i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the forecast and lisa. >> it is a chilly one out there. live doppler 7 showing we have mostly clear conditions, that is the sweep on top of mounts saint helena. we hahave temperature in the 3 in the north bay, slightly warmer in some parts. numbers from the 40s around the bay this morning, coast side mid-40s by noontime, we're looking at mid-50s to upper 50s. you can see a few high clouds. and by about 4:00, mid and upper

50s should do it with temperatures on the cooler side of average. but by the evening, sun setting at 4:50, we'll be dropping through the 40s. we have a cold front to talk about late tomorrow. we'll tell you how it will impact your sunday and check out any other rain chances for the week ahead coming up next time we see you. and we're waiting to learn more about the condition of a cirque du soleil performer hurt during a show in san francisco. the performer fell off a bmx bike during a stunt yesterday in the final act of the 4:30 show. this is video of a previous performance provided by cirque. a witness said that the man fell on his neck or head and could not move. a cirque spokesperson said that he would be okay. the afternoon show had to end a few minutes early. the 8:00 show was canceled. and happening today, the bay area is getting ready for a sea of red. the 24 th annual santa con hits the streets despite the city

denying the permit. colonel bernard has more from union square. >> reporter: call it the calm before the storm, better known as santa con. >> are you ready? >> yes, sir, i'm ready. >> reporter: dominic works security at the golden gate tap room that is getting ready to welcome thousands of thirsty santas like joel castro who never misses the holiday pub crawl. >> always bringing back traditions where you come out with friends, passing out candy, a good time. so santacon, it is good time to come. >> reporter: and the wrecthe pa department denied a permit because of the holiday tree and ice already. and santacon got ugly in years

past chasing regulars away. >> good for people in the neighborhood to have a safe haven that they can come into that is not going to be, you know, full of crazy drunks. >> reporter: these barricades will go up you on grant street to keep santa safe from traffic. this bar is bracing by clearings decks, storing chairs and barstools in the basement. santacon is their busiest day of the year. >> it will at some point like the titanic sink, but we hope to ride it out long enough. >> and she plans to bring in extra bartenders and security for the event. sfpd will have extra officers on duty to keep all of the santas safe. in san barna barnard, abc 7 news. and participates are urged

to do i natunate toys. and there is an official list of bars that are participating. this weekend trains have banned alcohol on board. abc 7 has obtained police body cam footage of a domestic dispute involving reuben foster. it happened a month before the team released him. matt keller explains what promtdpromt prompted the response. >> reporter: police were called to the apartment complex on october 12th. >> i'm hearing loud, you know, someone being banged to the wall or something. >> reporter: officers were met at the door by then 49ers linebacker reuben foster, his girlfriend at the time came to the door crying and police say she initially stated that she was not okay. police attempted to interview them separately.

and he was put in handcuffs. foster was detained in the back of a patrol car while ennis was interviewed. both said nothing physical happened. police took photos of both of them to show what they say was a lack of injuries. foster was released from custody and ennis given a domestic violence resource card. you feel safe if you came back in here? >> yeah. >> you don't think this is going to continue? >> no. >> reporter: and in an interview this week following foster's arrest in tampa, ennis said foster had gotten physical with her three times including during this october incident. the d.a.'s office is exploring legal options. 49ers say they didn't know about the october incident in-actual after the arrest in tampa. >> and informational type of report does not necessitate notification of anybody. >> reporter: foster is yet to cleared to play. the nfl has contacted the santa

clara police department for more information on the october incident. in santa clara, matt keller, abc 7 news. new this morning, teach eer at oakland high school are planning a work stoppage on monday to call attention to the xwar beg bargaining issues. organizers plan to march to city hall where they hope to meet with the mayor. the work stoppage is not being sanctioned by the union. oakland teachers have been without a contract for about two years. they want a raise in line with inflation. district officials have not commented. first fridays is back, the event was canceled last month following a shooting in october. sky 7 using our exclusive sky map 7 technology shows you where it happened right in the heart of oakland, it runs down telegraph avenue to west grand. and as katie utehs reports, small businesses are happy that the event has returned.

