with gifts you'll love to give. and it feels even better when you find them for less-at ross. yes for less. good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. it's saturday, november 24th. good morning and thank you for being with us. i'm chris nice. let's look at the accuweather forecast. lisa argen is tracking live doppler 7 for us. and we still have fog in san francisco. as you look at live doppler 7 is looks like it's dominating. we have a lot of pictures. in the south bay lingering showers from ben lomond down to big sur. quarter mile visibility at half moon bay over a mile in petaluma. santa rosa was good last hour now down to zero. changeable conditions here. look at santa cruz. 57 degrees.

anywhere from a third of an inches to an inches in parts of the south bay in the past 24 hours. here is suit re, pretty picture with 54 in santa reese. 54 minute delays at sfo. you can see still damp on the tar mack. temperatures in the low 60s, partly cloudy today. we'll enjoy several days of dry conditions with sunshine before the rain returns in earnest. details in a few minutes. >> thanks, lisa. it should be easier to get to lake tahoe today. look at this. a snowy mess on the roads yesterday. plenty of vehicles backed up near truckee on interstate 80. at one point traffic was stopped because of chinouts. right now no chain controls on 80 or 50. all the know has been mostly good for tahoe ski resorts but sugar bowl is delaying opening amp the rain that followed the snow. they will open as soon as conditions permit. they are hoping for help from mother nature in the next round

of storms next woke. as always stay on top of the weather with the ach. you'll find live doppler 7 and live webcams from across the bay area. knewent overnight a two alarm fire breaks out at a home in vallejo. starting a fair month and fleming avenue. the fire department manage to keep it from spreading. thankfully no one was hurt. a golden gate ferry that crashed not once but twice into the san francisco ferry building could be removed this morning. passengers onboard at a restaurant on the water say they had no warning and now the coast guard is investigating. our reporter katie utehs has more. >> the captain -- there was nothing over the intercromme. you would think they would honked a horn to give us a heads up. >> passengers on fowleden gate ferry ms san francisco say they had no warning of the impending

crash. >> we were talking about how we were going way too fast. immediately after he talked about it we smashed into the first filen and we deflected into the port. >> people eating at the san francisco ferry building saw the coming their way at 2:30. >> i did yell to my table, oh, my gosh here comes a boat. he is coming in hot. >> it was definitely very hectic quite a bit of yelling and stuff going onboard. >> some took out cameras others bolted. >> then i thought it was going straight into the restaurant so i started running the opposite direction. >> the impact cracked the concrete, knocked over the railing and shook the slanted door restaurant. >> the handrail looks like a simple piece of metal. it's actually a deceptively strong safe guard to make sure that if anything like in were to happen there would be no further damage to people on land. >> the captain said it was technical failure. >> the coast guard is looking into computer systems to determine how fast the boat was traveling and if the captain was in control.

all five crew members will be drug tested and interviewed. >> the vestals are inspected freld frequently the u.s. coast guard there is a lot of oversight. >> this is a larger vessel in the fleet that can carry some 750 passengers but in a light load of 53 people at the time of the crash. two people reported injuries but were treated on the boat. they're going to be okay. ferry service went on as normal and will continue as scheduled, just without this boat. in san francisco, katie utehs, abc 7 news. only abc 7 was on scene just after steph curry was involved in a multi-car crash yesterday morning, likely caused by wet roads. the golden state star is okay. everyone involved was wearing a seat belt. and there are no injuries to report. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan has the details. >> reporter: warrior star stephen curry waited on highway 24 after his porsche was hit by

two cars. >> it was a major accident, a movie orring. >> donisha allen and her friend were the first on scene. they rushed to help making sure no one was injured. >> we ran out to see if everybody was okay. it was so wet the guy in the gray car spined off and hit curry. >> chp says the driver of the silver lexus loft control coming out of the tunnel. he spun several times before crashing into curry. the wet roads, the likely cause. >> coming through the tunnel and as you know we seen the two cars spun out. it was crazy. >> after being hit, curry's porsche was then rear ended by another car. stephen curry's father dell arrived shortly there after to pick up his son. after giving statements to chp the drivers were allowed to go. some warriors fans concerned for the curry family but were happy he could walka away. >> we always root for curry, always watch all the games we wanted to make sure he was okay.

