santa is heading back to the north pole. the rain is drying out. the skies are clearing up. instead of a white christmas, it's shaping up to be a bright christmas, but only one person has the answer about today's weather. good morning. it is christmas day, tuesday, december 25th. we've got the one and only, mike nicco. and you've got your santa claus tie on today. >> i do. it's an old one but it still works. >> i like it. it's working. >> you wore green. >> one day of the year i can wear green. >> unfortunately, i can't. yes, santa left a nice forecast in my stocking this morning. i picked it up.

he said, first show life doppler 7 and show how it's not raining, like you said it wouldn't be. then let's show fog forming up around ukiah. the wins are not very fast right now except around san jose. they're about 17 miles per hour and 12 out in livermore. they will pick up as we head into the afternoon hours. let's take a look at what's going to happen on this christmas day. 41 to 49 at 7:00 under a partly cloudy sky. the winds will start to pick up. the clouds will linger through about noon and we'll hang out at 55, 57. the dry air kicks in. the breeze remains. look how temperatures drop by 4:00. 49 to 52. grab a coat if you're heading out this evening. some of our coldest nights are ahead of us. i'll have that coming up in the accuweather forecast. we'll send it back to alexis and talk about the news of the day. we have breaking news.

in the south bay we're tracking a big police investigation under way in san jose. officers were called to lee and fruitdale avenues this morning. amanda de castillo is live at the scene. >> reporter: if you're unfamiliar, we're just across the street from sherman oaks elementary school in san jose. the black suv just pulled up blocking our view of a white car that went into a chain link fence. that fence is separating fruitdale and lee avenues from a children's play structure. we want to take you around the scene. dozens of evidence markers are scattered throughout the intersection leading up to that white car. a witness tells abc7 news there was a shooting involving police. this is information we're working to confirm with sjpd. we asked questions. this had to be a substantial incidence to warrant this amount of heavy police presence on

fruitdale avenue. we saw an officer knocking on neighbor's doors for information. several blocks along fruitdale are being roped off because of this investigation. new video just shared with abc7 news shows the amount gunfire erupted. the video shows san jose police officers at the intersection when shots were fired. details are limited but we're pushing san jose police for answers. >> thank you. turning now to the raiders. is this it? the raiders played their final home game of the season last night. it is looking like that was their final home game at the coliseum ever. the raiders beat the denver broncos 27-14 as reporter jobina is about to show you how every raider fan went

through the emotions. >> reporter: fan loyalty runs very deep out here. >> we've been coming here since we were 5 years old. >> reporter: this family's holiday tradition may have end ended tonight. it looks like this could be the raiders' last game in oakland. >> i'm going to miss them forever. like, this has been our childhood. we have our picture from our first game. >> reporter: those same santa hats were worn today. someone said the game day rain was like the sky crying over the team's move to las vegas. >> it's like having an ex-boyfriend. like he got a new girl so you don't want to b happy for him but you still love him. >> it's going to be very tragic when they leave us. >> reporter: so what better way to say good buy than with a parting party to thank them for the memories. >> i'm a raiders fan. i'm going to roll with my team wherever they go. >> reporter: inside the stadium the same mix of emotions. pride, sadness, maybe a touch of irritation, too. >> i'm hurt. i'm hurt that they're leaving.

i've been loyal to the soil. i want them to stay here. i love the raiders. i've been a season ticketholder for ten years. >> reporter: the end of the game was marked with a dance on the dugout and fans tackled on the field. overall it seems the fan support will remain ever if the team doesn't. the raiders are slated to move to vegas in 2020. they don't have a lease for next year. reporting from the oakland coliseum, jobina fortson,fortso, news. it's unclear where the raiders will play next year. they ended negotiations after the city of oakland sued the team and the nfl over their decision to move to vegas. possible options for the team include playing at at&t park or levi stadium. they could also end up at another venue in vegas next year. happening today, glide memorial church in san francisco will serve a free christmas meal. anyone who shows up at the church on ellis at taylor

