definitely want to bundle up this monday morning. we are waking up to freezing temperatures in parts of the bay area. our east bay hills camera. a freeze warning in the east bay and north bay. >> i got all of my gloves out for the winter season. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> thank you very much. good news, most of us have been let go except for solana, lake,

mendocino. keep the pets inside as long as you can. keep the pipes and plants protected through the 9:00 hour. the high clouds, blanket. it brought us a little bit of a relief from the chill that could have been out there. 34 inland. mid to upper 40s elsewhere. 51 to 53 at noon. increasing high clouds. but you will still need sunglasses today. at 7:00, still dry. we will talk about the next storm, it's a 1, light, on our storm impact scale. first, here's alexis with the morning commute. >> we are incident free right now. definitely not complaining. just starting to look at a few of our typical busy areas fill in and slow down a tyine good bit. a live look at walnut creek. southbound 680, just north of that 24 split there right around north main street. i will double-check and make sure we don't have anything blocking. as i mentioned, it has been very quiet.

even the road work has cleared. 580, tracy to dublin, filling in. that's in the yellow at 47 minutes. dublin to mission, 15. 101 to cupertino, also in the green, at 15 minutes. thanks, alexis. we are following breaking news in san francisco. police are investigating a double shooting in the mission district. at least one person has been taken to the hospital. we don't know their condition or the status of the second victim. police say the shooting happened not far from a bar on 16th and valencia street around 1:30 this morning. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is on the scene gathering new information. he'll bring us a live report coming up at 5:30. developing news, a bay area radio legend has been found dead in kentucky. a taliaferro h bnsi sevel lpg with the investigation. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo has more on his life and this ongoing investigation.. his body was found sunday in a

wooded area in paducah, kentucky, not far from where he was last seen. he suffers from dementia. he started at kgo in 1977 and hosted the news talk a.m. 810 show from 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. >> we're all just heartbroken over ray's death. it's interesting because it was exactly seven years ago yesterday that kgo changed the format and the overnight voice of a taliaferro, that had been part of the scene for 35 years, was silenced. now, tragically, his voice truly is silenced. >> reporter: the fbi is helping with the investigation into his disappearance and death. his family released a statement saying, the family appreciates

the support and help we received in our search for ray. this is a devastating ending to our seven for him over these past weeks. we know that he was 79 years old. i'm live this morning outside of kgo radio in san francisco. amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. amanda, thank you. a four-day tribute honoring george h.b. bush begins today. he will be honored at several were events in houston and washington. he will lie in state in washington, d.c. tonight until wednesday. his funeral will be thursday morning in houston. he will then ultimately be buried at his presidential library in college station, texas. politicians who knew the former president are opening up about their experiences with him. so here's what former california governor schwarzenegger had to say about bush, sr. >> he was always kind of like

very kind to everybody. and i learned from him the good sides of politics. that you can cross the aisle and that you can talk to the other side and respect the other side even though you disagree and all that stuff. so i learned a lot from him. >> swachwarzenegger said his modesty was one of his most notable traits. 7:25 this morning, his casket will depart the funeral chapel in houston. 8:30, the casket will arrive at ellington field. then 1:45 this morning, mr. bush's casket will right at the u.s. capitol where he will lie in state. you can download our app and enable push alerts. we will notify you when the event is about to get under way. massive cleanup efforts in paradise and butte county.

the camp fire burned 240 square miles and destroyed or damaged 20,000 structures. the epa is leading the inner agency effort to remove the toxic substances. cal recycle teams will go in, remove larger, nonhazardous debris. also happening today, students from the eight school sites that burned in the paradise unified school district are returning to class. they will go to makeshift schools and surrounding cities like oroville. they aren't sure how many of the students who lost their homes will show up. but nearly all teachers will be on hand to welcome the the students and help them transition to their temporary classrooms. happening today, after a year of devastating climate disasters around the world, the annual united nations climate change conference opens in poe land. world leaders hope to finalize the guidelines for the paris

climate agreement. drastic cuts in emissions are needed. president trump announce he was pulling the u.s. out of that agreement. all right. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. as we wait for the current temperatures to load here on the east bay, you can see we're in the mid to upper 40s, exempt for alameda and hayward we are 50 degrees. mid to upper 40s around the bay shore. san francisco, 50. 30s showing up in napa, and fairfield. 36, 38, 39. 41 in brentwood in inland bay. a look from the east bay this morning -- or sutro tower, excuse me. dress warmer. it's going to be d below average this afternoon. normal surf on the beaches. let's talk about your 12-hour planner. 46 at 8:00. 50 at 10:00.

