kgotv broadcast center this is abc 7 news. it is saturday, december 26th. good morning and thanks for waking up with us, i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the forecast, here is meteorologist lisa argen she's tracking live doppler 7 hd. >> it is clear and you know that by looking outside and you are probably feeling the chill. that's why we have another hour for our freeze warning where temperatures have dropped into the low 30s and hopefully you brought in those plants and pets because, boy, it was really cold, in fact, temperatures just beginning to recover right now, from our camera it's beautiful here in san francisco, going to be a gorgeous day with temperatures in the 50s, already the warmer locations at 45, but still 30s in mountain view and this is a frosty sierra nevada where it is 14 at the tahoe valley airport. a little snow in your future, we will talk about it and;kj when these temperatures are going to recover coming up. breaking news out of southern california this

morning, a stretch of the pa sefk coast highway in ventura is closed after a fast moving brush fire broke out last night. we are taking a live look out of ventura county, the fire has burned 1,100 acres along highway 101 and is threatening at least 35 homes. mandatory evacuations are in place for the solimar beach community, these images from a couple hours ago, the cause of the fire is unknown at this time. stick with abc 7 news for updates on this story and be sure to follow us on twitter @abc7newsbayarea. now to breaking news out of the north bay, a health center in guerneville is gajd after a fire ripped through the building. the fire started at the russian river health center. firefighters arrived to see flames gusting flew the front of the center and coming out the elevator shaft. there is extensive damage that will cost at least half a million dollars to fix. fortunately they were able to save some computers and medicine supplies, however, no word on any injury.

developing news out of palo alto this morning. police are investigating an officer-involved shooting. it happened just before 9:30 last night near forest and middlefield. police say they received a call of a disturbance at a home on forest avenue where a person wanted to hurt someone. when officers arrived, the suspect charged at them, armed with a knife. the officers then opened fire. paramedics rushed the suspect to the hospital where they later tied. no officers were hurt in the incident. police are investigating how a suspect who opened fire on a bart police officer may be connected to a body found inside a u-haul at an east bay bart station. officials retrieved the bodies at the hayward bart station, that's the same place where police say a man opened fire on a bart police officer who was injured. abc 7 plus reporter sergio quintana has more. >> reporter: we watched as officers pulled several tarps

from this u-haul truck and the county coroner collected the body of a did man. >> one officer saw there was a u-haul with a smashed out broken window and the suls spect was walking away as he approached. >> reporter: the suspect is 28-year-old charles goetting who is on probation. police were go about to search him when he pulled a gun and started firing, hitting one of the officers. >> my officer produced his weapon and shot mr. bet goetting several times and he was taken into custody. >> this is the photo shot by a witness of emergency crews helping goetting. mauricio palmer and his father saw what happened. >> we were taking off his jacket to see what happened, my dad got the gloves maybe like to take off his shirt and see if -- like where the bullet landed. >> reporter: the policeman was hit in the arm and treated and released from eden valley medical center, the same hospital where suspect goetting was taken, he's facing several

charges including attempted murder of a police officer and it's not clear how he may be connected to the dead body found in the u-haul truck he died walking away from. sergio quintana. in san jose police are looking for the driver of a car who hit and injured a woman who was walking along north first street, it happened near son ra avenue just before 6:30. police say the victim was taken to the hospital for treatment. at this time her condition is unknown. a motorcycle required who led police on a chase on the peninsula was arrested after crashing his bike. it happened yesterday afternoon in redwood city. police say the biker was wanted for a felony warrant. he held officer on a high speed chase before crashing. police tell us he was not injured. in pacifica this is all that was left of two cars, two people dried in this accident when a driver driving the wrong way

plowed head on into an uber car. investigators say the wrong-way driver as well as the uber passenger, a man in his mid 20s were both killed. the uber driver suffered only minor injuries. 9 chp believes the passenger in the uber car was knots wearing a seat belt. take a close look at this surveillance video captured at 3:00 yesterday morning at a san francisco optometry office. police say the man in the santa hut was trying to break into the business with a set of keys he stole hours earlier from a hillsborough home he burglarized. police said he went into a car parked in san raymundo and used the garage door opener to break into the home. >> it's unfortunate this grinch came along today and performed this act, but the one thing you can remove is remove any valuable items from your vehicle, any items at all. >> the burglar was able to enter the office. hillsborougher police say they are compiling more surveillance