streets will be treated to lunch between 10:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. it will include ham, turkey and all the fixings. the church will also hold a christmaservice starting at 10:00 with performances from the glide ensemble gospel choir and the change band. a memorial for former kgo radio host ray is set for next month in san francisco. the commonwealth club will hold a celebration of life in his honor on january 12th. among those inviteded to speak, his sons, former mayor willie brown and former kgo talk host ron owens. it will be open to the public, no reservations needed. he was found dead in kentucky last month. police say they don't suspect foul play in his death. pg&e has restored power to thousands of customers in the east bay. this photo shows a dark night in east oakland last night. that light you see there in the distance is the coliseum, which was not impacted by the power outage.

at its peak some 7,000 customers were in the dark. no word yet on what caused the outage. san francisco's mayor asked the governor to commute her brother's prison sentence. the governor has responded. those who were first to apply for real ids are not going to be happy to hear this. wy millions of people now have to submit more documentation. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here's a look at yesterday's/last night's storm. it is on the move and moving through southern

let's talk temperatures. if you're getting up right now, mid to upper 40s in our east bay valleys and around the bay we have upper 40s to low 50s. notice what's happening up in the north bay where the clouds are clearing quicker and the dryer, cooler air moving in. 38, santa rosa, 41 in napa right now. those temperatures are running anywhe anywhere 12 degrees cooler than average. it's going to look nice outside with a whole lot of sunshine but we'll top out in the mid to upper 50s in the south bay.

with the breezes it will fool cooler than that. the peninsula we get to 47 at noon. stay there through 2:00 and drop down to the upper 50s if you're heading out there evening. for san francisco, starting on of at 49. hanging out in the mid to upper 50s for the rest of the day. all the way through 8:00. definitely going to need the sunglasses today. let's kick it back to alexis. governor brown has released his final list of sentence pardons and commutations and it does not include san francisco mayor london breed's brother. london sent a letter to the governor asking her to commute her brother's sentence. he's serving a 44-year sentence for robbery and conviction. he says his sentence was excessive due to racial bias. south lake tahoe voted to restrict short-term rentals immediately but there's a new action putting this measure on hold. a holiday tradition that's been a staple in the east bay

for decades is ending. we're saying good-bye to santa bob's spectacular show. as we head to break, we leave you with abc7 news now. it's weather and traffic it's weather and traffic throughout the entire commercial i knew about the tremors. but when i started seeing ings, i didn't know what was happening... so i kept it i he started believing things that weren't true. i knew somethingas wrong... but i didn't say a word. during the course of their disease around 50% of people with parkinson's may experience hallucinations or delusns. but now, doctors are prescribing nuplazid. the only fda approved medicine... proven to significantly reduce hallucinations and delusions related to parkinson's. don't take nuplazid if you are allergic to its inedients. nuplazid can increase the risk of death in elderly people with dementia-related psychosis and is not for treating symptoms unrelated to parkinson's disease. nuplazid can cause changes in heart rhythm and should not be taken if you have ctain abnormal heart rhythms or take other drugs that are known to cause changes in heart rhythm. tell your doctor about any changes

in medicines you're taking. the most common side effects are swelling of the arms and legs and confusion. we spoke up and it made all the difference. ask your parkinson's specialist about nuplazid.

happening now, the salvation army is preparing thousands of christmas meals for people in need. we're taking a live look right

now inside the organization's central christmas on harrison street. volunteers will hand-deliver more than 4,000 meals to seniors and people who can't leave their homes because of illness. this year's meal consists of ham, potatoes, hot cocoa. volunteers will begin delivering the food in about an hour. more than 2 million californians who have been issued a real id will need to file more paperwork. the department of homeland security is telling the dmv the process is inadequate. that means anyone with a real id will have to submit a second document. if you don't want to go back to the dmv, the department is working to let you submit information online or by mail. you won't have to do it until your lps is up for renewal in five years, according to "the sacramento bee." that mean it's valid until then. it will be needed to board planes or enter federal

buildings. ski season gets in full swing. a california judge has blocked a controversial measure which limits the number of people who can stay in vacation rentals. according to "the sacramento bee" voters narrowly passed measure t. it limits short-term vacation rentals in south lake tahoe with two people per bedroom. it will ban all short-term vacation rentals in all neighborhoods outside downtown south lake lake tahoe. a judge has issued a restraining order on the new lawsuit because of a pending lawsuit. santa spent all night deliver gifts to boys and girls, but before the trip he took a short trip to the florida keys. that was santa spotted near scuba diving near key largo. he rode an underwater sled with to faux antlers. it was a beautiful christmas day in s sydney australia.