>> the warriors hosted the trail blazer. curry didn't play due to a previous groin injury. at oracle arena, anser hassan, abc 7 news. >> steph yur responded to the accident tweeting, don't need any reed minders but all the time god is great. and god is great all the time. appreciate all the texts. >> we have been sending out alerts on this story through the abc 7 mobile app. free to download. enable push alerts to receive the updates. steady rain the last 24 hours has given firefighters the upper hand in containing the deadly camp fire burning in butte county. right now the fire is the 95% contained. the wet weather helped subdid you the remaining hot spots on the edges of 153,000 acre wildfire. the death toll is at 84 with close to 600 people missing. nearly 14,000 homes were destroyed. meanwhile, search and rescue crews are spending holiday

weekend working through the devastation to look for victims. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson is in paradise with the major rode block officials face. >> it's busting inside the family resource center. camp fire are camp fire victims getting the help they need but at the booth that should be the busiest there is no one. >> there are people out there who have loved ones among the dead at the morgue that we have not been able to identify. >> jim davis is with the company using. rapid dna to identify people killed in the camp fire. he should be taking mouth swabs of family members but things are slow. >> the only way we can identify those people is to have family members submit reference samples so that we can match the two. >> the identification process starts back in the place that's now unrecognizable. at this moment it's with the crew out of santa barbara, picking apart debris in pair dis, looking for remains. the elements are complicating things. but when they find something, dna is processed, placed on a

swab and run through a machine. davis's company gave us this video and says, the results arrive within two hours. >> since we have collected samples from people, you know, we see this kind of emotion that comes with finally, you know, accepting the possibility that their loved ones are gone. >> if you are related to someone missing in the california camp fire. >> a psa was just released hoping to prompt better turnouts. yesterday they 68 family donors and need hundreds more to compare dna. maria wishes she could do it for her friend who lived in paradise. >> nobody has heard of him but we have no names of relatives or nothing. >> if anyone is out there, family dna swabs can be taken at any police station in the u.s. >> if you or someone you know would like more information on the dna collection process we have the resource site available on our website that is abc 7 news.com. for now reports in paradise.

jobina the fortson abc 7. the time is 8:08. the u.s. coast guard is searching for a 28-year-old man who disappeared swimming with his brother off the coast of dal city. the police and firefighters responded to a call of a man stuck in the surf around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. he was not visible in the water by the time they arrived. his brother is okay. new details now about the roam main lettuce blame for ee come i outbreak. the monterey county commissioner says it's likely the tainted produce came from that the county. the cdc is telling people not to eat it. at least 32 people have gotten sick and here in california. the fda says lettuce from arizona and florida should enter the supply chain soon. lisa argen has been tracking the accuweather forecast for us. clear skies hopefully later this afternoon. >> we're g going to wait a little longer in the south bay and central coast.

otherwise here in san francisco low clouds, sunshine, mid-50s right now. i want 58 in oakland. we have some airport delays, about 54 minutes. certainly wet pavement and fog to speak of. we are not done with rain yet in the south bay. we'll talk about a dry weekend for the most part and more rain to come coming up. >> what a difference compared to yesterday. thanks. also ahead, the holidays after so much loso. how a south bay tradition is helping victims. carollers snow and mr. clause himself it

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tradition is helping victims of the camp fire. the annual tree triting at christmas in the park hoefted spernl guests. a family from paradise who needed a little bit of hope during a very dark time. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is in san jose with their story. >> for the smith family, happy holidays is the hope. mike and kitty spent the past 20 years in paradise, raising children, grand children within and celebrating the special times together. >> thanksgiving, christmas, just three days before the fire we were having a halloween party. and celebrating a new home we moved np and three days later we are running for our lives.

>> lives already change months before. mrs. smith explained tragedy first struck in february. when their daughter crystal and her fiance john were killed by an alleged drunk driver. then, the camp fire wiped out four family homes. >> wove been real devastated. but we're holding it together. >> a family friend in christmas in the park board member posted about the smiths. coordinators knew something needed to be done. >> really what this became was our opportunity as judge smeltzer in the park to do what we are supposed to do which is helping the community. >> all money raised goes to victims through caring choice, northern california's emergency volunteer center. >> it goes beyond the smith family of course. but these guys have been through so much this year. >> the smiths were invited to flip the switch during friday's tree lighting. at least one happy memory this holiday season. >> from one minute to the next we cry from the loss and the grief. and this gives us something to look forward to.