clips from the area to help identify the suspect. this morning there is mass destruction on the streets of birmingham, alabama, after a tornado swept through the city. houses were blown into the street, a church was also heavily damaged by the twister. rescue workers working to free residents trapped under debris. parts of the south have been hit hard by severe weather in the last 24 hours. and that's not flooding from the recent rain, a water main break turned these streets in san francisco into a river yesterday. the break happened on green and fill more streets, that spent thousands of gallons of washing gushing. one resident took advantage of the wurk water to clean the street. >> we have had such a drought, the area hasn't been terribly clean like it used to, i was washing some of the dirt away. >> it took the water company more than an hour to shut it off. that's because they had to turn off several valves to avoid more

rupture. 8:06. you saw it right here on abc 7, the nba finals rematch between the warriors and cavaliers and once again the dubs came out on top at jonathan bloom explains, fans came from far and wide, even from the other side of the world to catch the game on this christmas game. >> reporter: on the court it was 32 lucky kids who got christmas presents from the team but for thousands of fans the game was the best present of all. >> this is your christmas celebration. >> yes, my baby bought me tickets to the game, she totally bamboozled me. >> reporter: they drove all night from san diego to get here, but fans came from much farther than that. >> about 1400 kilometers. >> reporter: where is that? >> australia. >> came all the way from new zealand. >> they even came from the north pole. >> it was a very long way but i was in the neighborhood last night so i got a room and just hung out out. >> all for an epic grudge match.

>> i'm here so see j and lebron james. >> this is going to be one of the greatest rematches bar none. why would we miss this? >> the trash talking started early. >> always lebron, number one, you know. >> what about her? >> oh, man, every day she always talking about steph curry. klay thompson. i'm telling her lebron is number one. >> i don't listen to him. i don't listen to him at all. >> so what do you think of lebron? >> i hate lebron. i hate lebron. >> lebron has got some haters in this crowd. >> oh, yeah, everywhere he goes he's going to have some haters and people like me that love him that follow him. >> but calves fans were walking on enemy groud. >> steph curry with the shot. >> even though he's wearing red, father christmas knows who he's rooting for. >> go warriors. go dubs. >> santa claus delivered for

those warriors fans, now santa is headed back to the north pole as the calves head back to cleveland and those long fliens will be ever so sweet. jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. we received so many of your warriors photos, here is one of them from mary carr of her daughter, looks like she's learning at a young age to be a fan of stephanie chuang. >> it was a curry christmas in his home as he's detected out in all things warriors. heather is really into the christmas spirit, she used nbc champs ornaments as earrings and sporting a festive hat, too. and this notes toe of jenna and her son enjoining the game. just post your photos or videos with the #dubson7 and you may see it on air. rick kwaun will have highlights of the kwam later in sports. time is 8:09. if you've got plans to walk the dog put it off for an hour.

it's a little cold out there. >> tours are still really cold. we have 28 novato and 29 in woodside. it is really cold, but with a little wind and sunshine, some of us notice 40s, san francisco 45 degrees, tons of sun today, how much will it warm us up and yet there is another weak weather system to talk about that will invade our area as soon as tomorrow. also ahead, a christmas day fire at a texas mosque, why firefighters are calling it suspicious. plus a small town is getting big attention this morning, why the fbi is stepping in to help an

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time right now is 8:13 on your saturday morning. we continue to follow breaking news out of ventura county. a massive brush fire has shut down part of the pacific coast highway, moments ago we saw a tractor carving out a fire line, pretty close to the fire. the latest numbers, 1,100 acres have burned around at least 35 homes are threatened. parts of the area also currently being evacuated. we will bring you any new developments online at abc7news.com. meanwhile, develop news, a brush fire near melbourne,