mid-50s from noon to 4:00. low 50s by 8:00. if you are going to be out and about, 40s hang on through 10:00. from noon all the way through 4:00, low to mid-50s. back at 45 degrees by 8:00. for the peninsula, increasing clouds will start in the 40s until 10:00. mid-50s from noon to 4:00. back down to 50 by 8:00. take a look the a our storm impact scale. three chances of rain in the accuweather seven-day forecast. here's alexis. all right. good morning, mike. we are starting to look busy at the bay bridge toll plaza. i did double-check. no incidents reported. as far as i know we don't have metering lights on yet. carpool lanes are open. that is pretty heavy for being 5:08. i will have an typically it's about 5:20, 5:25 until they flip those on. heavy traffic out of tracy. no surprise here. 205, 11 miles per hour. we have lanes blocked eastbound

580 between greenville and 205. so far, though, that's not causing any delays. and newmes ismohni's90-day to improve its service. the san francisco municipal transportation agency released data showing its broad existing train operators up to speed on new light rail vehicles but it does still fall short on its on-time targets. muni said a shortage of bus drivers and lack of training on new systems cause city-wide service slowdowns over the summer. data shows buses on low frequency routes scheduled every half hour. we are still at least five minutes late more than half the time. missing 63% on-time goal. delayed election results in the east bay will force the hayward mayor and two city council members to postpone their swearing in ceremony by a week. the mayor and council members will start next thursday, december 11th. mayor barbara halladay won re-election with 60% of the

vote. the registrar needed extra time to count votes. county registrar have 30 days to certify. the white house says mr. trump and chinese president xi jinping reached an agreement on tariffs. president trump had called for raising the tariffs to 25%. china will buy farm goods and energy-related items from the u.s. president trump said china has agreed to remove and reduce tariffs in vehicles produced in the u.s. an nfl hall-of-famer is featured in an anti-semitic video. now the the former quarterback is defending himself saying he was tricked into doing it. >> and the happy ending to a proposal that went a little sideways. what happened after a man

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5:13. tomorrow light rain, then showers. a quarter to a half inch just tomorrow. gusts up to 30 miles per hour. i'll show you an hour by hour list coming up next. back to jessica for. we are getting a surprise announcement from the tiny energy rich arab nation will

withdrawal from opec in january to focus efforts on on plans to develop an increase of natural gas production. qatar is the biggest exporter of liquid natural gas. this country has been under an economic embargo the last year and a half by some of its neighbors, including the defacto leader saudi arabia. in paris, 100 hurt, 400 arrested during the worst urban riot in years. and the french prime minister is hold crisis talks with representatives of major political parties as the protests continue partly stoked by a fuel tax hike. france's finance minister warned the protests are causing a negative impact on its economy. happening today, california lawmakers will take the oath of office as the legislature starts

up a new two-year session. democrats will have super majorities in both chambers. the number of new comers as at its lowest. there were eight this go round compared to 26 in 2016. six state lawmakers plan to produce a bill to ban e cigarettes in store vending machines. they get middle school and high school students hooked on nicotine onne would still be allowe cr is over 21. will she run? kamala harris will make a decision on the 2020 campaign in the coming weeks. she said over the holidays she and her family will discuss a possible run for the white house. if she does end up running against president trump, she warned it could get ugly. she is one of the many democratic hopefuls. new developments on a mysterious couple after a proposal went wrong.

