to you. not only do we have the cold weather but we have moisture on the way. we about may get our heads wet with the moisture-starved system that will continue to slide to the south and east and the freeze warning in effect until 9:00 with temperatures colder than they were yesterday. how about 27 in antioch in 28

san ramon and livermore with numbers in the upper 20s from novato, santa rosa and napa. 31 agree not, san jose and mountain view with a chilly 30 in los gatos, 35 on the coast. with 40 in san francisco, it doesn't feel too bad here. but everyone much, much colder due to the lack of wind. so temperatures will continue to drop further. perhaps some records san rafael and mountain view. in the mid-20s san rafael. maybe upper 20s in mountain view. we will look for sunshine today but with increasing clouds, some of you looking at a few showers. cornell. >> lisa, thank you very much. when you get unusual weather where you live, take a photo or video and share it with us using the #abc7now. >> nine people are recovering after a tour bus crash last night. only people on the bottom level of the bus were hurt.

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the details. >> reporter: the tour bus came to a screeching halt after the driver of this black s.u.v. crashed into the double-decker. the driver made a sudden turn in front of the bus, cutting the bus path off, and the driver applied the brakes. of course, we had impact to the bus and the vehicle. >> the embarcadero lit up as police and medics quickly arrived. people rushed out of restaurants to find out what was going on >> there were a lot of police cars, people being put on to ambulances. some were treated immediately on the sidewalk before taken to the hospital. the majorities of victims suffered minor injuries. the most severe injury was a broken ankle. the driver of the big bus and the driver of the s.u.v. were tested for drugs and alcohol. both passed. big bus's general manager said the tour company driver has a

solid record. >> our driver is fine. a little bit shaken up, but totally fine. >> a veteran driver? >> been doing it for quite a long time. >> about how long? >> about two years. >> the driver will be cited for making an improperly change. in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> and yesterday's crash comes more than a month after another accident involving a san francisco tour company. last week the california highway patrol released their findings into the november about 13th crash of a city sightseeing bus in union scare. the chp sighted the company for numerous mechanical issues on their fleet and 20 people were hurt in that incident. a popular restaurant on bay street closed after a fire saturday night. christine mason in our abc7 new community took this video of the fire on the roof of the elephant bar at the bay street shopping center be around 5:30.

smoke and flames could be seen from interstate 80. they say the fire started in the kitchen. nobody was hurt. thanks to christine for sharing this video on our social media. if you see news are you live, post it with the #abc7now. new details of a shooting of a man by a police officer. he was a resident of a halfway home where it happened. the resident who didn't want to be identified said a 31-year-old man checked into the home only three days before friday's incident. they believe he reported a false emergency to 911 dispatchers for officers would response. the man told the dispatcher there was a person who wanted to hurt someone at their home on forest avenue. >> and our officers responded. as soon as the first units arrived and got out of their cars, the suspect charged at officers while wielding a knife. two officers fired their pistols. >> both palo alto police and

the santa clara county district attorney's office are investigating the fatal shooting. the medical examiner is working on and confirming the man's identity. walnut creek police are asking people who witnessed the beating outside mel's diner to contact officials. this man was arrested for seriously injuring another person last sunday. police believe there are more witnesses to the attack and they would like to interview them. damaged homes and smashed cars. a driver blames trouble with his steering wheel for losing control of his car in milpitas. the car first pushed an s.u.v. into a garage on badgerwood lane. the driver lost control again while backing up. his car then hit a home and ruptured a water pipe. nobody was hurt. police tell us the driver is cooperating with investigators. if you received one of this year's hottest christmas gifts, watch out. many are being treated for serious injuries. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana tells us why bay area doctors are warning about hover boards. >> in internet video after

internet video, people are posting plenty of painful falls off the hover board. this christmas one bay area doctor said this popular present has already sent a few people to his emergency room. >> predominantly wrist and head injuries. d>> in tahoe they were seeing the same thing. >> dr. carl spitzer was working at the e.r. christmas day. he said four different people came in with wrist or minor head injure writes. >> predominantly minor trauma, but people are hitting their head hard enough that they can cause lacerations, skull fractures and enter cranial bleeding. when the boards were revieweddor overall safety before christmas, their engineer had a spill of his own. >> it went that way and i went that way. the sudden body movements are easy to control at low speed but you get control going faster, it causes you to hit a bump and shift your weight, you can lose