what was that? was that mermaids? >> male mermaids. mermen? >> bondi beach, christmas is one of their busiest days of the year. a day we would like to have here. at least the rain is gone. >> if you go to the beach dressed like that today, might be a little cold. >> might be a little chilly. no one would look twice in san francisco. whatever. >> people may not even be that clothed. let's talk about what's going on weatherwise because you're never more than seven minutes away. here's a look from pier 15. honored you're joining us on this morning. let's take a look at my highligh highlights. mostly sunny,s a little breeze in the air today. mostly clear and cooler tonight. trending dry for the next seven days. if you have outdoor projects you've been waiting for dry weather to do, that's it. let's go back to lunchtime

yesterday. here we are at noon and let's roll through. you can see waves of showers. none of them all that heavy until we got until the 4:00 to 5:00 hour. then some came through. then we talked about that secondary push of showers coming through with some isolated downpours. sure enough, you can see those lasted up until about 2:00 in the morning. let's keep rolling and here we are. it is clear outside. let's see what's going on. we talk about your commute planner, but nobody's really commuting today so we'll change it a little bit and call it the travel planner for today. if you're on the roads, it will be breezy on our bridges. if you're taking mass transit, it will be dry. heading up to the high country, snow-packed roads. let's talk about our temperatures. we'll be in the upper 50s to right near 60. it won't feel that warm because of the breezes. tonight some cooler air is starting to settle in. 39 in redwood city. we'll have 30s around the bay. upper 40s along the coast into

san francisco. look at the mid-30s and upper 30s in the inland valleys. tonight one of the cooler nights moving forward. here's a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. after that cooler start, we'll rebound into the mid too upper 50s. mid to upper 30s thursday and mid-50s but a whole lot of sunshine. seven days without rain. >> thank you, mike. for more than 30 years a pleasanton man has delighted neighbors with his elaborate christmas display but santa bob is hanging up his lights after this year. melanie woodrow shows us the spectacular display. >> one, two, three. >> it's awesome. >> reporter: for more than 30 years bob stanley has been lighting up his home. >> it's the time of year you wnt everybody to smile and be happy. it's christmas.

>> reporter: around these parts he's known as san sta bob. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> merry christmas. >> do you think he looks like santa? >> we were driving by and my sister was like, is that santa? >> i saw him walk out and i was like, santa. >> i'm not santa but i am santa's helper. >> reporter: even santa's helper needs a break. bob's wife kathy is his sidekick and snow maker. . did you ever say, bob, it's enough? >> yes, i've said that many times. and here are. last year i said it and meant it, it's enough. it's time. >> reporter: is takes six weeks to get this display up. another month prior to that for preparation. meaning the couple has been home for the holidays for more than 30 years. >> we've been grounded, you might say. >> reporter: they would like to get away. maybe someplace warmer, like hawaii. >> everything was sold this year before i even lit up. >> reporter: they're taking in the final smiles and the sweet honesty that comes from the

mouths of babes. what's the best part? >> i like to get candy. >> reporter: the best part is that you got candy? what about all the lights? >> it's cool. >> reporter: memories made one christmas at a time. the last time you can see this spectacular display is sunday, december 30th. december 30th. in pleasanton, melanie abc news. those millenials ruin everything. that's been the narrative. now they are being known for reviving one spot. why there's extra security at the new tourist spot.