>> they have been found and so has their ring. the man dropped an engagement ring while proposing friday in times square. police tracked down the couple overseas. >> it feels good to return a sentimental item back to someone. with the type of work we might do, it might seem small but to them it's a big deal. >> here's a photo of the couple. john and daniela posted on the twitter page. in case you're wondering, the engagement is still on. >> she said yes despite the snafu that happened. >> if you can't hold on to the ring, can you hold on to my heart? >> wow. >> i don't know. maybe that's something was saying. >> i don't think she was wondering that quite yet. it's really nice of the tphaoeupd to go through all the lengths to find that ring, right? >> it shows you how crime is

down in new york. they have time to help out. let's take a look at what's going on. hi, everybody. you don't need the umbrellas yet. yet. another storm is on the way. tomorrow the rain showers will start to roll in. we start to see the beginning today with increasing high clouds. the chance of rain will linger through thursday. take a look at today's high temperatures. 60, santa cruz. everybody else 54 in vallejo, rich 3407bd, morgan hill. lake port, 51. that's the cool spot. lows tonight into the upper 30s to mid-40s in the north bay valleys. mid to upper 40s elsewhere across the bay. you can see the green starting to roll in. here we are 4:00 tomorrow morning. early commuters are going to be dry. there will be a dry layer right below this rain. it will moisten the layer first. we will see an increase as we head through the morning

commute. the yellow over the ocean. that's where we have the best chance of thunderstorms tomorrow. they will roll ashore and weaken. as you can see, they turn green biff noon. and then you can see at 4:00, chances of thunderstorms right over the ocean. some of these could climb ashore as we head into the afternoon and evening hours tuesday. that's when the strongest part of this storm rolls in. tomorrow during the evening hours. so the morning will be light. and then we will see a ramp up in that. it will stay a 1 even on wednesday and thursday with temperatures holding in the 50s. 60s break out friday and saturday. have a good one. here's alexis. taking a look outside the bay bridge toll plaza. no incidents in the area. we still don't have official word that the metering lights are on. things are filling in early. carpool lanes are open. cash and fast track, you definitely have a wait approaching the toll plaza. a quick check of oakland.

minor issue off-ramp to market street. sounds like a disabled vehicle is blocking the right turn lane. it is not impacting the main line. overall is, that is a very insignificant issue. that gives you an idea how few incidents we have. highway 4 to the maze, 17 minutes. 10 minutes across the bay bridge. i think the metering lights might be on. 101, san francisco to sfo, in the green at 9 minutes. thanks, alexis. in today's gma first look, a hate groupeas an anti-semitic video and it features nfl brett favre. >> in this morning's gma first vre is on the offensive,erback apologizing after he said he was tricked into making an anti-semitic video for a hate group. it seems praeutsz that seem innocent at first but it is filled with coded language

recognizable to those who hate people for those who are jewish. cameo. soldier boy and andy dick say they were duped too. the clips have been taken down. but not before being reposted on youtube and other sites. this was a blatant misuse of the cameo platform and violation of cameo's terms of service. the user who purchased the videos has since been band. we will have the hall-of-famer's response at 7:00 a.m. the department of homeland security is proposing changes to a worker visa. right now there are two lotteries for the h-1b visa safplt the first 20,000 are given to people with masters degrees. another 65,000 are granted each year. the order of the lotteries would

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honoring george h.w. bush today. he will lie in state until wednesday. >> number four, students from the eight schools that burned in the paradise unified school district are returning to class. they will go to makeshift scores in surrounding cities like oroville. >> number five, i'm tracking at chance of rain for tomorrow. two-thirds of an inch to an inch in areas in green. >> number six, so far so good for the monday morning commute. looking at a pretty empty side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. we have had very few incidents to talk about. construction is wrapping up too. >> number seven, ariana grande's newsmash. pays tribute including mean girls, legally blonde and 13 going on 30, three of my favorites. i think i have them on dvd.

>> she name-checks every person she has been in a relationship with. >> he yeah. we're coming back with another 0 minutes of news. the suspicious fires that had san francisco on the move overnight. >> 5:25. a live look outside this

we are tracking breaking news at 5:30. two people shot in san francisco's mission district. we will take you live to the scene where that investigation is under way. remembering 41. the tributes pouring in for former president george is h.w. bush and the memorials happening today a live look at sutro camera. part of the bay area waking up to a freeze warning. it is cold. definitely need a coat, perhaps a scarf. gloves.