control. >> they recommended using a skateboard helmet, pads and guards. it's advice other some people aren't following. >> you know, it's a new toy, it's fun, what can happen? >> there is a blotter of spills and injuries from people across the country. sergio quintana, abc7 news. the faa is concerned with an estimated purchase of 1 million drones this holiday season. the agency worries there will be more trouble in the skies and on the ground. drones can and do drop from the sky, posting a great risk to traffic and pedestrian. operators take risk when flying them into prohibited airspace. they cannot be flown within five miles of an airport or above 400 feet. pilots have reported an increase in drone sightings. happening today the islamic center of almeda plans to hold on open forum to stand against hate crimes. in tracey a prominent islamic relations group is calling for an investigation after a

suspected molotov cocktail event at the center in the morning. these are photos sent to us of the building's exterior. they want the incident investigated as a hate crime. in texas federal investigators believe someone may have set fire that gut add mosque on friday afternoon. you can see some of the damage inside the mosque in houston. atf agents say the fire started in several places. the fire broke out after about 200 muslims had just finished fray protege islamic society of houston. >> when i left there, everything was fine. there were a whole bunch of people. >> burned chairs, burned synogogue going or a burned temple, it's not good to see it like that. >> nobody was hurt in the fire. tragedy did not stop mosque members from praying together. they met in a nearby banquet hall yesterday. developing news out of north

texas. authorities say there's a substantial tornadoes damage in dallas. the dallas-fort worth area. this video shot south of dallas shows the enormity of a funnel cloud each time lightning strikes. take a look at all of this destruction. 8 people confirmed dead mainly from storm-related traffic accidents. the severe weather death toll stands at 24 across the south in less than a week. we will have the damages on the latest in mississippi, alabama and arkansas coming up later in the newscast. this morning a freeze warning is in effect throughout parts of the bay area. black ice covered parts of tahoes drive. here it really looked like winter. homes had white rooftops yesterday morning, and daring east bay residents refused to let the cold snap keep them from celebrating the holidays. i'm freezing. it's very cold out here, but we are having a good time letting the kids play. >> why not just stay inside? >> just want to celebrate winter right now.

>> exactly. she needs to put a coat on, by the way. the cold conditions also did not stop people from enjoying some outdoor fun in walnut creek yesterday. >> at least that little girl has a hat on. i see kids without hats on and i think that kid needs a hat. >> i used my gym shoe to scrape the ice off my car this morning. >> credit card, as well. >> exactly. >> it is so cold out there this morning. we are talking 14 degrees colder in oakland with a freeze warning until 9:00. from our roof camera it's 40 degrees in san francisco. so you are thinking that doesn't sound bad but what about 28 in san ramon and livermore and napa and novato and santa rosa. the list goes on. below freezing mountain view and san jose, as well. we will talk about our frigid digits and a little bit of rain we are expecting today coming up. >> bundle up. also neck, a new documentary linking broncos quarterback peyton manning and other athletes to the use of

performance-enhancing drugs. how manning is responding this morning. >> babies under age 2 can fly for free, but what happens if they turn 2 during your trip?

developing news this morning out of colorado. denver broncos quarterback

peyton manning denied he used human growth hormone back in 2011 when he was recovering from surgery in indianapolis. that is from a report said to air on al-jazeera. the report claims manning received hgh, which the nfl has banned, through his wife so his name was never associated with the shipments. in a statement, manning said the allegation is, quote, complete garbage and is totally made up. it never happened, never. unquote. it also names phillies first baseman ryan howard and nationals indeeder ryan zimmerman, and boxer mike tyson, who reportedly received hgh shipments. southern california brush fire from shut down a stretch of the pacific coast highway is no longer spreading this morning. a terrifying scene in southern

california. winds whipped the fire along the ventura county coast. u.s. highway 101 reopened yesterday afternoon. the fire broke out late friday night when winds battered the coast. >> a downed power line was the cause for this incident. we can surmise the winds certainly had something to do with it but that's our primary cause. >> 400 firefighters have been battling the fire. it burned more than 1200 acres but luckily no homes were damaged. containment is at 60% this morning. two firefighters are recovering from minor injuries. it. >> in illinois chicago police say an officers fatally shot a mother of five children by accident when they were checking out a domestic dispute. it happened on the south side yesterday morning. both people killed were african-american. the family of the man killed by police said he had emotional problems. yesterday's shooting comes as chicago police face a federal civil rights probe following the deadly shooting of a black teenager caught on video.

