and sprinkles in the north bay. it's a week front but sunshine as the front comes up in about an hour or so. here's a look where we are getting a few sprinkles. parts of green wood and novato. the sunrises a the 6:47. we look at temperatures, it's mild to muggy out there. upper 50s to low 60s around the bay. due to the cold front, we will cool off a little bit here. visibility at half moon bay. other than that no problems at sfo. 50s and 60s for your early morning temperatures. by noontime partly cloudy, 60 to 70. that's above average for november. the sun sets at 5:00 and we have more days with numbers above the november average. we will talk about that and when our next rain chance arrives in a few minutes. cornell. >> lisa, see you soon. united airlines pilot being praised this morning for stepping in to prevent a brewing fight between passengers about politics. the flight from sfo to future

violater two landed safely after the pilot took charge. we have the story. >> this is not the kind of announcement you usually hear from an airline pilot. >> as people, we have the common decency to respect each other's decisions, and to get along on this flight. >> the man who shot the video by phone told me the announcement came after an argument between two passengers. >> he said at least i get to keep my guns and she told him how could you say that to a brown person? because she's african-american. >> they were arguing about the election. the united airlines spokesman said flight attendants separated the two passengers before the pilot's announcement. this is the latest out burse since tuesday. in pittsburgh neighbors snapped a picture of this banner. it includes the "n" word. the pittsburgh police said it violates large science on

private property and ordered them to remove it. >> i think it's natural to see eruptions in the beginning, but the real question is what will after overtime. the leaders need to take a very importan role. he praised the pilot for handling the incident on the plane. >> if there is a problem with this, a rant or rave, there is another flight tomorrow. don't be on this one. i hope that's clear. [applause] >> that flight continued without incident. sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> we have video on this. it shows a woman ranting and using hateful language against a bart passenger who was have having a conversation in syrian on her cell phone. people who know the woman contacted the news. they say the woman is living with mental illness and they are concerned about her safety. and bart said with simple

relations deteriorating, they said we want to make sure threats to riders or the employees will not be tolerated. be decent to each other. >> in san francisco a small but vocal group of protesters utah hit the streets last night. [chanting.] abc7 was was along as about 100 people took over the busy street with a police escort. monaco showed the group marching down market street. it was peaceful. aaron green shared this video in santa cruz last night. u. c. santa cruz students marched shouting "not my president." now to oakland where unlike the last three nights, last night's protest remained peaceful. these videos show the heavy police presence. officers say there were no arrests. >> after spending days dealing defeat, hillary clinton made her hillary clinton made her first public appearance last night and and she came bearing gifts for her staffers.

>> hillary clinton had a staff-only event in brooklyn. she thanked each. them and handed them one of 1 many hundred roses that were sent to her home today. clinton also hosted a conference call with volunteers, staffers and donors to ask them to keep fighting for what they believe in. >> this is a tough time for our country. i think we've seen how people have been reacting to the events of this election. and i know that we've got to be reaching out to each other to keep it clear in own minds that what we did was so important. >> just one day after meeting with president obama, donald trump confirmed to "60 minutes" he might agree with the president's request not to tamper with some provisions of obamacare. >> are you going to make sure people with preconditions are covered? >> yes, because it happens to be one of the strongest assets and also with children living with their parents for an extended period.

we will very much try to keep that. >> president elect trump told them if it's not amended, then it will be repealed and replaced. ama daetz. abc7 news. >> mike pence was named the head of his transition team, replacing chris christie. >> be sure to download the news app to stay on top of president elect trump's transition to the white house and get news as it appears. >> a suicide bomb in afghanistan has killed four people at a u.s. air force base. it happened about 30 miles north of could be he will. the military officials have not said what nationality the deceased are, but they are all foreign citizens. of the taliban has claimed responsibility. that's the largest u.s. military base in afghanistan.

