>> good morning, he everybody. it's saturday, december 3rd. i'm cornell barnard in for chris wisconsin. let's start with the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> good morning. more cold weather to come. nice and clear on the visibility. no issues. temperatures continue to drop before sunrise. already in the upper 30s from napa to santa rosa. 36 in morgan hill. and this is certainly cooler than it was yesterday.

itit will be warmer this afternoon. the early sunset 4:51. look for more changes for the second half of the weekend. details in a few minutes. >> lisa, thank you so much. breaking news out of oakland this morning where a three-alarm fire damaged at least one building. the fire started around is 11:30 last night on 31st avenue and international boulevard. one person inside says the building house was 18 people who uses it as an artist collective. about 50 people were inside last night when the fire started. he was treated on the scene tore some minor injuries. he tells us he's unsure if one of his friends made it out safely. >> i haven't seen him. i'm hoping for the best. i hope, i hope he's okay. >> now it's unclear this morning if anyone was seriously hurt. the cause is under investigation. now to developing news out of san francisco.

pg&e is investigating the cause of a power outage that has left more than 2,000 people in the dark this morning. the power went out. the estimated time of restoration is 6:45 this morning. there's an important clue that may help the police track down the driver in a violent commit run crash. it happened earlier this week on portero avenue right next to san francisco general hospital. sergio quintana has the story. >> at first glance dana fernie looks like she's recovering from her injuries pretty well but you take a closer look and she has a bruised eye and a pretty significant head injury. >> i don't remember anything except getting on my bike and then waking up in the hospital. >> tuesday night at about 10:15 she was bicycling home on

portraya avenue near 22nd street when she was hit by a vehicle. the driver left the scene a few good samaritans found her and walked her to the hospital. >> the negative thing is some person did something horrible and selfish but four people did something fantastic. >> unfortunately investigators don't have any clues because no witnesses have come forward and there aren't my surveillance cameras on the stretch. but there is an important piece of evidence. a side screw mirror found at the scene that may have come from the suspect's car. >> we believe the vehicle that struck her is a dark color mini, would be the make. we believe that the model is the cooper. >> dana had been an avid bicyclist. she's thankful for those who helped her get to the hospital. >> it's very rare nowadays that people stop and help other people and i'm thankful they stopped and helped me. >> anyone with information is to call san francisco police. abc7 news. >> in los angeles investigators believe a fatal stabbing on the

university of southern california campus was not the a random attack. a faculty member was skilled yesterday. police arrested a student with the murder. paramedics arrived and found professor bosco tjan dead. and a fire started in a barn south of downtown. the firefighters rescued several dogs. it took firefighters about 90 minutes to get the flames under control. luckily no one was hurt. also in the north bay deputies believe a gunman shot himself in the head while driving away from a crime scene. it all started in kenwood yesterday afternoon. sky 7 was over this home on adobe canyon road where a man had several gunshot wounds. he's expected to survive. officers followed a black s.u.v. to east santa rosa. the press democrat reports he pulled out a gun and appears to

have shot himself into the head. he crashed into this home. investigators have not announced his condition. the police are looking for a man who tried to kidnap a young girl on adrian drive. the girl was walking home when a car stopped and offered her a ride home and she declined. man got out, grabbed her, hugged her, bit her and then bit her. the girl was able to breakaway. the duane mates who made -- the two inmates to made a daring escape from jail were arraigned yesterday. the mug shot after the capture appeared he applied makeup. both men, plus a woman, charged with hiding chavez, have court dates next week. president-elect donald trump did something that hasn't been done in nearly 40 years. he talked with the president of

taiwan. now the chinese government is reacting. katie marzullo has details. >> china, i promise, will be really, really mad. >> the robert wood is a professor of strategic management and global business at san jose state university. he said by talk being to taiwan, president trump is sending a message to china. >> what he is clearly saying is we are going to have a different relationship than we've had since 1979. >> that's the year the united states broke diplomatic ties with taiwan. some agree, this is mr. trump setting himself awart. >> china is the second largest economy in the world, the major competitor, and making them happy is probably not his priority. >> he said the president of taiwan called me to wish me congratulations on winning the presidency. >> some are not concerned when