>> san francisco firefighters made a citizen arrest after witnessing a woman break a car window and steal a bag. it was in the south of market neighborhood at tenth and fullsome streets where it happened after 10:30 yesterday morning. the fire crew chased the woman down, held her until officers arrived. many people planning a vacation soon in the new year, some children in tow. if they are babies they can still sit in our lap on the plane. however, a bay area couple got a rude surprise at the airport. michael finney helped them out of a jam. >> joaquin of berkeley couldn't wait to take his wife and baby to his homeland of argentina. >> to get to know my family better. >> the baby sat on her parents lap the whole plane ride to buenos aires. >> we brought a bag full of toys, pencils. >> during the visit she reached a big milestone. she served two. >> so we celebrated in buenos aires. my family was there, friends. >> her birthday loomed even

larger when the family tried to get home. >> they noticed she was over two. >> the couple was stopped at the miami airport. the airport said she could no longer sit on their lap. she had to buy a ticket. >> we said she's over two but she falls under the ticket we bought in september. >> the federal law says only babies under age two can fly on a parent's lap. what happens if they have a birthday while they travel? joaquin asked american airline that very question before he booked. an agent said she could fly both ways on the lap since she was under two before the trip began. still the agent at the airport said buy a ticket or she doesn't fly. >> then we ended paying for a ticket there. >> he demanded a refund and got nowhere. he contacted 7 on your side and we found out the american airlines has a specific policy. babies who sit in the parents' lap and turn two during the travel will receive a free

ticket for the return flight. a travel agent booked the including a free ticket for the baby. however they did refund with a voucher for a future flight. one they are about ready to take. >> by law she had to sit in her own seat on the flight home. the travel agent did not request that free return flight for the child. make sure your agent knows about special fares or book directly with the airline. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> michael, thank you. gas prices are soaring across california. they aren't going up as fast as anywhere else in the country. experts blame a shortage caused by unplanned refinery issues in the state. a gas analyst told the media partner, the bay area news group, that prices should continue to climb. according to triple-a the average price in the north bay is $2.68, $2.69 in oakland, $2.70 in san jose and san francisco, of course, the most expensive in the bay area,

with an average cost of $2.78 for a regular gallop of gasoline. last year at this time prices were about the same except in the city, where it was eight cents higher. welcome to california. it's been freezing out there. we've been talking about the chilly weather all morning. >> colder here than buffalo, new york. >> crazy. >> yeah, it's kind of out of control. we will show you some rain in a minute. we are going to cut right through the chase and show you the temperatures in the low 30s and upper 20s from morgan hill to san jose and mountain view. i think mountain view could see a record. we are looking at the warm spot san francisco at 41. records potentially as the numbers continue to drop. how about half moon bay at 34 degrees? but it gets better or worse. here's a look at san jose where the delta now is the cold spot at 26 degrees. 27 in novato, 28 in livermore. napa, santa rosa, 31 concord. so the sun comes up at 7:24.