australia has destroyed more than 100 homes, 1,600 residents and tourists have been evacuated, firefighters are struggling to keep the fire under control. the fire started last saturday, but strong winds and high temperatures in recent days have intensified the fire which has burned nearly 5,500 acres so far. again, out of melbourne, australia, organizers of the falls music and arts festival may cancel the event because of the fire, more than 15,000 people were expected to attend that event. a two-alarm fire at a mosque in houston, texas, has caused major damage. the fire started yesterday afternoon at the islamic society of greater houston. a pharmacy next door also had smoke damage. the cause of the fire has not been determined, but officials believe there are multiple origins of the fire and because of that they are investigating it as suspicious. some who pray at the mosque fear it was an act of hate. no injuries have been reported. police in hope, arkansas, are treating a fire at the boyhood home of president bill

clinton as an arson. the fire caused minor damage to the home. firefighters smelled gasoline when they arrived and investigators say someone sprawled graft tee on to the building. the national park service operates and maintains the site which was originally owned by clinton's grandparents. he lived in the home for parts of his childhood. some fed ex employees had to skip their christmas celebrations at home to deliver late packages yesterday. drivers and handlers worked extra hours to help the company manage late shipments that did not arrive in time for christmas morning. bad weather at the company's memphis air hub kept a number of flights grounded this week. fed ex also delgt with a surge in deliveries from online shopping orders. santa had some very special helpers in the south bay yesterday morning, abc 7 news was at the willow glen post office in san jose as dozens of letter carriers volunteered to sort and deliver the mail. the post office told us the plan was to deliver every piece of house in san jose yesterday. if you thought you were done

with holiday shopping, think again. there today is just the t82>+%ì% theewweekend after christmas is typically the time to go out and snab some of the best deals. abc news reporter mary bruce had some hips for us. >> reporter: the post christmas rush is on. retailers are slashing prices, eager to sell off extra inventory and appeal to shoppers making exchanges. >> what we know the day after christmas is that nearly 7 in 10 american shoppers are going to be hitting the post holiday sales and they truly are going to be experiencing some amazing discounts in certain retail categories. >> reporter: the best bargains, apparel, thanks to warmer than usual weather retailers are struggling to sell winter clothes making for huge savings, like macys are some women's coats are 50 to 60% off. clothing, especially for teens, averages more than 40% off, designer clothes even better at an average 49% off.

it's also a good time to stock up for next year, holiday swag like wrapping paper and decorations see steep discounts. and with gift card sales reaching a new peak, a whopping $130 billion according to industry experts now is a good time to start can a, in. >> year after year we found gift cards are one of the most popular gifts to give people the freedom to not have to pick a gift that's perfect for the recipient and they also give the recipient the freedom to pick whatever they want. >> for many that means fueling up at starbucks, they predicted record gift card sales this season. mary bruce, abc news. some kids in san francisco got a chance to do some toy shopping yesterday. abc 7 news was at the ella hitch hutch community center in the western edition as puns hundreds of kids got to pick out the toys they wanted. the toys were collected last thursday at the holiday drive, the restaurant dropped off more than 4,000 items for yesterday's give away.

>> we dwots a lot of stuff, presents for the kids and a bag of food. >> and i got something for like science, like in case you guys want to build anything. >> each child was able to pick out three toys, o'doul's collected more than 12,000 toys this holiday season, they were distributed to several bay area organizations. abc 7 news was at st. anthony's dining room as nebraska football players helped to hand out 3,000 meals to noise in need. the players are in town for tonight's foster bowl. nebraska's coach said yesterday's event will leave lasting memories. >> this might be the most special thing that they do outside of the box where they get a chance to help somebody else. that's always the most rewarding thing that anybody can do. while nebraska's players were at saipt anthony's ucla players were helping out at glides. they helped prepare the food trays and handed out the christmas meals.

they served about 5,000 lunches yesterday. kickoff for the foster forms bowl is at 6:15 tonight. the king tide should last through today in the north bay at nearly 7 feet this isn't the highest we have ever seen but this spot along shoreline highway in mill valley was almost completely under water this week. some gardeners are concerned about their plants but experts say all this water and wet soil actually ins lates plants and protects them from bitter cold weather. speaking of which, it sure is chilly out there in some parts of the bay area. >> yeah, i had to pull over a couple times this morning and really get out there and scrape my windshield. i was in one of those lucky spots where it was just so cold, some of you have already experienced typical morning in the 40s, live doppler 7 hd shows you how clear it is, there are no clouds out there and it is zero in truckee, that gives you an idea of how cold and temperatures running a little below average in spots, particularly in san jose and