who called who. >> november 19th the trump organization was in taiwan trying to close a real estate deal. here we have not only the issue of international diplomacy going on, but you also have that business deal going on. >> donald trump said in a tweet interesting how the u.s. sells taiwan millions of dollars of military equipment but i should not accept a congratulations call. abc news. hundreds of people were feeling the burn in north bay last night. in california a former democratic candidate bernie sanders spoke. he said the democratic party needs to work together to fight bigotry and climate change. >> if millions of people stand together and say sorry, mr. trump , you shall not going to undermine american democracy,

we, in fact, will succeed. >> and he also spoke at one of the halls. at both locations he spoke for the new head of the democratic national committee >> we know from ground and space that san francisco's millennium tower is indeed sinking but another area of the bay area is rising. that's good news for people in the east bay who have been suffering after years of drought. >> following the rolling ball. it's evident san francisco's millennium tower is sinking but here it is opposite, ground rising due to the ground water rising. in other words, local reservoirs and ac firs are telling enough for the city to rise probably half an inch or less. it's measurable using new technology to scan these satellite images of the bay area from the european space agency. >> it's a combination of conservation of water by our residents and our businesses of

that allowed our reservoirs to stay fuller. >> city officials don't think anything bad is happening with the rising and falling water table, and they are thankful for people using 450% less water than before the drought but they don't want them acting as if the drought is over. >> we are encouraging all our residents to still conserve. >> meanwhile scientists are still marveling over the new technology that is also being used to track seismic activity in the bay area. it promises to be much more detailed and accurate than ever before. >> you need repeated measurements over a period of time. they are collecting these measurements much more frequently than has been done before. >> and in earthquake territory, being able to measure the movement of the ground to a few millimeters could be a life safer. eric thomas, abc7 news >> looks like it's time to

bundle up soon? >> yes. i felt it this morning. a clear sky and we will have chilly temperatures the next several nights. in the 30s many locations this morning and still several hours until sunrise. 36 in morgan hill and danville. a live look outside from the roof camera. 49 is the warmest location around the bay area san francisco. we will tell you how cold it will get and about the mildest day of the week. hint, that happens to be today. >> wow. okay, lisa, thank you so much. and robbers rushed into a popular bay area store. police want your help in track them down. and the cat of full house returns to their iconic san francisco home but not ever ♪

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>> hundreds of people came together last night to honor the 14 people who were killed in the san bernardino terrorist attack one year ago yesterday. city sponsored a night of remembrance with stories and music. one survivor said because of the vigil she finally feels a sense of closer. >> i missed all of the funerals of my friends and all of the services. i never got to mourn them properly because i was in the process of fighting for my own life. >> investigators are still trying to figure out what the shooters did immediately following the shooting. they were later gunned down by police. a man who provided them with assault rifles will face trial next year. take a look at this surveillance video. san francisco police looking for thieves who rushed an apple store, grabbing expensive iphones and ipads not once, but twice. people in hoodies ran in and ripped the devices from the display tables. this is the marina district store on chestnut street. thieves targeted the store on

black friday and then again the past tuesday. a similar incident happened at the store in core --. >> and two people were arrested for a pair of belmont the burglars in october and november. officers recovered stolen jewelry and electronics. they may also be responsible for other home burglaries in the peninsula. this woman is arrested for stealing packages from porches. the 24-year-old sarah was arrested at her san jose home. officers were able to track her down after releasing pictures and video to the public showing the theft of the packages. she confessed to the trial. the stars of "full house" are now immortalized in cement. >> one, two, three, go! >> check out the cast members

casting their hand prints yesterday at the san francisco homemade famous by the '90s tv sitcom. the show's creator is the new owner. but as lyanne melendez tells us, not everyone is happy with the arrangements. >> who says the tanners don't live at 1709 broderick street? the creator of the "full house" series is the new owner and he brought part of the cast to san francisco to kick off the netflix revival "fuller house." >> this house has become iconic. i understand 500 people a day stop by here. >> it goes without saying that residents here are not feeling the love for the hollywood cast and the creator of the series jeff franklin, who now owns the home. this is what infour yates neighbors. the double park being while people get out of their cars to take pictures, and the total disregard for the people who live on that street. it's especially bad on weekends.

