good morning, bay area. get going. >> this is "abc 7 mornings." >> thanks for joining us on a saturday, december 8th. let's start with the first look at the accuweather weather forecast. here is lisa argen. >> hi, chris. fog out by the delta, the valleys, but elsewhere it's clear. the golden gate bridge check it out, looks pretty nice for a saturday morning with 43 in mountain view and 44 in san jose. from emeryville, you can see a little haze in the distance. mid 30s, 38 in napa. down to the beach, in the mid 60s today. still 40s and 50s by noon time. by 4:00, that sun already beginning to bring a little bit of coolness as it begins to set.

4:50. overnight, tonight, getting chilly but the clouds increase tv's number one show, "right leading to rain i'll time it out this minute." for you. thank you. >> excitement about her first skydive quickly turns to terror. we're learning to wait more about a circus performer who was they're heading straight theory earth. >> what went horribly wrong and injured. it happened in the final act of why there's nothing that could the 4:30 show and this is video fix it. a returning marine poses for of a previous performance. on social media the witness said family photos. >> look, look! that the man fell on his neck or >> the distraction technique that hid one happy surprise. head and wasn't moving. the afternoon show had to end a few minutes early and the 80 show was also canceled. happening today, the bay funny business on the front porch. >> i could watch this over and over. area is getting ready for a sea >> the sound that says, you of red. gotta run. the 24th annual santa con hits the streets today, despite the we've got city denying the permit. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has more from union square. ♪ >> reporter: call it the calm

beforewnanta con. ready? willrt y. >> repter: domic augustine gold gate tap room that will welcome thousands of thirsty santas like joel castro who never misses the pub crawl. >> it brings back family, traditions, friends, passing out candy. giving a good time. so it's a good year to come this year because we need it right now. >> reporter: san francisco's record parks department denied a permit for the santa con event for union square because the holiday tree and ice rink attract so many visitors already. despite that, the facebook page said the event is still on for saturday. >> it's definitely not worth the hassle. >> reporter: a sign tells santas they're not welcome at the cafe in north beach where santa con got ugly in years past. chasing regulars away. >> it's good for people in the neighborhood to know they have a safe haven. safe place they can come into that's not going to be, you

know, full of crazy drunks. >> reporter: these barricades will go up on grant street to keep>> repo i decks. cirs bars e titanic sink but you know we hope to ride it out long enough. >> reporter: yeah, 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, especially those who have overdone wit the holiday cheer. santa con is a worldwide phenomenon. it's supposed to capture the holiday spirit while santa sips some spirits, participants are urged to donate toys. in some cities there's an official list of bars that are taking part. new york city may be the biggest santa con event. cohol on board. 8:03 is the time.

abc 7 news has obtained police body cam footage of a domestic reuben foster.ing former 49er it happened a month before the team released him. matt keller explains what prompted the response from police. >> police department. >> reporter: police were called around 11:00 at night on october 12th of this year. >> i'm a neighbor, i hear some noise of someone being banged into the wall or something. >> reporter: officers were met at the door by then 49ers linebacker reuben foster. his girlfriend at the time, elissa ennis came to the door crying. police say she initially stated she was not okay. >> so the argument was about her going through your phone? >> reporter: police attempted to interview them simply. >> let's go over there. >> reporter: that's what happened. foster was detained in the back of the patrol car. nothing physical happened, they

said. police took photos of both of them to show what they say was a lack of injuries. foster was released from custody and ennis was given a domestic violence card. >> you don't think this is going to continue? . >> reporter:o charg wein tampa, gotten physical with her three times including during the october incident. the das office said they're exploring legal options. the 49ers say they didn't know about the october incident until after foster's arrest in tampa. >> in the informational type of report, it does not necessitate notification of anybody. >> reporter: foster has signed with the washington redskins but has yet to be 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, teachers at oakland high school are planning a work stoppage for

monday to call attention to the bargaining issues between oakland unified school district and the organizers will march to city hall where they hope to speak to mayor libby schaaf. the oakland teachers have been without a contract for about two ye fliostffave not on pnnge fir 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 happens. right in the heart of oakland. it runs from 27th street to west grand. as abc 7 news reporter katie disreports, small businesses are happy that this has returned. >> reporter: this woman has been selling here since 2014. >> i love first friday, because it's a great experience for first time entrepreneurs to test out the products. you need to get your licensing