>> reporter: the roots of this business run through oakland first fridays where she has been selling since 2014. >> i love first friday because it is a great experience for first time entrepreneurs to test out their products and it is very low entry, you need to get your licensing of course, but the vending fees are affordable. >> reporter: and so when the shooting forced the closure for november, it was a hit for small business owners. >> it is consistent income that we were missing out on for sure. >> reporter: organizers got right to work trying to rein-state the street fair. >> we had town hall meetings and listened to the community. and we took that feedback and we made changes for the event. >> reporter: this month security is more visible. >> i appreciate it. it is good. >> reporter: with a more festive family vibe organizers expect around 20,000 people. less than the usual crowds, but once people realize their favorite vendors are back, the

crowds will be too. >> oakland is different. there is nowhere else in california that is like this. and so the people enjoy coming and doing first fridays. >> reporter: and that vendor drives in all the way from temecula, so that goes to show just somehow important this event is for small business owners. katie utehs, abc 7 news. we have much more about first fridays and future events on our website, just go to abc7news.com and click on the story to find a link. in the south bay, san jose is helping food vendors with launching small businesses. you can think of it as the street food version of startups. and it is helping to build a better bay area. >> reporter: on a chilly night, hot chocolate are a must. and for many, street food is the way to go. in spanish, this woman tells me that she loves to cook. and having her own restaurant is

a dream. being a street vendor is a way to start. the city of san jose has teamed up with a nonprofit to help budding entrepreneurs. >> creates a manual for people and help guide them through the process. >> reporter: the program is so low income residents can get their business up and running. >> small business is the heartbeat of the is it city. majority are immigrants and often need help. >> reporter: organizers say having most of of these events could bring more people to downtown. >> we have an incredibly diverse city here with a lot of ethnic food options that you don't find anywhere else. and we want to be able to show that off. >> reporter: the goal to provide multiple food options while achieving independent business ownership. and she says it is a stepping stone that might help her dreams come true one tamale at a time.

abc 7 news. happening today, skill, strength and bravery are just some of the at friday brutes needed for a local make-a-wish event. hundreds will take part in the annual brave the bay challenge. participants can take a plunge in to the chilly water, pull a cable car 200 feet or take part in a 5k run. the fun starts at 9:00 this morning. 5:10 the time. lisa argen is joining us. and you've been tracking the chilly conditions. >> yeah, very cold. but we're looking at fog also santa rosa, napa and livermore. otherwise 30s and 40s again except in the city, we are close to 50 degrees. so widespread, but by the afternoon, everyone will enjoy some sunshine and not a totally dry weekend. we do some rain to talk about favoring one part of the bay area versus another. i'll have the details coming up. and today marks one month since the camp fire broke out, a

tile line sh time line showing how fast the fire spread and a new lawsuit pg and e is facing. and also why the city of fra

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what it is like for your own town to burn. this whole community is gone. >> the butte county their arrive's office says six people remain you beunaccounted for. dogs are said to be man's best friend. a family returned home following the camp fire to find their dog madison waiting for them and watching the property. the owners could not find the dog as they evacuated last month. as you can see, the dog survived and waited weeks for them to return.

remarkable. in the wake of the camp fire, the city of san francisco is developing new plans on how to respond when bad air quality hits the bay area. monday broo mayor breed says now is the time to address climate change. >> we know climate change is real and we will need to get adjusted to the new normal and fires like the one in butte county and trying to make sure that we are prepared for anything that may come our way. >> the mayor says the new plan should reach vulnerable populations and it includes advice on the y you -- distribution and use of mass. and we are starting off with clear and cool conditions. we do have some fog. mid-30s for up in santa rosa, but upper 40s san francisco, 45 in hayward. san jose checking in at 44.