>> to live here with all of this going on, it's an attractive nuisance, and it's going to get worse because the word is out that he's brought it back. >> a few months ago franklin took a picture of himself sitting on the steps of the house and posted on twitter that he was in the market for a home. that was after the show's revival on netflix. now more tourists than ever drop by. >> we exercise and then it's all in one day. a regular friday. >> with people like that, neighbors are saying have mercy on us all! >> a cup of sugar, yeah. dave will make them a pie. >> with the tanners, in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> happening today, state officials are opening more of the northern california coast to commercial crab fishing. a 50-mile stretch point point reyes and a point in sonoma

county opens today after a drop in the toxic levels. high levels are keeping one section. >> closed. crab fishing opened for most of the bay area last month. last year the season was cut short by the toxic algae bloom. and the san francisco fire department continues to celebrate a big milestone, 150 years of service. tonight firefighters will attend a gala to commemorate this historic anniversary. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. we certainly are experiencing some chilly weather. but yet the coldest air of the season is on the way in a couple days. if you think it's cold this morning, you shall right. but it will get colder. here's live doppler 7. picking up on the cloud-free conditions right now. a live look outside from emeryville. with cool numbers we are looking

at temperatures in the warmest locations across the bay in san francisco at 49. check out oakland, 8 are december cooler at 41. 43 in mountain view and san jose. gilroy 34 degrees. so this location here is just at about 157 feet. you don't have to get that high in the atmosphere to experience the chilly conditions. half moon bay 45 and from the east bay hills camera a nice vantage point. 39 in napa, as well as fairfield and livermore. 40 for concord. good morning, novato, 41 for you. this is the headline, how much cooler it is. twelve degrees cooler in concord request 4 to 8 degrees cooler in mountain view. and from mt. tam we are checking out the warmest day of the week today. it will be pretty mild out there with a winter-like chill next week and the chance of rain coming our way not until next friday. so as we checkout the bigger picture, it's pretty mild from north to south. and no clouds out out there wit8

in los angeles today. a beautiful afternoon. 46 in the northern sierra. we will be looking at not only the mild conditions today, but well above average. look at santa rosa. we could be flirting with 70 degrees there. 66 in oakland and hayward. tomorrow almost as nice. the breeze will lighten up a bit but we will still have plenty of sunshine, well above afternoon. then by monday some cooling clouds with highs struggling to get out of the 50s. this will be the beginning of some much cooler air headed our way. so the source of that cooling coming right from canada. in fact, we are looking at the western half of the nation really encompassed in a big chill next week. so this will influence not only the afternoon highs obviously but the morning lows will be dipping into the 20s in some spots. that could give us a hard freeze. contrast that to the warmest day out of the next seven. that's today with 64 santa clara, and look for mid-60s ferried wood city, palo alto and mountain view.

san francisco a mild 64 degrees. in the north bay this should be one of the warmer locations with upper 60s for many. you. could be a little conservative in napa or santa rosa's reading. upper 670's there. 63 in newark and over the east bay hills in the mid-60s from walnut creek to concord. today very mild and then tomorrow a minor dip. look at the chilly overnight lows arrive the next several mornings with perhaps freeze warnings from the national weather service. then you get those alerts if you download our app. and into the next several days in the middle of the week we will still be cool with dry weather until perhaps next friday. >> i'm just freezing listening to the forecast. >> i know. nice and warm in our studio. >> and a little rain later this week too? >> hopefully. >> just ahead, new photos of a cute, one-month-old polar bear in germany. it doesn't get cuter. i asked about an update on the

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he said i'm not asking for anything, not your bank account customers, and just tell us where you bank. i said wells fargo. they checked and a deposit was pending. the man called back and said he deposited $2,000 too much. >> and you have to please send us back the $2,000. marvin said he wanted to wait to see if the deposit cleared. >> his voice became a little shrill. i think he felt the scam slipping away from them. >> wells fargo said the money was deposited into account but the money came from a couple's credit card amount. >> he said you will send me the money. >> and i said no, i won't. >> he said if you don't send it, we will crash the computer. >> just then this threatening message appeared on their computer screen. it said all pictures is hacked. if you want to get rid of all of this, pay us $2,000. the couple shut it down and called the fbi.