>> reporter: the smith family also has a gofundme page. we shared that link on our website. abc 7 news.com. separately, though, krms in the park will collect donations through sunday for all victims of the camp fire. in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. and update to a story we brought you here on abc 7 thursdays night. a man donating an rv to a survivor of the camp fire has riveted in chico to give it away. james fair cloth lives in denver now but lived in the bay area more than a decade ago. he went to chico craigslist saw and saw how much people needed process. he rsed moneyed to buy an review to house a family that lost a home. he bought a pre-owned six passenger motor home and drove it to chico with his 6-year-old daughter. he gave it to jeff wood, a fellow father. woods says he didn't know how to say thank you. >> the oem way to do it is come and give him a hug and try to

tell him how much it means. >> other people have donated at least 4 reviews after see he is what james is doing. if you have a motor home you'd like to donate. you can visit our website, abc7news.com for information. and for other ways to help fire victims we have a list of resources on our website. you can also make a $10 donation to the red cross texting the words red cross to the 90999. the day after thanksgiving shoppers at antioch's food max supermarket on lone tree way braved the rain to get one of the first christmas trees off the delivery truck. workers couldn't get enemy unloaded fast enough rafael was there with his daughter to let her pick out her tree. >> we are here for a christmas day, a day after thanksgiving. i thought that basically i'd beat the crowd. and here i am, you know. >> the store is open today if you want to get a start on christmas tree selection. it's officially the season

of giving in traditional style giant christmas trees lit up across the bay area last night. abc 7 news was in san francisco's ghiradelli square for the 54th annual tree lighting sear men festive carollers interdependent while they played in falling snow flakes. told santa about the wish list. and of course zipped hot chocolate. abc news was in san francisco's union square for macy's 29th great tree lighting ceremony. the tree stands more than 83 feet tall, adorned with 33,000 led lights. it feels a lot like the holidays in santa clara at california's great america despite the rain guests came out to watch abc 7 news anchor dion lim light up a 65 feet for winterfest. alongside her were members of best budsy a non-preparing helping those with intellect the disabilities make friends, and feel empowered. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. hi, everyone.

saturday morning, the rain is wining down for most. . but we have fog and a few light showers. last check at the reed hill view airport in san jose. and you can see the green on the skroen. live doppler 7 we go in close are. and scattered showers around mount hamilton. otherwise it's cloudy. the pavement is wet. we have fog, a quarter mile visibility from half moon bay, just over a mile in pet loum. santa rosa socked in. and elsewhere in the east bay looking better. which hadden the perspective and a weak ridge of high pressure is building into the area for the weekend into monday. allowing to push the storm track north. i talked about the fog. check out the golden gate bridge. it's pretty slick out there. and visibility certainly reduced. be careful if you are headed out 56 in san francisco. 59? san jose. 57 on the coast. ands in san jose. it's cloudy and looking like you are see the drying conditions for parts of san jose. the san jose airport.

but we are looking at areas that are getting some sprinkles. 59 in concord. 58 in livermore. sand rafael 58. we have delays at sfo at about 54 minutes. and the winds continue to dial back. although if you look in the upper elevations from mount tam to diablo gusts of over 25-mile-per-hour. feeling brivg out there. and from emeryville we have partly cloudy zoies. fog, mist and drizzle this morning giving way to gradual clearing. partly cloudy. rain returning by tuesday. and it looks like a series of systems will continue to get us wet. but the rest of the day looking dry after about 11:, 12:00 from ben lomond where you picked up almost 9 inches since the storms are theed. this is saturday. into sunday we get fog by the afternoon tomorrow sunnier conditions and looking like temperatures may come up a few degrees towards the mid-60s. we are will go at temperatures today on the cooler side off average with low 60s in oakland. 59 in richmond and half moon

bay. partly cloudy skis. a dry start to the weekend. a dry finish and picking up midnight tuesday the rain moves in by the morning commute tuesday. it's light, stays with us, pulls out by the evening hours. wednesday morning droi. but in system is the stronger wetter and colder wednesday into thursday. so we are looking at a second half of the week that is trending pretty wet here. and if we look at rain totals tuesday. in light, anywhere from a tenth to 0.2. this is tuesday night. but into wednesday night we look at numbers going over an inch for accumulated precip. wednesday, 11:00 it doesn't stop there. a lot of time between now and then to fine tune. the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring cool temperatures upper 50s coast. 60 around the bay. the fog mist and driszle. by the afternoon sunny dryer and milder for sunday.