of course but the vending fees are affordable. >> reporter: so when a shooting happened hours after the october event forced the closure for november, it was a hit for small business owners like hope. >> it's consistent income that we're missing out on for sure. >> reporter: organizers got right to work trying to reinstate the street fair. >> we had some town hall meetings and listened to the cohaeedbacknd w made>>eporter:hi month, security is more visible. >> there is more security. i appreciate it. it's good. >> reporter: with the more festive family vibe. organizers expect around 20,000 people. it's less than the usual crowds of 40,000 to 50,000, but once people realize their favorite vendors are back the crowds will be too. >> oakland is different. nowhere else in california is like this. so the people embrace us so we enjoy coming and congress first fridays. >> reporter: the vendor you heard from, brian hines drives

in from that mech youla. we have much more about first fridays and future events on the website. go to abc7news.com and click on the story to find the link. 8:08. the city of san josema businesses. you can think of it as the street food version of start-ups. abc 7 news reporters show us how it's building a better bay area. >> reporter: on a chilly night, hot tamales and hot chocolate are a must and treat food is the way to go. in spanish, this woman says 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 non >> this is to get them through the process. >> reporter: it assists the low

income residents and gets their businesses up and running. >> we know that small business is the heart beat of this city. a majority of the small business owners are immigrants and often need help getting through the permitting process or being able to get up and running. >> reporter: well, having more of the street vendors could bring more people to downtown. >> we have got an incredibly diverse city here with a lot of ethnic food options that you don't find anywhere else. we want to show that off. >> reporter: the goal to provide multiple food options while achieving independent business ownership. she says it might help her dreams come true one tamale at a time. time now is 8:09. meteorologist lisa argen has been tracking the accuweather weather forecast for us. a beautiful yet cool start to the day. >> yeah, really is. a little fog is beginning to burn off as well. as we look live, you can see that. visibility anywhere from seven

to eight miles here. low 40s for you in concord. 38 in livermore. we'll see highs today a couple degrees above average then clouds with rain ar rooiching late tomorrow. i'll have my accuweather forecast coming up next. today marks one month since the campfire broke out. a time line shows how fast it spread. and also ahead addressing air quality. why san francisco is working on a new plan to deal with poor

today marks one month since the start of the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in california history. the butte fire burned more than 240 square miles. nearly three out of the four buildings destroyed we are homes. it destroyed many cities. pg&e is facing another lawsuit. it accuses them of negligence, started to burn. the fire spread rapidly and we have pieced together a time line. take a

>> power lines down. >> we have eyes on the vegetation fire. got to be very difficult to access. 35 miles an hour sustained wind on it. >> respond to the evacuations. >> we have a structure already burning down here. >> about 1,000 acres. >> we'll be moving down -- >> evacuation. it's mandatory. ♪ >> guys, paradise is on fire. we have to get out of here. ashes are coming down. we're stuck.

>> oh, my god. >> it's okay. >> what should we do? >> we're ysure yeah. holdon. >> there'sbo ge honda pilot. she can see one of our deputies. >> oh, my gosh. >> we're stuck in it. >> that's hot. >> i know. oh, my god. there's explosions everywhere. the wind is blowing so hard. >> my father, he's helped >> people are unable to evacuate. >> the fire is right behind the safeway. we are trying to get westbound traffic moving. we are going to start loading people into vehicles.

>> get in. >> yeah, come on. >> everything is burning. oh, my god, i mean everything. i have been in the fire service for almost 25 years. and i know what it's like for your own town to burn. the power line, laying in the

road. and this whole canyon is burning. >> the butte county sheriff's office says six people are still unaccounted for. dogs are said to be man's best friend. just take a look at this picture. a family returned home following the campfire to find their dog madison waiting for them and watching the property. the owners could not find the dog as they evacuated last month but as you can see the dog survived and waited weeks for them to return. now, in the wake of the campfire the city of san francisco's developing new plans on how to respond when bad air quality hits the bay area. mayor london breed says the city has long prepared for earthquakes and that now it's time to address climate change. the mayor says the new plan

should reach vulnerable populations and include advice on the distribution and use of masks. now your forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning. saturday morning, live doppler 7, a big storm in the plains and flooding rains in texas. check out the back side of it, over lubbock, texas. an icy mix from memphis to north carolina. north carolina has been declared a state of emergency as up to four feet of snow falls in the mountains there and heavy rain across the south. pretty quiet back at home. this is san rafael. 38 in morgan hill. and changing the shot for you, but a nice blue sky in san francisco. 36, santa rosa. 41 in concord. lake tahoe is about 9 this morning in the tahoe valley airport. 44 and sunny today. so we're cool with a little bit of fog and haze.

