay and by the delta. a look at live doppler 7hd. we will stay dry for the bulk of the day. except if you live in the far north bay you could be looking

at some scattered showers as early as tonight. from san francisco we are in the 40s. one of the warmer locations. 43 in san jose. it's 42 in morgan hill. half moon bay, hi there, 352 degrees for you. and those surf conditions are treacherous out there still. we still have a high surf warning. so 4:00 this morning. it's 41 in novato and 37 in river -- in livermore. we will continue to do that until we get to the 8:00 hour. napa chilling out at 38 degrees. the sun coming up after 7:00. already looking a little light out there. partly cloudy to clear this morning. clouds on the increase today. but you will see some of that sunshine. we will still stay rather seasonal. looking at a stormy day tomorrow. rainy and windy in the morning. here are the waves right now. they were more intense yesterday. they slowly will subside. but from monterey up through

sonoma, still very dangerous westerly swell. storm impact scale tomorrow, a moderate one on the way with wet and windy conditions for sunday. wind gusts potentially from 35 do 40 miles an hour. so 1:00 to the we have filtered sunshine. some rain from ukiah to cloverdale. then by 5:00 maybe some scattered showers for you up to the far north bay. but by 9:00, 10:00, you still can see them and they become more likely throughout the overnight hours. 4:00 in the morning monday, not much going on. but as we go through the 5:00, 6:00 hour, it's light rain. 7:00, 8:00 it's in the north bail, and 1:00 in the east bay and south bay with the heaviest rain and exits by the early afternoon. so rainfall will be anywhere from a half-inch or better up to an inch in the north bay, with about a half ininch from san carlos to san francisco. and on the coast with one-third in and around san jose. the winds, check it out.

anywhere from 31 miles an hour in the morning at the coast to 36 up around point reyes and 43 miles per hour winds through the afternoon our. the east bay and south bay gust city throughout the day. the winter storm warning from 5:00 tomorrow morning through about 7:00 in the evening with the initial burse of a foot and a half to two feet right on through late sunday. and even monday snow is likely. 57 napa. maybe an evening shower in the north bay. the accuweather seven-day forecast looks at our storm impact scale tomorrow as a number 2. drying out monday and tuesday. a bulk of clear and cool days before perhaps more rain next weekend. >> got to love that snow up in the sierra. >> yes. this is huge for them. >> lisa, thank you. coming up next, 'tis the season to keep an eye on your deliveries. how police believe this thief spotted his stolen holiday

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>> paula harris is here with us from new york to tell us what is coming up on "good morning america" >> trump held a rare down haul event taking questions from the audience. there was no podium. live from the campaign trail with all of the details. an fbi investigators continue searching a san bernardino lake. authorities believe they could find the shooter's missing computer hard drive, which is a sought-after piece of evidence. so could this lead to new details about that terrorist couple? plus, it's a crime caught on camera. a crook was caught red-handed and charged with stealing expensive jhoulys from the cleveland museum of natural history. authorities say this man, he is none other than a college professor. we have that story and many more coming up on gma this saturday. see you soon. a warning this morning. 'tis the season for crooks. they will steal christmas packages right from your front door, but in this case a security camera captured the crime. palo alto police hope you can identify this man who swiped

packages from a porch on south court last saturday. detectives believe he saw the packages after driving slowly through the neighborhood. he took off in a red car, possibly a nissan sentra. a new list of the best 25 destinations in the united states for the holidays includes two north bay cities. in healdsburg the doppler dickens dinners at the matrona manor are said to make even scrooge smile, according to the magazine. sonoma came in at number 24. the magazine cited the city spa, shopping and wineries. much more ahead on the saturday morning news. battle lines drawn. what donald trump has to say to republican party leaders who don't want him on their ticket. plus, the historic vote taking place today in saudi arabia. you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪

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this is abc7 news. great to have you with us. here's lisa argen tracking the weather conditions where you live. good morning >> good morning. it's quiet right now. skies clear. it's chilly out there, but clouds will be on the increase today in advance of a storm system that is slated to reach

us this time tomorrow. very wet and windy conditions. we are rating it a number 2 on our storm impact scale. but the sun coming up after 7:00 looks good from our roof camera. it's cold. santa rosa 36. 41 novato, 44 by the delta and 37 in livermore. elsewhere we've got more 40s around the bay. we will be looking at temperatures to climb into the 50s today. seasonal outlook for your noontime hour and by 4:00 we are still dry, increasing clouds and looking at maybe the possibility of a north bay shower before the evening is out. we will track tomorrow's storm and wind, also snow for you coming up. chris. lisa, thank you. new this morning, saidzy women are heading to polling stations across their country today to vote for the first time in a landmark election the

more than 130,000 women are registered to vote, compared to more than 1 million men. 5,000 men and nearly 1 through -- nearly 1 million are runs as candidates for council seats. because of saudi arabia's jenner regulargation rules, men and women are casting ballots at separate polling stations. republican candidate donald trump is telling his rivals he's going to win. this was the scene last night as he addressed a crowd in des moines, iowa. members of the party are wrestling with the idea as trump with their nominee. the washington posts reports that party leaders held a strategy session on how they might stop trump. here's his response to that. >> honestly, it's not going to matter. they can't do anything. i don't care about the establishment. >> a new national poll shows the majority of americans oppose trump's proposed ban on muslims coming into the united states but among republican voters 42% support it. abc news reporter jonathan carle explains what it means for the republican party. >> donald trump has a warning for republican leaders who want to stop the trump juggernaut. >> they say, folks, i'm sorry i did this to you, but you have to get used to it. it's one of those little problems in life. >> trump rises in the poll. there are signs of chaos in the

republican party and now a new battle brewing between senator ted cruz and the front runner. until now cruz has avoided attacking trump but he was caught on a tape obtained by the new york times in a closed-door meeting questioning whether trump and ben carson have the judgment to be commander in chief. cruz said he's avoided attacking them because he wants their voters and doesn't want to be attacked by trump. >> my approach, much to the frustration of the media, has been to bear hug both of them and smother them with love. >> trump responded tweeting looks like ted cruz is getting ready to attack. i'm leading by so much he must. i hope so. he will fall like the others. cruz tried to walk it back tweeting the establishment's only hope, trump and me in a cage match. sorry to disappoint. donald trump is terrific. #dealwithit. the washington post reported

that private leaders met privately talking about weather trump could be stopped at the republican convention. that prompted carson said it was the beginning of a plan to replace the will of the voters and replace it with the party's elite, he will leave the party. meanwhile trump supporters seem to like his controversial proposal to temporarily ban muslims from coming into the u.s. >> i say more power to him because we need to observe who is getting into the united states. >> hillary clinton tried out her own trump impression back in october. >> donald trump? isn't he the one that's like, oh, you are all losers? >> now she's signaling a tougher line on the republican frontrunner. >> you know, i have to say, i know longer think he's funny. >> and that was jonathan carle reporting. the democratic frontrunner for the president held a rally of her own last night. hillary clinton spoke to a crowd of people in st. louis, missouri. she talked about strengthening the economy by creating jobs, raising wages and investing in

america's future growth. of:33 is our time. >> new this morning p.m. will -- president obama will visit the penalty gone on monday to hold the national security council meeting to talk about the war on isis. in his weekly address he praised france's resilience in the face of the attack. he wants the other countries to know we are all hear for each other. >> i hope every muslim american hears are that we are all part of the same american family, we are all in this together. that's the spirit we have to uphold. that's what we can do as americans, united in defense of the country we love. >> during monday's meeting, president obama will review our military campaign on how to keep america safe. about >> the latest bay area storm brought a scare for one family in oakland. sky 7hd shows us where a tree fell right onto their apartment thursday night, nearly going into a bedroom where they and their baby was sleeping. now there's concern that could be just the beginning.