and you noir ttice the visibili reduced to just over a mile in santa rosa. concord eight miles. so be careful if you are headed out early. vantage point from the city here looking good in terms of the advi visibility here. so chilly and sunny and mild today. we'll see a chance of light rain tomorrow night and that will bring perhaps wet roadways on your monday morning commute. you notice the clouds offshore. and as we go through the afternoon, you will see high clouds begin to move in late in the day, 4:00. otherwise it will be a pretty nice looking afternoon here. and then we'll look for not only the clear conditions, but the chilly conditions in the mountains. if you are wondering about the snow pack, 104% of average with the northern sierra looking at 78%. central sierra, 109%. and down to the south, 125% of normal. so doing good. and temperatures in the teens, pretty cool getting going this

morning. and then sunshine, mid-40s each day with more clouds around for sunday. the storm impact scale for tomorrow night into monday, it is a 1. that will bring rain pushing from north to south. heaviest in the north bay. this will weaken and fall apart as it pushes to the south and it will be breezy at times. so our time line looks like this, we have increasing clouds for your sunday. here we are at 9:30 at night and then looking at the rain in sonoma overnight hours. heavy downpours perhaps, but as it pushes across to the south and east, 5:00 monday morning, it is wet in emeryville, oakland, but in livermore, scattered showers. and by 8:00, might just see a little around san jose. so as we look at the totals, greater amounts to the north anywhere from a half inch or so to 0 ppts 6 santa rosa. oakland and san francisco, perhaps a quarter of an inch.

back to today, enjoying some sunshine with 59 in san francisco. look low 60s on the peninsula, palo alto, 62. and 59 in richmond. the 7 day forecast, upper 50s to mid-60s. and rain coming in late tomorrow, a 1 on the storm impact scale. that continues in to monday morning. we're dry and milder on tuesday and wednesday and even thursday, but as we get toward friday, a sam could increase in intensity. you can download our app for all the details. >> good to see more brain in ra forecast. coming up next, where you can check out the fun alone the water front toni

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♪ the cost for the concord police department to produce this lip sync video is raising some eyebrows. the east bay "times" reports that the department paid $34,000. police say the money came from as set forfeiture and it allows people to collect cash or property from people who they arrest. in most cases they have to wait until people are convicted to keep the assets. the department says it helps with crime prevention by building relationships with the community. and you can get into the holiday spirit today.

jessica castro has details hoodline. >> reporter: he with kell brayon along the water front. >> kind of like the fourth of july in winter. >> reporter: and you can see every type of boat decked out in the christmas spirit. the parade starts at 6:00 p.m., fireworks around 7:00. lisa was decorating her power boat. >> i try to go big or go home, but this year my theme is the grinch. and i'm going to put a huge two story grinch on top of the boat as well as a big tree and then the whole front of the boats will be whoville. >> reporter: all the fireworks are donated by sausalito winter fest. dress in layers. it talks about people that don't get center stage. what is exciting is i'm working

with a group of intersection artists. >> reporter: this play is a modern interpretation of the 1001 nights and the show is presented by batco. it is a nonprofit whose goal is to inspire a new generation of live theater supporters. you can watch this new production on 24th street and york. tickets are 45 bucks and just $35 if you are under 30 years old. opening night is friday, it runs through december 22. don't miss either show and for more weekend ideas, visit abc7news.com. i'm jessica castro, have a great weekend. still to come, a new report shows san francisco continues to lose affordable housing almost as quickly as it builds it. what the city thinks the solution should be. also, a statewide crackdown

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...uniting the world. ♪♪ half past the hour on this saturday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's send it over to lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. >> good morning. we do have fog and it is cold out there. temperatures are ranging from the mid-30s in danville, about 40 in concord. closer to the bay, we're in the low to mid-40s from oakland to san carlos, 49 in san francisco. and there is fog from petaluma to santa rosa and livermore this morning. so that will be with us the next couple hours. and into 10:00, we still have some upper 40s in our inland east bay. but as we go through the afternoon, it is sunshine with upper 50s for most to around 60. and by the afternoon, about 5:00, 6:00, we'll see some

increasing clouds around and temperatures will be dropping through the 50s. so it should be a pretty nice day today. we'll see clouds increase the second half of your weekend. and we'll let you know about the rainout look coming up. and developing now, president trump's long time lawyer and personal fixer is facing prison time. federal prosecute and special counsel robert mueller filed new documents related to cohen's sentencing and the allegeled d told by paul manafort. kenneth moton has the latest from washington. >> reporter: michael cohen possibly facing serious prison time. president trump's former personal attorney pled guilty to tax evasion and making illegal campaign contributions, facilitating hush money payments to women. and in new court filings, the u.s. attorney in new york denounced his serious criminal conduct saying he sought to