a chance of rain late tomorrow through the overnight hours into monday. that will allow for a wet monday morning commute. so snowfall looking pretty good across the state. 104% of normal. central sierra around yosemite 109%. we picked up several inches of archin the past couple of days and that translated into a lot of snow in the south. 125% of average. so sunny today, more clouds tomorrow. you heard about kirkwood all open. we're bringing in rain into the bay area tomorrow. a one on the storm impact scale. light amounts, anywhere from a couple hundredths to a tenth to half an inch in the north bay. this is the way it will play out. dry tomorrow. see some clouds around. but the front doesn't move through until the overnight hours. some yellows off shore into marin county perhaps. but as it pushes into the bay area, 7:00 or 8:00 hour, it sort of falls apart so you're not going to expect a lot of rain

from san jose to livermore. and the totals reflect that about half an inch up to san jose. quarter inch in oakland and trace amounts in san jose. 60 in san mateo. we have low 60s from fremont to napa. santa cruz, 64. in the accuweather seven day forecast, upper 50s to mid 60s today and tomorrow. increasing the clouds. one on the impact scale for sunday into monday. dry, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. download our accuweather app to keep track of the temperatures. then next friday, we can see another chance of rain. unfortunately all of the systems looking pretty weak right now. but that could change. and so far we have had a got start to the snow season in december after november with the crazy dry conditions. you and hopefully they'll increase. >> absolutely. well, we'll enjoy the sun and the dry conditions until that rain returns as you said

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police department is raising some eyebrows. the east bay times reports that the department paid $34,000. police asse forfeiture that allows the police to arrest people suspected of wrongdoing. the law enforcement in most cases is to wait until the defendants are convicted before using the money. they say it helps with crime prevention by building relationships with the community. 8:24. you can get into the holiday spirit today in sausalito. anchor jessica castro has the details. >> reporter: this weekend celebrate the holidays along the waterfront in true bay area style. >> you can get chairs and blankets and it's kind of like the fourth of july of winter. >> reporter: the lighted boat parade in sausalito is celebrating the 31st year. you can see every type ofir f s

yachts. fireworks are around 7:00. i met lisa while she was decoratinger 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 and a big tree and then the whole front of the boat is going to be whoville. >> reporter: all the fire works are donated by sausalito winterfest. dress in layers. nonlinear play, it talks about people that are not -- that don't get center stage. what's exciting i'm working with intersectional artists about a play that deals with intersectionality. >> also see the smart and talented young women and other artists in a play called one google in one. it's a modern interpretation of the 1,001 nights. it's presented by the theate area company, the goal is to inspire live theater supporters.

you can watch the new production at the bra have a theater center just around the corner from zuckerberg sf general. tickets are 45 bucks. just $35 if you're under 30 years old. opening night is friday and it runs through december 22. for more weekend i abc7news.com. i'm jessica castro. have a great weekend. still to come on abc 7 mornings a new report shows san francisco continues to lose affordable housing almost as quickly as it builds it. wh

good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc 7 mornings." ilogi la a arguen in the weather center. hey, lisa. >> hey, good morning. the view from mt. tam is certainly cold but the still in the 30s here with 50 in san francisco. 43 in mountain view. san jose 44. on the coast, 48 and from sutro you can see pretty good visibility. haze. 36 santa rosa. vacaville is cool at 39. concord, 41. we're looking at mainly 50s by 10:00. the fog quickly dissipates and by 2:00, in the upper 50s for most. near 60 in mountain view and then by 6:00 still holding around 50 but that sun sets at