>> and i said, let's call michael finney because we want to protect other people. >> the couple wanted me to warn you, don't fall for this scam. >> listen, when they tell you they want to give you money, especially on the phone, hang up. >> anytime someone says they sent you too much money and you need to wire money back, it's almost certainly a scam. also, don't ever let a stranger take remote control of your computer. it's always a bad idea unless you contact them first. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> good advice. okay. muni lost about $50,000 in fares when it was hack last weekend. the hack forced muni to shut down ticket machines and open up the gates for anyone to ride for free. "the chronicle" reported muni didn't stop the spread of the cyberattack and stop the personal information. they decided not to the pay the hackers after consulting homeland security. we are getting reports that good people are helping san jose

mercy mobile get restocked after burglars pick it clean. thieves broke the window of the rv yesterday, or early yesterday, and helped themselves to warm clothes, utensils, even a hot plate. the mercy mobile distributes donated items for those less fortunate. >> i am upset that someone would violate such a vehicle, but i guess this is a sign of the times question live in. people are des from the pratt and maybe they thought something valuable was in here. what they can't steal is the heart of the people that gave the stuff. >> the mercy mobile visits homeless camps to get a list of what's needed and puts out the word to potential donors. blankets are the highest priority right now. look who is turning one-month-old today. the cute bundle of fur is a polar bear club at the berlin zoo. the cub has begun to open its eyes but can't see much yesterday. they have been gullping down

polar bear milk and receive great care from mom. the cub is expected to grow weekly as polar bear milk contains 30% fat. it's the only survivor of the parent cubs born last month. that's the first birth of a polar bear in a zoo in 22 years and how mario wood's mother is remembering her soon a year after his death at the hands of san francisco police.

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49 right now. that the the warm spot, san francisco. 43 mountain view. san jose 33 in gilroy. look at the golden gate bridge. no fog. upper 30s for you in napa. 39 in livermore. definitely that time of year. temperatures dropping this morning. low dewpoints. the clear sky and for this afternoon enjoy it. one of the warmest days out of the next seven with sunny conditions and temperatures well into the 60s. so that early sunset allowing for a chill early this evening. we will talk about the rest of the weekend and the next chance of rain in a few minutes. >> all right, lisa. thank you. back to our breaking news, investigators remain on the scene of a three-alarm fire that left at least one building damaged. it started last night around 11:30 on 31st avenue and international boulevard. one person who was inside tells us the home is -- the home houses about 18 people who were using it as an artist

collective. they were having an art event last night when the fire started. no word on any serious injuries. thank you to abc7 news view errory, who shared his view of the fire in oakland f you see news where you live, share it on social media with the # abc7 now and you might see it on air or online. >> oh, my god, drop it! >> a woman's screams followed by gunshots that ended the life of mario wood that ended one year ago yesterday. wood was shot about an hour after he reportedly stabbed a stranger in the arm. police fired beanbag rounds and then fired. he had drugs in his system, including meth and marijuana. his death spark months of protests, but no officers have been charged in the case. melanie woodrow spoke with woods' mother and the san francisco district attorney to get an update on the case.

>> one year ago mario woods' shooting death by the police was captured on cell phone video. the mother said what is missing is justice. >> i don't think any grieving mother should have to beg for some type. justice. i just don't. >> san francisco police shot woods 20 times. he was armed with a knife. police said he had just stabbed someone, that he refused to drop the knife and was acting erratically. >> the knife wasn't a threat to the officers, and in many ways it just start the current reform movement in the city of san francisco. >> the incident is still being investigated by the san francisco district attorney's office. no officers have been charged. protesters outside the hall of justice wants them to take