>> and 80 opened back-up this morning after it was shut down last night. a victim crashes his vehicle after being shot but is expected to survive. eastbound lanes were closed through the evening commute. the gunman is still on the loose. a drunk driver who ran a red light and killed a man and then smashed into an abc7 news van talked to abc7 news from jail. a man died as he left saturday night. >> the 61-year-old man died as he left city hall thursday night. leslie brinkley has the story. >> in an instant, doug andreen was killed crossing the street to get pizza. this vehicle ran the red light, hitting cars and pushing the body under the abc7 news van parked on the corner. the photographer and reporter were both treated at the hospital and released. grief counselors will be on hand on monday here at san jose city hall where doug worked for ten years as an accountant in the public works department. he lived nearby in this apartment complex with his

beloved cat tinkerbell. his family and friends told me he spent a lot of time at the san jose animal care center, where they will direct donation toss help rescue cats there. they talked about the accident today. >> i'm sorry about it. i mean, i'm sorry. i drank a couple beers and i wasn't paying attention. >> he said he has two previous dui arrests. >> if i could take everything back, i should have never -- i should have never drank. >> andreen lost everything. in san jose, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> happening now, if you are driving in san francisco, you probably want to avoid van ness avenue because a major construction project is underway to make the street safer but now it's just causing delays. katie explains. >> reporter: what does a uber driver wish for?

>> if we could get wider street and less cars. [laughter] >> reporter: instead the transportation agency will be reducing van ness avenue from three lanes in both directions to two starting monday. eventually center lanes will be designated "bus only." definitely get in the way, the way, especially if they have their tail hanging in, don't pull all the way in. that's problematic to get around. >> renderings show what the project will look like when completed. it's similar to the muni trains on third street. the results should mean a time savings of about 15 minutes. this weekend left turns on van ness will be removed at all but three intersections. >> i just feel it will cause way too much traffic. people already drive crazy in the city. i feel like it would be total chaos. >> one of the leadings causes of collisions throughout the city are left turns. by eliminating some of the left turns along the corridor, we are making the city safer as well.

>> sewer lines will be replaced while the road is being torn up. >> it's old and time to upgrade them. this project allows us to fix that from the ground up. >> it will take around three years to complete this project. in san francisco, abc7 news. we love that driving in the city, right? >> oh, yeah. this hour, anyway. >> a little muggy out there today. >> it is. we are looking at a front in the north bay, that's the culprit. we have a few sprinkles being squeezed out. the fog is an issue along the coast. elsewhere it's partly sunny and the sun is starting to come up. we will talk about a partly cloudy sky today. above average november temperatures and maybe a little rain for the week ahead next. >> all right. continuing the clinton dynasty. there's word the family is not done with politics just yet.

>> i'm alexis smith from abc7 morning and sky 7. what is causing daily traffic jams at the

>> welcome back. beach day, anybody? the tide coming in at santa cruz from our santa cruz cam. it will be a nice day down there. lisa argen is going to tell you how the rest of your weekend is going to shape up. a little bit of rain in the future forecast, as well.

the commute across the bay bridge is one of the worst commutes in the nation. if you drive it, you know it is so slow. abc7 morning traffic reporter alexis smith and sky 7 conducted our own bay bridge time challenge during one morning commute. let's see lane 1, fast track or cash? >> it's a mind-numbing crawl to get to the bay bridge toll plaza in the morning. bumper to bumper, people we've in and out within traffic. >> what should take 15 minutes sometimes takes at much as an hour. >> everybody is cut being everybody else off. >> it's getting worst. lately the fast track lane is backed up more than the cash lane. >> we wanted to know what was really happening on the commute. i got in five seven to give us a view from above. >> all the lanes take fast track. some still accept cash too and sometimes the cash lanes seem shorter. which is really faster? we did a comparison and rigged two abc7 news cars with cameras and put cameras on the roofs so we could track them.