abc7 news reporter alyssa harrington found out this is not the first time something like this has happened there before. >> pictures kind of came off the wall. it felt kind of like a small rolling earthquake. >> new dad tony wagner said his family is lucky to be alive. a huge eucalyptus tree toppled would over into their apartment in the middle of the night. it came inches from his bedroom window where he was asleep with his wife and new baby girl. this shows part of the roof crushed. this is the second tree to fall on the building in the past few months. >> with el nino coming, we've let the property management, as well as the city of oakland know that this is a hazard. >> but wagner and his neighbors say the city has been slow to respond. >> there was supposed to be an arborist out here to do something and nothing has happened. >> just last week a teenager was killed when a tree branch snapped near lake merritt. two years ago a windstorm

knocked an enormous eucalyptus over. its roots came clear out of the ground. i went to city hall to ask what is being done to keep people safe? nobody would talk on camera. a spokesperson said they get thousands of calls and have to prioritize which one to take care of first. meanwhile an arborist came to see the tree. this is on fairmont avenue. >> these are drought-stressed trees here and their health has been compromised. >> he said all the trees needs immediate pruning before another one falls. in oakland, abc7 news. >> if you enjoy listening to great music and want to help children, you want to know about a special charity concert next weekend. three-time grammy winner is holding a holiday jam concert. it raises money to expose young people to music education.

spoke with her yesterday about why she started this foundation. >> you are smart because you are play music. it makes your heart and soul open up. i see the kids get better as they practice and learn something, they expand their personalities. that turns me on. >> the dancing in the street holiday jam charity concert is next saturday at the theater in mill valley. you can visit our website, a bc7 news.com to get your tickets and more information. still ahead on the abc7 saturday morning news. a group of kids won't let el nino rains ruin an east bay camera. an important lesson they are learning where the environment. here's a beautiful view of the bay bridge. the sun is starting to rise. lisa argen will have the full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes.

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>> this is abc7 news. >> thanks for waking up with us. check out this amazing view from the mt. tam camera this morning. no rain for now but conditions will change throughout the weekend. lisa argen returns in a little bit with a full accuweather forecast. 6:40 is our time. another golf club is expected to close next month.

management said not enough people are playing. in the past ten years numbers have been cut almost in half. the employees were told thursday about the looming january closer. management said the drought is also a factor. the water shortage has led to a 500% increase in costs over the past four years. happening today, you can help victims of the massive valley fire. for a christmas in milltown event. the calistoga fairgrounds housed hundreds of evacuees. today it will be the site of a holiday gathering for the valley fire victims. santa claus will give out gift certificates and the lake county relief fund will present $800,000 to be distributed to victims. shops in milltown will be open late so people can spend money to support those businesses. 6:41 is our time. weather-wise a little cool out there right now? >> yes. a great day to do that. late evening showers in the north bay but check it out. lake tahoe with 12 degrees in

truckee, 17 at the tahoe valley airport and a winter storm warning for tomorrow. if you are thinking of going, it's today or monday. tomorrow will be crazy. we will talk about it coming up. >> also next, the warriors get pushed to the limit in boston. larry beil has the highlights of the dubs' 24th straight win of the season comin who coined the term "side bread?" because there's nothing "side" about this bread. it may look like the moon. but it's the star of the show. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right.

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>> sports tonight the warriors will wrap-up their grew seven-game road trip against the

bucks. tipoff at 7:00 in milwaukee. with the win they would become the first team in nba history to sweep a road trip of at least seven games. last night the dubs had to go to double overtime to keep their historic run going. here's larry with the highlights of this morning's sports report. >> good morning. they were on fumes. the tank was empty. but 24-0 was within sight and the warriors, they just refused to lose. minus klac thompson and harrison barnes. both out with sprained ankles. they survived double overtime in boston. the celtics had dinner with steph curry. draymond green, one-on-one. dubs up 57-53 at the half. fired up. fourth quarter, david lee down low. ties the game. he had 10. late fourth quarter. isaiah thomas three of 18. celtics up five. the warriors down one. under a minute to go. curry, a deep three! 38 for steph. with 46 seconds left, warriors by 2. section seconds left. tied at 103. thomas for the win! denied.