>> cold for us. yeah. it's not chicago. >> we have the freeze warning. let's jump in and show you the neighborhoods. some of them have been taken out. east bay, most of the north bay, sonoma, napa, and marin counties. we still have solano, lake, and mendocino ktsz where you need to worry about your plants, pets, and pipes through 9:00 this morning. let's take a look. you can see the veil of clouds kept most of us from reaching the temperatures. dry morning. mid-30s inland to mid to upper 40s in the bay and the coast. hang out around 51 to 55 at noon. same at 4:00. increasing high clouds ahead of our next storm.back down to 46 . more about the commute planner and what to expect weather wise. here's alexis. >> all right. good morning, mike. bay bridge toll plaza. 5:24 metering lights.

southbound 880 again 23rd and 29th for the overpass dem hreugdz was supposed to go until 6:00. they got that done ahead of schedule. residual delays as well. early morning shooting has roads closed. we are seeing a large police presence. >> this is happening at 16th and valencia. cornell bernard is there for us live. cornell. >> reporter: yeah, guys. streets have just reopened here in the mission following this shooting investigation, which has gone on for many hours here have been shot. their conditions unknown this morning. police say it happened

valencia streets. crime scene investigators have been combing the streets looking for evidence, looking for bullet casings, talking to witnesses. police closed a two-block area while they were looking for clues. police say at least one victim has been taken to the hospital. live at the mission district this morning, cornell bernard, a abc 7 news. cornell, thank you. more breaking news out of san francisco. firefighters investigating a string of fires in the marina district. two were in separatef osconer onhut street. a third on bay and octavia streets. it's unclear if the flames caused any significant damage or if anyone was hurt. >> today air force one will carry the cask elt of george h.b. bush to washington, d.c. >> he will lie in state at the capitol until wednesday.

natalie burnell has the story. natalie. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jess is qaa. at about 10:30 a.m. local time there will be a departure ceremony which will take president bush from houston to joint base andrews to the capitol rotunda in washington where the public can pay their where the public can pay their respects. president bush's casket on his final trip to the country's capitol. his close friend secretary of state jim baker. >> he said, hey, bake, where are we going? >> reporter: baker replied we're going to heaven. president bush responding, that's where i want to go. his family also by his side during the peaceful hours. >> 17 grandkids had a chance to in person or by phone weigh in and express their love for this great man. >> reporter: among those, his

son, george w. bush who received his final words, i love you too. he will lie in state in the nation's capitol before being honored with two funerals. one at the national cathedral in washington, d.c. and one at his home church in houston on thursday. >> he would treat everybody the same. with the same amount of respect. he loved houston. >> reporter: his family finding peace knowing president bush was so certain of where he was headed next and the beloved wife he would finally rejoin. >> i do think that you go to heaven. there is a heaven. i don't fear it. when i was a little guy, i feared death. i worried about it. i would be scared. not anymore. >> reporter: a custom train painted to look like air force

one will take president bush from houston to college is station on thursday where he will be buried alongside his beloved wife barbara and their late daughter robin at the presidential library. natalie brunell, abc 7 news. natalie, thank you. >> a lot of people are sharing this photo of president bush's dog sully. mission accomplished. sully will now go on to help veterans at walter reid national military medical center. abc news will provide live coverage throughout the day as mr. bush makes his way to the nation's capitol. his cask et will depart in houston. at 8:30, it will arrive at ellington field. at 1:45, the casket will arrive at u.s. capitol where he will lie in state.