we get our coldest temperatures before sunrise but it will be after 8:00 when some of the numbers begin to recover. we are likely to see 25, 24 degrees in some lock. we will probably break a few records and then we look at slowly warming temperatures for the rest of the year. 4 degrees cooler this year for the city. parts of the peninsula. mountain view was pretty cold yesterday. but this morning it's antioch, oakland, san jose, and even napa without your wind, that light wind allowing for the temperatures to plummet. radiational cooling. the skies are so clear and you likely got a lot of frost on your windshield this morning. so with the freeze warning until 9:00, except for the city of san francisco, it's still cold there. we are looking at the cold just sticking around. in fact the clouds on the way really won't begin to increase until the afternoon but we have sunshine in morgan hill and for the bulk of the day in san jose, as well. it's because not only is the weather system weak, it's still

pretty far away. as you notice not a lot of moisture associated it. it will continue to drop to the south and east. increase the clouds. give us a few showers. maybe a couple hundred dreads and that's it for 2015. we will look for the next significant system the first week of january. it's not unusual to have the mid-winter dry spells, and that's exactly what we are having comedies into january. for most of you off this next week, it will warm up. the rain is still well to the north in cloverdale, santa rosa. the south bay and the peninsula, you are sunny for the bulk of the day. 5:00 a few showers from emeryville to oakland. maybe around belmont. by 9:00 we still have more showers. all around the bay they are spotty and light. we will look for the midnight hour, and also have some wet weather. so in terms of amounts, yeah, not very much. anywhere from a couple hundred

dreads to -- to a techth. it will be icy if you are headed up in the mountains. be careful. 51 concord today. the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at maybe a lingering sprinkle toward the very early dawn hours tomorrow. otherwise slowly modifying temperatures with overnight lows coming up into the 30s and 40s. afternoon highs upper 50s to near 60. we are dry right on through next weekend. maybe sunday we should see some rain. >> good deal. i got a new jacket, a new coat for christmas so i will test drive it out all week. >> good deal the. >> coming up, no rest for steph curry. how he and his family are making the to holiday season a bit brighter for some of his biggest claims. and you are invited to bring in the new year with abc 7. it's rock n' eve. and the countdown to 2015

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least 8 people. we were on the scene many we are also covering a major storm threatening to bring more tornadoes and flash flooding and blizzard condition toss much of the country. and a new shooting in chicago a city already reeling from tensions between police and the black community. this time one of the dead is a 55-year-old mother of five that officials say was, quote, accidentally struck." all the details open this one coming up. and finally police are calling these women seen here in surveillance footage persons of interest after more than $600,000 of jewelry disappeared from the home of an nba star. the question is is this duo responsible for the huge heist and have they done it before? it's all coming up on a busy sunday. see you soon. >> thank you very much. >> no rest for stephen curry. he is and his family took part in feed the children event to help 400 oakland families in need. this is the third year they have

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>> good morning, everybody. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. lisa, it's cold out there. >> it certainly is. a freeze warning until 9:00. 26 by the delta. the record in san jose is 24. that's not likely but the record in mountain view is 28. you could see a record. records are in the mid-20s. 30 in oakland. yeah, you have dropped significantly in the past hour. mid-30s on the coast. 31 san francisco. so all of these numbers represent anywhere from 4 to perhaps 14 degrees colder this morning than you were 24 hours ago. so this cold snap and does last throughout the day, and the winter -- the freeze warning until 9:00. we will talk about the forecast coming up, with i includes new

year's eve. cornell. >> lisa, thank you. developing news in the south this morning where at least eight people are dead in texas after devastating tornadoes touched down in the dallas area. abc news reporter chuck sievertson reports. this has been a dangerous weekend of holiday weather in much of the country. >> a tornado strike in the dallas area. at least four people reported killed as police and fire units scramble to do search and rescue. >> everything is gone over here downstairs. >> homes destroyed by a storm that menaced communities. in alabama the day after christmas this santa's-eye view shows the aftermath of a view that will be hard to forget. >> we were in the house having a good time, laughing and joking about memories of our family through the years. >> a quiet christmas at home suddenly became a fight for survival. >> everybody said, tornadoes, get down! and the lights went out. we all fell to the floor. >> the holiday temperatures have been treacherously pleasant,

creating ideal conditions for storms and tornadoes. >> we went in the bathroom to duck. the high winds caused torrential rains and flooding all across alabama. surging currents ripped this boathouse from its moorings and sent it bobbing downstream. power company crews were on the scene saturday, trying to restore electricity. a major winter storm is about to strike the central u.s. with severe weather over parts of texas. by monday morning expect ice and freezing rain to cause travel trouble. victims are clinging to the christmas spirit. >> there's always the bright side. the sun is shining now. maybe this is the beginning of something better. >> chuck sievertson, abc news, new york. federal express said the backlog of late christmas deliveries that were delayed by bad weather around the memphis air hub have been cleared. some fedex employees had to skip their christmas celebrations at home to deliver late packages on friday. the company said that the weather kept a number of