parts of the east bay this afternoon. we should see about 60 for a high in san jose and we are looking at numbers in the 50s, a little wind until the upper elevations allowing for some mixing and warming things up just a bit. 45 downtown, 41 oakland, 46 mountain view, san jose 41 for you. not too bad but you get into morgan hill, parts of the peninsula, wood sighed and it's cold, 45 half-moon bay, but we are still looking at these numbers in the north bay and parts of our east bay valleys, concord and livermore which are very cold, how about that 32 in novato and 33 in concord, livermore you are coming up a few days, in santa rosa 34, fairfield you have had a little bit of wind that's why you are at 42 now, it's going to be a cool afternoon but we will have tons of sun and if you've got a flight out on the peninsula it's going to look like this all day long. mountain view should see highs in the upper 50s, you will be shy of that today but it will be dry. tomorrow a different story with

a chance of showers coming into play and after that it's a dry bat pattern not only for the week ahead that takes us through the end of 2015 and hoping for more rain obviously into january. so for oakland today you're cool and tomorrow dropping another couple degrees as well as monday, but look at the rest of the upcoming workweek. upper 50s and not only will we have mild conditions, the old chance of rain for oakland and san francisco comes in tomorrow and there's about 60% chance it's going to take all day to get here so everyone will pretty much enjoy some sunshine for the bulk of the day, but by 1:00, 2:00, we've got the clouds and rain in cloverdale, santa rosa by later afternoon it's all around the bay area, very light, scattered in the south bay, but through the evening hours and the later overnight hours we still have rain. the chance of rain anyway. and that will bring anywhere from about a tenth to two tenths of most spots, but some areas where you have a heavier cell or more continuous rainfall you could see about maybe a third in

novato. that's the outlier. overall it will be cool today and breezy with that next storm system slated to come in tomorrow, it's not really even a storm, it's just we will call it a weak weather system. the accuweather seven-day forecast we have chill e. still kpil autoey on monday, we're dry. i don't know if you remember this time last year we had tons of rain in december. despite our drought december came in as one of the wettest months and this december, not so great, but we're going to hope that el nino gets into full gear coming next month which it should. january. >> as for today for all those families out there, all the kids out there who got fleece jackets, they can put them to good use. >> yeah. >> coming up next, why fiech-time grammy award winner janet jackson has abruptly post pond her world tour. plus you are invited to ring in 2016 with abc 7, dick clark's rocking new year's eve begins thursday at 8:00 p.m., followed

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so that she can have an unspecified surgical procedure done. she's posted on had her facebook page that she needs to have the surgery soon so the tour will resume in the spring. the 2016 leg was supposed to start back up again in denver on january 9th and continue until the end of june, however, all performance dates will be rescheduled. jackson promises that current ticket holders will be honored in a special way when the new dates are announced. the second time is the charm for a "star wars" fan after her mother accidentally misplaced a gift for him three decades ago. this x wing pilot luke skywalker action figure went missing 30 years ago but a mom found it still in the box with the original price tag. instead of a cheap stocking did you ever it's a highly sought after "star wars" collectible that could be worth hundreds of dollars, however, the son says he would never sell it because no amount of money is worth its value to him as a gift from her mom. steph curry's wife shared this photo on her instagram page yesterday saying, merry

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saturday morning. thanks for waking up with us. we're off to a chilly start across the bay, here is meteorologist lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. >> with the sunshine and the bay you folks are a little bit warmer from san francisco to san jose this morning and numbers in the 40s for you. mountain view still stuck at 36, 38 morgan hill and at the coast 45. frosty temperatures in lake tahoe, 0 in truckee right now, a slight chance of snow showers into monday. on this panel we have the freezing cold temperatures from 33 in concord, windchill factor into play in novato, santa rosa, the central coast, watsonville, monterey all chilly now. it's going to warm up to the low

to mid 50s, a little shy of average. we will talk about when we warm up to near average temperatures and the rest of 2015 coming up. now to the extreme weather hitting the southern part of the debates. a christmas tornado touched down in alabama creating new damage and flooding prompting the governor to declare a state of emergency. phillip menna has the latest. >> reporter: overnight a christmas day tornado tears through birmingham, alabama. this field of debris and shattered wood all of that remains of these homes. along the two mile stretch of destruction. raging floodwaters forcing others from their homes. the outbreak of severe weather follows three days of havoc across tennessee, alabama and mississippi, which claimed 15 lives and injured dozens more as spring like storms marched through the south. holly springs, mississippi, spending christmas day digging