denied by livingston. thomas again in o.t. for the win. comes up short. on to a second overtime. what a night for draymond. 24 points, 11 gourds, 8 assists, 5 steals, 5 blocks. show your bicep. and the warriors win their 28th in a row. second longest win streak of all-time and no time to rest. in milwaukee tonight. >> exhausting, but it was fun. obviously it's nice to get the win, but we had to claw our way through it. it was a fun game obviously. the kind of atmosphere that you like. you hope you don't have to play an extra ten minutes to get it done, but we found a way. >> steph is amazing. the giants signed a five year the $90 million deal with jeff samardzija. nickname is the shark. and he has a personality a bit like madison bumgarner. >> he's like a lefty version of me.

it's kind of weird, man. i watch him pitch. he's grumpy on the mound and swinging out of his shorts. i'm a big fan of madison. >> the heisman trophy will be handed out tonight. stanford's christian mccaffrey accumulated more yards this season than anybody in history and that may still not be enough to stop alabama's derek henry from winning the trophy. he's happy to be among the finalists. >> i want to soak it in, but i'm definitely nervous. hard not to be a little giddy about it. but, i mean, can't control it so can't harp on it too much. >> high school football, bellerman watching the warriors game or what? a play on the division one regional bowl. antonio garcia up the middle with 41 seconds left and they end the 30-game winning streak. the bells of bellerman win and advance to the state championship. stanford minutes soccer playing akron in the final four. scoreless and decided with a

penalty. akron with a chance to win but gonzales morris hit the post. and denies nate schultz. stanford a winner, 8-7 in p.k.'s and will face clemson in sunday's national championship. that's a wrap on sports. have a great weekend, everybody! i'm larry beil. >> some of us were loping for a dry weekend, but. >> really? >> maybe. >> i saw team cleaning out their gutters, getting their lights up, getting their tree. today is the day to do it unless you wait until late tomorrow because we have a pretty good system on the way. this time tomorrow we are giving it a number 2 on the storm impact scale. more of that in a moment. live doppler 7hd we are quiet. cold in the sierra nevada. it's even cold in the north bay valleys. also up by the delta, ten degrees cooler this morning than yesterday morning. but it's this that we are anticipating tomorrow to bring not only rain but wind and about two feet of snow for parts of the sierra nevada. a live look outside. it's cold but look at all the clear sky.

that's why. 47 san francisco, 42 oakland. good morning mountain view. 41 here and 52 half moon bay. be careful if you are headed to the coast. still the high surf warning is in effect until 4:00 this afternoon. 38 napa. 39 in novato. look at fairfield, 34 degrees. even livermore has dipped into the 30s while concord sitting at 40 degrees. we will look for a dry day today for most of you. but as the clouds increase we could see a shower in the north bay. but primarily tomorrow is whether we are going to get the stormy condition was the rain and wind on the way for the morning in the north bay. so these waves continue to decrease but, boy, were they huge yesterday and they continue to be very, very dangerous today. so if you are headed towards the coast, maybe think twice, don't go or keep a save distance. really dangerous out there. we talked about a moderate storm on the way with some downpours possibly with some wind gusts to 40 miles an hour.

this all begins this time tomorrow. but today you are looking at the cloudy skies. you can kind of see a shower by 1:00. by 5:00 a few showers slipping into santa rosa. if you are headed out tonight you may get your head wet if you are in the north bay of marin county. but through the overnight hours the rain becomes light and continues to overspread the entire bay area. by about 7:00 tomorrow heavy rain north of santa rosa. by about 9:00 it's in marin county. out toward vallejo and looks like san francisco getting in on the act, as well as oakland. by 10:00 tomorrow morning into emeryville and fremont. san mateo and san carlos. by 11:00 it's the south bay, cupertino and sunnyvale and still raining by 12:00 in the south bay. how much rain? about three quarter inch in the north bay to about a half-inch in napa and maybe half-inch in hayward and a third for mountain view or a little better than that in santa clara. wind gusts 31 miles an hour 7:00 tomorrow, and it doesn't stop there. in fact the winds continue to

