it's sunday, december 24th. good morning and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen in for carolyn tyler. let's take a first look at the forecast. this is lisa argen with doppler 7. good morning, lisa. >> good morning. as you'll notice we have some green here on doppler 7, but unfortunately this won't all reach the ground. we could see a few sprinkles here and there, but this is associated with a larger system that's dissipating, and it will move in throughout the bay area today, keeping the clouds with us, but sprinkles are possible, but not everyone will see them. 45 in livermore, little 50 in sapphi, it's 50 in san francisco. most of you to near 50 in the next hour. mid-50s by noontime and it pretty much stays that way throughout the afternoon. a brighter-looking christmas.

we'll have a look at the last week of the year coming up. chris? >> police are investigating a shooting outside of a bar that left one man dead and two others injured in vallejo. it happened around 11:45 last night at dumpy's tavern on york street. investigators say a 43-year-old man was killed. a 22-year-old mwoman and a 38-year-old man were wounded. their injuries do not appear life threatening. police do not have suspects in custody. thieves are getting creative this weekend. san mateo police are warning last-minute shoppers about a spike in car break-ins this year. melanie woodrow explains. >> reporter: with not much time left to shop -- >> last minute. it's crazy. chaos. >> reporter: is it really bad? >> it's not that bad. the line was long but it moved fast. >> reporter: it seemed there were bigger concerns this year than last-minute shopping crowds. san thmateo police are warning

shoppers not to put belongings in their trunks. there have been a number of trunk break-ins here at bridge point shopping center. >> it's not fun. especially during the christmas season. >> reporter: he had advice from authorities, carry all your purchases from store to store. >> it looks like fun, but not so much in real life. >> it's terrifying to think i can't just run into toys r us real quick, take things to the car, run into target without being terrified. that's terrible. >> there are a lot of people out there that are desperate, right? it's sad and scary. >> reporter: police say despite active patrols, they want shoppers to be extra vigilant. >> for me right now it's literally nothing in the car. nothing in the car. it's not worth it. >> reporter: in san mateo, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. federal express said windy weather friday night at its massive air hub in memphis has interrupted its flight network.

they are alerting customers about potential delays. some packages that were supposed to be delivered yesterday have not arrived yet. but fedex said most deliveries should make it on time before christmas. for last-minute shoppers, no doubt about it, it is crunch time. but most stores are there to help. here are some options for those procrastinato procrastinators. >> reporter: on this christmas eve morning, the final push to get those presents under the tree. >> i'm still doing last minute, would you believe it? i thought it was done. >> reporter: procrastinators, don't panic. there is at least still one on-line option. amazon offering same-day delivery for prime members if you order by 9:30 a.m. today. >> it's run by technology and made as efficient as possible. that's how we're able to get items to people's doorsteps in about an hour or two. >> reporter: a village of unlikely last-minute elves spreading that christmas cheer. ups is using marketers and other

professionals to deliver holiday shipments. for fedex, a short-term setb with wind grounding their planes in memphis. but systems are running well, and they expect to make deliveries on time. >> i was working until last friday nonstop, and since i rested since then, i decided to come out and get everyone's present now. >> reporter: as for the 60% of holiday shoppers hitting the stores today, there is still time to score deep discounts. >> turn to the apparel stores. a lot of the sale items are discounted up to 60%. >> reporter: if you can't get to a store, amazon music unlimited is getting new prescribers three months for just 99 cents. and nearly $250 billion in returns were processed last year, so if you're waiting until last minute to do your shoppin, maybe gift cards are a good

option. abc news, new york. back here in the bay area, a three-month-old baby riding bart with her family died after suffering a medical emergency. the infant fell ill yesterday afternoon at the pleasant hill bart station. the girl was taken to john miramar medical center where she passed away. there is no indication of foul play. this morning a vow not to let fear win after word that a popular tourist spot in san francisco was the target of a terror plot. a former marine is now in jail accused of hatching the plan to attack torres at pier 99. >> reporter: saturday holiday fun goes on at pier 39 after the fbi foiled a planned terror attack at the san francisco destination. >> i looked at my phone and saw that it said there is a threat of this terrorist at pier 39, and i'm like, oh, my gosh, we're here. >> reporter: trisha johnson was visiting pier 39 friday when she