we wanted to see how long it took to get through the toll plaza. they both left at the same time. the blue 7 is going through the cash lanes, and we've got the red 7 going through the fast track lanes. >> minutes in, so far looks like cash is moving a little bit faster. >> what's keeping the red 7, the fast track car behind? it had to cross over the cash lanes to get over to the fast track lanes in the center. >> now he's getting over. our cash car's lead doesn't last long. >> looks like we have the fast track car, the red 7 catching up and passing the blue, the cash car. >> nearly 35 minutes into our commute, traffic really slows down and it's the drivers in the cash lanes creating the problem. leave the cash lane and cutting off the other drivers. >> our cash driver is also feeling the pinch. >> he's getting cut off in the cash lanes because they are all trying to get over into the fast track so it's affecting the cash driver too.

>> by the time our challenge is over, the fast track lane have just about five minutes faster than the cash lane. a time savings, but maybe not as much as you think. >> that's really consistent with what we've found over the years. >> john goodwin is with the metropolitan transportation commission. >> evidently there's some folks who seem to believe that their time is more valuable than others. >> he said those drivers who cut over at the last minute play a big part in slowing down traffic. >> there's no real advantage gained by the folks, as we call them, the dive bombers. >> they said they have tried to prevent that by installing flexible pylons, but those dive bombers just run them over. they are looking a way to eliminate the cash option from the bridge to speed things up. the golden gate bridge stopped taking cash in 2013 and since then the flow has improved. there's no set date when the bay bridge might stop taking

cash. >> there are a number of things we need to do because the traffic volumes are so much greater on the bay bridge? >> the meantime drivers are looking for relief, and leaving earlier won't help them. they said the business just time on the bay bridge is between 5:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. a 75% increase since 2010. alexis smith, abc7 news. >> don't forget, alexis has your commute covered every morning starting at 4:30 a.m. the person in charge of keeping bart safe is retiring. our media partners at the bay area news group said kenton raney will make december 31st his last day. he joined the department after a police officer shot and killed mr. grant. hillary clinton may have just lost the presidential election but the clintons are not done with politics. the "new york post" reports that her daughter, chelsea clip, is being groomed to run for congress.

she would run for the seat representing the area of chappaqua new york, where former president bill clinton and hillary clinton live. >> the an all give where you live thanksgiving food drive off to a very strong started to. spencer christian presented a $15,000 check on behalf of our parent company disney. it will help feed 250,000 people a month. abc7 partners with all seven. our food banks for 25 years. you can text word "feed" to the number 800772 to make that $10 donation to help those in need this holiday season. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning, to you. waking up to some cloud cover. even sunshine in the south the bay. but live doppler 7 picking up a very, very weak frontal a band that's pushing through the north bay. maybe a few returns from clear lake, upper lake, perhaps around middletown and around marin county. looking at more like mist and

drizzle and an isolated sprinkle over through 580 in richmond you can see a little sprinkle activity. had is san jose. we are already looking into a pretty nice morning. 6:44 is your sunrise. temperatures in the 50s here. the atmosphere is dryer in the south bay. it's 59 half moon bay. the golden gate bridge, three quarter mile visibility from the coast to right here. so this is where we have a little bit of a tricky pavement out there. 56 in santa rosa. looking at 57 by the delta. 59 in novato. wind is not much after factor. dewpoints anywhere from the upper 40s where that means it's nice and dry. it's feeling chillier to where it's feeling muggier along the coast and also in some of the areas from perhaps novato to san carlos. overall a partly cloudy afternoon. this is santa cruz where you will notice it's cloudy, but today it's going to be a dry afternoon. in fact, it's a very mild numbers headed your way the next couple of days.