monday looking just as nice. but cueing up rain for tenant. download the app, a one on the storm impact scale tuesday and wednesday. even could change that to perhaps a 2 on wednesday. the timing is not set yet. that's why you want to check back. but it looks like perhaps it's over by friday. so lots of changes and more rain to come, which of course is good news but a dry slot for the weekend. >> we said in before with we need all the rain we can get. but if we get a break, it's nice to get it on a we could. so many people coming into the city for the holiday festivities. >> and cleanup going on too i bet today. >> thanks. >> just ahead, expected to be a record breaking week at the box office. the movies expected to lead the pack.

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not only for the in room safe but also towell fees, resort fees, beach chair fees, some hotels charge recycling fees. >> hotels know the consumers are shopping for hotel rooms by price. they try to keep the advertised price as low. but then still make up the revenue on the back end with fees. >> what's the best way to avoid sticker shock from unexpected hotel charges? consumer reports advises reaching out to the hotel directly. particularly if you plan to book through a third party. ask the hotel about specific additional charges, for anything. other than the room and taxes. and if you rp planning on checking in early or checking out late it may cost you. rk pennsylvaniaing fees can be another budget buster, even in outdoor or unsecured lots. >> you join a hotel loyalty program, something a lot of hotels have. you may find that some of the fees are waived. >> and don't be afraid to speak up. like many consumer rorpts readers when liz complained she never opened the safe they took the charge off the bill.

immediately. one tiny silver lining to the hidden fees and see occupancy taxes on hotel bills are based on the price of the room, not the total bill. which could mean small savings for you. now, this is expected to be a record shattering weekend at the box office. people may have flocked to the movies yesterday because of the rain and because it's a holiday weekend. >> we are going to the internet. >> superexcited. just one minor thing. what is the internet? >> ralph breaks the internet is leading the way. at preview showings earlier it raked in almost $4 million. disney, also the parent company of abc 7 expects the movie to earn $90 million by the time the weekend is offer. creed ii a rocky spinoff is not far behind. there are maller independent films. it could be a good time to catch

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>> thanks for waking up withes. i'm chris nice. . we start this half hour with a quick look at the forecast. here is lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. hi, lisa. good morning to you. starting out with a lot of clouds around. in fact fog at the golden gate bridge is dense. a few leftover showers in the south bay along the central coast. but the mist and drizzle will be ending. as we look at walnut creek, that's kind of pretty with partly cloudy skies, mid-50s in san francisco. 59 with more clouds in san jose and a look at lake tahoe. it's raining in blue canyon, 43 degrees. 40 at the tahoe valley airport. wet snow there with mid-50s back in santa rosa. low visibility there. and looking at the visibility just down to a quarter of a mile, half moon bay. and santa rosa as i said nothing there. five miles in hayward. and san jose, a lot of clouds with four mile visibility. naps sutro. isn't that gorgeous? for the next several hours the clouds continue to gradually clear.

first in the north bay then along on the east by and central bay. lastly the south bay. overall we call it partly cloudy. upper 50s on the coast. tonight the fog is back not as cold but dense in spots. and we talk about the second half of the weekend, which is trending much brighter coming up in a few minutes. chris. >> sounds good, lisa, thanks. we have to wait until monday for details about an officer-involved shooting in san jose. it all started yesterday morning at around 10:00 when officers were called to a home by a woman saying a man had a gun on wasn't letting her inside. the man fired at officers when they got there. officers fired back. but he barricaded himself inside prompting a nearly 10.5 hour standoff. officers were finally able to take the man into custody just before 8:30 last night. he had tlaeft one gunshot wound and is expected to be okay. it's unclear if that wound is from an officer's shot. the police chief will provide an update on monday. now to a new report upon

climate change. released by the trump administration on a busy black friday. the 1600 page report painting a dire picture if fog is done. abc's whitt johnson has that story. >> the potential grim consequences released in the federal report coming at a critical time as theeadliest wildfires in california state history still smolder. government scientists saying climate-related threats to america's physical, social and economic well being are rising. the president who has previously called climate change a hoax tweeting just this week about the east coast cold snap. whatever happened to snowball warming? the assessment from 13 federal agencies asking the administration to take urgent action against dire threats and curb climate change to avoid substantial damages to the u.s. economy, environment and human health. among the report's predictions in worst-case scenario as america's gdp dropping by 10% by the end of the century.