we will stream all of this t the news app. download the app and enable push alerts so you will be notified when each event gets under way. one child is dead after a charter bus crash in benton, ark act. medics took more than 20 others to arkansas children's hospital in little rock. authorities say as many as 40 people were hurt in this crash. most of them are children. state police say the bus overturned after driving off the interstate. troopers are questioning the bus driver. we'll keep you updated on this story as we get new information. enough to more news here at home. it has b deadly "ghost ship" fire that claimed the lives of 36 people. and the cause of that fire still remains a mystery. abc 7 news was in oakland as dozens marched along international boulevard in honor of those victims. a memorial of flowers and

candles grew during the day in front of the warehouse. >> a group of talented individuals. individuals. these were the artists' artists. and these guys, like, this was their day off pretty much where they were creating art and a performance for themselves. and i just wish we would a safer place for them. >> derrick almena and max harris were both involved in running the artist collective. they are seasons in this case. they have struck a plea deal. a judge rejected it. both are now headed to trial in april. >> you are never more than 7 minutes away from a accuweather forecast. san bruno, 50. menlo park, 41. palo alto, 42. 45, san jose. san ramon, 43. livermore at about 45. upper 30s,

you're trying to make a race to the freezing cold temperatures. as far as the south bay, you can see it is very dry on 87. it will be dry all day on our roads. mass transit let me know chilly this morning. cooler than average this afternoon. taking the ferry, it will be calm today. expect it to be really breezy tomorrow. back to the south bay. 44 at 8:00. 48 at 10:00. then we escape the 40s and head into the mid-50s by noon. 57 at 2:00. 52 at 6:00. back in the 40s by 8:00. for san francisco, stuck in the 40s, believe it or not. almost as chilly as everybody else through 10:00. low to mid-50s from noon through 8:00. neu north bay, 40s at 10:00. low to mid-50s from noon to 4:00. grab the heavy coat this evening. temperatures will drop to 45 degrees. an increase in clouds today. that's one of the reasons we will be so cool. it's a sign, yeah, more rin is on the way.

let's bring in on amon morning. how are we doing? >> overall doing really well. a potential new issue to talk about this time. taking you live to the bay bridge. all good heading into san francisco. we possibly have a problem right behind us. zooming in on our traffic maps, we have a collision reported. a hit and run crash. supposedly just east of treasure island. we have a little delay within the tunnel. working to get more information from chp. they are not on the scene yet. as soon as they are they are able to clear things up pretty quickly. that is the only detail we have confirmed so far. not sure if there are any lanes blocked. metering lights on early. 5:24 the official time. if you are using mass transit, off to a great start. 45 bart trains. ace 1 and 3 on time. normal service, no delays. they did wrap up the electrification work. normal service is resuming for a weekday commute on this monday morning. next update coming up in 10

minutes. thanks, alexis. the man accused of being passed out while his tesla was driving down highway 101 is expected in court for the first time today. chp arrested 45-year-old alexander samek on dui charges. "abc 7 mornings" brought it to you here as breaking news. chp believes his tesla model s was on autopilot. a patrol car got in front and forced it to stop. they took samek and is the car off the freeway and arrested him. new, thousands of san francisco's low income elderly and disabled residents will soon be able to get food stamps through cal fresh program. ssi recipients have not been eligible for those benefits since the '70s. they were entitled to an additional $10 through a cashout policy. and is the state legislature changed the policy over the summer to allow recipients to

receive cal fresh benefits starting next summer. coming up, a major earthquake left cracked homes, buildings and buckled roads. alaska is bouncing back with remarkable speed. and you could see more cashierless stores in the future. new details on amazon's plans to expand. a live

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all right. ation quick look at tomorrow. showers and thunderstorms rolling in. dense fog south of merced to the grapevine. visibility a quarter mile. 60, monterey. mid-50s through the is central valley. 45 in yosemite, increasing clouds. and here's a look at tahoe this week. snow showers possible for tuesday and wednesday. otherwise, cooler than average. temperatures in the 30s to low 40s. crews are working around the clock to get southern alaska back to normal after a magnitude 7 earthquake damaged homes, buildings, roads there. more than 100 aftershocks have rattled the area since friday.