partly cloudy this afternoon with more sunshine the next few days. we are looking at a couple of opportunities of rain. nothing too exciting there. as we go through the forecast hour by hour, you will notice the cloud cover thinning out by noontime even in the north bay. by the afternoon it's partly cloudy. temperatures are above average. we should see about 65 in san jose. today forecasting a high of 72. we've got upper 60s all along the bay shore here. it should be just about in the mid-60s. so it's mild for november. changes arrive tomorrow with sunnier conditions. we should warm up even a few more degrees. into monday very little change. so first couple of days of the week looking dry. here's you are a next chance of rain. tuesday night 7:00 you see we have some returns from sonoma, clear lake. what what happens. it pushes out toward sacramento. looks like we aren't left with much, maybe a few hundreds into wednesday morning. the clear sky forecasted tomorrow night, we have a full

moon. it's a super moon. last thyme we saw that was 1948. it will appear much, much bigger. that's going to be a beautiful night tomorrow night. in the meantime today look for low 70s for much of the south bay, santa clara, los gatos and san jose peninsula. some clouds. and in the north bay upper 60s to about 70 in sonoma. how about more 70s for san leandro, castro valley and livermore 71 degrees. the accuweather seven-day forecast. the trend low to mid-70s inland. more sunshine tuesday and by tuesday night a chance of light showers mainly north, taking us into wednesday. this is no storm impact scale with this system. we have another pretty pleasant week ahead. >> we got spoiled with all the rain in october. >> i know. >> so i'm holding off turning my irrigation system back on. >> good for you. >> trying to do my part. lisa, thanks so much.

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abc7 partnering with the local firefighters and makers and manufacturers of smoke alarms to make this a saver alarms to make this a safer holiday season for low-income and elderly bay area residents. abc7 news anchor eric thomas has the story. >> reporter: the big news from this year's operation 7 save a life event, a renewed commitment from the biggest manufacture of smoke alarms.

>> they are going to donate 4,000 smoke alarms with the ten-year sealed-in battery, and 400 carbon monoxide alarms. [applause] >> that's up from the 3,000 smoke alarms and 300 carbon monoxide detectors they have donated each of the past half-dozen years. >> in the fire service we are very aware that smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors save lives. >> this is the seventh year they abc7 has partnered with the company, home depot, and others in oakland, san jose and santa clara for operation save a life. the event kicked off with a program hosted by abc7 news live anchor jessica castro. >> nearly half of the nation's fire deaths occur in the 4% of homes that do not have a smoke detector. >> for our company to be able to help those in most need is probably the most gratifying.

>> home depot is hoping to distribute the safety devices. >> when the holidays come in, the colder weather, being prepared in case of a fire is huge. >> it is that time of year when christmas trees and holiday cooking carry the risk of sparking fires. and this year there are new recommendations on where to mount the smoke alarms. >> make sure you have a smoke alarm in every sleeping room. and in the hallway outside of the bedrooms >> to see where you can get a smoke detector will you live, go to our website, abc7news.com for more information. i'm eric thomas, abc7 news >> the owner ofs mrs. doubt fire home has a new owner. it sold for $1.5 million this week. the house has always attract add lot of fans but it's become a shrine of sorts honoring robin

williams since his death in 2014. nintendo plans to have many more of their nes game systems available this holiday season after they quickly sold out yesterday. it's a video version of the iconic game system packed with 30 games. they sold out in less than a minute on amazon and disappeared off store shelves in a matter of minutes too. still to come on abc7 mornings, four days after the election some hillary clinton supporters are still feeling disappointment. but others say they are now doing something about it. and this veteran's day weekend it's not just about sag welcome back, meet the south bay vets who are hearing "welcome home."