hundreds of billions of dollars lost. for the southeast, stronger hurricanes and more frequent flooding. the midwest,ing a cultural catastrophe. extreme heat destroying crops. in the west increased fire danger. the president recently touring a california fire zone. >> does see the devastation change your opinion on climate change, mr. president. >> no, no. >> whitt johnson, abc news, new york. >> the holiday shopping season is in full swing this morning. and in some places the hunt for a bargain is turning into a blood sport. crowds raising to snatch up the best deals with frustration and tempers boiling over. abc's lindsey davis is at the best buy in mount vernon, new york with the shopping frenzy. >> overnight, customers reveling in the super bowl of shopping. an estimated 116 million people dashing out for deals across the country. >> we did thanksgiving yesterday. and we saw some good ads and

said we have never done black friday before. >> shoppers in this tennessee victoria secret store got so fwrfs to get deals they actually bum rushed the counters. you can see the clerk has to jump upon a table in order to get out of the way of the mayhem. >> go. go! >> customers tearing clothes off shelves, literally fighting for the deals in the aisle. these two woman in a georgia wal-mart brawling over pots and pans. the shopping madness at time ending in senseless violence. in new jersey police are searching for a gunman after a man was shot in the arm after a fight broke out sending shoppers running for their lives. >> a lot of children crying. and people banging on walls and banging on doors trying begging to come in the store. >> shopners this alabama mall ducking deadly gunfire which left one dead and a 12-year-old girl injured. police say the suspected shooter is still on the run. and two men stabbed friday evening at macy's in syracuse,

new york process. but it wasn't mall melee everywhere. plenty of shoppers waited patiently. >> i came here at 4:00 in the morning thinking people were shoving through the door. that didn't happen. >> and many choosing not to wait it out opting for the digital route with cybermonday just two days away. with 31 days until christmas, the countdown is on. the average shopper is expected to spend more than $1,000 this holiday season. actually up 4% from last season. lindsey davis, abc news wsh new york. >> mere in the bay area, the weather put a detacher on black friday. but as lisa said it's nicer today. and that's good news for shoppers and business owners who are taking part in small business saturday. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez went around san francisco yesterday to see the preparations under way. >> reporter: mike fitch sells fine organic olive oils and

balsamic vinegar. he focus z on unique items not found at big box stores. that he says is what makes his store so successful during the holidays. >> up through the holidays from here on it's just pretty much insane. >> reporter: small businesses in sand carlos on the peninsula are grateful to american express for starting this saturday after thanksgiving trend in 2010. since then, it has become the day to really support brick and mortar businesses small and local. linda owns ambassador toys in the west portal neighborhood. >> places like amazon are really stealing the business away. and so, you know, you're not going to see little shops along the way. you're not seeing that local business unless you know the neighborhood in the city begin to support it. >> sarah kels o lives in skrom but as a child west portal was where her family shopped. >> this is our sixth generation from the area. >> oh. and supporting local businesses.

>> absolutely as you can see here with our -- a nice board game, huh. >> her son, 3-year-old vaughn left with a game hungry hippo. the rain didn't stop maggy baker she got foist for the grandchildren. >> i love to support the local businesses and a lot of times when people are driven out to other places or online zwlo small business owners hope the sales go up but even more important they say is that customers keep the stores in mind all year. >> and last year americans spent $13 billion on small business saturday. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. if you hit the stores this holiday season you might want to pick up an extra toy for toys for dots. the u.s. marine's driech drive is under way collecting toys for all ages. you can go online to find out events and where to donate. >> people can actually go to the local website and donate --