action. >> we can't wait any longer. >> we know it's taken time. >> he said once a new unit is in place within his office, the goal by the end of 2017 is for officer-involved is shooting investigations to take between 90 and 180 days to complete. >> anyone looking at that video can say -- see what happened. we need the district attorney to say that. >> when woods grease it's a necessary step toward healing. >> it sends a message that our children's lives, they matter. they matter. >> in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> attorneys for san francisco were in federal court yesterday defending the city against a lawsuit by the family of kate steinle. she was killed on pier 14 last year by an undocumented immigrant. the wrongful death lawsuit said the city is responsible for her death because the sheriff, instead of handing him over to

deportation. >> san francisco harbor is not a safe harbor for felons. >> they are trying to use our sanctuary city policy to suggest this wouldn't have happened except for the sanctuary city policy, which is not the case. >> the wrongful death lawsuit also names the bureau of land management. steinle was killed with a bml's agent's gun that wasn't properly secured had in his car. the judge will decide if the case can proceed in two weeks. happening today, the san francisco-san is hose police department is hosting a gun buy back to help reduce gun violence. they are offering $100 target gift cards for handguns, rifles and shotguns and $200 for assault weapons. they won't collect any personal information. it's all anonymous. the event runs from 9 to 1 today at the police department substation on great oaks parkway

in south san jose a bar quickly took down posters that grabbed the attention of a lot of riders yesterday with a bold statement. it said racism, sexism and other forms of discrimination are not allowed and get your -- expletive -- together. >> this is not acceptable behavior. >> i think it's a pretty interesting line. i think it's on message. >> bart is working on its own anti-hate campaign. for now it's not clear to put up those posters the election is not over for san francisco agency that wants the city to take over maintenance of street trees. this is a letter the executive director, friends of the you are urban forest, sent to supporters yesterday. it says that mayor ed lee is

considering not funding caring for street trees. >> it stops the crazy policy of relinquishing street trees back to adjacent property owners. people who are inheriting a 30-foot tree and don't have the money to take care of it. >> it includes a clause that allows the mayor to suspend funding for tree maintenance if the city faces budget problems. the mayor has until the end of the year to decide. a 14-year-old with a very rare medical condition is about to leave for the mayo clinic. abc7 news has been following kayla's journey, and today you can join her for pancakes at her pleasanton church. her friends and sister were getting ready when we stopped by yesterday. >> we are doing a pancake breakfast with santa. looking for donations to help fund the trip because it's really hard financially on my

family. >> kayla has been battling rare immune and tissue diseases since she was just days old. breakfast starts at 7:00 a.m. and if you can't make it, but can help, please do so. there's a gofundme page and we have a link to it on our website abc7news.com. happening today, thousands of volunteers will assemble bikes for the annual big bike build. teams from all over the bay area will put together more than 2400 bikes for kids this holiday season. it's all part of the turning wheels for kids twelfth year celebration. the organization encourages kids to play outside for a healthy lifestyle. today's bike event runs from 10:00 a.m. until noon. the train will make its way down to the peninsula. the glittering show train has been a favorite holiday tradition for 14 years. the train is decorated with thousands of lights. this is video from last year's

truck. it will visit nine caltrain stations this weekend. people can join in the singing with carolers and santa and mrs. claus. it kicks off this afternoon at 4:00 at the san francisco caltrain station. >> still want a christmas tree and are willing to think outside the planner box, check this out. friends of the open forest renting the live trees for christmas. they aren't pines and may look a little good cause. >> we will ultimately plant them as a street tree about a year from now >> the young trees need to stay in their pots and like regular christmas trees they need to be watered regularly and kept away from heaters. friends of the urban forest will

pick them up after the holiday season is over. >> still ahead, local girls are training to run and they are learning a lot more. we will hear from one runner and her coach, who you may recognize. and here's a live look from our east way hills camera. it is cold out there. it's going to get a lot colder. lisa argen will have your forecast coming up in just a few minutes.