out what signs of the holiday cheer could be salvaged, among the rubble, presents still wrapped, and this christmas tree one of the few things left standing at this home. it's roof completely ripped off. >> that is amazing. you know, a lot of us had planned trips out of town to visit other loved ones and family members and of course the people you see here have given up their christmas just so they can help some other people. >> michelle hudson's mother was among those killed in nearby lamar. >> it's hard because christmas and you have to have a funeral on christmas. >> first responders forced to suspend the search for one missing man. in tennessee the community banding together to salvage the holiday in the wake of a disaster. >> and that was phillip menna reporting. now to the race for president. the candidates off the trail for the holiday, but the campaign heats up again tomorrow with the clock ticking down to the first

two big battles. abc news reporter devin dwyer has the details. >> reporter: on a busy christmas weekend not a candidate was stirring except for donald trump, arriving with the secret service detail to this florida episcopal church. >> trump is a member, we see him occasionally, but he is there today. >> reporter: the candidates took a break to spend time with their families. some tweeting these holiday portraits, five weeks from the first ballots of the 2016 election it's still a packed republican field. 13 candidates still in the race. in iowa that critical first caucus state trump and ted cruz are neck and neck in the most recent polls. in new hampshire the second to vote it's not even close among republicans, trump out front by double digits. many voters say they're still making up their minds, 58% of republicans nationwide said they have not decided which candidate to support, 41% say they have.

donald trump tweeting on christmas eve, next year will be an interesting one. i look forward to running against hillary clinton, a totally flawed candidate, and beating her soundly. >> i hope you will come caucus. >> democratic front runner hillary clinton has been saying not so fast. >> we shouldn't let anybody bully his way into the presidency. because that is not who we are as americans. >> reporter: clinton spent christmas with her husband bill and daughter chelsea celebrating news that another grandchild is on the way. >> can't think of a better day than one with family, food and the best gift of all a new grandchild on the way, merry christmas hillary tweeted. she leads her rivals in every saturday but one. bernie sanders hopes it will catapult his campaign. he heads to nevada tomorrow. devin dwyer, abc news, the white house. back here in the bay area potential ballpark sites are being pitched to the oakland a's

and they explore options for a new home. according tour media partner the bay area news group a city report submitted last month con fives five responsible sites with the warriors likely moving to san francisco and the raiders potentially moving to l.a. sports fans want the a's to stay put. city leaders have not ebt kmed on their preference for a new sight, but the five sites identified in the report include two on the campus of laney college, the u.s. postal service facility in west oakland, the howard terminal near jack london square and the brooklyn basin off interstate 880. families are range ri after a north bay little league baseball field is set to close. paul's field was built in 1958, owe fibls say a group bought the property to build an aquatic complex and spare the baseball field but now the group wants to rip the field out to build a housing kpl ex that would help finance the pool. families are fighting to save the field. president obama and the first lady spent christmas day with service members and their

families at the marine corps case in hawaii. the president thanked them for their hard work and said their efforts to help keep americans free and strong is never taken for granted. he also called the six u.s. troops killed in a suicide bombing in afghanistan brave and outstanding. spending the holidays in hawaii has been an annual tradition for the first family. happening today, an east bay group will hold a unit in the community peace rally after a woman was charged for allegedly throwing coffee on a muslim man at lake chabot park, the eden area interfaith council says it hopes to bring freedom of vel onto light. the organization wants to demonstrate that people of different faiths can learn and live together in peace. the rally starts at noon at the castro valley bart station on north bridge avenue. still ahead, it's been a stormy week but not all parts of the obamacare do the the same level of spoke soaking. we look at south bay reservoirs and find out why the recent rant

hasn't made much of a dent on water levels. here is a look outside from our lake tahoe camera, you can see the lifts in full action. lisa argen will hell us know if the sierra will see more snow.