flights grounded last week. fedex also dealt with a surge in deliveries from online shopping orders. business owners are picking up the pieces after two tornadoes touched down near sacramento on christmas eve. one hit in modesto. the other shown in this video eldorado hills. one owner stayed away from his business on christmas day but came out yesterday morning to start the clean up. the tornado ripped the roof off its business, the front porch and railings. >> every month at the end of the month registrations are due so i definitely didn't want to be out of business today. my landlord spoke with me and asked me to shut down but i think it's inconvenient for all the the people who were going to come here. >> it also tore apart the electrical panel. smog king is servicing customers using a generator at least for the next couple of days. an unnamed intelligence service warned several european cities they may be at risk for possible terrorist attacks. it would involve explosives or guns. the attacks could occur sometime between now and new year's eve.

specific cities were not named. police in vienna, austria, said they have been notified about the risk. republican presidential candidate john kasich is seeing hope in his campaign. he ranked third in preference among likely republican voters. he will appear on "this week" to talk about his campaign strategy and about next month's republican debate in south carolina. you can watch "this week" this morning with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 a.m. right here on abc7. many of us open gifts on christmas, and some of us put the boxes they came in out for recycling. while you watch your new big screen tv the empty box on the curb might give crooks a hint you have something worth stealing. police in minnesota tell us many scrooges take advantage of folks who are trying to be green.

they take note of addresses, and whether they are going to come back in a day, a week or three months, they know exactly what is in the house now. >> police in st. paul have even set up a program to help stop crooks. people can drop off their cardboard boxes at a recycling bins in city parking lots. celebrity chef guy wants to leave the santa rosa bay restaurant chain he co-founded back in 1996. he signaled his intent to dissolve the chain december 14th in a petition to the state because of a legal dispute between the food network star and his long time business partner in the business. his partner is suing to stop the dissolution. his business partner wants to buy his shares and keep it open. there are several locations in california. still ahead, a man started became the executive director. that's not the only reason why

he's our abc7 star. it's also about what he's done as the head of the food bank of cop draw costa and solano. here's a live look from our emeryville cam. -- front pushes the mt. tam cam. i'm guessing it is pretty chilly up there. lisa argen is going to stalk about our freeze warning in the bay area coming up next in weather.

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new this is abc7 news. >> a beautiful shot of the embarcadero from our san francisco exploratorium cam. you know, it was so cold this morning i left the house, i had to put gloves on, and then getting the ice off my windshield. well, that's another story. we will save that for a little later. he's large will have the full forecast coming up in a few minutes. student activists plan to to resume their power for u. c. to dump their stocks in fossil fuels. it comes after they sold off over $30 million of investments in companies that operate private prisons. the l.a. times also reports u. c. invested after administrators met with students earlier this month and did not move -- and this move did not require the

approval of u. c. regents. u. c. owns about $100 billion in stocks. chinese lawmakers made it official today to allow two children for every couple. this would dismantle the country's infamous one child per couple policy to control population growth. with the new policy the experts say the peek of population would reach 1.43 billion. this would affect 100 million couples when china fully implements the one couple, two children policy starting in january. back in the bay area, it's freezing out there. like i said, i used my gym shoe to clean my windshield. >> whatever it says, right? >> it was a lot of work, actually. >> good morning. a freeze warning in effect until 9:00 with calm winds and widespread freezing temperatures. we are in the 20s and 30s around the bay area. so it is cold. how about 29 in saratoga, 27 santa clara, 26 palo alto. bundle up. it will be a warmup, and increasing clouds and showers before the day is out. your forecast is next. >> lisa, thank you. also next, ucla fans seeing red

at the foster farms bowl at levi's stadium. nebraska tries to prove they are better than their 5-7 regular season