learned about the alleged plot. fbi agents say 26-year-old everett aaron jamison, an ex-marine, planned to stage the attack around christmas. he's now in jail. >> you can't get rattled when things like this happen. this is our country. this is america. >> reporter: some visitors noticed coast guard patrols and more security staff. >> there are inherent dangers in everything we do, so i trust in the security i've seen around here. >> reporter: according to a federal criminal complaint, everett jamison had radical jihadi beliefs and terror posts. his family in modesto are in shock. >> i can't explain it. it's not my nephew they're talking about. >> reporter: an alert was put out by jamison's dialogue. they hope others take notice by this kind of radicalism. >> even though it was an fbi informant that alerted the fbi, any kind of tip could have come from the public.

>> reporter: he has an arraignment scheduled january 5. his attorney says his client will plead not guilty to any charges held against him. lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. governor brown has granted pardoned to two men who were to be deported for committing crimes while in the u.s. both men were picked up during federal immigration raids in october. 42-year-old mony neth of modesto and rottanak congress, 39, of davis were set set set set set t yesterday. several people helped catch a robber blocks away from fisherman's wharf. the suspect tried to run away with a victim's camera. a good samaritan tripped him. two of our coworkers then restrained the suspect until

police arrived. both victims had just arrived in san francisco from australia. one of them hurt his shoulder. happening today, san francisco's glide memorial church will serve thousands of people a special lunch for the holidays. the house of prime rib donated 3700 pounds of meat for the day along with salad, mashed potatoes, bread and dessert. the lunch runs from 10:30 until 1:30 at the church on ellis street. there are also morning celebrations in the sanctuary and the next one starts at 11:00 a.m. lisa argen is here tracking the cool air out there. >> it's 10 degrees cool erin land than it is on the san francisco bay. 45 degrees from mt. tam. you can see all the gray. a spare the air alert today. plenty of cloud cover. a front is not too far away from us but it won't offer much in

terms of rainfall. i'll track the holiday week ahead, next. a christmas gift for a family that needed a reason to smile. the generous donation and what you can do to help people get back on their feet after the north bay wildfires. plus, christmas came early for two bay area kids after a

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here's a live look from norad tracking santa claus. right now he's dropping presents in bangor, mumbai. the air space command is in charge of protecting air space, but it doesn't mean they can't have a little fun. that tradition of tracking santa began in 1955 when a child called the continental air defense command, that's the predecessor of norad. the community updated the child and that's a tradition that continues today. after cigarette taxes were raised earlier this year, convenience stores in the central valley are now seeing a spike in crime. thieves are stealing cartons of cigarettes. our sister station in fresno has more on the heist that's turned into a brutal encounter. >> reporter: surveillance video shows the moment the suspect

dives behind the cash register, the beginning of a 10-minute struggle inside cavalier liquor, all for 150 cartons of cigarettes. >> punched him, hit him, sprayed him with some sprays and stuff. they also had a taser. zip-tied his hands. >> reporter: lieutenant david madrigal has found that the most sought-after item is cigarettes. now that they praised the price, suspects know they're a good value and easy to resell for cash. >> in this incident they never touched the cash register at all. >> reporter: cigarettes were also taken during a deadly midnight robbery on ma two men were arrested on charges of homicide. despite the serious injury to the clerk in the latest cigarette theft, he was an observant witness and able to help police solve the crime.

>> he described it as scary, doesn't know what's going on, but the good thing was he was able to recognize voices and their body movements and stuff to help identify the people and get them caught. >> reporter: detectives recovered 35 cases of cigarettes at a home just two blocks away from a liquor store. a man and a woman were arrested for the crime, and the female gave police a full confession. officers believe the pair scoped out the mini mart the night before and figured out where the cigarettes were stored. in fresno, abc 7 news. a reason to smile this morning for a north bay family that's been through a tough past few months. they have a new temporary home just in time for christmas. abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington has the story. >> reporter: it's not christmas. it doesn't feel like christmas at all. >> reporter: the holiday season has been tough for the swann family. keira, cody and their trip let daughters lost their home in