in the last couple of days we learned how sticky, wet and heavy the snow would be. we have at what looks to be a foot, foot and a half of new snow. we still have issues through 7:00 this morning. as far as our rainfall, we think it's been raining a lot but we're still 60% to 80% of average. that means we're 40% to 20% behind. we could use more rain. i tonight see a lot coming up in the accuweather seven-day foreca forecast. we'll get back to alexis with more news. the holiday season brings

big crowds to one l.a. landmark. this year it's also bringing more security. that's because last year on new year's day vandals turned the hollywood sign into hollyweed. officials want to make sure there are no illegal name changes so they stepped up patrols through the new year. >> it's hard to get people to realize, everybody gets to share stuff. not just them. the only way we can do that is with law enforcement. >> most visitors said they appreciated the add the security to take the star for selfies. millenials are credited with boosting the sale of christmas tree. the tradition is expected to be the major forest behind 10% increase in the sale of real christmas trees according to square inc. they tap lated sales from more than 1,000 tree sellers. if part of your holiday

tradition is christmas in the park in the south bay, you want to check it out soon, as in today. you saw the raiders go out in style here on abs 7. they won their last home game at they won their last home game at the coliseum but you may have

what a smart move of harris as he gets free! how about it, raider nation! >> wow. >> if this is it for the coliseum, what a way to go out. from special honors to dancing on the dugout. we are looking back at a special night in oakland. >> i can't wait to talk to my son about it. we're looking ahead to your christmas day forecast. mother nature got you'll of that rain out of her system to clear the way for a beautiful morning. you see our mt. tam camera. a shoddy snowman showed up on the curb yesterday and we promise you it did not snow in our capital city. ho, ho, hello. it is christmas day, tuesday, december 25th. you're never more than 20 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. we have a nice day ahead. >> we do. i made another observation. who are the two people on this

shift that have kids? >> you and me. >> and who's working? >> we drew the short straw. >> we're happy to be here. at least we're put on a good show. good morning, everybody. here's a look at live doppler 7. you can see it's dry this morning. accelerating into so cal. the grapevine getting snow right now and we're still getting a little snow up in tahoe also. can you imagine waking up to a couple of new feet of snow in tahoe? it's got to be so gorgeous. almost as gorgeous as this graphic we have for your accuweather 12-hour planner on christmas day. it's a little cooler this morning. 41 to 49. you'll notice the dry air, the breezes and the sunshine this afternoon. keel call it 55 to 57. notice that cold front. temperatures drop this afternoon, 49 to 52. the dryer air and cooler air rolls in. by 7:00 we're starting to see a lot of 40s out there. maybe if you have a new coat, sweater, something, you'll be

able to wear it if you're heading out. we'll talk about some chilly nights on the way. want to get over to alexis with a look at the news. we turn to breaking new in the south bay. we're tracking a big police investigation under way in san ji. officers were called to lee and fruitdale avenues around 2:30 this morning. abc7 news reporter amanda de castillo is live near the scene. >> reporter: neighbors living around sherman oaks elementary school are waking up to a possible officer-involved shooting. we did receive video from a witness showing the moment gunfire rang out at this intersection. >> reporter: the video shows san jose police officers at lee and fruitdale. dozens of evidence markers are throughout the intersection

leading up to a white car that appears to have gone through a fence separating a children's play structure. we reached out with questions about what happened and whether anyone was injured or killed. this had to be a substantial incident to warrant this amount of heavy police presence along fruitdale. when we arrived on scene around 4:00 this morning, we saw an officer knocking on neighbors' doors for information. we know several blocks along fruitdale have been roped off. details remain limited at this hour. reporting live in san jose, amanda de castillo, abc7 news. new this morning, a family in atherton will spend their christmas away from home after a tree crashed through their roof. you can't see the tree because it's in the backyard on the other side of this home. menlo park fire official says the tree fell into a bedroom where a girl was sleeping. fortunately, no one was hurt. oakland raiders fans are dealing with mixed emotions this morning after the team's final home game.