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fantasy of lights. thousands of lights will lights up the houses and shops along union streets. there will be arts and crafts, live entertainment and probably food too and horse-drawn carriages. the event runs from three to seven today on fillmore between union and lombard. the weather will put you in the mood too a, right? because it's cold. >> one of a zillion things going around the bay area. it's good the weather is cooperating because we need a couple of dry days to get some things done obviously around the house. we are deck lating. and as we look outside from the exploratorium camera, 49 is the warm spot in san francisco. how about 39 in livermore? with 36 in danville and temperatures still dropping. we will tell you how low its going to go over the weekend and the week ahead coming up. . >> and the championship game at levi's stadium, will it be enough to secure the huskies a

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. >> talking a little sports. the warriors back in action hoping to rebound from thursday night's double overtime loss to the rockets. they take on the phoenix suns at oracle arena. tipoff at 7:30 p.m.. the fourth ranked washington huskies made their final pitch to the selection committee at levi's stadium last night. they trounced colorado in the pac-12 championship game. here's sports director larry beil with the highlights of this morning's sports. >> good morning. the washington huskies are hoping the road to the college football playoffs runs right through levi's stadium. they met colorado in the pac-12 championship game. mike mcintyre leading the bus about 12 miles away from the stadium. bad news, an early sack, turns his ankle, had to leave the game.

jake browning out of full some. powers in here, 14-7 huskies. comes back to start the second half. this ball tipped. that's picked by taylor rap. it's a 35-yard pick six and the dogs start rolling it up 21-7. later this play is just amazing hear because browning is trying to throw this ball away. get it out-of-bounds? no. john ross reaches up and snags it with one hand. 19-yard touchdown. the coach is like, wow. the huskies are the pac-12 champions and hope that got them into the playoffs. to the ice. the sharks in for a nice four daybreak. first a date with the canadians in the tank. first period. it's joe pavel to brett burns for the one-timer. the sharks take the 1-0 lead. then a minute to go in the first. sharks force the turnover.

it's joe to joe. it's thornton to pavelski and it's in. martin jones using the force on "star wars" night to keep montreal from finding the back of the night. 73 saves for the victory and the sharks hold off the canadiens2-1. in the nba a target for officials. and even steve kerr admitted yesterday green may have to stop that leg kick. it cost them in the nba finals last season and draymond was called for a flagrant foul thursday night. even though it was accidental and he barely brushed harden's head. greene feels like he's a marked man. >> i don't have a perspective on it. that ain't my job. they have a replay center and three officials and a league office that makes calls.

>> after that draymond was gone. warriors play phoenix tonight. that's a wrap on morning spores. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good saturday morning to you. plenty of 30s and 40s. the reason being clear conditions. live doppler 7 will be picking up on very few clouds today. in fact the next several days it's really about the temperatures where numbers will be bottoming out to some of the coldest readings in quite some time. a live look outside. pier 15. numbers in the 40s from oakland to san francisco. but just 41 in oakland, 49 san francisco. 43 san jose. gilroy just one degree above freezing and half moon bay in the low 40s. from the east bay hills camera, it's certainly just as cold in parts of the inland east bay or getting there with the upper 30s livermore. napa 37 and 40 concord. good morning novato. 41 for you. you certainly feel the chill this morning with the clear sky.

all the heat from yesterday has escaped into space. and no blanket or cloud cover to insulate us. will be looking at temperatures colder and colder the next several mornings. today numbers will be above around. yesterday we saw plenty of mid-60s. from the sutro tower camera, another day today in san francisco with mild conditions. mild today, tomorrow. winter-like chill early next week. chance of rain, looks like it's arriving not until next friday. highs across the state pretty nice for december. low 60s for monterey, upper 60s los angeles. look for 63 in chico with low 70s palm springs and 46 in the northern sierra. as for today, average highs in the upper 50s to about 60 degrees mountain view. plenty of mid-60s from oakland to hayward. 64 in san jose. tomorrow almost as mild.