air traffic controller said alaska ans are a hearty bunch after the airport suffered damages it was running again within a few hours. do you feel alaska was ready for this earthquake? >> i think so. if you look around the city, life is almost back to normal. and it really does show the level of preparedness we have here. a seismic expert says alaska uses the most stringent standards. the search for a florida man continues. she vanished during her birthday trip to costa rica. she was supposed to return home that afternoon. her sister-in-law was on the trip with her but went home the day before. carla dropped her off, returned the rental car and took an uber to her brher got after she stopped responding to

messages. >> weird that she didn't message anybody. it was her birthday. you know what i mean? >> i'm going to try to stay positive. but there's just no explanation for why she wouldn't reach out to someone. >> her family says the airbnb has cameras. they hope they can get information about the car that she got into. in the east bay, the contra costa board of supervisors will consider banning styrofoam food and drink containers. they will talk about it at tomorrow's meeting. it may include non-food related polystyrene products like ice checks and packing peanuts. the material is hard to recycle and adds to landfill waste. eight counties are considering such a band. it could cost $75,000 to develop the ordnance and $25,000 annually to reinforce.

next star outbid with an all-cash offer at $46.50 per share. amazon reportedly testing more of a cashierless technology. this time it will go to bigger stores. the company uses the tech in amazon go stores, including the one here in san francisco. it tracks the items shoppers take from shelves and charges them automatically. then you just walk out. amazon hopes to open 3,000 cashierless stores across the country by 2021. >> we will talk about the victoria's secret fashion show in new york city. >> adrianna lima's final fashion show after 18 years. she's from brazil. she received a standing ovation. they shared this of her blowing her kiss during her big farewell

performance. >> this is the most i really cared about. kiley jenner walking down the run way and mom kris sitting there with the phone. the tweet was pretty funny. when you're not a regular mom, you're a cool mom. >> that was the line from mean girls. there are no rules in this house. >> i love it. she is in that thank you next video for ariana grande and she plays that character. >> kris does? >> . >> okay. actin o her real >> exced foreras not mad about it. >> she's used to that i bet from her mom. >> for sure. >> she doesn't even go here. >> mike still remembers the lines. >> that's all i remember.

you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. san rafael, southbound 101. it is dry this morning. no fog. highs below average. next storm, light rain arrives tonight. a chance of moderate to heavy rain through the rest of tuesday. lighter rain wednesday and thursday. let's focus on today. lake port, 51. ukiah, 53. coolest weather. santa cruz, 60, the warm spot. san francisco, 49. a look at our next storm. pretty good slug of moisture ahead of it. in fact, i'm thinking about ramping this up from a 1. it will definitely be a 1 in the morning. you can see the the green and most of the yellow across the coast. but it will increase as we head through our morning commute.

there is a little bit of a quietness. look at all the yellows and oranges during the afternoon and evening hours. that's when the storm would ramp up to a 2. in fact, i think i will change it to a 2 in the next few minutes. it ramps back down to a 1 as we head into thursday. we will get anywhere from hey half to an inch of rain out of this system. and then we will get a little less wednesday and thursday. maybe up to a quarter and a half of inch of rain. friday and saturdays, 60s are back, barely, with dry conditions, and a little more sunshine. hey, alexis. good morning, mike. checking out the roads this morning. overall, off to a quiet start. very few incidents to talk about. northbound 101, alum rock, santa clara street, a hit and run collision reported. not many details yet. we know chp is on the way to the scene. sounds like as many as three vehicles involved in that. northbound 101, 880 split, another collision reported. although i'm not really seeing that here on this traffic

camera. that is exactly where this one is located. i will keep an eye on the stretch. a quick check of drive times. 580, tracy to dublin, ouch. 1 hour, minutes. that has certainly filled in. 680, dublin to mission, 17 minutes. 85, 101 to cupertino, 15. heavy traffic on the bay bridge commute too. we'll talk more about that next. thanks, alexis. a feature coming to home assistants will make it easier for you to listen to music. but first listeners won't be able to listen to a popular holiday tune on one radio station. the story behind a ban on christmas classics. let's he leave you with a live look outside this morning.