they beat the denver broncos 27-14 and this may have been the team's last game at the coliseum. fans are devastated but many say they'll remain >> it's like having an ex-boyfrie ex-boyfriend. he got a new girl up. don't want to be happy for him but you still love him. >> it's going to be tragic. >> this has been our childhood. we have the picture from our first game. that's me and him. >> fans danced on top of the dugout after raiders won and a handful of raiders also tackled on the field. the raiders plan to move to las vegas for 2020 and don't have a lease for next year. it was a special night for another oakland football team honored during the raiders game. the high school football team won the state championship title three years in a row so the raiders invited them as vip guests to the game. players and coaches got to watch the team's pregame warm-up from the sidelines. they also got some camera time

during the game. the raiders honored 10-year-old carlos motos from hil hillsburg. he helped save six residents at magnolia senior center. he alerted his mother and called firefighters for help. abc7 news was in san leandro at the famous oakland themed ricky's where fans gathered to watch the game and reflect on the team's legacy in the city. >> it's just really savad to ha been an oakland raiders fan since i was a kid and possibly the last game ever played in this stadium. it's tough. i just couldn't bring myself to be there tonight. i'm here at ricky's. it will always be the mecca, the home base of raider nation no matter what. >> ricky's owner said the bar will remain an historic oakland raiders gathering place. developing news out of washington this morning. the government remains fractured in a partial shutdown. the shutdown and president

trump's ongoing criticism of the federal reserve are being blamed for another down day on wall street. lana zak has more on the negotiations over the christmas holiday. >> reporter: overnight president trump attended church with the first lady at the national cathedr cathedral. the president planned to spend christmas at his florida resort, mara lago but remained in washington because of the shutdown. instead of taking christmas calls from children, the president said this. >> nothing new. except we need border security. >> reporter: lawmakers are due back in town thursday to resume negotiations on government funding. the biggest sticking point, the president's desire for u.s. taxpayers to contribute $5 billion to a border wall. on monday the president summoned homeland security officials to the white house but not before launching a slew of tweets airing his grievances with democrats, some republicans and dough parting members of the administration. at one point writing, i'm all

alone, poor me, in the white house waiting for the democrats to come back and make a deal on desperately needed border security. but it was his attacks on the federal reserve that's being criticized for heightening fears about the economy. the president tweeting, the only problem our economy has is the fed. they don't have a feel for the market. they don't understand necessary trade wars or strong dollars. the day before the secretary of the treasury sought to reassure the heads of the six largest u.s. banks but the move backfired and the stock market faced the worst christmas eve decline ever. the democrats blame the president for plunging the country into, quote, chaos and saying he doesn't know how to get himself out of this shutdown. lana zak, abc news, washington. new developmenting involving a homicide investigation. san francisco police have arrested a man in connection to a deadly shooting in the excelsior district.

abc7 news was on naples street as they gathered evidence from the victim's home. police identified 22-year-old jonathan escobar as the suspect. they arrested him yesterday morning following a three-hour standoff. in the east bay, some holiday cheer for people impacted bhi the camp fire. the francisan friars is hosting 38 families, including children and pets. they're letting the families stay for one week providing meals, wi-fi and fun activities. all guest bedrooms are full. today there will be a christmas mass and then santa will visit bringing presents and a puppet show. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. you request see the cooler air rolling into the north bay in the wake of yestday's potent rainmaker. i think it lived up to the proclamation we made on the storm impact scale. we see cooler air infiltrate the

north bay. get used to the temperatures. the 30s are back for some of us today, more tomorrow. everywhere else we're in the mid to upper force right now. dress warmly right now. the north bay, your 12-hour planner. we're stuck in the 40s through 10:00. mid to upper 50s from noon to 4:00 with a whole lot of sunshine and quickly back to 46 degrees under the stars at 8:00. east bay valley is 46 with a passing cloud at 8:00. sunshine by 10:00 and 54. we'll hang out in the upper 50s in the afternoon hours down to about 50 at 8:00. and for the east bay along the shoreline, 47 this morning with some cloud cover at 8:00. notice how quickly the sun breaks out. we warm into the upper 50s this afternoon dropping down to 51 at 8:00. for the south bay, we've got 47 this morning. you'll see the most cloudiness but you'll be the most comfortable this morning. you finally break out of the sunshine by 10:00 and hang out in the mid to upper 50s through noon and 4:00. you can see by 8:00 we're about