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>> good morning. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, cornell. live doppler 7 not only picking up on the cloud cover and fog but a few isolated sprinkles this morning. we go in a little closer you notice we have returns around point reyes and actually right at the coast is where we are looking at visibility just at a mile. so perhaps in the north bay up through sonoma county, heelsburg and cloverdale. we've had a couple hundredths. but this dissipates quickly and we are left with a little mist. as a matter of fact, as we head toward mt. tam, this is what you

are running into. 60 in the city. 57 in san jose. from the golden gate bridge. there's your fog. reduced visibility. mid-50s for santa rosa and the delta with 58 in livermore. so all the way down toward santa cruz. a few peaks of sun. 60s to near 70 by noontime. skies becoming partly cloudy right on through the afternoon. it's a nice, warmer, sunnier afternoon than yesterday. sun sets at 5:00 p.m. then we will talk about our chance of rain for the upcoming work week in just a few minutes. cornell. >> lisa, thank you. happening today, sting will be on stage at the theater in paris, the site of last year's deadly isis attacks. this will be the first concert in the theater since people were killed there. that was a year ago tomorrow. in all 183 people were killed in three separate attacks in paris that day. sting said the concert will be a way to remember and honor those who lost their lives in the november 13th attacks. and in florida another response to a terrorist attack.

the come-out-with-pride festival will be held in orlando where a gunman killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in june. a benefit concert will be held for the victims of the attack of the pulse nightclub. earlier the city of orlando bought pulse for $200 million. the city plans to turn it into a memorial to honor the memories of the victims. the election has some people speaking out with their wallets, especially for those unhappy with the outcome. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains what they are doing about it. >> reporter: volunteers are clearing out the clinton campaign's local headquarters. >> i'm very sad, understandably. >> going from angry and jumping to what can we do next? so i started donating to planned parenthood and i will plan to volunteer in schools in san francisco. >> it's a sentiment echoed by these volunteers, the san francisco children's art center isn't the only place they are hoping to lend a hand. >> i would volunteer for like planned parenthood because i think that's such an important

organization. >> planned parenthood has seen an outpouring of support. >> i donate to planned parenthood. >> why would you want to do that? >> it's the least i can do to support women's health, which is under attack. >> zone nations are up they said. other charities are asking for dnations in the wake of the election but one group barely needed to ask. >> tuesday night i couldn't sleep. wednesday morning i was laying in bed and couldn't stand it any longer. i woke up, went online and made a donation to the aclu. >> in the 24 hours after the election, the american civil liberties union said they received almost a million dollars in donations, the single biggest fundraising day in their history. donations increased by 700 percent, crash being the website. why them? >> because they protect our constitution. that's their main goal and i feel that's what is in most in peril with our president elect. >> they are also expressing themselves with symbols. and there are other symbols that are not so subtle.

>> this "dissent is patriotic" t-shirt was among the best selling item after the election. so was this pocket constitution. they said they sold more than $15,000 in merchandise to folks looking to make a statement. >> putting the word out that the government is on notice and we will be watching. >> in san francisco, johnathan bloom, abc7 news. new this morning, president obama is reminding us that our military members and veterans serve as an example of what our nation tries to be every day. in his weekly radio address, the president recognized the service and sacrifice of our nation's military and called it the single most diverse institution in the country. our veterans don't always go around telling stories of their heroism, so it is up to us to ask, to listen, to tell those stories for them, and to live in our own lives the values for which they were prepared to give theirs. >> president obama added we must acknowledge that we can never serve our military and veterans quite the same way they serve us.

happening today, a special dedication in antioch. -- i mean in pleasanton. the city will officially unavailable a memorial to the 21 pleasanton area residents who died serving their country. this artist rendition of the memorial shows a life-size bronze statue of a world war ii veteran kneeling in respect to fallen comrades. ♪ oh say can you see >> the south bay started honoring veterans early yesterday morning in milpitas. in san jose veteran's day became an early thanksgiving for more than 500 veterans abc7 news reporter david louie introduces us to one grateful vet. >> july 23rd i was homeless, today i'm not. >> reporter: nothing for symbolic than seeing him hold keys to a unit at this apartment building. he's a twelve-year army vet. he will move in next week. >> this is just the beginning