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good morning, everyone, the sun is out, we're taking live look from our emeryville camera, time 8:39 on your saturday morning. lisa argen returns with a full forecast coming up. anyone can dial a wrong number but it's not often done from outer space, tim peake tweeted outs an apologizing. i'd like to apologize to the lady i just called by mistake saying, hello, is this planet earth, not a prank call just a wrong number. he didn't say who he was calling. he arrived at the international space station on december 15th. he is spending six months in space. happening today it is the first day of kwanzaa, a ucla professor created kwanzaa to honor african-american culture, it begins december 26 and continues for seven days. observers emphasize a different principle each day, celebrations will take place each day at churches and community centers throughout the bay area.

this year's into em is creating the celebrating the good. weatherwise some rain expected tomorrow in some parts of the bay area. >> that's right. last bit of rain that we're going to talk about unfortunately for the year arrives tomorrow, but this morning it's all about the cold. in san francisco it's sunny and 45, 46 san mateo, but still just 33 concord and san ramone, more 30s in the south bay. we will talk about the highs today, the rains tomorrow and the forecast right through 2015. also ahead, a holiday gift for doub nation. the warriors meet the cavs in a rematch of last season's finals.

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welcome back, here a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. no traffic for those of you heading into the city from marin this morning. temperatures starting to come up. we will get the highs and lows coming up. with all the rain we've seen it begs the question is it having any impact on the drought. david louie looks at reservoir levels and why they don't seem to be rising. >> reporter: it's not as simple as filling a bathtub. lexington reservoir can store

19,000 acre feet of water yet only it's 13% of capacity. the rainfall is getting absorbed by the drought parched soil. the chair of the valley water district board says rainfall across the state is crucial since only a fraction of the supply is captured and stored here. >> it's stored in san lewis 1$ reservoir, a lot of its stored in1svñ shasta dam and oroville . so our george locally is small and don't forget because of the seismic issue with anderson we can't store as much water there as we'd like. >> reporter: when you look at mefls of percolation ponds, water is moved around to recharge underground storage. >> this water comes of lexington. they started refilling it mid summer to recharge the groundwater aquifer. >> reporter: the prospect of rain and run that you have has steve ol ms optimistic that they will see salmon and steel heads

spawning here again. >> they had to struck the salmon down to san pablo bay and deposited roughly over 40 million of these little fish into the water way. they went out into the ocean and they will return in three years. >> reporter: the south bay clean creeks coalition organized 92 cleanups and removed 126,000 tons of trash to restore this spawning habitat. david louie, abc 7 news. right now it is 8:46. we're going to turn to sports. the warriors are off until monday night when they will host the sacramento rings at oracle arena. here is rick kwan with the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning. when the warriors won the nba championship the cavs were

without kevin love and kyrie irving missed all but one game. yesterday they were back in the line up and golden state still came out on top. even santa had trouble getting a ticket it to this game. steph curry finished with 19 points. 3á lebron james ties it at 33. irving missed most of the finals with a knee injury but is getting back into form. the warriors only led by 3 at the half. golden stator tries to pull away in the third. james turning the ball over, curry brings it up and dishes to green who throws it down the chimney, draymond with 22 points and 15 boards. lebron led cleveland with 25 points, makes a tough jumper, the warriors got a huge lift from shawn livingston who scored a season high 16, golden state threatening to break it open,

but lebron had back to back dunks. the warriors had their lowest scoring game of the season but held off the cavaliers 89-83. then 28-1, it's their 32nd straight win at home. >> playoff basketball for the most part. i think we proved we can win games like that last season and what you saw getting comfortable being uncomfortable, that's the best way i can put it. >> it's a heightened atmosphere and it's a huge honor to be one of those team that gets to play at christmas especially at home. deep in the heart of texas houston played host to san antonio, leonard, the steel and dunk, he scored a team high 20. fourth quarter james harden got hot, knocks down the 3 to put houston up by 8, harden hits again, the rockets snap the