down to 50 degrees. so, one last stop. we'll take a look at the peninsula, 48 this morning. partly cloudy. 54 at 10:00. 57 be from noon to 2:00. drop down to 51 degrees at 8:00. this is our last stop. we've gone through all the miblg row climates, 12-hour forecast. 49, kind of chilly in san francisco. we'll hang out around 53 to 56. grab those sunglasses. you'll need them. we'll take a look at the snow in the sierra coming up. after that, a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. thousands of people don't have homes this christmas because of the camp fire. one officer is making sure others are safe. a baby jesus statue disappeared 70 years ago but he suddenly returned back to the dhumpb along with the letter. that's when the story takes another twist. keep on top of weather and traffic throughout the entire

commercial break with abc7 news now. we're getting record from redwood city police they spotted is santa overnight. they spotted santa's reindeer from their patrol car. we have video from norad confirming that, yes, indeed, santa did make a stop in the bay area. norad has detected santa arriving in san francisco as his sleigh flew by the golden gate bridge. they have been known to ride famous cable cars throughout the city as they think of new ideas for new toys each year. known as the city by the bay, san francisco is one of the last san francisco is one of the last remaining stops on santa's tre

this is the sierra snowpack as of yesterday. they haven't quite measured it today. they may not since it's a holiday. we're at 75% of an average but we received a foot to two feet of snow with yesterday/last night's rain. let's take a look at the storm. still bringing a little snow but you can see the area of white shrinking as it moves through reno and tahoe. you can see in the grapevine. if you're heading down that way,

make sure you keep an eye on what's going on there. 2 will be a wet day across so cal. imagine that. 68 in los angeles. 66 in palm springs. monterrey with increasing sunshine there. a few clouds in eureka. some morning snow in yosemite. this afternoon, partly sunny and 48. tahoe we can see a little better. still that thick, wet snow stuck to the lens. i just saw somebody walking around. it looks like they were walking in about ankle to knee deep snow right around that building, the lift right there. pretty impressive snow. we'll have some snow showers thursday and some snow showers monday. i think we're out of the woods for a while as far as heavy snow. alexis? >> thank you, mike. pope francis offered a christmas wish for fraternity among people of different faiths, races or ideas. he spoke overnight at st. peter's in the vatican. conflicts in ukraine and tensions on the korean peninsula

also drew the pope's attention. tens of people were in st. peter's square to message. in iraq christians attending services. in baghdad it was previously just recognized among the christian community. one attendee says she feels much more safe than previous years as the isis mostly has been defeated. a bakersfield police officer is keeping fellow first responders in his thoughts. he's collected thousands of dollars to buy new uniforms for first responders in butte county, many of whom lost everything in the camp fire. our abc afilia in sacramento sdmra explains. >> i had guys driving around with nothing but the uniform on their back in their patrol cars. >> reporter: that is butte

county sheriff thanksing bakersfield officer michael crow. >> some officers were working 16 to 20 hours straight, helping other people and making sure everyone was getting evacuated safely. at the same time, their houses were being burnt down and they literally had nothing. >> reporter: officer crow says when he was told officers who had lost everything were sharing uniforms, it motivated him to want to help. he reached out to the company that makes first responder uniforms to see if they could help. >> i was kind of telling them all the stories and everything that was kind of going on. and they agreed to donate about 10 to $15,000 worth of new uniforms for those hundred-plus officers that lost everything. we were able to donate boots, pants, socks and new shirts for them. >> reporter: yesterday he went to chico to inform the nine different agencies about the generous donations. this video was from the private event. officer crow says he felt a