4:50. we're tracking rain for late sunday. how much rain to expect for your monday morning commute i'll have the answers coming up. chris? thank you. federal prosecutors in new york rm personal attorney michael cohen should get substantial prison time. prosecutors going so far as to say that cohen made illegal payments to two women who claimed they had affairs with donald trump and that he did so mp himself. abc news senior national correspondent terry moran has the latest. >> what do you think is going to happen today? prosecutors are alleging that the former long time personal attorney and fixer michael cohen violated campaign finance laws acting in coordination with and at the direction of trump himself. the man who once said he would take a bullet for his long time boss -- >> obviously, very loyal and very dedicated to mr. trump. >> reporter: he flipped earlier this year. pleading guilty to crimes including tax evasion and making

illegal campaign contributions. he even admitted to facilitating hush payments to stormy daniels and karen mcdougal to cover up their alleged affai donald trump. cohen's decision to cooperate drew harsh criticism from the president who has denied the affairs or knowing of the payments until after they were made. >> did you know about the $30,000 payment to daniels? >> no. >> reporter: but the u.s. attorney for new york's southern district denounced cohen's extensive, deliberate and serious conduct saying he sought to influence the election from the shadows, motivated by personal greed and ambition. cohen lobbied the court for little to no jail time, but the prosecutions said he deserves a substantial prison term. cohen previously sat down for more than 70 hours of interviews with special counsel robert mueller and for that assistance in the russia investigation,

court filing saying he and cohen struck a deal with cohen pleading on a separate charge about the president's business dealings with russia during the campaign. but mueller said that cohen has assisted the special counsel providing useful information concerning russia related matters core to the action. all of this is coming as the special counsel is taking action against another former trump aide. one-time chairman paul manafort. >> paul manafort has done an amazing job. >> reporter: prosecutors writing in a heavily redacted memo manafort had previously agreed to cooperate fully, truthfully and completely and forthrightly but prosecutors said he lied at least five times to federal investigators. the special counsel is looking to terminate that deal and he could seek to try manafort on

charges of tax evasion and fraud. we learned that president trump is nominating mark millie as the next top military adviser. the president writes -- i'm pleased to announce my nomination of four star mark millie as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff replacing general joe dunford who is retiring. i'm thankful to both of the incredible men for their service to thecountry. a statewide campaign aimed at preventing drunk driving during the holidays is under way. the highway patrol and the office of traffic safety is encouraging you to make plans before you head out for the evening. they say drinking isn't the only problem, but drug use. drug related deaths are up. >> most people aren't making the choices in a vacuum where it's just them.

they're at a party. having fun with friends whatever the situation is. so we need to watch out for each other and help everyone make a wise choice. >> officials say people have all sorts of options like ride sharing services that make it easier than ever to avoid driving impaired. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. we look at the issues and what could make them better. and san francisco continues to lose affordable housing almost as quickly as it builds it. it keeps track of how many are earmarked for low income tenants, but the city loses one existing unit. that's according to a housing balance report which will be diskissed at city hall on monday. we have more. >> reporter: building more affordable housing has long been a goal of the city. but the battle to keep people here has been more challenging than anyone predicted. >> so we have people living

there 44 years in the richmond district, raised their families there. all of a sudden, the building is being sold and they are looking at being evicted. >> reporter: that's nothing new. what is different is the somewhat recent approach taken by nonprofits like the council of community housing organization. the co-director peter cohen promotes the permanent low income housing and he thinks it 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 our existing housing and our neighborhoods and stabilize them and keep the people in their homes. >> reporter: today in all, there are 40 buildings that have been a steady influx of money to buy and restore them. butitad reid anreseen amountey

property taxes. several supervisors are now proposing that a portion of that money be used towards property acquisitions. >> we need to look at all of the possibilities presvi existing affordable housing but generating more. >> reporter: loopholes in the condo laws are partly responsible for the loss of rent controlled units. on monday the board of supervisors land use committee will discuss whether drastic changes in policy are needed. >> we cannot depend on private developers for this. we need to depend on our own public resources if we want to maintain a balance of diversity here in san francisco. >> reporter: so according to this report 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 . >ap today instead of his sleigh, santa claus will be