october's red wood fire and have struggled to find a place to live since. rents are high, housing competitive. >> i haven't wanted to listen to any christmas music or, like, i'm not in the christmas mood. and it sucks because my husband loves christmas, and now we just want it to be over. >> reporter: just in time for christmas, help came in the form of this 32.5-foot rv. the trailer was donated to the swanns from rvs without borders. >> it's so much of a relief. i feel like we'll be able to relax and not worry about, okay, what's the backup plan? >> reporter: the goal is to help the short-term housing shortage and allow victims to stay in their communities. >> they need to have someplace they can call their own so they can rest their nervous system and start to establish their new normal. >> reporter: carr said it's also up to residents who did not lose

their homes to offer up their driveways. victims cannot park on lots because of the debris. >> those who did not get damaged homes can play a huge role. >> reporter: they are parking in a yard to their daughters with psleep inside a bedroom in the home. their goal now? to save up for a new house. alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. the time now is 9:17. a local family will enjoy christmastime after a surprise return from a marine in duty. he spent nine months helping our country overseas. yesterday he helped serve lunch after the big surprise of appearing to see his kids. >> i was missing my boys' birthdays. christmas would just be a down moment for us. >> i was, like, so emotional.

my heart is just so touched. >> the uso provided this video. taprador expects to be home for at least the next nine months. hundreds of kids now have new bikes they can pedal around the city, all thanks to santa and his helpers in the fire department. they were inside the toys r us warehouse in san francisco when the new bikes brought smiles to so many faces. two of the new bike owners told us where they plan to ride. >> to the store. >> maybe to the park -- i don't know. >> i grew up in the mission district. didn't have a lot, single mom, so we just want to give back, make sure every kid has toys and just, you know, fun stuff. >> the kids also received free helmets to wear while they ride their new bikes, and they also made friends with firefighters and toy program volunteers. final orders are coming in

for another holiday dinner tradition that some people consider little pockets of love. tamales. sales of tamales were brisk at tamales la you'll hear no complaints from the chefs. >> this is a blessing to people because we're keeping them alive. tamales go back to before the spanish came to mexico. >> there is no agreed-upon reason why tamales became part of holiday feasts. some say it started because of the mexican celebration of l los pasanos. it is a celebration before the birth of jesus. others say it just became a tradition as families gathered for the holiday. there is a program that

helps drivers who had too much to drink get home safely. anyone can call aaa tipsy the service runs from 6:00 tonight until 6:00 tomorrow morning and you don't have to be a member. hi, everyone. merry christmas eve to you. we do have some clouds around. in fact, a lot of clouds. mid-level clouds and also some precip in the upper elevations but it's not reaching the ground. if it does, you could see a sprinkle or two, but really, this is moving into some very, very dry subcloud layers. so as a result, it just evaporat evaporates. there is a system to the north of us that will be moving through today, and that will allow for more cloud cover. the cool temperatures and possibility of a couple sprinkles. but as we look outside from mt. tam, you can see it's one of those days where the air quality doesn't look great. we still have a spare the air alert today, and we don't have a lot of wind out there. we are getting more of a

subtropical 49 in san jose, 44 in gilroy, half moon bay at 50. we'll all be in a very narrow range, about 5-degree spread, from the coast to our inland values. 44 in napa, 44 in concord with 41 in santa rosa. compared to 24 hours ago, we're still a little milder with 5 degrees warmer in concord and livermore. we have that going for us with the cloud cover. it keeps us warmer in the morning, cooler in the afternoon. we will be cloudy throughout the bulk of the day today with a few sprinkles possible. s sunnier and milder and partly cloudy toward the end of the day. christmas day actually looks warmer as we'll break out into more sunshine longer tomorrow. as we go through the forecast our by hour, you'll notice st

we're looking at more clouds 4:30, so if you're head to do church or other festivities, it will be dry. tomorrow santa is here and it will be sunny out there. a nice day to get out on the bikes or just enjoy the afternoon. a few clouds coming into play. if you're traveling today, numbers are milder in southern california, 72. 54 in yosemite. we look at lake tahoe. they're making snow. highs around 50 today. mother nature not helping out today or even next week. it looks pretty dry. 56 in fremont, 55 in san francisco. numbers will be in that narrow range of the mid to upper 50s with the cloud cover. and morning temperatures for our valleys aren't going to be too cool. we're using livermore as an example. tomorrow with some holes in the clouds, upper 30s, then pretty much around 40 degrees. the accuweather 7-day forecast

featuring a cool day today. download the weather app. you'll notice with more sun the numbers really warm up tomorrow, and that will be the trend as we go through tuesday, wednesday and thursday. so sunny, mild, dry, but by next weekend we could see a few more clouds but nothing to break through this ridge and bring us a storm, which, of course, we need. >> we'll be glad to climb out of the 50s, at least. >> yeah, i agree. artificial intelligence is so advanced that robots can trade shares and diagnose diseases, but can