sense of duty and wanted to help. the same kind of help he's received in the past from first responders. six years ago a day before he start his new job as a police officer, crow was hit by a distracted driver while on his motorcycle. his right leg had to be camp tated. he is now one of a few dozen amputee officers across the nation. he says there's a real sense of brotherhood in the force. when one responder is down, there are others there to pick him up. >> i just feel like i'm one person that was able to use whatever resources i had to help them and kind of give back. >> reporter: he's doing just that. he says the donated uniforms should arrive in the next few weeks. in the south bay it's your last chance to experience christmas in the park. the annual holiday tradition in san jose normally ends january 1st but organizers are taking down the decorations early this year to prepare for the college

football championship game. christmas in the park will be open from 9:00 this morning until midnight. you can watch that national championship game on our sister station espn. of course, levi stadium is where it's all going down monday, january 7th. happening now, the salvation army is preparing thousands of christmas meals for people in need. here's a live look inside the organization's central kitchen on harrison street. volunteers will hand-deliver more than 4,000 meals to seniors and people who can't leave their homes because of illness. this year's meal consist of ham, sweet toe pate toes, fruit, hot cocoa and cookies. the kitchen is placing the finishing touches on the packages right now. volunteers will begin delivering the food within the hour. hundreds of volunteers across san francisco served christmas eve meals to those who are homeless or financially struggling. abc7 news was in the tenderloin district at glide where nearly 100 volunteers served 3,000 holiday lunches yesterday.

>> it's so beautiful. the people are so cheerful and nice and kind. it makes it so complete. for this christmas. >> glide says in the past five years they've been serving more families with young kids and more people dealing with mental health issues. a glide spokesperson says that's the result of discontinued funding around mental health. now to your morning money report. stock markets are getting a much needed day off today because it's christmas. but the dow lost nearly 653 points, nearly 3% yesterday. the s&p and nasdaq each lost more than 2%. traders may have been spooked by a christmas eve tweet by the president saying the fed is the economy's only problem. he also says members of the federal reserve don't understand necessary trade wars and don't have a feel for markets. city college of san francisco is about to get a big financial boost. the alexandra page clark trust is giving the school $2 million in scholarships.

it will benefit registered nurses, culinary arts and hospitality. it's named after clark, alumni of ccsf. it did not snow in sacramento but a snowman is the talk of the town this morning. this showed up in the middle of the night in front of a coffee shop. people stopped by all day yesterday taking pictures of the mysterious and a little shoddy snowman. a coffee shop employee says she teamed up. one of santa's helpers to make it happen. >> i wanted to give sacramento something they've never seen, snow. so you've got some snow and the snowman and a little miracle on christmas for you. >> she says someone brought the snow down from south lake tahoe. a special shout out to old coffee for pulling off that k s christmas miracle. >> a snowman out of his natural climate, he's looking pretty

good, right? i mean, he's a little bit -- he's got a little grime on him. he's a little melted, lopsided. >> you can tell he's lost some weight. >> we can cut him some slack. he had a long journey. >> absolutely. >> and to be assembled all over again. >> it's not like anna and elsa could be there. >> i would love to build a snowman but you'd have to go up to tahoe to do it now. absolutely. hi, everybody. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. gorgeous shot from mt. tam this morning. showing a few leftover clouds but those are moving away from us as it will be mainly sunny with a little chill in the air as the breezes will kick up and come out of the north. come out of the north. the north wind be a blowing. here we go. back to noon yesterday. you can see the waves of showers rolling through. getting stronger from noon to 5:00, around 6:00. a little lull and that secondary push came through. made for an interesting game at

the coliseum. and overnight, there you go, it's sliding down to the south. right on highway 5, interstate 5 and it's accelerating. thank you, alexis, for letting me show the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. it still looks a little damp out there. definitely not too busy. let's stick to weather. exercise, if you want to get out there after the meal, before the meal, whatever, it's going to be bright and dry. now, as far as the beaches, it will be blustery. if you're out and about, watch out for the cool temperatures. upper 50s to near 60 degrees. and then for lows tonight, you can see a wealth of 30s in our inland valleys in the north bay, east bay, even down forwards morgan hill, redwood city and low to mid-40s around the bay shore. 47 tomorrow morning at half moon bay. for the milder spots, we'll have another chilly morning thursday. and then highs that will reach 60 today. we'll only reach the upper 50s