getting on a motorcycle to deliver some toys in san mateo. he'll be leading a pack of harleys on the toy run to the san mateo medical center. the golden gate chapter haeywners group seen here at a previous event has donated more than 20,000 toys at the center over theahead on "abc 7 mornings," ski season is here. the resort that's opening up the entire mountain today. but first, a live look outside from our mt. tam cameras. you can see it's a little breezy out

time now is 8:40. here's a live look outside from our emeryville camera. no major traffic issues to report as you make your way from emeryville, over the bridge, into the city this morning. clear skies for now. but when will the rain return? lisa has the answer coming up. kirkwood mountain resorts says it's opening the entire mountain today. this is vide north star, california, resort showing crews getting ready to open up new terrain yesterday. you can see the snow cat at work grooming and shaping the snow surface. the snow is piling up right now. more lifts could be opening today. heavenly mountain resort also plans to open lifts today. looks like a fun time. 25 right now in truckty. a high of 44 today. nice and sunny there. cloudier tomorrow. and we'll look for some rain to

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steph curry kept his promise to a young fan in napa. 9-year-old riley morrison just received her new curry shoes and a bunch of gear from under armour. this came after the girl wrote a letter last month. she wanted him to know she couldn't find his shoe for girls on the under armour website. curry responded with a note and also sent her some new gear. >> she was just overly excited, over the moon. on cloud nine. she is extremely gracious and thankful that curry and under armour -- they have been so awesome. >> curry has been an outspoken advocate for girls and women being involved in sports. in sports this morning, the warriors have a couple of days off to recover from their latest road trip. last night they were looking to avenge last month's 23 point

loss to bucks at or cal arena. >> good morning, everybody. the warriors finished a five game road trip with a stop in oracle. steph and company are looking for payback. serving up the cheese curds in wisconsin i think i'll pass. giannis antetokounmpo so athletic throwing it down on the tip slam. the doves held the greek freak to 22 points, 15 boards which is good. end of the first half, this is better. andre iguodala. with authority. great inbounds play. the doves up six at the break. third quarter, the bucks would not go away. ilyasova gave them a lead. and that lasted ten seconds. a screen from kevin durant. jordan bell getting more minutes. between the legs. we learned that from zsa zsa, the assist to steph for three out of his 20.

klay thompson had 20 points. and the doves held the league's top scoring team to only 95 points. doves win their third straight 105-95. back home against minnesota on monday. >> it was a game that meant a lot to us. we were embarrassed a few weeks ago and, you know, we have an eye on them. you know, this is a team we can play late on. i thought it was our best defensive game of the year. we were getting after it right from the opening tip. >> well, we know what happened last time they came to oracle and a rare opportunity to make a statement on the road against a team that's up and coming and playing as well as they are. i pity the fool who tries to stop evander cain. who remembers mr. t? first period, evander kane with the eighth of the year. here's the second of the goals, brett richie beating martin

jones. suddenly 3-1 dallas. and then the sharks they had their chances, stars goalie bishop denies them all. and the sharks lose 3-2. they're in arizona today. volleyball regionals semifinals, number one stanford with the tree dancing. taking on wazoo. they split the first two games. stanford in control here. fitzmorris with a spike. plummer goes down the line. it will be tall. 24 kills on the night. stanford wins in four sets. they have won 29 straight matches, a new school record. they take on penn state with a berth in the final four on the line tonight. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. now your accuweather weather forecast with lisa argen. >> well, a pretty good respite in the rain. we look live outside from the sutro tower camera, you'll notice that it's a bit hazy. but we have sunshine here in san

francisco. numbers in the upper 40s and looking at a mild afternoon today. a lot like yesterday. if you liked yesterday, you'll probably like today. tomorrow, we're increasing the clouds. tomorrow night, bringing in our storm impact scale. a one, a light system that will last through monday morning. and looking at amounts anywhere maybe half an inch. this'll bring perhaps some slick roadways for the monday morning commute. from the exploratorium camera, upper 50s. looking at another area that's bringing some problems to the nation which is much of the south. and the southern plains where we have snow on the backside of some heavy rain that is just pushing out of texas. four inches in lubbock, texas, and look at all the rain from tennessee down through louisiana. and a wintry mix here with the state of emergency for the state of north carolina, up to four inches in the smokey mountains. as we get through the next several days.