because now the real journey begins. staying focused, going to school, continue working. >> eaves the 510th homeless vet in santa clara county to get housing, one year after san jose and the county launched a program called "all the quay home." >> some of the landlords renting to vets are vets themselves. >> i'm doing this because i am my brother's keeper and i'm a member of the armed services. and i have been blessed. so why not share that blessing? >> this is the studio apartment he rented to a vet. >> while the number 510 is an impressive figure, there are many more to go. there are still more than 6,000 people homeless who are not veterans living this santa clara county. the mayor sam ricardo believes housing vets will lead to a wider program. while 510 out of 700 vets have been placed, the challenge isn't over. >> every month more are being pushed out into the streets

because of high housing costs. this is an effort we will have to continue to pursue. >> even the president or the board of supervisors have rented out a room to a vet. >> you went to a veteran you get rent. that room would be sitting empty. there are many people with four or five bedroom houses that could easily rent a room to a had veteran. >> in san jose, david loui, abc7 news. >> some bay area veterans are turning to medical marijuana for relief from the pain of war but they aren't getting high. abc7 news has told you about cbd, a nonpsycho-active compound in marijuana that is helping children suffering from seizures. it's available in creams and capsules and veterans are using it to treat everything from physical pain to ptsd. many are doing so with the help from weed for warriors program. >> not being psychoactive. it allows veterans to not have the fear from the anxiety of getting high. >> anxiety relief, pain relief.

i'm able to get four mites a week of six-plus hours of >> he served in iraq. an he is the oakland chapter present of weed for warriors. >> now great music to are a great cause. tickets for dan ashley charity concert now on sale. this year's headliner cheap trick. newly inducted into the rock n' roll hall of fame. rocking casa is a nonprofit charity formed by our own dan ashley used to raise money for awareness for two wonderful causes. you can see cheap trick live on saturday, march 4th at walnut creek. for a link for tickets go to our websites at abc7news.com. happening today, a terrific event in san francisco to again help the less fortunate.

the largest family homeless shelter in the city will hold a family fall fundraiser called gobble and give. rafael house is a nonprofit organization that's completely privately funded and community supported so they could really use your gift. the gobble and give fundraiser begins at 9:00 this morning at the bunny meadow in golden gate park on conservatory drive >> still ahead, the millennial skyscraper is is sinking more than it should and sinking. how property owners are now boycotting the city, who they say covered up the problem. here's a shot of san francisco from the bay bridge. what's in store for your forecast? he's arrange will have your answers coming up in

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halloween is long over but it is never too early for a treat. who doesn't-like that, rather? abc news was at the oakland zoo yesterday as the bears and elephants enjoyed leftovers from generous east bay pumpkin patches. one gulp for the elephants there. the sun bears seem to be preferring peanut butter, though. >> they might be going for the easier stuff first. the peanut butter and better treats. but they will always come back to it. there's nothing really left of after we go back into the yard to clean up. >> a prethanksgiving feast is an annual treat for the critters and for all the zoo--goers, as well. at the san francisco zoo it was

an early white christmas for north america's oldest polar bear. tendons of snow was delivered to the zoo yesterday and it's all for their resident polar bear. she's 35 years young and has lived at the san francisco zoo since 1985. she is like i'm beginning to like this. >> yeah. >> they should do that every day, right? >> what a treat. >> no snow in the forecast, right? >> no. just a grant that gets weaker and wacker in the north bay. and another one that isn't promising too much rain. in the not-too-distant future. but from the future tower camera it's fog. 60 in san francisco. much more fog as you cross into the north bay. we have scattered clouds elsewhere with 50s and 60s. it will be a sunnier and dryer weekend as we go through the next few days. i'll have your forecast next. >> also next, stanford tips off the hoops. the new hoops season against harvard in china. could the cardinals start out with a win?