wednesday and thursday. mid-50s for friday and saturday. mid to upper 50s sunday and monday with a few more clouds but they will not yield any rain. have a good one. here's alexis. >> thank you, mike. baby jesus statue stolen from a church in hoboken in the 1930s is back home this christmas eve. jim hofer from our sister station in new york has the story. >> reporter: for nearly 90 years the statue of baby jesus has gone missing from the nativity at our lady of grace church in hoboken. the stolen statue will now rest in the box it was shipped back in, so mysteriously a few months ago. >> since it came in what looks like a manger, it's almost the paper is like hay, a little authentic to keep it that way because that's how it was returned to us. >> reporter: returned in a box shipped from florida with an anonymous letter stating it had been stolen in the 1930s and should be returned to its rightful owner. long-time parishioner says the return of the stolen plaster statue all these years later

speaks of redemption. do you forgive them? >> absolutely. absolutely. this is really something special. >> reporter: redemption is what the anonymous sender seems to be after. the father says the person who returned the statue has since sent more unsigned letters. >> two handwritten notes from florida. i think from the family, but talking more about how they love the church and they regret if they hurt anyone. it was never meant to do any harm. >> reporter: on this christmas mass, the baby jesus will lie in its manger once again for the first time in nearly nine decades. a wrong made right at our lady of grace with a message for all. >> it's never too late to always own up. it's never too late to say, i want to do what is right. and i hope that's a message that's universauniversal. >> reporter: in hoboken, jim hoffer, channel 7, iwitness news. happening today in the east bay, the warriors will give 32

kids from oakland a special game experience. students from oakland public schools will get a behind-the-scenes tour of oracle arena. abc 7 is your home for the warriors game tonight with lebron james and the lakers. if you're going or watching from if you're going or watching from home, tweet us during the game

it is 6:58. whether you're just joining us or heading out the door, here are seven things you need to know before you go. breaking news in san jose. a big police investigation under way near fruitdale and lee avenues. cell phone video captured what sounds like kodozens of gunshot the oakland raiders sued the organization and pulled their lease. the fans showed up in full force to watch the raiders beat the broncos 24-17. it's the last night for christmas in the park in san jose. the season is ending early this year to prepare for the college football championship game. number four. taking a live look at the salvation army's central kitchen in san francisco.

volunteers will deliver 4,000 meals to people in need. number five, here's the first look at the christmas morning. you can see it's getting pretty bright out there. in fact, it will be mostly sunny with cool breezes today. and that's not quite what i wanted to show you but it will work. tonight will be mainly clear with cooler lows and trending with dry and seasonal temperatures the rest of the seven-day forecast. number six. as you would expect, we are seeing holiday light traffic on the roads. here's a light look at the bay bridge toll plaza. nobody's out yet. everyone's still drinking hot cocoa and opening presents. and number seven. those dang millenials are actually being credited for something instead of being blamed. the generation born between 1981 and 1996 is believed to be the major force hyped a so% increase this year in the sale of real christmas trees. you guys go out and get a real one every night, right? >> we used to cut one down. that's harder to do now than it used to be. real year every year. >> he waited too long this year.

all the millenials got the good ones -- >> 6 foot tall. it was small for us. >> he got a charlie brown tree. thank you for joining us. we hope you have a great america this christmas morning. >> good morning, america. merry christmas. as you celebrate with your families, the meaning behind the season. cardinal timothy nolan, bishop michael curry and pastor heidi neumark and others here with their christmas messages. also ahead, heroes of the holiday. nba star teaming up with a teenager to give his grandmother an incredible surprise. and the children bravely facing health battles granted the ultimate christmas wish, a trip to the north pole. also this morning, your holiday gift guide. how to take advantage of the season's hottest toys and what to do if you're concerned about screen time. the secret tools to set limits