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it's so great to have you with us on this christmas eve. i'm chris nguyen. we're starting this hour with a quick look at the weather. lisa argen is tracking the weather where you live. hi, lisa. >> good morning to you. trying to find some color outside. for emeryville we have a mostly cloudy start. temperatures are slightly warmer but it's going to feel cool this afternoon.

they're not moving much today. it's 50 in san francisco, 45 in gilroy. here at the beach it's going to be cloudy as well, with 41 in santa rosa.rosa, the best air quality the south end of the bay and the south central bay. the rest of us suffering from poor air quality but we will be looking at these numbers to slowly budge up today. 1:00 from the mid-50s to the upper 50s, but by 7:00, they're just in the low 50s. they're not going too far. around 9:00 tonight, about 50 degrees. if you have shopping to do, pretty dry and mild tonight. and we'll bring back some sunshine for your christmas. chris? >> lisa, thank you. this morning two dozen states are under winter weather alerts, and in some parts of the country, drivers are facing rough conditions with visibility down to zero. abc news senior reporter robert

marciano has the details. >> heavy snow and ice blasting the coast as winter storms wallop the country. millions expecting sloppy driving conditions this christmas eve. snow slamming colorado overnight. parts of i-70 forced to shut down for a time. shelters opening to stranded drivers. winter weather alerts issued across the country. 22 states from washington to maine in or expecting hazardous weather. in pennsylvania, slick conditions causing multiple accidents. drivers sliding off the road, cars even stalling due to the freezing weather. the traffic, slow. >> the ice. that's what makes me nervous. >> reporter: travelers in ohio warned of black ice. overnight cars swerving on the road. snow squalls impairing visibility. in wyoming, whiteout conditions on the roadways there. this suv practically disappearing in the blizzard.

icy conditions also causing drivers to put on their hazards as they slip and slide across the interstate. but after dealing with tough driving conditions, many might get that white christmas after all. rob marciano, abc news, new york. to politics now. this holiday weekend is bringing no break of controversy for the president. an explosive report in the "new york times" alleged the president made derogatory comments about immigrants in the oval office. here's the details from mar-a-la mar-a-lago, florida. >> reporter: this morning the white house fighting back miant. >> the most sacred duty of government is to protect the lives of its citizens, and that includes securing and enforcing our immigration laws. >> reporter: numbers show how

many immigrants had received visas to enter the united states since he took office. they claim the president said the 15,000 immigrants from haiti all have aids. >> i want to be your greatest champion, and i will be your champion if you vote for me. >> reporter: trump said once 45,000 nigerian immigrants could see the u.s., they would never go back to their huts in africa. he's made other comments in the past. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. >> we are going to get the bad ones out. >> we are throwing them out of the country. >> reporter: tempers flared in a meeting among top officials, including secretary of state rex tillerson and homeland chief john kelly. they told "the times" they did not remember him using that language and they didn't think

he said. sarah huckabee sanders said it's sad that they would print the sources. mccabe is racing the clock to retire with full benefits. trump has accused mccabe of bias after virginia senate campaign received money linked to a clinton ally. at the time mccabe consulted with bureau officials about the contributions. time now is 9:34. for those who work in the airline industry, the holidays can be tough, especially when it comes to being away from their loved ones. but one pilot was determined to see his parents for christmas after being apart from them for 17 holidays in a row. >> oh, my god, i love you. >> a great reunion. that's pilot juan furman saying

hello to his parents on a flight after they had a their time together is special, especially during the holidays. this is the last day to donate for curbside donation drive. you can donate on golden gate avenue between evans and james. part of golden gate avenue is closed to travelers so you can drop off your donations. military families were greeted with christmas cheer and lots of toys. the nfl alumni northern chapter teamed up with the marines to bring toys to kids. it can be hard for military families during the holidays if one parent is deployed or isn't home for other reasons. that's where the nfl wanted to