here's another component of tomorrow's store where we think, yeah, we may need to upgrade to a 2, moderate. we have 29 near the coast. it has the next wave of heavy showers and potential thunderstorms. we're ramping up 20 to 30 miles per hour 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. we will keep it through 11:00. we will start to pull and taper by wednesday. that's another reason why tomorrow's storms will be stronger. here's reggie. thankfully we shouldn't get storms like this. 20 tornados unleashed violent winds on central illinois this weekend. 20 people were hurt. no reports of deaths. peak winds up to 125 miles per hour damaged hundreds of homes and vehicles. many people running for cover after getting tornado warnings. the san jose earthquakes are boosting efforts to help victims

on the wildfire in butte county. >> winter fest was yesterday. annual event hosted by the quakes. this year the team dedicated it to fire victims. a portion of the proceeds goes to the north valley foundation. they have pledged $10,000 to wildfire victims. >> we wanted to have an event in the off-season for fans to enjoy the stadium and also to give back to organizations. so we have a canned food drive out front for second harvest food bank and local vendors selling holiday goods. winter fest featured 20 tons of snow and holiday themed activities. >> apple is developing a smart sheet system.

they are developing a smart bed cover. they obtained a patent for i sheet system that would cover a sheet or duvet with sensors that would track sleep and vital signs. apple has not yet commented on the patent. the delta airlines at atlanta hartsfield-jackson is now the first in the nation to completely use facial recognition to process passengers. you can check bags, go through security by posing for a photo at a kiosk. in just two seconds, it is compared against passport photos to verify the passenger's identity. tsa says it could eventually be used for domestic flights. all right. checking out the roads here this morning. i want to head back to the bay bridge commute. we have a hit and run collision reported. at first it was reported east of at first it was reported east of the we have not gotten much information from chp other than there are no injuries there. a slight delay once you make it past the metering lights. 15 minutes for the bay bridge. san francisco to sfo in the

green at 9 minutes. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. hi, everybody. light rain tomorrow, downpours in the afternoon and evening hours. thunderstorms possible near the coast. and the gusty breezes nearly 30 miles per hour. wake up tomorrow morning, it's pretty quiet. by the end of the commute, you can see the rain rolling over just about the entire bay area. tenth to a quarter inch. look at the downpours come in during the afternoon and evening hours. the areas you see in green, that's an inch. i have upped my concerns to high. flooding moderate. trees topple. a slight chance of power lines. that's very low on the scale. more news from reggie and jessica. thank you, mike. radio stations already playing christmas music 24/7 for the holidays. >> but you will not hear one song in cleveland.

♪ >> listeners convinced wdok to stop playing baby it's cold outside. it is a man trying to keep a woman from leaving a party despite her repeated protests. >> if you really put that aside and read the lyrics, it's, yeah, it's not something i would want my daughter to be in that kind of situation. the character in the song is saying no. they are saying, well, does no really mean yes. i think in 2018 what we know is consent is yes. >> baby it's cold outside debuted in 1944. a poll found a majority of listeners wanted it removed. whatt banish from the airwaves when it comes to christmas classics. >> even if it's not controversial? >> yeah. >> little drummer boy. >> there is a little drummer boy challenge.

you try to not hear it. if you hear it, you lose. mine is christmas shoes. >> let's be clear, we both like christmas music. >> we do. just not the trashy ones. >> coming up next at 6:00, how celebrities got tricked into recording themselves sending messages supporting white supremacy. also, an update on butte county as camp fire victims look for normalcy. more local crews are coming home as well. as well. high stakes launch mth

we usual call the opening shot of our newscast a cold

open. but this is a freezing open. good morning, on this monday, december 3rd. >> i usually walk in and tell you it's freezing outside. but it really is freezing today. there are a lot of communities waking up, boy, rink below 30, mike? right around 30. absolutely. there may be neighborhoods below 30. absolutely. none of our reporting stations are quite there yet. w have a skoucouple hours to go. keep the pets, plants, pipes protected another three hours as we come up on 6:00. the high clouds. i overlay them on live doppler 7. notice who is not in the freeze warning any more. the east bay. most of solano county. the only thing that is really in it is lake and mendocino counties. there you go. 34 to