influence the election from the shadows, motivated by greed and ambition. the recommendation, up to 42 months. cohen who says trump ordered the hush money payments himself sat down for more than 70 hours ever interviente -- interviews with robert mueller. mueller say he and cohen struck a deal. cohen 34red guilpled guilty to congress. mueller told the court cohen provided investigators details about russian efforts to contact the trump campaign during the election and that the information was credit bble and consistent with other evidence. mueller also disclosed why he ripped up a plea deal with paul manafort. he says that he lied about his contact with trump administration officials and long time ukraine based business associate identified as ex-russian intelligence. president trump has increased his attacks on mueller and tweeted that the court filings

totally clears him, but there is nothing in the documents that indicates that is the case. kenneth moton, abc news, washington. a man convicted of first-degree murder for driving his car in to protesters in charlottesville could spend life in prison. james field is a self-professed neo zi. t -- neo-nazi. 32 heather heyer was killed and several people were severely hurt. field's sentencing will come at a later date, he faces 20 years to life. we've learned the deputy who died during a mass shooting in thousand oaks was killed by friendly fire. officials made that announcement yesterday, 12 people were killed in the shooting last month including sergeant ron he was fired once by a

officer. a statewide campaign aimed at pre-ventsing drunk driving during the holidays is now under way. the highway patrol and the officer of traffic safety will be putting out ads soon encouraging you to make plans before you head out for the evening. they say drinking isn't the only problem, it is also drug use. drug related deaths are up 35% between 2006 and 2019. >> most people rptd mak aren't these choices in a vacuum. they are at a party, whatever the situation is, so we need to start watching out for each other. >> officials say people have all sorts of options like rides sharing services that make it easier than ever to avoid driving impaired. abc 7 news is committed to building a bay area which means that we are looking at the big issues and what could make them better. issues don't get much bigger than housing and san francisco

continues to lose affordable housing almost as quickly as it builds it. the city keeps track of how many new units are market rate and how many are earmarked for low income tenants. but for every two new affordable housing units, the city loses one existing unit. lyanne melendez explains what the city thinks the solution should be. >> reporter: building more affordable housing has long been a goal, but the battle to keep people here has been more challenging than anyone predicted. >> we have people living there 44 years in the richmond district. all of a sudden the building is being sold and they are looking at being evicted. >> reporter: and that is nothing new. what is different is the somewhat recent approach taken by nonprofits like the council of community housing organization. its co-director promotes the

development of permanent affordable low income housing. he thinks the solution lies in small site acquisitions. for example, take this building, the grand orient hotel in the south park district was recently purchased by another nonprofit with the sole purpose of making it 100% affordable. >> through acquisition, we can take existing housing and tab stabilize them. >> reporter: and today in all there are 40 buildings that have been purchased. the problem is that there isn't a steady influx of money to buy and restore them. but recently san francisco announced that it had received an unforeseen amount of money from property taxes. several supervisors are now proposing that a portion of that money be used towards property acquisitions. >> we need to look at all the possibilities that exist for the purposes of not only preserving existing affordable housing, but generating more. >> reporter: loopholes in the condo laws and

part responsibly responsible fo. monday they will discuss whether drastic changes in policy are needed. >> we can't gend depend on priv doc developers for this if we want a balance of tdiversity. >> reporter: in the past ten years, the city has lost on average over 350 rent controlled units per year. in the newsroom, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> leaders in san francisco are making a cultural u-turn on a major city street. yesterday supervisor ye unveiled the new portrait. rivera is pictured in a well-known mural located on the city clunollege campus. students and administrators lobbied for the rename because

of the former mayor's policies on minorities an support for the chinese exclusion act. >> and there is more sensitivity. why are we supporting and keeping these symbols around that doesn't really represent our values anymore. >> ye says supporters went door to door along the old avenue to explain the change and the reasons behind it. 5:37. still ahead, ski season is here. the resort that is opening up the entire mountain today. but first,s we head to break, a live look outside from the east bay hills camera. lisa will have your full forecast in a few minutes.