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>> in sports, stanford and cal both on the road today. the cardinals play oregon. kickoff is:00 p.m. tonight cal battles washington state in poland. kickoff at 7:30 p.m. you can watch the game on our sister network espn. last night stanford's men's basketball team tipped off the new season over harvard. we have the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody.

college basketball season is here. stanford went all the way to china to open their season against harvard. first game for new head coach jared hass. welcome to shanghai, home to 14 million people. picking it up in the second half. travis for the jam. stanford is up nine. and inside to travis again who had 24 points, 17 boards. yao ming said i like that. harvard freshman seth, baseline throwing it down. plus the foul so a lead was cut to 3. christian sanders to michael humphrey. stanford pulls away. he had 15 points. marcus allen. a lot of jams in the highlights. the cardinals traveled 6,000 miles to win the opener 80-70. back in the bay, at home cal opening up against south dakota state, the jack rabbits. the first half singer knocks it away. the hoop, the foul. bears up nine early. later in the first half.

roger, the steal. with authority! senior had twelve. and singer to jabari bird. new york city down the three. bird had 14 points. cal up a dozen at the break. and the second half singer was playing in his 100th game for cal. going to the rack. he had 14 points. bears use the 17-0 run to ice this thing. 82-53, the final. cal hosts uc irvine on wednesday. to the big time. the classic in honolulu. michigan state and arizona. arizona come back 45 seconds left. parker jackson cartwright and puts the wildcats up 63-60. and the brick for the tie and that evens it at 63 with seven seconds left, arizona's kadeem allen goes the length of the court and that's the game winner. arizona in a thriller, 65-63. colin kaepernick will return to the scene of the crime on sunday wherehis career took a dive. he's still trying to recover from. that would be arizona.

last season against the cardinals he was intercepted four times. two returned for a touchdown. his confidence spiraled. spiraled downward. he was eventually benched. he has worked his way back as the starter for the 49ers. he have takes their 1-7 record into the desert this week. cap is look for redemption. >> it probably was the worst game of my career. it's a good opportunity to go back, redeem myself and try to help get this team back on track. you always remember those games, but, you know, you move on from it. you can't linger on, you can't dwell on it. you take what you can learn from it and move on. >> and the raiders have a buy this week. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> hi, everyone. waking up to a few clouds and maybe a few sprinkles and a nice sunrise. we cover it all. you notice just a smattering of light rain from chico north of cloverdale, and maybe around

marin county. really it's not amounting to much. it may allow for some wet pavement. the wipers intermittently and further toward the coast, point raise, down towards the beach and southern marin. it could be a little misty out there. from the east bay hills camera you see the cloud here. things are going to brighten up and it will be a comfortable day today. it's 60 in the city. 59 in mountain view. we have a lot of fog as you approach the golden gate bridge. it's pretty foggy. so this is the way it looked at the golden gate bridge trying to get you a better picture here but you notice we are smacked in with three quarter mile visibility. 59 in novato, 67 by the delta. 69 at the east bay hills. it's warmer due to the cloud cover. as much as six to seven crease warmer the north bay, parts of the east bay. but we are looking at the temperatures this afternoon to once again trend above average. there we go with the golden gate bridge shot. you can see a pretty

hard-to-navigate day in parts of the bay. mostly foggy toward the coast. partly cloudy this afternoon. more sunshine tomorrow into monday. tuesday some changes begin. we will track them for you. starting out with today, look at all the cloud cover. as we go through the next few hours, they really thin out quickly. we will get the into a partly cloudy afternoon. once again, temperatures on the mild side. a wider perspective and we have partly cloudy skies for southern california. 82 there with 630 in the northern syria. mid-60s monterey and yosemite at 68 degrees. pretty nice statewide. in the south bay low 70s for you santa clara, menlo park partly cloudy. we hold on to that with mid-60s in the city. north bay maybe a sprinkle and about 68 in petaluma. 71 napa. near east bay 66 berkeley. 71 and you head inland and the averages in the mid-to upper 60s. we are well above that in parts of the bay.