help. >> it's all about smiles on the kids' faces at christmastime who otherwise would not have toys. >> a few thousand toys were distributed yesterday at the clubhouse. the holidays will be measmer for hundreds of richmond families thanks to the generosity of its police and fire departments. they got to take home food for christmas dinner. youngsters also got a pick of a bicycle. more than 400 bikes were given away for christmas. >> you see lots of people who aren't able to, you know, do for their kids, and this is all over the bay area, so it's a good thing. >> for a number of families in richmond, the yearly giveaway is essential. they would not otherwise be able to afford the food or the gifts. still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," not just one but two of the bay area's popular light homes are saying goodbye this weekend. but first, here's a live

look outside from our walnut creek camera. you can see here the cloud cover pretty noticeable on this sunday morning as temps will be stuck in the 50s this afternoon. meteorologist lisa argen will have your full accuweather forecast in

good morning, everyone. we're taking a live look outside this morning from our east bay hills camera. you can see some of the haze over the city this morning. meteorologist lisa argen is tracking the full accuweather forecast for us, and she's going to let us know when we can expect the temperatures to climb a little bit. today is not only christmas eve, but it's also national eggnog day. it's one of the most popular drinks served during the holidays. the traditional recipe is milk, cream, eggs, whipped cream and

sometimes alcohol. the glass is usually garnished with cinnamon and spice. it is also used in breads and puddings. an organization that aims to fight homelessness, bay area mission center provides shelter for men, women and children as well as job skills. they will provide hams, veggies and hundreds of pies. >> that's fantastic. hope all of you get your last-minute shopping done today. we'll have good weather that's going to cooperate, however, you will need a jacket. it's kind of gloomy-looking out there. a live look from our explorat ae camera. we could see a few sprinkles today but not enough to really get in the way of anything.

and we'll talk about more sun arriving for the holiday, but what about the rest of the year? my accuweather 7-day forecast is coming up. also ahead, it was a night to forget for the warriors after their 11-game

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our santa cruz camera. you can see the waves crashing out there. some of you may be headed to the coast this weekend. lisa has the full accuweather forecast and your temperatures coming up in just a little bit. in sports jimmy garoppolo and the 49ers face a big test this afternoon. the jacksonville jaguars come to the stadium with one of nfl's top defenses. the game starts at 1:05 this afternoon. the warriors faced the c cavaliers for the third year in a row at christmastime. here's the details in this morning's sports. >> good morning. maybe it was a case of looking ahead to their christmas day rematch with the cavaliers. whatever the reason, the warriors came out flat last night and never recovered against the nuggets. let's go to oracle where you can have more than hamburgers and hot dogs. jordan bell with the one-hand flush but he just had 7 points

last night. patrick goes to this basket and gets coaching from steph who was still out with an injury. golden state led the warriors but then trailed by 12 at half time. they would never regain the lead. the warriors missed 20 straight 3-pointers until nick young finally pops 3 of 27 from long range. garrett harris had a team high 19 while nicolas joking put 21. the sharks played host to the l.a. kings. some took a break for the action. this is a time for peace on earth, good will toward men, but apparently rick burns did not get the memo. it was scoreless until the second period. check this out. two kings collide and marcus

sorenson took advantage, beating with his backhand. martin jones was superb with 28 saves. he shut out his former team for his 100th career record season win. goes to the slot and deflects. burns shoots into the net. the sharks beat their rivals 2-0. they won't play again until thursday. at lambeau field, these santas were the only ones having fun. playing in 90-degree weather, the packers managed just one touchdown. brett hudley filling in for thee injured bailey. this fourth down pass will go incomplete. it's the vikings first shutout in 23 years. the ravens took on indy.

the colts had nothing to play for but hung tough. they drop it out for frank gore, who will score. the 49ers are the second players in l.a. history to have a scrimmage. the ravens up by 10. indy still had a chance. down by 7 with just under three minutes to play. the colts blocked its punt and recovered deep in baltimore territory. but on fourth down and 10, bursett's pass fell incomplete. the ravens won at 23-16. they can clinch a playoff spot next week against cincinnati. i'll see you at 5:00 with highlights from the 49ers-jacksonville game. a heads up on abc 7 programming on christmas day. starting at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow, watch disney marks magical christmas celebration. at noon, the warriors take on