good news for skiers. kirkwood mountain resort is opening the entire mountain today. this is video from northstar showing you crews getting ready to open up neuter rain yesterw yesterday. the snow is piling up there right now. more lifts could be opening today. heavenly mountain also plans to open lifts today as well. 5:40. and lisa, you've been tracking the forecast in the sierra. >> a beautiful sight and we'll see temperatures in the mid-40s there today, but back home, we are looking at a pretty nice commute if you are headed into san francisco. fog is further to the north and valleys. it is 49 in san francisco, 37 in san ramon. so a chilly start, a sunny afternoon, but rain is in the forecast before the end of the weekend. your accuweather 7 day forecast is coming up.

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and maybe that's what makes us great. make the dream yours. ikea. 5:43. taking a live look outside at the san mateo bridge. a smooth commute from the east bay heading up to the airport on 101. we'll get a check of the full forecast from lisa argen coming up in a bit. a young basketball player is showing off her new sneakers from steph curry. she wrote a letter to asking why undare der arrest

mower's website did not show his shoes for girls. curry responded to her letter and under armour sent her a bunch of new gear. >> she was overly excited, over the moon, cloud nine. extremely gray us some and thankful that curry and 30 ink and under armour, have been so awesome. >> curry is an advocate for women and girls being involved in sports. and the warriors have a couple days off to recover from their latest road trip. last night the dubs were looking to a advantage their lovevevevee bucks. >> good morning. warriors finished with a stop in milwaukee. steph and company looking for a little payback. serving up the cheese curds in

wisconsin. i'll take a pass. this tip slam and dubs held the greek freak to 22 points which is good. this is better. great in-floribounds play. bucks would not go away in the third quarter, they had a two point lead. that lasted about ten seconds. a screen from kevin durant to curry for three, dubs lead for most of the game. jordan bell getting more minutes. between the legs, the assist to steph for three of his 20. klay thompson also had 20 points. the dubs held the top scoring team to only 95 points. and dubs win their third straight and are back home monday. >> it was a game that meant a

lot to us. we were embarrassed a few weeks ago. this is a team that we could play later on. so i thought it was our best defensive game of the year. >> we know what happened last time they came to oracle and so we could make a statement on the road against a team that is up and coming as playing as well as they are. to the ice, and i pity the fool who tries to stop evander k. who remembers mr. t? google it. sharks with a 1-lea1-0 lead, bue had two bad minutes and stars made them pay. bret ritchey beating jones, and suddenly it is 3-1 dallas. less than a minute left, sharks had their chances. ben bishop denies them all and the sharks lose 3-2. they are in arizona today. volleyball regional semifinals, number one stanford with a tree dancing, taking on

wazzu. they split the first two games, stanford in control here. this was a close match. in the fourth katherine plumber goes down the line. 24 kills on the night. stanford wins in four sets, they have won 29 straight matches, that is a new school record. they take on penn state with a bir bert ina be berth in the final four on the line. and that is sports. and we have a chilly morning. a clear sky and temperatures today just a couple degrees perhaps above average. the warmest numbers should be around 60 degrees. we should have some lower 60s. but by the end of the weekend, we are talking about some rain. that is why we bring in the storm impact scale. it is a 1 tomorrow night and will last through monday morning brings us some light showers.

and so we'll have wet roadways and also perhaps a slippery commute out there. as we look live, you will notice that it is a nice start to your saturday. and the weekend with temperatures in the 30s with that fog around the bay area. so certainly be careful out there. you can see it out here towards the delta into livermore, but also petaluma and santa rosa. 41 in napa, 36 santa rosa. mountain view at 44. and as well as san jose. so we will start out with the clear sky for most of you. and then sunny in the afternoon. clouds will increase later on this afternoon and that will bring in more clouds for your sunday and then a chance of rain late throughout the evening hours to the overnight hours and that brings in perhaps slippery roads monday morning. so here is how it will shape out afternoon. you can notice it is sunny out there and then by 2:00, 3:00, maybe a few high clouds. and that sun setting at 4:50, that is when we see the