just a couple degrees of cooling for livermore. 61 sausalito. we will take you to monday where highs will struggle to make it to the low 50s in san francisco. you have an idea the overnight lows will get cooler and cooler because afternoon highs will struggle to recover and we will look at that trend for several days into early next week. the reason being, the arctic blast coming out of canada will encompass much of the western states and it will arrive early next week. that will definitely make an impact in the temperatures. today it's the warmest day out of the next seven with 64 in the south bay for much of san jose, santa clara. 65 for you in palo alto and mountain view. 64 menlo park. san francisco about 64 today. in the north bay some of these numbers in the upper 60s from cloverdale to santa rosa. you head over to the east bay today, 66 in hayward, oakland. and fremont about 64. over the east bay hills into the mid-60s for antioch and brentwood. that's a considerable climb from where you are this morning.

pretty chilly there. 635 san ramon. the accuweather seven-day forecast, looking at temperatures a few degrees cooler tomorrow and then frosty mornings monday, tuesday, tuesdy wednesday still high necessary the mid-50s. upper 50s on thursday. notice question have the 1 on the storm impact scale, meaning a weak system. we will be tracking it for you. see if it really materializes and develops and hopefully getting back into a wetter pattern. >> for now another blanket on the bed, another log on the fire, turn up the heat. okay. lisa, thanks so much. thousands of elementary and middle school age girls will run through golden gate park this weekend. part of the bay area youth development program called "girls on the run." jessica is a volunteer coach for the program and takes us inside the practice ahead of the big day. >> most days it's a little chaotic, and adding this to the mix doesn't help. but it's fun. girls on the run, an after schiff school program that meets twice a week for ten weeks with

the ultimate girl of running a 5k. a feat mean adults don't always accomplish. >> i love running so it makes me feel so happy that i can just run. >> this is ruby's second season. she's somewhat of an expert. she will tell you it's not all about running. >> it's like you make new friends and you learn about all this cool stuff. >> the cool stuff, as rub by calls it, is part of the curriculum to inspire girls to be joyful, healthy and confidence. >> each lesson there's a certain theme. sometimes it's about inner beauty, sometimes it's about self confidence. and then they have a game that ties it all together. >> in this lesson the game was a trust circle. there were lots of things. we talked about teamwork and community. and these girls are part of the bigger community. girls on the run is a national program that celebrates their

20th anniversary this year. >> i just think it's awesome for them to have this activity together. >> i'm lucky to have met ruby on a certainly level since i'm one of four volunteer coaches at garfield elementary school. there are 2,000 volunteers across the bay area. ruby tells me she's not nervous at all for the season-ending 5k. >> when i started this, i thought 5k would be really long but when it came i realized it was pretty short because i had fun. >> in san francisco, coach jessica, abc7 news. >> thanks, jessica. girls on the run also provides shoes to kids in need. this year they gave away 400 pairs to girls. the 5k they have been training for all season is coming up tomorrow. jessica castro will be the emcee

of the event. if you would like to find out more or enroll your daughter in the upcoming spring season, find this story on our website, abc7news.com. coming up next, taking the plunge. why hundreds of people, including san francisco police officers, will be jumping into the chilly waters at aquatic

>> here are the winning numbers from last nights megamillion dollars drawing. tuesday night's jackpot increases to $35 million. happening today, take the plunge. san francisco police will dip into the chilly waters all for a very good cause. it's all part of the annual brave the bay challenge to raise money for the make-a-wish foundation. abc7 news anchorra

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>> good morning, he everybody. it's saturday, december 3rd. i'm cornell barnard in for chris nguyen. let's start with the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> good morning. it's awfully cold. do you feel it out there? as you look at live doppler 7,

the absence of clouds 24 morning allowing for temperatures to really bottom out in the 30s in many locations. how about 35 in morgan hill. 36 danville, 39 in concord and 36 in santa rosa. low 40s for you on the peninsula, and that's 4 degrees colder than yesterday in hayward and palo alto. almost 10 degrees cooler mountain view and san jose. as we look at sutro tower, notice it's clear. we have plenty of sunshine today. warmer by noontime. numbers above average by five or six degrees again today for the warmest day of the week. sun sets at 4:51. we will talk about the frosty nights coming up in a few minutes. >> lisa, thank you. we begin with breaking news this morning out of oakland where casualties are reportedly associated a three-alarm fire there. take a look. the fire started around 11:30 last night on 31st avenue and international boulevard. one person who was inside tells us the building houses about 18 people who use it as