the cavaliers. at 5:15, the raiders versus the eagles. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. pretty hazy out there. another spare the air alert. a cool morning on the way. it's been pretty cool this morning, and we need a change in this weather pattern. last year at this time, we had triple the amount of rainfall, so we are falling well behind, and december is not lookin too promising. so as we look at the highs, what are expected in livermore for the week ahead, you probably have an idea we'll have more sun and dry weather. today the coolest day at 55 with a lot of cloud cover. then look what happens, we get some sunshine, and numbers bounce back up to above-average readings. the wind kind of flat out there. a little breezy right here on the water. but overall we'll have light winds today and temperatures just in the 50s. so it will be a cool and cloudy afternoon as this weather system sits awfully close to us, but we

have such a dry lower level of the atmosphere that this is not reaching the ground. you may see a few sprinkles later on or even throughout the day as this system works its way through northern california. it's falling apart. it's a weak run. it's just adding to the cloud cover today. as we look outside walnut creek, you can see all the clouds here. it's going to be a cool afternoon for you as well. 50 in the city. 47 oakland and mountain view. san jose checking in at 49, gilroy 45. sfo looking at temperatures in the mid-50s later on. 41 santa rosa, 44 in napa with lw 40s fairfield, 45 and concord 47. at least the overnight lows will not dip into the 20s like they did a couple days ago, but it doesn't seem like we'll break

this stubborn pattern of the ridge of high pressure that just won't go away. it's weakening today. there may be sprinkles but it will be cool and cloudy. we're looking for the ridge to reestablish itself for the rest of the week and that would bring holes to the clouds tomorrow. we'll have a decent start to the day on christms, but as for today, check it out. the clouds continue to stream in. then by the early morning hours, get some sunshine pretty much all around the bay. then looking at a few more clouds for the overnight hours, keeping us up in the 30s and 40s again. san jose 57, and in you're headed to santa clara, upper 50s. a cool and cloudy afternoon for the niners. on christmas day, we'll wake up to a few clouds, but more sun, and then we'll see 60s in the afternoon for most of you except at the shoreline. the accuweather forecast, the

gray day should be back for today. we're above normal for the rest of the week and the rest of the year. >> lisa, thank you very much. in marin county, after decades of delighting residents from all over the bay, two elaborately decorated holiday light homes will turn off the lights for good. abc 7 reporter lillian kim has the story from lynnwood. >> for more than 44 years, his modest home on blackstone drive had a special place in people's hearts. >> oh, my gosh, it was like going to disneyland, only locally, right? tons of lights and characters. it was great. >> like clockwork, they bring out their collection every holiday season. their displays even evolved to keep up with the latest characters. age, though, is taking a toll. that's why the meis' have decided this will be the final year of what is affectionately known as the mickey mouse house. >> i'm not up and down ladders like i used to be, so we decided

it's a good time to retire while we're at the top of our game, you might say. >> less than a mile away, another homeowner is saying goodbye after the holidays. the beloved bear house is moving out of state. the nijtas are leaving next year and taking their teddy bears with them. they will be hauled away. >> hopefully a little boy or girl that lives here will start with something small like a snowman like i did, and it will become something big. >> two of the biggest fixtures leaving, but hoping to start new traditions.

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nobody picked all six in that drawing, either, so wednesday night's jackpot goes up to $9 million. happening today it's your last chance to shop at the telegraph avenue holiday street fair in berkeley. more than 200 artists have their best work for sale including jewelry, hats, pottery, clothing, paintings and a street fair. it runs from 11:00 to 6:00 today. here's a live look from norad tracking santa claus. right now he's in dubai and has already delivered 2 million presents. norad tracking santa began in 1955 when a child called the comrade air command, which is a predecessor of norad. >> looking pretty good out there. we'll see gray skies throughout the day today with temperatures mid-50s for most. 57 for you in san jose.

we get more sun tomorrow on christmas. the temperatures will be a little bit warmer, about 5 degrees warmer, then the rest of the week, yes, it's more sun, more 60s and no rain, no storms in the offing, it looks like, until the end of the year. we have to hope that january and february will offer up some rain because we are way behind. >> we'll hope for the best. lisa, thank you. and thanks to you so much for joining us on "abc 7 mornings." from lisa argen, myself, chris nguyen. you can track us on facebook, twitter and instagram. happy holidays to you and your family.

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