donate monetary donation or select dates where they want to bring in toys. >> starting next thursday through december 15th. you can drop off new unwrapped toys at disney stores or shop online. disney will donate $5 for each toy for toys for tots up to $1 million. disney is abc 7's parent company. still ahead, changing tradition when it comes to getting a photo with santa at a bay area mall. but first here a live look outside from the mount tam camera. beautiful start to the day with the cloudy skies. lisa argen will

in the east bay, the piedmont the boy scouts of america will soon welcome visitors to the tree lot with a festive holiday dance. ♪ >> this is video from last year where the tap dancing christmas trees kick-off the isn't. the scouts had been selling christmas trees on the lot for decades. the lot opens at 9:00 a.m. the dancing beginning at 10:00. not a bad day for christmas tree shopping. some folks delaying that a little bit or others saying hey, maybe wait until christmas eve to get a discount. >> or just plain old shopping would be a good plan today. the weather is cooperating. hopefully where you are. overall we have partly cloudy skies but very foggy in spots and still cloud cover in the south bay. some mist and drizzle.

it's 56 in san francisco. where numbers are in the low 50s in the north bay. well talk about a dry weekend, a sunnier weekend. and when the rain returns coming up in my accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thanks. also. also next the warriors back on track. kevin durant puts an end to the four-gam

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stanford facing ucla at the rose bowl. cal takes on colorado at memorial sfaumd at 4:00 p.m. and san jose state looks to close out with a win over the big rival fresno state. kickoff at bulked stadium at 4 "p" you can watch on espn u . .. the warriors will bamgts the kings tonight. the tipoff at 5:30 "p." last night the dubs hoped to snap a four-game losing streak. larry beal has the highlights this morning. >> good morning, everybody. uncharted territory for the warriors under steve kerr. never lost four in a row until now. as they took the court last night against portland the goal was to avoid five straight. steph in cheer leader mode. the injury eefrlgs later today. you know about the crash. klay thompson struggling during the skid. 4 opinion hint pinpoint plea fired up pride of oakland damian lillard to the rack strong but held to 236 points. jordan bell looking for more minutes on this team.

and kevin durant said this is the play turning it around. makes the save. draymond pumped up, encouraging leads to kevin durant three. part aft 20- a warrior burts. dubs playing defense and running. andre iguodala to kevin durant. we call this with authority. steph excited that he dunked on the dude's head. you see that? 32 for k.d. dubs by 15 at the half. klay feeling better. four threes. 31 points. warriors end the sloid, 125-97. to the ice, sharks and canucks. baby shark baby. entire sharks power play lasts five seconds. off the face i don't have logan cotour. schutts and scores 1-0. ten seconds in the first. power play. joe thornton denied. but tim of taps in for the 13th of the year. aaron dell in that 19 shots 19 saves can't do better. more of the sharks on the power

play. jumbo joe behind the back to erik karlsson. nice. thornton now with 750 assists and the sharks win it 4-0. college football, the apple cup in pullman, washington and washington state, that's carter minchu, the quarterback. who needs a shirt sfl huskies dressed for success. wide receiver pass, aaron fuller to hunter brian. 22 yards, 20 to 7 to u dub. max boringy? who knows where the line is? they gave him the touchdown. 20-15 game. miles gascon three touchdowns. oh the weather outside is frightful. but an 80-yard touchdown is delightful. huvgys win to clinch the pac 12 north. pac 12 out of the playoff chase. 28-15 the final. washington plays next friday.

better weather and phil and tiger. the big pay per have you. tiger needed that on 17. squares the match. they go to playoff. on hole 22 mickelson for the win! and what a win it is, worth $9 million and a bunch of money raised for charity. that is a rap on morning sports. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. >> now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. saturday morning from the roof camera, partly to mostly cloudy. the rain ended for most. the two storm systems out of here. we had a nice break over thanksgiving. hope you had a god weekend. and boy, happy about the rain totals, right? and usually when the rain stops we get nervous it's not coming back. well it is, not for the weekend though. we have dry conditions, slightly milder on sunday and as you look behind me you can see the sunshine here. and that is what is going to be with us throughout the day today. mixed in with some clouds. some of you slow to clear, particularly in the south bay.