increase with the passage of the cold front and behind it. it's going to be very cool and breezy with that cold air settling in. winter storm warning for the west slopes of the sierra. winter weather advisory through 10:00. this is just getting going tomorrow because we can see 25 inches in kirkwood by 4:00 monday morning. 57 san francisco, 60 oakland, at san jose. and the accuweather seven-day forecast shows the rainy and windy day tomorrow, partly cloudy, maybe a leftover sprinkle on monday. dry but chilly tuesday, wednesday and thursday. >> if you have plans to head to the syria, probably today is the better day to go up there. >> i suspect. >> and not deal with the snow on the roads. >> absolutely. it's going to be busy. >> lisa, thank you. second graders at one oakland school aren't allowing el nino rains to wreak havoc at their nearby canyon. they have been involved in a habitat restoration project, and that's one reason they received a good sum of money from a prominent environmental agency. lyanne melendez explains.

>> take a beautiful canyon like beacon's field in oakland, add some second graders from joaquin miller elementary, and you have the makings of a great restoration project. >> we pulled eight bags of invasive plants. this will help keep the creek healthy. >> improving and maintaining the creek is also one of their duties. all through this canyon there are habitat restoration projects like this one. what the kids have done is something that could actually help protect the area during el nino. >> we've been taking out invasive species and playing games to learn more about them. >> they replaced the invasive plant with native ones. >> being at the top of the watershed you need the plants to kind of stabilize the areas because with the rains that are coming with el nino, a lot of the areas will be washing through and you need the plants. >> the national oceanic and atmospheric administration was so impressed that the agency awarded them more than $6,000 to be shared with three other east

bay schools that are also helping to save our oceans because eventually everything ends up there. hillcrest school in oakland transformed plastic bottles and bags into useful products. >> they get a sense of ownership for their environment. >> the money raised will be used to keep their programs going. abc7 news. 6:53 is our time. coming up next, a photo opportunity with santa claus and your pet. how taking a picture will help other bay area

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>> here are the winning numbers from last night's $66 million mega-millions drawings. 14, 20, 43, 54, 69. the meganumber 5. nobody picked all six numbers so tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $74 million. happening today bring your pet to meet the bearded man himself. you can meet santa paws and take pictures with him. the humane society and the adoption center will host santa photos for the seventh year. a photo costs $20 and all the money raised will go to help animals up for adoption. the event starts at noon today. always fun to see, lisa. >> absolutely, especially with the sweaters on. it's donn thing this morning to be a beautiful day with partly

cloudy to clear conditions. we could see a pretty wild morning to afternoon tomorrow. today, though, it's dry. lake port maybe seeing some afternoon showers. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a number 2 on our storm impact scale tomorrow. rainy and windy conditions will be with us. then we look at possibly more rain next weekend. >> not a bad saturday to go out and get the holiday shopping done and maybe head out to the ice rink at union square? >> great idea. see the tree. why not? >> thanks for joining us. news continues now online, twitter and facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. "good morning america" is next as we say good-bye for you now. we leave you with a live look outside from our exploratorium camera pointed at the bay bridge. don't forget to share your holiday spirit with us. "good morning america" is next. we will see you again at 8:00.

good morning, america. breaking overnight. trump's new target. the candidate taking his first swipes at rival ted cruz. >> oil pays him a lot of money. he's got to be for oil, right? >> the polls showing cruz and trump surging to the top. is there big drama brewing ahead of the republican convention? caught on camera. to catch a thief. a university professor accused in a daring smash and grab. sapphires stolen from a museum. his students stunned. >> i never thought hans was capable of something like this. >> what authorities are saying this morning. sand were others involved? close call. one driver's brush with death. look at this. the giant metal beam that came crashing through the windshield. >> sometimes people just get lucky. and today, this guy was very lucky.