spursz seven game win streak 88-84, san antonio still 25-6 overall. the college football bowl season resumes today with six games on tap, including the foster farms bowl at levi stadium. ucla is a 6 1/2 point favorite to beat nebraska. the cornhuskers openly went 7-5 but lost four games in the final seconds of regulation or overtime. the bruins have a chance to finish the season 9-4. >> it would give us a chance to win 38 games in four years which would be a ucla record but more than anything it's just an opportunity to play another game together as a team and test ourselves against one of the great teams in college football. don't forget you can watch the college football semi-finals on espn new year's eve, oklahoma and clemson in the orange bowl followed by michigan state and alabama in the cotton bowl. it all leads up to the national championship game january 11th on espn. that is sports for saturday

morning. i'm rick kwan, have a grade day, i will see you tonight at 5:00. for all those kids who got sweaters instead of toys this christmas, you know, maybe the parents were on to something. >> you can get out and enjoy that toy for sure, it's going to be sunny, you can tell by looking out your window, but when will it warm up? that's probably the bigger question on your mind. we are dry and, in fact, as december closes out we are doing, you know, okay with rainfall, but do you remember last year, wow, december was a banner year despite our drought and we're still hoping for more rain, of course, throughout the winter season, but the week ahead you will want to stay tuned. we are looking at more sun fromn our sutro tower camera, temperatures in san francisco have been typical, in the 40s, 41 oakland, 36 mountain view, 41 san jose, 39 morgan hill. half-moon bay is a chilly 45 and the sierra nevada is just at 0 in truckee.

mother nature may be bringing a couple inches 6 snow late sunday into monday but it's been awfully cold and the snow pack is building, it's better than what it was last year, but we are still looking for some more wet weather ahead our way tomorrow, but nothing too exciting. 34 novato as well as santa rosa with 33 concord, livermore sitting at 36 degrees and from emeryville it is sunny out there and you will enjoy 50s today. temperatures high of average and tomorrow you will see sunshine for the bulk of the day before the clouds increase and bring us some rain throughout the afternoon, the evening hours and then a dry pattern sets up for the rest of the year. hopefully 2016 will bring us more storms, but for oakland it will be all about the warm up for the week ahead. the highs have just been in the low 50s the past few days and with still cool weather ahead it's going to take until the end of the week until you see numbers come up to more comfortable readings. san jose what about rainfall, your best chance will be

tomorrow with a 50% chance. you know what that means, it's not going to be too great and if you dpo see any at all it should be about a tenth of an inch. through tomorrow, 10:00, we're clear, cold, by the afternoon we have clouds advancing into the east bay. the rain stays to the north bay. by the middle of the afternoon it's more widespread and by the evening hours we could see it in emeryville, castro valley, hayward, san jose, you will see spotty showers and maybe a heavier downpour here or there up in the north bay. otherwise it pushing through through the overnight hours and by monday morning you can see still some cells off the coast, but rainfall amounts anywhere from just a couple hundredths in livermore and concord to 2/10 in napa, a tenth in san jose and nearly that in san francisco. maybe a little bit more in parts of the north bay. so afternoon highs today under sunny skies and those light northerly winds, boy, it's going

to be cool, we will see temperatures in the low 50s, 53 in palo alto, as well as santa cruz and the ak weather seven-day forecast, not going to warm up anytime soon. it's going to be chilly, light showers and then by monday and tuesday still at status quo and slowly warming temperatures for the end of the year. 2016 looks bright, sunny and slightly warmer. >> you know, the city is a little i would quiet right now, a lot of people out of town for the holidays but despite the temperatures a good time to get in a run, just get it8j)# over maybe. >> it's very pretty out there. wait to warm up, though. >> thank you. coming up next, how steph curry and his family will be making a splash in the community today in what has become an annual tradition. we will be right back.

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distribute food boxes to 400 families. this is the third year the can you rememberees and bar yors are partnered up for the give away. >> it's cold, dry, sunny, going to take a couple hours to warm up. i thought i'd show you where we stack up for rainfall for the season. you can see from san francisco at about 4 1/2 inches of rain, sfo 73% of normal, livermore doing okay at 100% of normal. we are doing pretty good are the reservoirs are up to the north, but overall we need more, a lot more, and today it's just going to be about the chill, the sunshine, low to mid 50s, a little bit of rain, one-tenth to two tenths tomorrow and then try for the rest of the year. a hot coffee sounds good right now. >> or hot toddy. thanks to you for joining us on the abc 7 saturday morning news. the news continues on online, on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with our abc 7 news app, abc 7 news continues

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