and we're holding onto some of the cloud cover and even a little bit of mist out there. so enjoying some sun in the north bay. the fog is clearing along the coast. and here are the returns from mount hamilton. certainly a little misty here. reed hill have you reported a shower last hour while the san jose airport is looking good. and the visibility -- it's reduced in the north bay and at half moon bay two mile visibility looking better in the east bay. but it's going to take a while to clear out. high pressure is building in temporarily. you can see the storm track pushed north. due to the ridge. the next several days. the clouds filling in and the lower efrlgss here, the valley sticking around around the next few hours until the warmth from the sun evaporates the low clouds. 58 in elbowed. 59 in san jose. upper 50s in morgan hill and half moon bay. and the east bay right now where certainly it's looking a little bit brighter in terms of the sky

cover. actually the south bay here 56 in napa. 57 in vacaville. livermore is 58. the winds breezy in the upper elevations. 23 to 27 miles an hour from tount tam to diablo. and this too will begin to dial back. and you can see the sun coming out here from the golden gate bridge. certainly damp pavement and visibility reduced at times heading north. fog, mist and drizzle for some. partly cloudy elsewhere. and that's the trend, the gradual cloerg throughout the day. rain returns into the week ahead, that's tuesday. giving us three dry days potentially throe wet day he is with the latter part of the week looking significantly wet. i'll stop this at 9:00 this morning. you can see where the grown is here, parts of the south bay. ben lomond, the higher elevations. then it disappears and more drying in the south bay. 6:00, though, some fog reforms through the overnight, keeping us somewhat more mild than we would be with the clear sky. then the sun is back for

tomorrow afternoon on sunday. highs today in the narrow range, 59 coastside. partly cloudy. 62 in concord and san jose. fremont checking in the a 60. we pick up the forecast animation up. by the afternoon this falls apart and moves out. 5:00 wednesday morning looks like we might be able to get the commute in here dry on wednesday. but boy, wednesday afternoon into thursday, looking particularly soggy and in fact the next system, the second one will be a cold one. so we look for sierra snow. rainfall potential with the first system on wednesday will be light. one to two tenths. but as we go through thursday in really picks up with overof an inch in the north bay. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a little drizzle, then sun. sunnier slightly milder tomorrow. and then monday we are still dry. you download the accuweather app, the impact scale is with us tuesday, wednesday and thursday. looking light to start and then

heavier rain into wednesday and thursday. so check back with us. it's still several days out. >> you'll be tracking it all week for us. >> right. >> thank you. well santa is making a change this holiday season. abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman has more how the big man is trying to appeal to millennials pat a local mall. >> this is a story about sowing that hasn't happened but will. and we warn you in advance you need to get used to it. >> you want to have your picture taken with santa. >> sure. >> after that ringing endorsement welcome to westfield mall. >> there is a change coming. >> like what? >> have you seen santa here today? >> santa? >> yeah. >> no. >> no, not here. used to be you go to the mall and see santa on the christmas set, stand in line, sit on his lap, take a picture. you'd pay a few bucks. when well now there is a twist. they're calling it the selfie santa. >> how much that going to cost. >> unlike years past you'll get a warneding santa in the very

hauls a a photo-op and why not if you won't get off the phone and come to santa now he comes to you. >> i think it's cool. >> i believe in selfies. >> we try to stay off social media. >> okay. where is he? >> he is not here yet. >> not until the seventh of december. >> not yet. >> nope. and as for explaining all the many pictures of santa destined for social media. >> that he can be in many places at once. >> in selfies and you know there will be an app for that. in san francisco, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. next it's no ordinary christmas display where you can see a life size ginger

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clouds lingering in the south bay. the fog beginning to lift in most parts of the bay area. but the mist drizzle and fog should be with us i'd say after the 10:00 hour we really begin to clear out. our accuweather seven-day forecast featuring the partly cloudy skies today. a cool one tomorrow. sunnier a little warmer and then monday well do it again with highs in the mid-60s but tuesday and wednesday looking like light rain should be ending later on wednesday. then the next one picks up wednesday into thursday this is stronger, colder with sierra snow. we want that. >> indeed. thank you. and thanks to you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen with lisa argen. big rivalry games on espn college football on abc. next at 9:00 number 11 florida battles florida total at dough campbell stadium. at 12:30. maryland faces penn state at beaver stadium followed by abc 7 news at 4:00 p.m. at 5:00 number three notre dame tries to stay undefeated taking on u the sc at the memorial

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