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600 structures have been damaged or destroyed in the dallas area. it's just some incredible pictures that are now coming back live. that's via our affiliate in the dallas area. we will be covering it all day long today to tell but what kind of damage and where it's happened in the dallas area. we are back live making a transition to sports. s in sports the 49ers are on the road in morning looking for their fifth win of the season. they will take on the detroit lions at ford field. kickoff at 10:00 a.m. last night ucla faced nebraska. here's rick quan with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. when nebraska was invited to the foster farms bowl, despite having a 5-7 record, some weren't sure the huskies deserved it, but last night they proved their critics wrong. let's go to levi's stadium. nebraska's mike reilly going

against jim mora and ucla. early on looked like the bruins would dominate. josh rosen, the quarterback, teams up with kenneth walker iii, and he will not be caught. good for a 60-yard score. make it 14-7, ucla. but the cornhuskers come back to score 30 straight points. a sensational one-hand grab. he ran the ball 10 times for 76 yards. he gets in to make it 37-21. ucla cut the lead to 8, but on fourth and ten, rosen is picked off. nebraska upsets the bruins 37-29. it's the pac-12's first bowl loss this season. >> we probably played our best football game tonight. when a team can do that, fight through all the stuff that we did, that says a lot about the character of the young men that are in the program. i think we as a team have great respect for them, and we don't look at the record. but when you do look at their record you saw they lost 8 games by 8 points or less. they beat michigan state. it's very deceiving.

they are a good football team. you can watch the college football semifinals on new year's eve. oklahoma and clemson in the orange bowl and then michigan state and alabama in the cotten bowl. it leads up to the national championship game january 11th on espn. one pro football game last night. if washington could beat the eagles, they would clinch the nfl east. not a whole lot of love here. after falling behind 7-0 they answer with a pair of touchdowns. washington led by 6 at the half. kurt cousins threw for 365 yards and four touchdowns. this bullet to chris thompson made it 23-10. for the eagles it was a year of disappointment. demarco murray fumbles the football. picks it up and scores. washington wins 38-24. after going 4-12 last season, washington is headed to the playoffs. after leaving the warriors to their first nba title in four decades and being the league's most valuable player, steph curry has been named the

associated press male athlete of the year. curry is just the fourth nba player to win the award in its 85-year history, joining lebron james, larry bird and michael jordan. he beat out the horse american pharoah and jordan spieth who won two majors. he's gotten even better, and getting golden state off to a 28-1 start. the best in nba history. >> out here to celebrate the end of 2015, which is a great year for me and my team and the organization. more encouragement to keep doing what i'm doing and definitely recognize all that happened this year. >> congratulations, steph. the warriors play again on monday. and that is sports for a sunday morning. i'm rick quan. i'll see you again tonight at 5:00. >> lisa argen is here. we've been talking about our frigid weather, so cold out there. a chance of rain too, maybe?

>> a chance of rain and a record with these temperatures this morning. we thin to drop with the numbers mainly in the 20s. and our north bay and east bay interior valley. san rafael, oakland, richmond and mountain view could all see records shattered this morning. as you look outside from mt. tam, here are some of the warmer cities with san francisco leading at 41. everyone under a freeze warning except for san francisco and the peninsula with numbers 15 degrees colder away from downtown. 30 in oakland. that is a record. 31 in mountain view. 31 san jose. you would have to make it into the mid-20s to see some records in the south bay. morgan hill, i think you would have to go down to 24. it's 29 right now. 34 in half moon bay. and from our roof camera, the cities even colder this morning at 28 santa rosa. napa, novato. fairfield 26. you are about 40 yesterday with the northwest wind. 31 concord and 28 in livermore. so some of your neighborhoods likely could be colder and i

continue to see some of your tweets and pictures. it's certainly some of the coldest weather we've seen in quite some time. with the dry air mass in place and no wind at all. low dewpoints and numbers 12 degrees cooler from san jose and antioch. everyone experiencing the cold snap until 9:00. the freeze warning in effect with numbers in the 20s and 30s and the possibility you could even get hypothermia if you stay out there for an extended period of time. so with that said, we also have some rain on the way. it's just a little bit of rain. you can see it here along the northwest coast. it will continue to slide to the south and east. and with it just some very light shower activity for the late afternoon in the north bay. it will take all day and the evening hours for the rest of us to get wet. when we see the wet weather, it won't be much. just a tenth, perhaps, to .2-inch in the westest locations. we remain dry through the end of the year. we can call this our midwinter