increasiincreas increasing cloud cover. and in terms of rainfall, about 9d 4% 94% of normal. san francisco, 85% of normal and as well as sfo. oakland doing well at 89%. san jose, you are at 80%. and liver are more tmore, about. and this next system is a weak one. 7:00 tomorrow night, it continues to advance south and east. and the yellows indicate some pretty good downpours before it reaches the central bay. so by the time it reaches san francisco and parts of the east bay, it is already weakening and by the time it reaches the south bay, not much left to it. and you can see that event are -- represented in the rainfall totals. maybe a third of an inch in florida vat tnovato. so we'll continue to watch it for you.

today we're in the 60s or high 50s. should be a chilly night again tonight, a few clouds around. we'll call it partly to mostly clou cloudy. and the 7 day forecast showing the sunny, dry, somewhat mild day today. and sunday night into monday, a 1 on your storm impact scale. you can download the accuweather app and keep track of the temperatures hour by hour. more rain looks likely into next friday. so looking pretty good. we always want more rain and snow, but we'll have to take the sunshine today. >> good to see that we'll break into the 60s at least in some parts. thank you. and we still don't know who will replace kevin hart as host of the oscars. he stepped down as emcee after tweets from 2009 resurfaced. he had made disparaging remarks about gay people and sexuality. hart has called his comments

insensitive. this incident has many wondering about their own online presence. is anyone exempt from the consequences and can you protect our clean up your online reputation? dion lim put her own social media to the test to see what one company could dig up. >> make some noise for chris rock. >> reporter: kevin hart's comedy is one thing, but when he tweeted between 2009 and 2011, it isn't sounding so funny. >> it is not as if anyone can say i didn't know better. he said some really dumb things about that were dangerous. and he never really apologized. >> reporter: tim is a media studies teacher and says that there are almost always consequences of a poor digital footprint. though there is one exception. >> how the president gets away with what he is getting away with willen would have the great questions for historians. >> reporter: people like you and me, we are not the president or celebrities, so what do we do

with our digital footprint? there are companies out there that will help you clean up your social past. >> my company is brand yourself. >> reporter: pat twrrick presen his company on shark tank back in 2015. >> we help individuals clean up, protect and improve their online reputation. >> reporter: his company has permitted more than a million scans of people's online history showing the need of this kind of service. >> 70% of employers are doing it, half the colleges, no matter what industry you are in. even if it is entertainment. >> reporter: what better way to test it out than to have my own social media channel scrubbed and cleaned. and i'm a little nervous about what they will find. >> the good news is you don't have anything that i would consider scandalous. however -- >> reporter: we'll get to that in a moment. pat twrik says there rick says red flags that they scan for, they are looking for things that

show bigoted behavior, sexism, homophobia, racism and criminal behavior. >> a tweet of you talking about you are in a clouds of marijuana smoke and a bus full of drunk partiers. but none were really i would say scandalous because you were covering different types of reports. >> reporter: in the end, it is all about context. wr reach habc 7.7. and "wall street journal" reports uber filed confidential documents thursday, the same day lyft submitted paperwork with the securities and exchange commission. some analysts suggest uber could be worth up to $120 billion in an ipo. uber is likely shooting to gove public during tgove -- go public during the first three months

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hanukkah, maybe you want to get your tree. we are looking at dry conditions for your saturday. and it is clear, but there is fog to speak of and chilly numbers out toward danville and san ramon at 36 as well as pleasant pleasanton. and closer to the bay, it is milder. mid-30s in santa rosa with some fog. and heading out, be careful. otherwise it is chilly through 7:00. by noontime, we're in the mid and upper 50s. we'll call it partly to mostly sunny skies. a few high clouds. pretty mild, temperatures in the mid to upper 50s around the bay. sun setting at 4:50. we have some rain to talk about for tomorrow. i'll tell you how much and likely where it will fall in a few minutes. we're waiting to learn more about the condition of a cirque du soleil performer who was hurt during a show in san francisco. the performer