so pretty tough there. while we enjoy this, mid 60s here in santa cruz later on today. 50 downtown. 46 in mountain view with 41 in morgan hill. half moon bay up to 54 and a look from mt. tam. you can see the haze out there. 38 in napa. 41 in concord. upper 40s in livermore and pier 39 looking nice with all that sun. so it's cool. a little haze. little fog dissipating and looking at that chance of rain coming in tomorrow night into monday. allowing for perhaps some slick roadways but so far in terms of our averages for the rainy season looking at 94% with seven inches in santa rosa. over four inches in san francisco. 85% oakland. 89% and for san jose 80%. livermore at 62% of average. we may add just a little bit more, not much with this system. as we go through the day on sunday, it's still to the north. the overnight hours, sunday night into monday.

a few good downpours in the north bay. then pushing into the east bay, the south baby 6:00, 7:00. then it begins to fall apart. we'll only see t san je.a nt phaps in fremont. 0.2 in concord. today, 61, oakland, fremont. and 61 in napa. upper 50s to 60s. the weak systems will move through, one on the storm impact scale and that lasts through the early morning hours. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, looking dry. more rain on the docket for friday. so yeah, going to have to keep those umbrellas handy. our tracking needs, right? >> yeah. definitely. >> lisa, thank you. well, we don't know the replacement for kevin hart as host of the oscars. the comedian stepped down as emcee after tweets from 2009 and 2011 resurfaced.

it madet gay people and he has since apologized calling the comments insensitive. this has many wondering about their own presence. can you protect or clean up your online reputation? >> hello, make some noise for chris rock. >> reporter: kevin hart's comedy is one thing but what he tweeted between 2009 and 2011 isn't sounding so funny anymore. >> it's not as if anyone can say i didn't know better. he said some dumb things. some really homophobic things that were dangerous and he never really apologized. >> reporter: tim redmond a media studies teacher at the university of san francisco says there are almost always consequences of a poor digital thhe ion ceion. >> how tresident of unit away with what he's getting away with lub one of the great questions of the historians of our era.

>> reporter: we're not the president or celebrities so what are we supposed to do? there are companies out there like this one that will help you clean up your social past. >> hello, my company is called brand yourself. >> reporter: this man unveiled his company on shark tank. >> we help individuals clean up their online reputation. >> reporter: then he had ten employees and now over a hundred. they have performed 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 of colleges or even if you're -- you know, no matter what industry you're in. even if it's entertainment. >> reporter: what better way to test out the services than to have my own social media channels scrubbed and cleaned and to be honest, i'm a little nervous about what they're going to find. howevein minute.trick says ther

red flags that software scans for. they're looking for things that show bigoted behavior, sexism, homophobia, racism and criminal behavior. >> we're looking at, you know, the tweet of you talking about you're in a cloud of marijuana smoke in a busful of drunk partiers, but none were real really -- i would say scandalous because you were covering different types of stories. >> reporter: in the end it's all about context. relieved and in san francisco, dion limn, abc 7 aadn "abc 7 rn the bay and pulling cable cars. the organization

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it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. happening today, skills, strength and bravery are just some of the attributes needed for a local make a wish benefit. hundreds are taking part in the annual brave the bay san francisco police department challenge. participants can take a plunge into the bay's chilly waters, pull a cable car 200 feet or take part in the 5-k run. the fun starts in a few moments at aquatic park. and now a final weather check with lisa. >> well, we're slowly warming up out there. looks nice from our exploratorium camera. temperatures are in the 50s in oakland and san francisco. mid 50s, half moon y.46, mntains emeeooking . an tdian

40s in santal. r 44 in livermore. downtown, low 60s to mid 60s elsewhere. milder in the south bay. the accuweather seven day forecast bringing rain in late. tomorrow, very little and it ends by early monday morning. we are dry by the middle of the week and then by the end of the week another chance of rain. at this point, not looking like big rain makers. no new snow for the sierra nevada. but everyone is doing fine for now. >> we'll take as much rain as we can get. thank you. thanks so much to you for joining us on "abc 7 mornings." i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. the news continues online, facebook, twitter, instagram. for now, a live look outside. abc 7 news returns at 5:00 p.m. until then, make it a great day, everybody.