dry spell that can last from a week to two weeks. and we get back into the rain, looks like perhaps january 5th the next chance of significant precip. we will have to keep our fingers crossed. the south bay and east bay remains sunny underred partly cloudy skies in the arnold. 2:00 rain from cloverdale to santa rosa. and then perhaps in vallejo and the east bay toward the evening hours. it stays with us throughout the later evening and overnight hours some spotty showers. very light and by midnight still a few showers are possible. so amounts nothing too impressive. in fact, we are looking at amounts anywhere from about a tenth, if you are lucky on the coast. otherwise less than that. that translates into about an inch or two in the sierra nevada. certainly icy with some low snow levels along the north coast. we will look for numbers today to be below average with just 52 in livermore and san francisco. probably not even 50 up in parts of the north bay.

the accuweather forecast. clouds and showers around tonight. milder and that's the trend for tuesday and wednesday into new year's eve and new year's day. we have low necessary the 40s and maybe some 30s in our inland valleys with highs near 60. >> bundle up. thanks, lisa. a local man started as a truck driver and worked his way up to executive director. but this is not a ration to riches story. katie shows us what makes larry sly an abc7 star. >> in 2015 at the food bank of contra costa and solano it takes a forklift to organize the donations. in 1976 that was not the case. >> i was the truck driver. our warehouse was a safeway trailer parked in a church parking lot. >> that year they distributed 36,000 pounds of food. now larry sly walks the aisles as the executive director of a food bank in a handed out 20 million pounds last year.

pallets stacked four-high, does it sink in for you you made this happen? that there's some much food passing through your facility? >> that's great, you can celebrate it, and it scares me sometimes. it means we have to do this >> this is just one example. nearly 400 people come to solomon temple in pittsburgh once a month to get groceries. >> i have three kids so it helps a lot. especially around the holidays. the program director is katlyn sly, larry's daughter. >> it really makes me very proud of all the work that he's done. >> thanks for making a difference. appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> abc7 news was there as warming of america donated $25,000 to the food bank on giving tuesday. another feather in larry's cap, as is his connection to the rotary club of concord. >> he's a fantastic guy, and i look up to what he's done and what he's built here. i know again it's hunger really never goes away in the community and i feel really good he's here. >> when he started driving that truck at age 26, larry didn't intend to make the food bank a

life-long career, but now he will finds it hard to walk away. >> there's this whole strata of folks that need food. they need the food assistance. they are having to make the decision do they eat dinner or do their child eat dinner. >> larry didn't ask to be a star but he won't stop asking for donations and volunteers to help feed the hungry. abc7 news. next, star wars, the force

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here's the winning numbers from last night's $255 million power ball draw. nobody picked all six. wednesday night's jackpot sky rockets to $300 million. disneyland fans prepare for a portion of the park to close as it makes room for star wars land. starting next month ten attractions will close, some temporarily, some permanently, to build the new 14-acre star wars land. the park will permanently close thunderland, the petting zoo and big barbecue restaurant and another area had next month. opening day for "star wars" land has not yet been announced.

"star wars - the force awakens" is poised to break another box office record this morning. they are on track to beat $1 billion in box office receipts today, making it the fastest movie to get to that point. if it hits the magic number, it would do so in 12 days, breaking the previous 13 day speed record hold by "jurassic park." disney is the parent company of lucas film and abc7. >> the cold has definitely awakened in the bay area. >> painful. >> i have my gloves and i'm buying an ice scraper after work. >> i have one and i can't find it. anyway, we have broken some records. 27 mountain view, 32 san mateo, san francisco 41, and our freeze warning until 9:00. these temperatures likely to drop throughout the next couple of hours. only about 50 to 52 today. we will warm it up as soon as tonight. a few scattered showers amounting to a couple hundredths to the end of the year. >> bundle up. thanks for joining us or the abc7 sunday morning news. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc7

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