tomorrow it's sunnier. we will look for mid-70s and even more upper 60s from oakland to richmond to redwood city. average high for san jose is 675. it's warm for november. then very little change more monday. more sunshine. more numbers above average. let's get to tuesday. this is weakening and it will head off toward the sierra nevada. just a slight chance in the north bay. the accuweather seven-day forecast allowing for the clouds to thin out, giving us more afternoon sun. low 60s coast, low 70s inland. mainly sunny for sunday. and monday milder. tuesday afternoon we will increase the clouds in the north bay. maybe a few light showers. by wednesday just a chance. cooler thursday and friday. downloading our app you will see perhaps if we can beef up the system midweek. but at this point it's not looking too likely. but a nice weekend. >> yeah. i do love the warm weather but i miss the rain. >> i know. we want it all, right?

>> come an back. all right, lisa. thank you. a couple in san francisco's millennium tower plans on boycotting playing property taxes. they say the city came up short on the skyscraper. vic lee has a story you will see only on 7. >> i think somebody has to take a stand and hold the city responsible. pat and jerry dodson live on the 42nd lore of of the millennium tower. a luxury two-bedroom unit with killer views. last year the dodsons and 50 other homeowners asked the city assessor, carmen chu, to lower their property taxes because the high rise had unexpectedly sunk 16 inches and tilted 2 inches. it was the dodson's unit where we rolled the golf ball down the uneven floor toward the direction the building was leaning the dodson's paid $2.1 million for their condo three years ago. they told the assessor the value they believe now is around

$400,000. >> some people put zero, some people put a dollar. if you are unable to sell something, it's hard to believe it has any value at the time. >> they are yet to hear from the assessor's office. currently two homeowner lawsuits are pending against the developers. the dodsons are now considering their own legal action against them. supervisor aaron peskin has held hearings which revealed that the building inspection department knew about the settling problems even before units were sold but gave developer the green light anyway. because of that the dodsons have decided to withhold paying their property taxes to the city. >> it's like being mugged. if two people mugged you. in this case it's the millennium partners and the city. i'm not sure the victim is supposed to pay the mugger. >> the dodsons say they are more than happy to pay their property taxes once the city takes responsibility and the tower is repaired. vic lee, abc7 news

>> next, another sign the holidays are near. the each bay ice rink opening today with a special children's

>> check your tickets. here's the winning numbers from last night's mega millions hads dollar drawing. nobody picked all six numbers so tuesday night's jackpot increases to $73 million.

happening today a fun event for kids all ages as the walnut creek ice rink holds their annual children's winter festival. this marks the official opening of the rink's 12th season. today's first 250 guests free admission and skates and for the rest of the day. it's just the five bucks to get in. the rink is located at civic park. the festival runs from 11:00 to 1:00, but the rink is open until 11:00 tonight. bring your skates and your sunscreen today, right? >> isn't that crazy? low 70s out there. they are used to that. we've had several years of drought. right now mid-60s in the city. partly to mostly cloudy there. sunshine around the bay in low 70s. concord, fremont and palo alto this afternoon. accuweather seven-day forecast, we are sunnier and warmer the next couple of days. increasing clouds tuesday with maybe some north bay sprinkles into wednesday. we are much cooler after that. you notice we are looking at relatively dry conditions for the weekend. >> all right. we want to get the rain back

sometimes. lisa thank you. thank you for joining us for the abc7 mornings. i'm cornell barnard in for chris nguyen, along with lisa argen. we want to thank out news viewer lewis for this pick turn of of the golden gate bridge last night. check that out. gorgeous. thank you so much, lewis. can't get enough of that. share your pictures with us on social media. just use the #abc7now. you may see it on our newscast or online at abc7news.com. news continues now online, twitter, f

for all you friendsgiving hosts, invite who you want, not who you must. serve a turkey, don't serve a turkey. bring classic flaky crescent rolls, or not so classic pizza sticks. and don't forget something sweet, and golden brown fresh from the oven. set the table, set the coffee table, set no table at all. the only rule to follow on friendsgiving... is make it your own. happy friendsgiving. warm up with pillsbury.

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